Northwestern High School - Compass Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

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'nb 3 N S Smith W E. Smith Miss Spicknall Mrs. Stephenson The foundation of every stale is the education of its youfh. Diogenes Mrs. Joanne Slifer, B.A., Spanish I. Mr. Samuel A. Smith, B.S., Photography, World History, Visual Aids, Photography Club. Mr. XVllliam E. Smith, B.A., M.A., English, Junior Class Sponsor, Golf Club. Miss Flor- ence Spicknall, B.A., M.A., Guidance Counselor, Na- tional Honor Society. Mrs. Denise E. Stephenson, B.S., M.A., Physical Education, Circle N, Pom Pom Girls. Mr. Guy Wiley, B.S., Biology, General Mathematics. Mr. XVilllam Yarnall, B.A., M. A., Physical Education. Varsity basketball coach. Mr. David F. Young, B.A., Art, Art Club. i OFFICE Mrs. Melwz B. Kleiman, who handles transcripts, photo- stating, and other secretarial duties in the ofiice, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brooklyn College in New York. Mrs. Alice M. Young, Mr. Speicher's secretary, has correspondence, appointments, and general supervision of the office as her main duties. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from George Washington University.

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'rf s' f , .A x . , ..,, lf! W. L 2- P1 G fv:l.mrnarj5l1rl 'Wie' sara P . lv 1' Va a preiiminarj auf: QA X W V' 4 ef' il. I f- fs .. t..r.......,. kk: Qhe Breathing rurier now that the termpaper is done-S. Kenyon proof reads her paper for errors as D. Cogar corrects his bibliography card. ENGLISH English classes present not only the fundamentals of grammar, spelling, and reading but also an apprecia- tion of its forms and its art. To those who study speech or dramatics, special emphasis is on the art of public speaking and the drama. Specialized writing is emphasized in journal- ism as the school publications are planned and made an important part of student life. Through special skills and a thorough knowledge of the art of com- munication, the student absorbs the cultural heri- tage which he in turn will transmit to his successors. Sigh! Noi quiir finixlwd. V. Thorne is one of the many taking thc annual reading and comprehension test. M0011 -1 1 vow' -Nui, ,ai Q x. was, N I 1 vo- fu