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As students at Northside, We grow in appreciation of the true importance and personal satisfaction gained from sound, challenging academic classes. As eighth graders experiencing high school courses for the first time, we begin to mature in thought and understand- ing When We strive to meet the requirements of such subjects as French, English, and math. Later We grap- ple with American history, physics, art, Latin, trigo- nometry, and chemistry until, as seniors preparing for college, We realize the significance of our being able to offer so strong an educational background as Northside can give us. Now as never before the emphasis on education is great, for the hope and interest of our nation are now focused on the school. Northside continues to dedicate its efforts to maintaining scholastic excellence. HERE WE GROW . . . The halls of Northside are filled with students in the mad, chaotic rush to and from classes 10
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E-615 basket wins 5,51 place- Mr. Vocalis gives Joan Avent a twirl at the senior party. Northside gives each student an invaluable basis for further growth and development. It offers knowledge and friendships which will be remembered long after one passes out of Northside for the last time. It offers happiness and security for the present and hopes and dreams for the future. Harry Blumenthal, .lane Jensen, and Bruce Donnelly put last minute touches on the senior prize winning Christmas mural 9
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