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

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United We Stand Unity is the hope of the world. It means shared joy and sorrow, success and failure, prosperity and povertyg it means understanding, with its attendant sympathy. It is loyalty and love and strength. It is the solid ranks that free people oppose to oppression. At Northwest, unity means school spirit that leads us to cheer our teams in victory or defeatg it is the pride of the entire school in the high achievement of any of its membersg it is our loyalty to our tra- ditions. x V To our ideal of unity throughout the world and in our own small part of it, we, the staff, dedicate TOHARI, 1961. X 4

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A day-any day-is a lovely, many splendored thing. It is a g olde n coin given us at dawn from the vast treasure store of eternity. We cannot hide it away or hoard it for future sp e n d i n g because it is taken from us at twilight. It is a coin that we must spend, wisely or foolishly, each a c c o r d i ng to his nature, but by some strange andwonder- ful paradox, once we have exchanged our golden coin in the mart of life for whatever merchandise we most desire it then becomes our own to keep forever in atreasure chest we label MEMORIES. From such a store of beloved fragments and bits we h ave constructed a com- posite day as we have lived it here at Northwest. 5 Pat Gibson gets up an hour later than the other stu- dents, because she lives next door. Mom ents 50 Re m emlg e r . U,,W,,,,m,,,,,,5,,5,,,,,,,,, siwifzswhfii is if Hugh Allen, our Student Council president, presides at each assembly. Hugh receives the gavel, along with the duties of the Student Council, from the outgoing 1959-1960 president, Steve Kiger. f - ,dk .f 1 6