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

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Miss North Star- Donna Perdue Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White set the mood at the annual Miss North Star dance as ten young ladies were present- ed to the student body as candidates for the title Miss North Star 1968? Janie Hoer, Pat Ball, Chippy Williams, Brenda Glass, Pat Cassada, Carma Hale, Lyn Gordh, Teresa Lynch, Sherry Ford, and Donna Perdue com- posed a candidate list sent to Mr. Sam R. Good, Director of Admissions at Roanoke College, Who selected the Winner. Mr. Good made his decision saying that his choice is obviously attractive . . . has an excellent record in academic subjects, and . . . she has proven herself through a Wide range of activities. We are pleased to present his choice-Miss Donna Perdue. Except for the beating of hearts, a serene moment is shared by David Marham and Miss Donna Perdue. Donna Lynn Perdue has been chosen Miss North Star for 1968 because of her total interest and activity in the world around her.

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The Eight grade begins an organized year by electing representatives to guide throughout. Sense 0 Belonging Replaces Insecurigf Locker combination, changing classes, and long lunch lines initiated eight graders to high school life. For most, Northside was much larger than the schools that they had previously attended. Soon realizing that the crowds of people rushing through the halls were just other individuals like themselves, eighth garders grew accustomed to a new atmosphere. They too began to stroll down halls until the quar- ter-to-nine bell rang each morning and learn- ed to search anxiously for library cards be- fore study hall. General science, math, English, physical education, and World geography were in order for most eighth graders. Some studied, some did not, but for all, the year progressed with many never-to-be-forgotten moments. P. R Amy gulls 0, Jane ar Q E' W Sherry Clark Stephen Clark Stephenson Clarkson Gayle Cloaninger O Rusty Colbert Ronnie Colfman Raymond Cook Bill Craft Charlotte Crawford Gary Creasy Jean Creasy Wanda Creaay Richard Cronise David Crouch Tommy Crozier Billy Cunningham Carol Dalton Ricky Danger-field Brenda Davis Henry Davis Herman Davis Gregory Deacon Karen Denton Chuck Denison Alfred Dewease Bonnie Deyerle Becky Dickerson Bruce Dickerson John Dillon Eugene Dogan Donald Dowdy Larry Dreyer Carlton Dudding 55