North High School - Tower Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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GOODWIN, MARGIE-arf, GRAY, CECIL-science, HALL, CLAYTON -industrial arts. if 5 HARMON, ROY T.-social science, HASKIN, LOIS-physical educa- tion, HENDERSHQT, MAURICE-physical education. HOLLOWELL, F. ROBERT-music, JOHNS, RUTH-music, JOHNSON, DELL-study hall. ' 'W' A' LAMB, TED-art, LEE, JOE-physical educaiiong LENT, THOMAS J.- aff. MARSHALL, SYBIL-language arts, MARTINSON, DON-mathema- tics, MASON, GLADYS-language arts. MASTIN, MARY HELEN-homemakingp MCPHERRON, LOlS-lan- guage artsy MOORE, WILLIAM-science. JOHNSTON, HENRY-study hall, JONES, ELIZABETH-language artsy JONES, ORIE-industrial arts. KINCAID, JAMES-physical education. GLADYS-homemaking. , x 4 .,::Q ..,1. 'ff L 11 ,Q 1 R f A An 11 ' ':'- -6- JONKER, ELSIE-language arts, KAUFMAN, ESTHER-language aris, KINNEY, GERALD-social science, KOBY, LYDIA-business, KUHN,

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i As Marvin Garfield gave an assignment to Don Martinson explained one of the more difficult problems his American history class, Gary Gregory to his class. prepared to study the next day's lesson. O Q I . O M0 ern Equ ment, Better Teachm ethods Ald Education The 1961-1962 school ear at orth i lu d ny W methods of t a I . Seniors were required to take an English urse in their thir ear. T y cho tr a um of ours includi 12C, college reading, English literature, world li ature, io 'sm peech r dram tics. A w rse dx this ye was English V-VI. This particular class as u twithout h Q as' . ' and t e ip Sin as fur is to i demon t tioxn and pr de learning by doing. A Multilith Offset P ss n Phil u ' r d to t e i dus I l ts at ent. ew ac isitions of the business department in- c de t Vict te ke a ing hin s, e erc nt 'c cu a r a the ne est nd latest invention in typewriters, t I le ' e d el rit . X xl ' . ' l . . e ok nt s e, a a chan . E h s de takin at least to u es paid an eight dollar fee at the b ' 'ng f sc ol ea r r tal his roc o ted sed bo es xby the bookstore. . X . Ql P cream was ed into the gymnae 1 Having a 'gab fest are Paul Andree, Sampling Christmas goodies at the annual A sium because of cold weather. Around the table are J. W. Kincaid, Otto Irby and Charles homemaking department's party are Mrs. Lois ' Robert Temple, Mrs. Henry Johnston, Mrs. Randolph Brooks. With his back turned is Rob- McPherron and Miss Bernice Payne. Students Woelk, Mr. Woelk, Mrs. Tom Lent, Mr. Lent, Hardy ert Wright. serving are Sue Nazel and Beverly Bolan. Dunn, Mrs. Dunn and Henry Johnston. -3-