Northwestern High School - Compass Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

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U...,a 2 f fj 'W-an Wu! ff-,X Doing needed research work on their term papers are members of Mr. Smith's third period P.O.D. class. Miss Ruth Phillips lends needed assistance. I Give me nook is dedicated to a book. Lihrar Perhaps there are history questions to be answered, perhaps there is research to be done on a term paper. Maybe the student just wants a good book to read in his spare time. ln such cases, he can always turn to Northwestern's own library, with its large and constantly growing supply of literature. Encyclopedias, magazines, pam phlets - books ot tact, of fantasy, and ot fiction. the room whose every Frank Sherman Martha Stroup signs the card necessary for withdrawing a book. Preparing to stamp this bit of literature is Mary Carol Savage. Looking through the student card tile is Allene Ableiter. Miss Phillips

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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.

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Miss Spicknall Mr. Cartee Assisting Northwest- ern's guidance coun- selors are Ronnie Fliss, Sa ll y McNey, Bill Shenberger, J o h n Huffman, Becky Spit- zer and Mary Pat Co- bey. Looking over Lovejoy's College Guide is Miss Spicknall who advises Peggy Troy about the col- leges which she may attend. Often there arises in everyday school life a need for someone to clean the tilmy windows of confusion. Guidance counselors are parents away from home. Your problems be- come theirs. The right college to at- tend, the changing of a schedule are important to them. They guide a student along the rocky road of educa- tion, making the path smooth, the burden easier. I L ' ,ff P-we-gs, 3 , -iff' W nfs? '- I fi,-' Q, ,f E My ,E -5 X eil s sk 'X-,gpg 'wx Q of get we s, V -ci ifx Jie sts., gg, -,K sg fiat-'mg-X tr- XA! ex My but , 1.4 xx 4 A ,,-.X xx fam, ni Mfg Q11 ,st 1 1 is, 'f-tj V, ,- X ,--W ,fy ,f-uns f A Q -If Y In New naxx MAH :fx rw ,ff wifi N I sf 'YM S 'Ls yff,,494 1 I I my ' X fljy' 1 Us-ff' Q. Z,,7f,'4,f, z,34f7,! 'Q 5, , ,qi ts ,ff tiff-X ffm- wffykffyi, ,gf ygfpy t ,- ' Vf'1t?Lsf xV'jw WW l,'?,077kZQj,'ff9 'W Lf'-,,, ,Nxt Y , ,,Mf'7:CZ'gjf 17 f wwf f . j N X eff,-I x ' 1-Zfivkpffffff if 'pi fffjff 4' X Vffff, wgyf ' fr, Q, ,gf ff-f-VW ,xgff xy 0, fffyf ff 2 v f 1 fr'-u., , f' M, 7' f f f sxsfrvrliff 'ff-M.,,,4f0, 4 We fi' ,XJ fd, ,WQQJX A , ...,,, .JV 4 Guidance Department Allen Astrin seeks information about a future job from Mr. Cartee L