Miami Northwestern High School - Northwesterners Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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'Skill To Aid thers , i MODERN DANCE CLUB 'f ,is s ,, I 2.3 Q Q- s P 5 f v Modern Dancers presented No Man Is an Island, a recital featuring some original choreography by the members. In addition to this culminating activity involving the entire club, small groups dances for assemblies, black arts programs at feeder schools, and the Junior-Senior Prom. FIRST ROW: Gwendolyn Tuff, Delores Robinson, Esther Brinson, Dorothy Vail. SECOND ROW: Julia Jones, Elvira Mathis, Debra Moore, Barbara Sorey, Laveme Bosfield, Cynthia Blanford, Florrie Stubbs, and Dorothy Hall. NEW HOMEMAKERS ' 'sf pta-I-.1 K. FRY. 1ST ROW: Johnnie Mae Slaton, Shirley McCloud, Mildred Ingram, Margaret Butler, Marion Brown. 2ND ROW: Robert Reed, Mary Hunt, Pansy Boze, Althea Payne, Joe McCray, Mary Allen, Carol Salter, Andrea Saunders, Rodney Moore. In addition to sponsoring a fashion show, the Homemaking Club made Easter outfits for needy children in the community.

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L f 4 Students Use Talent nd INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION CLUB To keep pace with the expanding role of industrial education, the industrial education clubs of America became incorporated. The groups became known as Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Inc. Accordingly, Northwestern's chapter became the Miami Northwestern Vocational Industrial Club of America. Members of the club worked diligently to Finance their trips to district and state contests. As a result, students emerged winners again in their fields. r Q OFFICERS OF CLUB: Gregory Liptrot, sergeant-at-armsg Vickie Jordan, treasurerg Alfred Johnson, president, Linda Davis, secretary. ,1 'si 'vi K 1 Walter Tumer, Panzy Hendrix, Katherine Way, and Bernice Davis .nake iinal preparation for the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets to needy families of our community. To help them in this annual project, Red Cross members ask each homeroom to contribute at least one basket of food. RED CROSS Red Cross members also canvassed in the March of Dimes campaign. Zy HenEfi5i?aFb2rxXx53if1E:'r::.giggg?3B'l5g'll,: Dorothy Smith, Sharon DeVoe.THlRD ROW: 50 T Eleanor Tynes, Bemice Davis. I

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They Smile And Serve FIRST ROW: Gwendolyn Phillips, Wilma Nottage, Linda Baker, Dianne Davis, Colette Clark, Geraldine Plez, Margaret Coleman, Bemice Albury, Barbara J. Williams, Joan Campbell, Janet Benjamin. SECOND ROW: Glenn Bennett, Gladys J efferson, Mary Allen, Martha Clark, Vivian Clark, Marie Carr, Curtis Young, Florrie Greene, Delores Robinson, Patricia Roberson, Cassandra Jefferson, Vanessa Anderson, John Pratt. PTA Representatives Official hosts for the PTA, homeroom encourage their participation and attendance Anew representatives invite parents to regular meetings. organization, the PTA Homeroom Representatives They also advise parents of PTA activities and formastrong liaison between school and patrons 'iiEiii Safety Patrol Safety first is a motto of the school Safety Patrol, whose duty it is to direct traffic in the corridor as well as at street crossings and intersections. Patrolmen also assist school personnel during periodic fire drills. FIRST ROW: Earl Nottage, Earl Redding, Willie Bailey, Albert Smith, SECOND ROW: Rebecca Johnson, Samonia Flowers, Catherine Lynch, Gladys Palmer, Lorrine Muldrow, Marie Carr, Margaret Warren. 52 Annu ,,