Northwestern High School - Compass Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

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. N x K I Y' ,PN lx ' 4 , it 'DN' JQQZM A f1I'l1ll13I' Hgurc ln the hllls md it the 1Ct1x1t1eS of Northxx citern is 'Sir Wlllxam I Iynn xlce pI'll'lClplI He hm been issocnted xxxth Northxx extern snnee 1951 From thls tune untnl 1954 hc txught the students of NHS the nnner xx orknng of plme geometrx solid geometrx md trxgonomttrx N1r Lx nn reeuxed hm BICIILIOF of Arte degree from Iynchburg College and his VIISICFS of Arte degree from Duke Umxtrsxtx In the spare moments left from hrs busx Schedule Mr lynn engoxs huntnnz hshmg 1nd swmmmmg LIBRARY NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOl HYATTSVILLFJ MD l x X, . Y it V. X. I r' 4 -W ,,. ,f I . v I I 1 A . 1 4 x . X A . v r. . I - x u . vv r 1 ' - ,. , , . . ., . . . , . .K . . Q Y v Q N X, N . V ,. Y 5 1 Y ' t ' ' ' t t .r . ,. K' ' .'. 1' . a ' . 4 . A 1. . . 7 ' 'xg '. Q , I . V i i I Y . Y . - . . . ,' . , . ,, it K, . . 1

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Northwestern is your future sue Nlr Speicher, prineipal of Northwestern, to the students at the hrst assembly of the 1956 1957 sehool year And in his address he not only eliseussed plans for the eom mg sehool year but also he directed the attention of the students to their own wishes desires, ambitions for a eareer Mr Speieher mfluenees the future of Northwestern students as his career hxs been influenced by the teachers and administrltors with whom he has come in eontact He attended Western Maryland College the Umver ll kwa sity of Miryltnd George Wlshington University and Columbix Unixersitv llc holds .1 Bachelor of Arts degree and 1 Master of Arts degree ln 1951, when Northwestern welcomed its hrst group of students, he letiwe ye xrs is zz prmeipxl here lieeiuse of his aetivc participation in the school life Mr Speieher has helped each student understand that the spirit of Northwestern eomes from the students who look tom ard, plan for and contribute to the future I 1 -1' 7. 1 i 'ff i . -1 '. fl. .kI. P. -'f 4 4 , '- ' '4.' ' ' - 2 . 'D vu' 1 l X N I- - Vx . . 4 . L l V At' k- ' - l 1 D k - L ' ' ' . - ' - - . ' - became principal, and he has spent six of his thirteen ' li V- I I l , . . , x . V1 A1 . 1 t v' , , , 1 ' ' A ' I V V . ' s l , ,, , . ' , , . N, ' l . ' i l ' 1' ' ' ' ' - - ' - i ' -I ' . , ' .I X '

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ft if I Mrs, Arnold Miss Balslcy Q. Mrs. Beveridge Miss Bricker Mrs. Brunslcin Mr. Carrcc Mrs. Basil Nlrs. Bauer Miss llccknun Tlzv man zrlm can mulzc bard things waxy is fbi' filIl1lC'llf07'. f Erucrson Mrs. Barbara Ann Arnold, B.A., English. Miss Eugenia Balsley, B.S., M,A., Journalism, English, Quill and Scroll, The Nor'wcster, The Compass. Mrs. Merle M. Basil, ILS., English, Future Teachers of America, Flag Twirlers. Mrs. Ruth H. Bauer, B.A., M.A., Algebra ll, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry. Miss Ellen J. Beckman, B.A., M.A., M.M., Choral Music, Music Club, A Cappella Choir, Boys Chorus, 'Girls Chorus. Mrs. Annumaric Beveridge, B.S., M.Ed., General Business, Advzinced Shorthand, Advanced Typing, co-sponsor senior class, Co-ordinator Adult Education, Miss Clara li. Bricker, B.A., Shorthand I', Typing I. Mrs. B1-tty l'. Brunstcin. B.A., French I and ll, French Club. Mr. J. Keith Fartcc, -HS., M.Ed., Guidance Counselor, Student Council, 4-H. Miss Adelaide F. Plough, B.A., M.A., XVorld History. Mrs. Nancy Uublmgc, ILS., Problems of Democracy. Mrs. Barbara. Culp, B.S., Physical Education, Sophomore Tri-HiY, Circle N. Mrs. Dorothea Dawson, B.A., Speech, English. NBC Mr. Glenn H. Diggs, B.S., M.Ed., Algebra, Review of Math, Business Arithmetic, Plane Geometry. sophomore class sponsor. Miss Clough Mrs. Cribbage Mrs. Culp Mrs. lhwson Mr. Diggs 'W 'Ds ,,, I lx ?'