Northside High School - Thor Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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Convention as Grannies ., -: A 31. ' ' 2 V' Us in .. 1, .f , D'i5',.1.Q-f.. Ax' FIRST ROW: Kay Bowen, Wanda Boudreaux, Debbie Pool, Lana Snead. SECOND ROW: Billie Martin, Shiela Landry, Barbara Cornes, Pricillia Latiolais, Linda Conques, Brenda Guidroz, Cynthia Comeaux, Jackie Magnon, Sue Daigle, Dardanella Guidry, ff 1' J x one-r N Q W V x X n 1 ' Ill ' , - V L..-. fwqmr W, 3 - at .N Paula Lafargue, Phyllis Savoy, Brenda Viator, Kath- leen Bullock, Kathleen Broussard, Rebecca Edwards, Sandra Juneau. THIRD ROW: Sharon Richard, Susan Alleman, Ann Lukinovich, June Griffen, Susan Bruce Linda Garret, Diane Guillot, Janice Picard, Susan McClintock, Belinda Peterson, Nancy Broussard, Sandra Guidry, Janice Guidry, Veronica Bozant. FOURTH ROW: John Harrington, Sandra Strong, William Wilcox, Barbara Prejean, Sue Ramsey, Steve Tarver, Benny Domingue, Guy Rials, John Latiolais, Steve McKee, Lionel Wilcox, Kenward Crochet, Eva Melancon, Mitchel Ortego, Harold Benoit. IO5 C R 'Bi a iv 1 4, WI

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Beta is a National Honor Society in which only students who average 3. O or better are members, The Beta members who wish may attend the convention which is held in Baton Rouge. This year our theme is Don't be Old Fashioned. The girls wear granny dresses and the boys dress accordingly. The club is co-sponsored by Mrs. Kellner and Mrs. Harrington. Beta Club Attend 1 -A--1 t l Yi X ' AI fs SITTING: Karen Wyatt, Secretaryg Cynthia Iudice, President. STAND- ING: Mrs. Harrington, Co-spon- sorg GeorgAnna Landry, Reporterg Robert Burgess, Vice-Presidentg Sally Prejean, Treasurerg Mrs. Kellner, Co-sponsor. L

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Key lub Key Club International is the fastest growing service club in North America, with a new club formed each day. The Northside Key Club itself, made up of the key boys in the school, is grow- ing larger and more efficient. They are not letting the grass grow under their feet, Project upon project is suc- cessfully completed for the benefit of our school, community, and churches. Key Clubbers through their experiences have learned to serve humanity unself- ishly and develop into good citizens of the future, Of the twenty-two mem- bers, nine Key Clubbers are on the Stu- dent Council, many are athletes, and four are presidents of school clubs. On the serious side, Key Clubbers learn to put spiritual objectives before material needs. On the lighter side, they en- joy fellowship and good times together which they will always remember. Robert and Guy look over the college cata logs which they obtained for the school. x ,Cf Civ, fp, xi' -'Ammo OFFICERS: President, Lionel Wilcox: Vice- President, Art Ramsey, Sponsor, Mr. Four- cadeg Secretary, Robert Burgess Sweetheart, Kathy Lewis, Treasurer, Kenward Crochet, Parliamentarian, Joe Guillotg Reporter, William Wilcox.