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

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Opportunities For -org V we These freshman girls learn early how important it is to be good cooks. Mrs. Benton gets ready for a day's study in meal preparation. One senior girl makes her gown for a june weddi ng. .. b e a ut i ful costumes are readied for the spring fashion show. . .everybody etches aluminum trays for Christmas. . . info rm al teas are almost weekly events. . . The whole school uses and enjoys the beautiful new room added to the department in De ce mber. The kitchens are used many evenings for community services. No, Ididn't buy this--I made it. Sandy Cox proudly exclaims. Mrs. Penner finds some time to sew for herself for a change.

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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.

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Better Home ffiving . . Can you repair this broken chair? What kind of clover shall I plant? How can I stop e rosi on? How can I start my old truck? What shall I feed my prize calf? You ask the que sti on, and either Mr. Selle or Mr. Jarvis will come up with exactly the right answer as they steer their classes into the joys of self-expression through wood work and growing things. The agriculture boys keep our lawns green and our shrubbery pruned. The well-equipped shop is a busy place, l-4 eeping many hands and minds alert and occupied. In a two-county Tool Identification Contest Roger Hughes, Charles Selle, jr., Gary Arrington, and Wayne Allen were first place winners. In the Wildlife Plantings sponsored by the Forsyth Wild- life Club, William Lane and George Dull were winners. V. D. Wall won a first place on tobacco at the Dixie Classics Fair. Front row: Roger Hughes, Charles Selle, Jr. Back row: Gary Arrington, Wayne Allen. Mui Mr. Jarvis and his daughter Lynn exchange Charles Selle, jr. watches the expert hands of his father in the shop. early morning bits of news as they arrive at school together. 29