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

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UIIIEIII5 DEDICATION ............... ............ 6 ADMINISTRATION ............. ....... 8 ACTIVITIES ..................... ......... 2 O SPORTS ..................................................................... 56 FEATURES AND SPECIAL EVENTS. .......... 82 HONORS ................................................................ IO2 STUDENTS ...................... ........ I I6 ADVERTISEMENTS .............. ....... I 82

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2. I 2 3 V, FOREWORD Your 1960 issue features one of the little people, a little chap familiar to our school and community. When he emerged from the drawing boards of the school newspaper two years ago, he acquired a name as well as a distinct personality. The newspaper staff christened him Nortavest. Nortavest is a composite of our students, and hence of high school stu- dents everywhere. Sometimes he is stupid, occasionally, clever, sometimes he is good, often, bad, always he learns too late and comments to himself about the clever retort he should have made and the wise thing he should have done-even as you and I. We hope little Nortavest, drawn here by Robert Coltrane, will be one more among the pleasant reminders of yourhappy school year thatwe have tried to capture for you between the covers of your 1960 yearbook.

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Dedication MRS. ROY HOLLAND Mrs. Holland came to Northwest from Old Richmond School when the new school opened in 1955. During that first yearshe served as sponsor for the publications. It was she who fashioned the name of this yearbook, TOHARI, by combining syllables from the schools-Old Town, Rural Hall, and Old Richmond. Mrs. Holland labors faithfully and successfully toward the end that her students shall be as well prepared as possible. She gives generously of her best efforts to pro- mote the development of both school and community. The TOHARI staff is proud to offer to Mrs. Holland this recognition of her services.