Northside Junior High School - Norsemen Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Cyphers, and Joy Furrow work on out patterns ln Home Ec. Class 4 Ni fi ,X ...-n, enny Ferrell and Joy Furrow watch while StT.IdBhfS make a specialty during class. A..-ff. 'C' , -'.:-iff ' --.,l' fn K I 1 ,4

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Special Interes1 I x Q n Y rw A,-er ff'-' '- 9- Chantelle Booth, Robin Matthews and others type busily, gd V N..- S1 016, ,- 'vs 'My-sq Hu ny w. NN .5 ' ull' XX H, 7 la . P, 'P-' .. -I VIH 1 fs ' X- lifffiy - S x' ' CLICK, CLICK, CLICK Lisa Moore types away on an paper.

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Suzy Jones, Teresa Gibson, Eugene Witty and Chris Ratclift work on their art masterpieces. ln Typing I this year the students learned the keyboard and basic typing skills. They were typing approximately 35 words per minute. In Art they made puppets, pottery, and learned basic painting techniques. They made the puppets and pottery for projects during the semester. In Home Economics the students learned how to cook basic meals. They also learned how to sew from a pattern. Each class got to help in the restaurant where faculty members received delicious food at very low prices. All faculty members seemed to agree that the food was very, very, good and would love to have the restaurant service more often if their waistlines could stand it. Mrs. Rostosky is to be congratulated for the superior guidance she gave the Home Ec. students in helping them prepare the menus for the restaurant meals and help them with the very fine service they gave. Hobby projects are displayed in the lobby. These were made by the Home Economics students. Puppets were displayed and done by the art students. nf Q