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

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,-,nun They Play pposite Roles Thespian Society In addition to helping the Future Teachers of America to sponsor for community program for American Education Week, members of Thespian Troupe 1880 assisted the Social Studies Senate, the guidance counselors and the Senior Class in preseriting Outside the Door, The Happening and Rest Assured respectively. No Crime in the Street was the Thespians' major production. Gourmet Club Cooking and Baking students interested in group activities related to their field of endeavor comprise the Gourmets. Catering banquets and luncheons in the school's Blue and Gold dining room, visiting local restaurants and commercial kitchens make the club's agenda exciting and meaningful. A FIRST Row: David Robertson. SECOND ROW! Maggie Brown, Althea Payne, Linda Gaines, Betty Newton, Frances Bowens. I 5 . i F of ,nv Pw'e19.' - r1L Isaiah Duggins, Virgil Walker, Joe Thomas, and Yvonne Evans enact a scene from The Green Blackboard, a play presented for AEW. 55

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ie' Q1 Q J E T S Are Future Engineers ' 'Domains and Hysteresis in Ferromagnetic Materials and Submarine Cable Systems were two of the films selected for private views by members of the Junior Engineering Technical Society. Both films treated some aspect of engineering technology in which the organization is especially interested. Other activities included visits to the engineering departments of Miami-Dade Junior College and the University of Miami. FIRST ROW: Bertram Dean, Ezral Wallace, Charmaine Thomas, Michael Seymour, Edgar Smith. SECOND ROW: Emerson Brown, Lucious Williams, Johnny Nixson, Irene Edwards, John Lynn, Thomas Marsh. 54 After luncheon at Toby's Cafeteria Mr. Harold Cobbs, local civil engineer, explains map of City of Miami's proposed freeways to Lucious Williams, Thomas Marsh, Mr. Albert Collier, and Emerson Brown.

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Students Prepare For Future Via Clubs fe X , n I 'V R --0 it 3,441 F ee' - ff -K .., .- . s 4 gs t 77 lf' 'H +1-rm Y? f - . .af t Q -:ya 1 Mhf , o r ii 5 Art Club Entering the main office of the school one can always see exhibited unique objects d'art by the Art Club, whose members maintain there an attractive and lively display area. Art students frequently take time away from their work to visit museums and art centers. Their trips this year included Bass Museum, Lowe Art Gallery, Vizcaya and the Museum of Modern Art. FIRST ROW: Earl Nottage, Richard Delaney, Arzinia Royal, Florrie Stubbs, Linda Bellamy, Dorothy Coefield, Carolyn Johnson, John Williams, Gary Brown. SECOND ROW: Terry Cutler, Stacey Laster, Elvira Mathis, Pauline Moss, Sheryl Black, Julia Jones, Willie Myrick, Bernice Allberry, Nettie Collier, Katreen Scott, Don Jackson, Ocie Blunt, Ruth Houston, Harold Clark, Rosa Pearson, Susie Johnson, Shirley Wright, Clinton White, Allen Lampkin. 56 Future Business Leaders Future Business Leaders spend much of their time practicing skills essential to their chosen vocation. Field trips to local business establishments enhanced club activities. Business leaders of the community occasionally addressed the group and often provided part-time employment for its members. FIRST ROW: Florrie Stubbs, Tommie Martin. SECOND ROW: Ernestine Brinson, Annie Bizzle, Julia Jones. THIRD ROW: Gail Lee, Elaine Bell, Cassandra Jefferson, Betty Newton. FOURTH ROW: Andrea Bostick, Ethel Page, Sharon Roker, Eleanor Tynes. 'l . . W Milli sl E . .iiii ....