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

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A flock of Falcons attend football games even on the coldest of nights. They are, left to right, Freddie Harrison, Kay McKinney, and Terry Samuels. Everybody Loves Qi appears. . . seniors become facinated with Opal, is real genuine. . . little red wagon crosses the stage and laugher ripples through the audience. . . Dum -de-dum-dum-driftwood, Do-de-do-do-driftwood. . . establishes itself as a senior by -word . . . who Semons present hut m Uevenysoo loves Opal Billy Varellas and Bonnie Hunter enact a scene from the senior class play Evegbody Loves Q-pg. Billy portrays a young, former college professor who is sick with tuberculosis, in this scene he is reciting love poetry to Bonnie, who is portraying a girl who is prettier than she is smart. Opal fMartha Booze, throws money to the perfume manufacturers. jerry Hunter, Jonny Burt, and Betty Ann Kirby check over properties before the performance. Tw enty -one

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Northwest students Andrew Hobson, jean Barber, Sharon Wall, and Jim Wall listen intently as Charles Hendricks, dlrector of ad missions at Guilford College, explains adm1ss1on requirements SGHICRS VIEW college Ang JQB DQSSIBIUUQS Nmhweststudentsgatha Ofthmhm 5 Cheryl Whitlow marches past the spectators during the Winston -S alem Christmas parade . is Twenty Cheerleaders also marched in the b1g Christmas parade

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Newton Scott appears more interested in his book than in the basketball game. BASKGIIBAU SEASON BEGINS Weeks of practice before the teams are announced. . . seven seniors return for the boys' team, five for the girls' team .... six games are scheduled for the Coliseum. . . Twenty-two Lynn Young seems very pleasedwith the play on one of her team mates. Robert Flynt, No1'thwest's Meadowlark Lemon, shows off one of his assorted Globe Trotter tricks.