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

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Doris Smith finishes a bulletin board on short stories. Self-Expression Mrs. Cox, a teacher who beg an her teaching in the middle of the year, is welcomed by Joanne Tally. Q-N V iilllt ' Ivirs. Hauser plans her garden for this summer when school is out. The all-important research p ap er, which requires letter- perfect exactness is being prepared by Ronnie Hamilton, Steve Jones, and Frank Purvis. 19

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,4 Small World of fanguagesg Mrs. Sprin.kle's Latin cl a sses are crowdedg Caesar's Gallic wars are fought daily, and all Gaul gets divided into more than three parts with am azing regularity. Latin I and II are offered to freshmen and sophomores chiefly, though upper classmen are generously sprinkled throughout many of the classes. A hundred fifty-five of our students choose to study Latin. Mr. Ivey wears a Tyrole an hatg his French car wears a Paris license plateg his classes e nte rt ain in assembly with French songs, skits, and monologuesg and his graduates bring home A's from college French. Only juniors and seniors may e le ct French, which is largely taught by the direct method. To start off the surprise birthday party for Mrs. Sprinkle, Sandra Young presents her with a gift from the se c ond period Latin class. You aren't trying to run away with Mrs. Sprinkle's Roman bookends, are you? says Sharon Wall to Susie Newsom and Gail Clayton. Will this last minute cr am ming for the French test pay ofi in the end? Sizzly luicy! Mrs. Sprinkle proudly shows Mr. Ivey the work of one of her Latin students. 20 N