Northside High School - Viking Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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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.

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,WMM ...o4- W., The dance-formal, informal, in the gym, or at the Biltmore-always makes an exciting evening. At 11:30 the curfew sends everyone home with tired feet and happy hearts. The feeling of tenseness and excitement gives way to one of pleasant anticipation for the dance which usually lies ahead. The preparations, al- ways taken for granted except by those who are responsible for them, start several weeks before- hand with the arrangements for the band. A brave corps of duty-minded individuals is recruited and given the underated name of Decorating Com- mittee? The job of these brave students begins early in the afternoon and is usually not finished until minutes before the arrival of the first couple. Although it lasts but a few minutes after the dance begins, the work of these people is always of the highest quality.