Northwestern Community High School - Expedition Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Music Is lnstep With The Day Robert Semmes again led the music depart- ment. The marching band sold tacos to raise money for new uniforms. Pom-pom girls added color and excitement to the football games. Many types of music from classical and ballet to modern were taught in all areas of the de- partment. The Choir presented a Bicentennial program. Emanuel Willis listens while Robert Harriston plucks. 2 .e, I ,,, h g ,,,.,' :cf ,,.,, Cynthia Williams struts. Mr. Robart pauses to listen as Ruth Randall and Emanuel play. The Marching Band adds color to football games.

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Team Teaching Effective Charles Pennock led the Sci- ence department. Physics clas- ses were taught utilizing team teaching techniques. Robert Gerow, Charles Pennock and Robert Dickenson felt these methods added variety to their classes. Students worked at their own speed in biology classes while chemistry students enjoyed ex- perimentation in lab sessions. Hi, I'm Herbie the grasshopper. I guess you're wondering what I'm doing here. Well so am I. Now I know I just saw you in here a few minutes ago. Alright now Calculator, you better stop playing around. I have work to get done.

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The Art department was led by Nate Hend- ' H ricks. Fascinating projects working with clay, Q s paint and charcoal were enjoyed by students. Keno Conners Joey Harper Cynthia Wilbon, Gary Manuel, Chris Smart are just some of the few young artists whose work is displayed throughout "NORTHWESTERN'S" corridors. Willie Donahue, one of the two art teachers at Northwestern, also added to some of the talent which was seen by many. gf 1 s.-- -- - : 5221.2 k--,. ,K A it The hands of Chris Smart are very fantastic when it's art. Gary Manuel never stops his hands when it's clay. Art Exhibits Creativity sw i... , , A A, WWW K fi ,435-Q be A Keno Conner and Joey Harper never stopped painting. Cynthia Wilbon sculptures carefully.