Northside High School - North Star Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Annual Stajjf Makes Memories Immortal More than a memory book, the North Star clearly reflects every aspect of life at North- side. By giving a complete view of activities held throughout the year, the yearbook func- tions in the public relations of our school. Selling ads and subscriptions, drawing lay- outs, cropping pictures, and writing copy and captions, annual staff members partici- pate in more than an extracurricular activity. They continually strive to meet deadlines, thus moving always closer to a completed account of our year. The editors, advisor, and entire staff work in accord to produce the book. Staff members fulfill an obligation to make the yearbook a complete record of every facet of student life. When this record arrives from Delmar Publishing Company in May, staff members inevitably feel pride and experience many moments remembering the rewarding hours of work they did on the book. When things are in an uproar, you can depend on Donna Fitzgerald to locate important material. Constantly searching for just the right words to fit just the right pictures, Donna Fitzgerald, Janie Hoer, Darlene Jones, Marsha Clarkson, Jane Vannoy, and Jodie Landis, compose our North Star Annual. 176

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Affection that will not be gainsay '41, the sense of what zs real the thought lj after all lt should prove unreal, The doubts ofday-time and the doubts ofnzght time the curious whether and how Whether that which appears so is so, or is it all flashes and spcehs 7 Doubts of day and doubts of night vanish when we show affection for trivial items in our lives. Affection, depth of expression, joy in sharing experiences with our classmates present a vibrant reality, an underlying spirit. The flashes and specks of our school are students frequenting halls and haunting classrooms. Soiled loafers and dusty-white saddle oxfords shuffling down halls decieve an onlooker. The observant notice the flash- ing smile, the bouncy hello which reflect student spirit. Seemingly inconsequential events combine to build the unique personal- ity of our student body. An all season' view of Northside reveals a flash of shared ex- periences.

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Cindy Henley, Editorg Carol Clarkson, Copy Editorg and Pat Ball, Business Man- ager, pitch in to help Mr. Carter, our adviser, type a letter to Delmar. Paula Mason, Marty Johnson, and Roseau Smith work on copy and captioning pictures for the final deadline. K if 177