Northside High School - Viking Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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After the newness wears off, the student realizes that high school is a great deal of work. He might gripe about his homework, but he usually ap- proaches it with determination. He worries about finals and then at the same time jokes about that big failure. There is a reason for everything that he does, but the greatest satisfaction comes from just learning to live. The hours of lost sleep and gallons of midnight oil are not in vain, however, for the rewards are rich. Many privileges and most coveted honors require that one obtain at least a B average. A more far reaching reward is the wonderful pre- paration one receives for college or entrance into the business world. Here at Northside we have a wonderful chance to learn, as it has one of the highest ratings of any school in the city. Our faculty is very competent and our facilities are steadily improving.

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Many things are said repeatedly about football, but actually the game itself is not the only element of excitement. The cheering congregation of fami- liar faces, the tempting aroma of hotdogs and pop- corn, and the spirited strains of the band all go to- gether to make up a memorable season. At the time the confusion in the parking lot, the long ticket lines, or the unpleasant weather may be annoying, but football season constitutes the fondest of all our memories.