Northwestern High School - Compass Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

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Guiding Our Directions First as a teacher, then as a vice- principal Mr. William L. Lynn has been an integral part of Northwestern since l95l. Mr. Lynn holds a Bachelor of Arts de- gree from Lynchburg College and a Mas- ter of Arts degree from Duke University. From l95l to i953 students learned the intricacies of plane geometry, solid ge- ometry and trigonometry under the guid- ance of Mr. Lynn. An interested spectator at all school events, Mr. Lynn's few spare moments permit him to enjoy hunting trips, fish- ing, and swimming. OFFICE All the paper work and business of a large school is handled in the office. Students interested in serving the school and gaining valuable work experi- ence may schedule a period of office each day. Tardiness, bulletins, records, letters, and the hundreds of problems of a school day are well-taken core of in the office. Mr, William L. Lynn Busy clay - L. Hannabass, R. Robinson, assist Mrs. Kleiman with duties in the main office l

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V4 Q Mr John P Spelcher Q-4' Administration Northwestern Hugh School opened os o senuor hugh school nn September l95l wlth Mr John P Speucher os prlncnpol In the succeeding yeors Mr Spelcher hos not only directed the odmlnls trotlon of thus school but olso he hos been on octave portlclpont an the mony scholostlc oth letlc ond soclol octvvntles sponsored by ond for the students Mr Spelcher ottended Western Morylond Col lege the Unrversuty of Morylond George Wosh lngton Unlversrty ond Columbuo Unuverslty ond he holds o Bochelor of Arts degree ond o Moster of Arts degree. He hos been octive os o prin- cipol for twelve yeors five of which have been with Northwestern. In spite of o busy schedule Mr. Speicher en- joys in oddition to the school octivities othletics church work ond fomily events.

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i S . Miss Balsley Mrs. Basil Mrs. Bauer fi Miss Bricker Mrs, Brunstein Mr. Cartee Miss Clough Mr. Coley Mrs. Cubbage Mrs, Dawson Mr. Diggs Mr. Finegan ......4f'vx A . 5'-L 'O L if Q . 19' 'Cz-.sl . 'es is , ' 'Q X f'. L 1' .rsh N. Miss Beckman Mr. Bell Mrs. Beveridge Not only is there an art in know- ing a thing, but also a certain art in teaching it. Cicero Miss Eugenia Balsley, B.S., M,A., Journalism, The Nor'- wester, The Compass, The Quill and Scroll. Mrs. Merle Basil, BS., English, Future Teachers of America. Mrs. Ruth H. Bauer, B.A,, M.A., Algebra ll, Trigonometry, Solid Geom- etry. Miss Ellen J. Beckman, B.A, M.A., M.M., Choral Music, Theory, Appreciation, Music Club, A Cappella Choir, Mr. Carl D. Bell, B.A., M.A., World History, Junior Class Sponsor. Mrs. Annamarie Beveridge, BS., M.Ed., Short- hand ll, Typewriting ll, General Business, Adult Education, Miss Clara l.. Bricker, B.A., Typing I, Shorthand I, Business Honor Society. Mrs. Betty P. Brunstein, B.A., French, Spanish, French Club, American Field Service, European Exchange. Mr. J. Keith Cartee, BS., M.Ed., Agriculture, Guidance, Student Council and 4-H. Miss Adelaide C. Clough, B,A., M.A., World History. Mr. James Walton Coley, B.A., M.A., Psychology, Business Arithmetic. Mrs. Nancy Cubbage, BS., Problems of Democracy. Mrs. Doro- thea Dawson, B,A., English and Speech, N. B, C., Les Petite Players, Thespian-Alumni. Mr. Glenn H. Diggs, BS., M.Ed., Mathematics, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mr. Leo Finegon, B.A., Latin, Latin Club. Mr. Lawrence G. Fordyce, BS., General Business, Shorthand, Typing. Mr. Charles Forst, BS., English. Mr. Joseph J. Gieda, BS., Shorthand, typing, Business Machines, Soccer Coach. MY. FOVCWCS Mr. Forst Mr. Giedo 3 I fi