Northwest High School - Tohari Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Page 26 text:

Mrs. Joyce Sutton ,- , .,., 1 1 my if W? ' 5, is t M 1 zl,:I?5:E'Vk,:,L,:,:gV JV E I 2 15 1,93 k i f- . ' EEK' C: H K - ,F iz.-15? 1 -. ,., -, ' I William C. Gregg Miss Joan McLean Hey, look up in that tree! Miss McLean and her biology class spot a tree frog. . 5 fvkvzzf fefd d1!011y0mf 144 A page from your scrapbook. 22 Chemistry, physics, and biology students are alert and active. They plan and execute such projects as a cloud machine, which demonstrates alpha, beta, and gamma raysg a Hero's Burner, showing the principle of steam jets, a his- tory of glass, a Telsa Coilg an o riginal model of a jet air- craft, and many, many others.

Page 25 text:

mmf fy , abizwd. And this will tell you all about it. Mrs. Sprinkle helps Tommy Hamilton and Robert Shutt put up a bulle- tin board emphasizing Latin Week. Two foreign language cour- ses are offered to the students and II, for freshman and sopho- mores, taught by Mrs. Eva B. Sprinkleg and French I and II, for juniors and seniors, taught by Mrs. Catherine V. Steelman. I gr. If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times. Mr. Sprinkle asks for the genetive plural of pueua Fi-enchl You should have told me at Northwest. They are Latin I. Mrs. Eva Sprinkle -,A . sooner! Parlez-vous francais ? Mrs. Steelman conjugates aimer ,, for her French class. if M ef. ..l.IB'

Page 27 text:

Say, that's not bad. ,efmwewzfnf Danny built a radio and the physics class looks for bugs in it. A little of this, a little of that ......... boom! Who needs to diet? 23 . 'Qx ff' .,, E Another proj ect!