Northwood Middle School - Northwood Cardinal Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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tr t- % : Plastic models help students to better understand geometry. The blackboard gets a tough workout. Keith Magley Carolyn Martin Kenny Martin Rita Martin Rusty Marlinjako Jim Matthews loan May |ohn May lamie McClure Bill McHenry k

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Mr. Ulm goes through some problems care- Games of chance can help make math more bearable, fully with 7th graders. computing through gen. math algebra Though perhaps it ' s not the most exciting class, math is a very important subject-one necessary in daily living-a necessity in sciences, music, architecture, etc. Freshmen participated in a math contest against other schools. The contest was con- ducted on various levels of different types of math areas. Algebra isn ' t all polynomials and coefficients. freshmen Bill Leist Beth Linville Kerry Little lanet Loechner Tina Lock

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creativity through home ec, shop, and art Times have changed since males and females were separated into shop and home ec classes. Now the number of guys and girls in each class is about the same, and the importance of both sexes knowing how to cook, sew, and work with wood is becoming ap- parent. Home ec also involves childcare and clothing, nutrition and personal hygiene. Along with shop comes drafting and the diagramming of projects they ' re made. Both programs will be helpful in future life. Shop class works on their projects John Blacketor measures ingredients for a cake. Jf T ?tN: ' iri. % Paul McLaughlin Irma Medsker Matt Merriman Vicki Michels Monte Miller WPP - j Paula Miller Tootsie Mitchell Roxanne Mollberg Chuck Morr Farris Moore