Northwestern High School - Warrior Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Art Classes And Many Actlvltles Under The drrechon of Mrs Fern BenedrcT The arT classes were of greaT servlce To many of The acnvmes durmg The year Besides The usual rob o' makmg hundreds of posTers They helped decoraTe The seTs Tor Three plays The Follnes and several lumor hlgh and elemenTary mu :cal produchons They also dad mosT of The planning for The Junlor Sensor Prom as well as many oTher dances durlng The year ln addmon To These group proTecTs The sTudenTs also worked on many mdlvsdual prolecTs lncludung parnhng charcoal and chalk drawings ceramlcs mosaics and Texhle prlnhng 43 5' s X y Mx X yi 'G ... f ' f ,I 0 O O O

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Sports at Northwestern, as at most high schools, are a major part of school activities. These sports, consisting of football, basketball, baseball, track, golf, bowling, volley- ball, and softball, not only serve as a means of physical growth to participants, but also strive to build their mental capacities of sportsmanship and leadership into a solid foundation for future success Besides these major sports Northwestern also has an ac- tive intramural program The lntramural teams picked primarily from gym classes playing during noon hours and thus give each student a chance to excel in at least one athletic area Sports are open not only to the star but also to those who want to work hard have a lot of fun and benefit from physical exercise These people although they may not get a chance to play much will get just as worthy a result as the person who has the ability to play well I 45