Northwest High School - Nor Wester Yearbook (Justin, TX)

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Mrs. Renshaw, getting the Jr.-Highersn started off on the right foot, made this her sixteenth year at NW, Pictured here are: Barbara Bennett, Donna James, Mary Nelson, Peggy Frair, Brian Derting, Kenneth Wright, Nina Dent, Sharon Young, David Pinson, and Roger Thompson, Mrs. Criswell, bravely combating Chemistry odors, produced many delicious aromas. Calories were counted in here, but not the same kind as those her husband was teaching about. Pictured here are: Charlene Pinson, Joan Hatfield, Melba Mat- thews, and Linda Hodges. Coach Slaughter is seen showing his SY class, and others how to work some problems. Pictured are: Larry Tidwell, Dennis Reed, Roy Ferguson, Floyd Baker, Charles Pinson, Floyd Johnson, John Nelson, and James Blackburn. make impression. Mrs, Ott has endured her first year at NW, She was sponsor of the F.T.A., and went with them on their trip to the state convention. Pictured with her is Greg Dicker Cdiscussing Poetry '?y Mrs. VanMeter, who just finished her thirteenth year at dear ole' NW is shown discussing the new History textbooks with Melinda Furche, Carolyn Crutchfield, Karen Crabb and Carol Bond. I

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Coach Cowan, still teaching football-History- plays, continued to make a large impression on all. Mrs. Waldrep, scurrying from the coffee-room to the typing machines has had quite an influence over the Annual Staff this year. Mr. Criswell, teaching Chemistry and fundamen- tals of combustion, con- tinued his grand style of putting the point across. Mr. Heath, had several reasons for happiness this year.. . among them a new band hall! - YW? f ,f 1 P . V vf'f '45 ,X fi 'W r Ag .i ' i ii Q5 :,r er 19 A Many impressions, which are now memories, were made this year by our teachers here at North- west. Pep rallies, always lively, were given that extra boost by Mr. Nance, the greatest Spanish teacher yet! Mrs. Whitman, another new teacher for NW, won her way into the hearts of many this year by her sin- cere friendliness and win- ning smile. Coach Ooten, during his second year here, was quite an inspiration to our basketball teams. Mr. Wood, with his Biology courses, has becomeawel- come sight in the East wing. Teachers quite an 1 1 l f l l l

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The SENIORS of '65, ' led by Johnny Wilson, did many things this year, fmentionable and other- wise !p They were busy always . . .around semester- test time. At other times, they calmly discussed spare-time activities, studies, plays CYEA Annie Oaldeyp, locker-changes, how to get along with others, and the correct distance ofseparationwhen walking down the hall. The rest of the time was filled with candy-making, car-washes, locker- checks, term-themes, picture bills, ring bills Cone or two rimesup, and a few other goodies, not to exclude the New Orleans jaunt. There are many memories which this year's Seniors will take with them . . . some good and a few bad, but mainly ones which will make GREAT building blocks for the rest of their lives . . .so, here goes H! mm 5 -A mlglgggi Seniors . . .and sports I Hey Susan! ls that a I ,M 6 1 new exercise'?. . . Locker set-ups '??