Northwestern High School - Compass Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

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i- Art Dreams are the true inter- preters of our inclinations, but art is required to sort and understand them. Montaigne Fred 'fit' V6 3:3-'Si A-:li Describing what they see with brightly tainted brushes are art students Ropko, John Slack, Howard Sergent and David Sergent. Art class is a special place. Ther -- re man 'lilmenffon earth but the pow r to create is given to ew. T 5 ff X X The tale- of the prospectiv artist fQ bel9li ito one laid if l. . 'iz f . . Drawing, painting ulpturin ,i 1 different ph kg f g f the artist's - -i L '- tiff? career - all 'Q-if-, Q th t +2'5t f , v 1 tomorrow , Q matter what X ff ,if D' field. Here orthwestern ckground tolxal re is -4 ' . , , WW- to A ie-i choice he -ng? nf - '.1j':: ,fy W., Today he stands on a st ping Tstoni' fl eiidll sfdynd on the shore. Developing their individual artistic talents are Peter Miller, Betty Louchs, Alice Le Merle, Al MF- Young Johnson and Gerry Dade. Near Alice is another student. Mr. Downing 'Q Y.- S A5 11 X

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All in a day's work, Robert Haberland prepares type Unconquered Qrmyf' in print shop. Shnp Training To gain skill and confidence takes time and patience. But once acquired, the abil- ity to create is enormous and in the hands of thosejmen who possess it will go the pieces ottthe foundation ot tomorrow. Northwestern's ,shop releases the bolt to students no longer gaze upon they step through and create. X l . ,, Li f , f Mr. Layman Skill and confidence are an George Herbert ln the metal shop, in the wood shop, in the print shop, and in mechanical drawing the bolts are thrown away, the windows swing open. Mr. Smeltzer Mr. Hrebenach Pouring out through them - from the hands of the skilled and confident come the creations that the rest of us can but look upon and appreciate. Observing Tom Folks work with the table saw is Bryce Rathbone. Gary Hart- man operates the wood lathe and Mar- lene Tomford cuts wood on the band saw. Using one of the drawing boards, Stephen Katy draws with necessary im- plements.