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

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X i . f 142 -L.' si i ff si as in ,g 5 - . .. . 5,25 455 M155 Kish.-.Tag sexi ,. Q Q- A fe -2 - f A U. . 1 1 5 ages. Av FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: First Row - Vicki Journell, Debbie Gryder, Margaret Nagy, Diane Chapman, Vicki Martin, Gloria Bailey, Ann Washbyrn, Frances Orange, Sherry Jones, Brenda Thomas, Melinda Feury. Second Row -- Ruby Steber, Jean Gilbert, Melanie Basham, Lu Ann Cau- dle, Connie Castros, Dawn Hambrick, Janet La Brie, Debbie Walls, Becky Francisco, Pat Turner, Char- FH.A. Gives Tgvs or Better Living The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for all Home Economics stu- dents. Annually the members have a fashion show in which the girls model self-designed, self-made clothes. Junior Achievement is a non-profit organ- ization sponsored by various corporations in the Roanoke Valley. J.A. is open to high school students in sophomore, junior, and senior classes who start a company, sell their products, and make money as their company flourishes. J.A. also has specializel service companies such as printing, photography, I.B.M. banking, and marketing. A similar organization at Northside is the Decca Club. These students are enrolled in a new course called Distributive Education. Members of this club fulfill academic re- quirements during the morning and work during the afternoon. This enjoyable and beneficial experience will afford an opportun- ity of obtaining a lasting job. lene Laprad. Third Row - Kitura Wertz, Ann Pet ers Linda Holdren, Donna King, Becky Harvey, An drea Kelly, Karen Reigns, Nancy Holland, Sharon Ogle, Connie Furrow, Pam Brubaker. Fourth Row -v Donna Whitehead, Bonita Marshall, Denise Booze Rhonda Tyree, Diane St. Clair, Valerie Scott, Ly nette Stuart, Carol Echols, Cathy Creasy, Denise McConnell, Carlita Hambrich. OFFICERS OF FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Andrea Kelley, Ruby Steber, Cathy Creasy, and Diane Chapman. 5 ' v 73 E 1, ,

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And the schoolmistress that pass 'd on her way to the school 'Ana' the friendly boys that pass 'd, and the quarrelsome boys And the tidy and fresh-checked girls, And all the changes of city and country wherever he went Christmas Vacation provided time f or trips, parties, fun, and frolic. The eight inch snowfall pleased many. Vacation ended with a New Year's Day full of football games and parades. Resolute Vikings began the year by making New Year's resolutions. Students attended classes only one week before they took a veritable second holiday. Snow, snow, snow kept the county schools closed six straight days. Sleigh riding, ice skating, and roasting marshmallows over open fires left little time for thinking about missed school. Postponed wrestling matches, basketball games, and meetings disrupted schedules in weeks ahead. Reopening of school saw classes held Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Exams came the following week, and a three-day mid-term break was forfieted to the snow vacation.