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

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Administration Plans Education, Activities Students saw a different face this year if they had occasion to enter the principal's of- fice. Most students also caught glimpses of Mr. David Urquhart at assemblies, in the cafe- teria, or when moving to and from class. Ad- ministrative policies, student discipline, and other vital regulations originated in Mr. Urqu- hart's office. Mr. Hal Johnston and Mr. Eugene Orr, our two assistant principals, offered disciplinary measures in many instances and gave guidance to many students. This guidance came from their knowledge of official policies, their familiarity with where things might be found around the school, and their willingness to be of help to students. SCA officers, club presi- dents, and others at Northside continually found need of the assistance of these two men. Miss Judy St. Clair and Miss Judy Philpott kept things running smoothly in the office with their efficiency, friendly smiles, and helpful attitude. -we .figs Mr. Johnson and Mr. Orr formulate ideas, policies. Mr. David Urquhart, our principal, must study and regulate student activities. 13

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umm f 1 I Wim-H ,ETX Our school secretaries, Judy Philpott and Judy St. Clair busily but happily count money for book rental. um :V-Q Rx , S .. 'N -f- , 1F55 ' ,--ff S if- X ir! if G Q, i' ... s - W Y' L 'Suu so o--M..,Nl .,,. .. .. ...Xe Northside High, surrounded by mountains and sky plays an important part in the education of many students. 0, Wim su EEEEEEF EE 12

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Miss McDavid calculates the overdue book charge for Alan Stolove two week overdue library books. Mr. Ji 14 m Gallion Mrs. Donna Henderson Miss Edna McDavid Guidance and Library H em All Students The Guidance Department, a vital part of Northside High School's organization, is busy all year. Fall finds the Guidance De- partment hastily correcting schedules and establishing the important routines that govern life about the school. Every morning finds Mr. Shelton and Mrs. Henderson ex- cusing absences and keeping track of the student body. Miss Peters and Mr. Gallion, our two part-time guidance counselors, offer their services to confused students during one or two periods each day. By giving achievement tests, administer- ing college board PSAT and SAT, and in- terpreting scores, the members of this de- partment extimate the aptitudes of numer- ous Vikings. Our library gained accredation last year after attaining the required five books per student. Several students and teachers assist librarian Miss Edna McDavid throughout the day in keeping up with these volumes.