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

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The SCA has contributed a lot of time and hard work towards our student body. They have had three dances this year. A Back-to-shool dance with Love, Fight and Sound, the Christmas dance with the Royal Kings and a dance on March 16 which WROV will provide music. The SCA also helped to fill the Christmas baskets. Earlier in the year they helped with a program called planned parenthood. Teacher appreciation week carried over from years before and morning announcements on Fridays are some more things they have done. Mrs. Robertson had been one of their sponsors until she moved to Arizona. This left all the responsibility with Mrs. Susan Morris who has sponsored the SCA in previous years. The one thing the SCA has done that we can all be proud of is its Northside Jr. High float which won first prize at the homecoming game. Over the hill before her time, Debbie Mary Morgan and Nancy Bailey work on Long trys to run from the camera although the float for the Hugh School s Homecoming Brian Dietrich and Jeff Stevens hold her. football game Mr. Adams helpd put some finishing touches on the Pulaski football player that- Gus has kiolcedxove e g al sgiei iii N as 5 T 3425 is X XS he sis? 21

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AMERICAN HOMEMAKERS C? C7 'er If KXJ The FHA tFuture Homemakers of Americaj is a service club made up of 7th, 8th, and 9th grade girls. Each year they pick a project to work on. This year they picked working with children as their project. This year they have worked on this project by: Making and decorating gingerbread houses and giving them away to kindergarten classes in the Roanoke County Schools for Christmas, and by making service calls to hospitals to help with the children. Other projects were: making gingerbread houses to take home, the electing of officers for the club, and a Christmas demonstration on Christmas crafts. The club raised money by having bake sales. Their plans for the rest of the year are: a picnic at Lakeside, A self-defense talk, the initiation of members at the Mother-Daughter banquet, sewing stuffed animals, and making a scrapbook and history ol the club. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Diane Rostosky. THE FHA OFFICERS- Sandy Brookman-President, Rita Jackson and Cathy Vice-Pres., Angie Tucker-Treasurer, and Diane Rostosky- Sponsor. Sweetenberg, Serepta Lester, and Trisha Lawrence. second row: Robyn Glass, Lee Gurley, Dawn Blake, Lynn Saul, Paula Hensley, Sandy Penny Myers Rhonda Sweetenberg Denise Smith and Renee Sweetenberg, third row: Sherry Runyon Suzie Stump Debbie Pugh Debbie Wren, Kris Wade, Becky Blevins, Karen Hamilton, Theresa Simpkins, Rhonda Hoke, Angie Turner, Delana Williams, Dana Cox, Lisa Damewood, Walters, Robyn Vessey, Vicky Wickham, Lori Stewart, Kathy Stranger, Carolyn Bower, Cindy Custer, Janet Obenchain, Debbie Edmiston, Tambr Jeanie Blair, Eva Summers, Sandra Robison, Julie Hall, Tim Pafford, Becky Firestone, Regina Crawford, Beth Cunningham, Sandra Waloski, and Robison. THE FHA MEMBERS ARE- Ms. Diane Rostosky, Crystal West, Lisa Husted, Becky Cahill, Debbie Wllson, Rita Jackson, Veronica Styles, a ,L