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

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The Varsity cheerleaders, Linda Holland, Pat Cassada, due, Janie Hoer, and Linda Keen, lead students in fi Tniiai 1 5 l in - is so ,V ,E ,W , .,, , V i , ,,,.,,..l,. ,. l ,I , ' ' ' l l ,, , V,.. V ,,., ,U V ,,,, in , Aff' , . W ,, if 'area , z . A wwf''uwfw'zqmiewvwrwfl ' , 'wz wzmzfwgew V K .t,fr??fiKe1zG Martha Brown, Bonnie Foster, Lyn Gordh, Donna Per- a new cheer at the opening Basketball Pep Rally. Varsity cheerleaders show pep, spirit and perfect formation while performing at the 1967 Cheer Rally. 83

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Cheerleaders Say Weave Got Spirit Northsideis cheerleaders are a vital part of our school. Besides lending a spirit of gaiety, head cheerleader Donna Perdue and her bouncy squad attempt to ease tensions before games. The girls practice once each week to develop perfect style. They have adopted singing as an extra attraction at our cheer rallies. Before each athletic event they sell tickets in the cafeteria to eager stu- dents. They lift team morale by decorating the locker room with paraphenalia that say, Vikings, we love you! Participation in extra-curricular activities makes each cheerleader well-rounded. Our cheerleaders serve as a live example of our spirit everywhere they go. A second place award at cheerleading camp proves the out- standing ability of our Viking cheerleaders. -3 Sporty cheerleading jackets have finally Qi Pax X ' .x K .N 5 'Q arrived! Junior Varsity cheerleaders, Renee Ragland, Jane Gilbert, head Gladys Sheets, Sephanie Turner, Bonnie Restivo Camilla Hall, Susie Sarver, and co-head Shelia Hall are flying high with enthusiasm at J,V. games 82

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MATH CLUB: First Row-Jimmy Weddle, Steve Spalding, Joy Gottshall, Larry Toms, Patsy Arring- ton. Second Row-Janet Lilly, Suzanne Painter, Dorothy Hargrove, Alta Simon, Sandra Fox, Carole Brown. Third Row-Carol Waring, Jimmy Yates Lindsay Taylor, Susie Alliff, Jeanetta Boone, Deb- bie Nolans. Fourth Row-Ken Hargrove, Larry Wil- son, David Forbes, Ken Peoples, Ronnie Hall. Tutoring Service Offered by Math Club The National Honor Society undertook major new projects this year. A five-member committee rewrote the c1ub's constitution. The new constitution was approved after the executive committee and the membership at large made slight revisions. Members Worked at a coat check during wrestling and basket- ball seasons. The coat check proved to be an effective money-making project. Miss McDavid and Mr. Brill sponsored the society. Mr. Brill, during his first year at NHS, displayed enthusiasm and encouraged members to buy and wear their club pins. He felt that this would promote the qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Variety', properly described the Math Club's programs and projects. After a foot- ball game in early fall this club sponsored a hop, and any member will assure all that this is an excellent way to make funds grow. At the banquet held December 13 at Brad- ford's the club voted to buy carts for the overhead projectors used by the Math De- partment. Later in the year programs includ- ed such things as a speech by Mr. J. Zimmer on binary computers. 84 Ronnie Hall, Math Club president, shows Alta Sim- mon and Suzanne Painter how to work a hard problem.