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

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, j w Mifflrwf Wi Corwdglyhdelygtsjlfldifgif Godyfljs World .f - fpj M' llf My 0 DMV! l QSXJFRX jifgylvu fr I have to have this projector ready for the next period, thinks Ronnie Morgan. Betty Elliot is only one of many students who stop Miss Peterson in the halls to see her new engagement ring. United States and world history are re quire d of all studentsg and other courses in ancient, modern, and con- temporary history are popular electives. In sociology we investig ate alcoholism w i t h speakers from Alc oholic s Annonymousg narcotics and delinquency with case workers from the local health depart- ment. American government and geography have acquired new importance through current World events. Here she comes. I hope she likes my pro j e ct. Rober Shutt and Nancy C a llo W ay complete projects for history. Mrs. Nifong is an American government and geography teacher, but she still finds time to fill her position as the cheer- leaders' sponsor. V- ,N I

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Qntrigue 5542 Science-Minded Linda Carter, along with other students in the chemistry d e p a r t- ment, is learning of relationships of elements and compounds. N o r t hw e s t has a well-equipped science department offering in s t ru c tio n in general science, biology, chemistry, and physics. Students use the modern facilities afforded by three laboratories, one of which was completed last winter. The annual science fair sponsored by the Northwest junior Engineers Club works through the science department in encourag- ing students to develop interests in scientific fields. .sl fy ' L.. gp.. ,nur-fee Upper right: Besides t e a c hi ng science, Mr. McLamb must call the absentees and find the reasons for their absence. Lower left: I know his liver is here some- where,. exclaims Pat Eddinger.