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

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VIKING DISCOVERERS: First Row-Mr. Yates, Mike Allen, Ralph Steinhart, Rosie Doyle, Janie Geddry, Suzanna Ross, Darlene Cook. Second Row- Fabio Chomiki, Tony Payne, Larry Toms, Lindsay Taylor, Mike Bailey, Ray Hiler, Vernon Smith. orth Winds In orms of A II Activities Many improvements have been made in the school newspaper, the North Winds. With some help from the Advanced Grammar and Composition class, more and better articles were produced. The staff used dummy sheets for the first time, and they studied some of the finer points of journalism. In the inter- ests of the student body, editorials were printed dealing with topics that were of con- cern to the students. Activities of the stu- dents and faculty were presented in each issue of the paper. Viking Discoverers is an organization de- dicated to furthering the interest of the stu- dent body in science. Through various fund- raising projects, the club was able to pur- chase books on science for donations to the library. The members of the Discoverers looked for fossils in Catawba in the spring of 1967 as one of their projects. Third Row-wLarry Lipes, Jimmy Smith, Dan Zuro, William Bean, David Dickerson, Tony Turner. Fourth Row-Bill Lowry, Ronnie Hodges, Bob Jones, Bill Perdue, Jimmy Beavers, Guy Clark. 62

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A N 1 X , .. I K .,....,,,... .Q K K A ,X is i if 5 'R NORTH WINDS: Pat Ball, Linda Wilson, Karen Birkemmier, Faye Barret, Joy Gottshall, Cynthia LaFoon, Jeannie Motley, Debbie Jones, Linda xxx Nichols, Norman Holden, Jim Clark, Martha Brown, Mike Henderson, Barry Crowder, Donna Perdue, Linda Turner, Susan Wingo, Brenda Howfawger. Mrs. Noell, Butch Collins, and Editor Rose Marie Phillips scan the Christmas issue of the North Winds. S s 5 tg 0 j yr! 95? l k s 5 Uri, .5 f Nu., 63 HX E