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

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ix onewono There is ndthing permanent except change. wrote I-Ieraclitus the philosopher. The water runs softly to the sea andnever, never flciyws back past the scenes it has left behind. In 1955 Northwest first received the boys and girls of this community. Swiftlyg softly, smoothly the brief years have slipped away and Northwest is in its final months as a senior hig h school. in the fall of 1963 it will become Northwest junior High School and the underclassmen who are here today will motte tcflxlorth Senior High School which is at this moment neaiqirlg ccfinpletion. This is the edition of TOHARI. We would not stay the onward flow of the riiger even if we could, but we gather reflections fromf its waters with an intensity we have rle'ver known before. Xlflere are :fgnany of these reflectionsfgfthesle' happy memorieQ,lq,impris5,ned for all time betweerrftlie dafk covers of this eighthiqvolunge of our yearbook. V .2 : fi? Perhaps, hereiafter, sorlge vagrant breeze gspringttfme blowing across the 'green slopes of this beautifutgcainpus where we no longer iiwalk will ibear the elfin our xgoices singing, No1'tl45yvest, beneath southern iaii of e Ea lego n lq'QTflLlVN?f!'Sf,nB4E1fltQQQ?l'1 a soiitlrern sky Tgiyp Cqioggaetgr proudly nyj fieflid-offpure andfVsta'i'nle'ss2iiK1hiteg lliffjfgs ..1t1. iAbove the'ifvtelv,et night gf i ii 532612 A Shaf1l?f1WaYS Quififfhs 52sriS.,9ffiy6E1i?52i.Ql2For And Shall honor thee . Proud Falcon or V. Accept thdgksfry . Let wisdom, swift -Winged flight, To scale thegsfeepegist mountain height. Prize morejthan alhthy liberty, Thy right to fly undShained and free, And ever shall thy soaring wings Attain the valiant noble things. L. W. N. Qiftune: Q Tannenbaum