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

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Wore . .. All schools, of course, exist for the benefit ofstudentsg but the core, the heart of the school is a combination of students, teachers, and curriculum. At Northwest ourqcurriculum attempts to meet the needs of all our eight hundred studentsg and our teachers try, with h ' us varying degrees of success, to put curriculum and students together into a armonio and well-blended whole. The process is something after the fashion of whipping up a little five-layer devil's food with fluffy white icing! Sometime s a wholly satisfying product emerges from mixing bowl and oven, and then again it falls flat in the baking. When such a catastrophe occurs, we get together, study the causes of failure, and try again. 13

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Unity

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P. T. A. Officers Builds A Weil-Rounded Curriculum. School Board The P T A is an organization who se purpose is to unify the school by bringing the students' parents and teachers into closer understanding. PTA Offic ers are as follows: Mrs. W. K. Joyce, Secretaryg Mrs. C. E. Hartgrove, Presi- dent: Miss Jessie Threlfall, First Vice--President. Standing: Mrs. C. C. Mertes. Second Vice-Presidentg Mr. J. Alvin Fulk, Treasurer: Mrs. Blanche R. Zimmerman, Historian. 3 Q ,. The s ch ool committee serves the school by taking charge of some of the administrative problems. Seated: Mr. Kar1G. Williams, Chairmang Mrs. Ed Phelpsg Mr. james Wall. Standing: Mr. Winburn Craftg Mr. Ken Leinb achg Mr. George Petree.