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

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Students w i ll remember the fashion show presented by the Home Economics department. Fashions which the girls made t h e m s e lv e s were modeled by the producers. The program displayed skill in sewing which the girls had acquired through their home economics training. joellen Stith and Larry Sheppard were co-emcees of the presentation. Sandra Robb gives assistance to student hairdresser Paul Snell as he creates a masterpiece for Cecelia Kandzer. This act was one of the skits for the assembly program introducing the many clubs and organizations of the school. 8

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Eagerly anticipating the half-time ceremonies the ho m e c o m i ng football game are these mecoming s p o n s o r s and their escorts. Each ior and senior member of the te am chose a l to be his sponsor in the activities. Leroy Matlock receives his tuberculosis test by the public health nurse. All freshmen were given the shot this year as in years past. Others might take it if they wished, Calling all training is requiredi'You Wilffspend hours with an expert instructor and a textbookg more hours behind the wheel for practical instruction as you learn the fundamentals of safe driving and car operation. Oops-watch that post! This group has stopped in front of the school for a laboratory lecture. .Q An advanced course in snowball making was given by several courageous studentsg no credit, of course. An u n u s u ally snowy winter afforded the students opportunities for sledding and otherwinter pastimes. Want a new way to fix your hair? Sandy Whitley does it by electricity. The machine was used by Mr. Anderson for his demonstrations. 7 x i 0 Q

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kv Each year when the fair comes town, the students of Northwest in the throngs on the midway and the exhibit halls. A thre e hour mliday is granted us for the purpose . Nynne Myers, Susan Stewart, and artha Chappell are dubious about eprospects of a ferris wheel ride. :ilk .ii A game well-played, a congratulatory word, a school w orth playing for. . . these are memories to last forever. Eddie Yarbrough's football ability is recognized by Martha Chappell. 9