Northwestern High School - Nor Wester Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1974 volume:

R f I if ,A ' 1 :X yi f ff? tkfi. , I X 5 gl . . ir Zfkrxy l iffy Arg 5 S P 11 Q Published by fhe Qfudenfs ol' Norfh wesfern High School 6900 Park Heghfs Avenue Balfimore, Maryland 2121 5 Volume VII o 4 ., J 3: r u , ' s all V I ,-fs 4f,5,.A3?:? 1, f 7 r 1 ' Q ? ' , - ,Aj 94 V , 1: , Lf: N 7 J ' . 'rl I L x S-H , ' 1 .ny '5-,'- nf ? H 51 , . 'S' ' 'T ' . A 1 , ' ' P.. A f N., ,' 1 4- .- 5, , 1 di, '- 1 cr? 'I , V V 5 ' '1 ' -M .Q -4 - 1 1 ff'-f if 1 ' r K 4 'ii X . ff I N If ,. Q- , f I f f 1 f 3 FW .L . 3 i A fi' A 1 1 . , i 1 1 E i 1 E V 1 ! i . I i Y, ! 5 I K 1 F i I V 4 I i I i w i -' - v gif 'QQ Qmfesw 2 5 1? ij? ? Q .3 1? WWW 311'-1 , 1. 5 . ' -'Q v ,,'- Q, f - .-:Mini 4 , Lf A . A-wav -1Nf'wi-'ff J i-51 ' f-W1 wg , iii rj ' lg g ., , 2+ ESV 251:42 AQ Jisiwf' 5 Ja. 5 ,, 1 1' ' ' ' S 1 . , 1. . f : fjj ,fl 7 I Ai ? T .4 ., V 4? W , V 5 gfk -3? 2 V x fe nuunaaunmmawwsu:-. Sw- , A.-awk --,JAJQZLAQ wwmn-0 Q..-,.u..q-ai Thx , V fy gl, i. V M wiv' P gush i QQQQ. ,, 5 ii ,, 3 ,,,-,,.,.f Q, 245 , ing., . M, W .sg Q... X H, vm 'fi ,.,. Q s 1 ' Wg , K ,wwf wL4MwW-W? W K M-If W- K 7 Y Q ffigmqz-y ip ,jf 5 .-NSY +A 'H'-gf G w 2 2 'w.. y'K ar? 'M F' vmw QQ! x A A libre? .- him.-A Jw-M v-M .M ,,,. 5 3 -4 , 2 1 , f QA 445' gf Mk: :MV ,rv , -,lik use x nxx , n i .ww f 'N 'Q' 'Y 4, Wvyvksa Q A u M , 5 N1 K I , ' . im. .1 1 ,E 1: I up FK' WL 4 -www :ii E b , v:A: M Q in , - 'Wm ,,,.uul f Separated by years, expertise, and techniques the faculty unites to pave the Way toward higher learning. One by one students are involved With interest in careers, service, academics, and the arts, until individuals become groups, intentions become accomplishments. Mm. fi mmf' 1 A-1 U..- 8 Intelligence. Courage. Power. Vigor. Agility. Each is admirable, but combined these are the qualities Which distinguish the Northwestern athlete. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, separate and together, move toward their senior year. 0 M tttt tart Y 'Ulu-...,,, 'Q-4. 'rss ' ' nw, ,W- 14 ,ad Ja- .....,.......-- I'-Z1 Electronics, Clothing, Mechanical Drawing, History, English, Math, and Science, prepare Seniors for professions, college, and the World. '11 D' O CI F' H P4 09 ' 'SNOILVZINVSHO SPORTS ...74 Table UI' Confenfs W!! ww . m1.h fb .V A., SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN OO ' ' 'LLINIIWIAI ZOZ I6 FA CUL TY Adminisfrafion Dear Northwesterner, I hope you have enjoyed your years at Northwestern, that you have made new friends, that new areas of interest have been made available to you and that you have developed a concern for people which will enable you to be suc- cessful in this ever-changing world. Your teachers have attempted to help you through these past years, guided by a philosophy that can best be described in the words of Daniel Webster: If we work upon mar- ble, it will perish, if on brass, time will efface it, if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust, but if we work upon the immortal minds, and inbue them with principles, with the just fear of God and love of our fellow-man, we engrave on those tablets something that will brighten to all eternity. I congratulate all members of the Class of '74 on the completion of your program of studies and wish you success and happiness in the years ahead. Maurice Wells Below: Mr. Maurice Wells fPrincipalJ Top left: Mr. Robert Wells CAsst. Principalj. Top right: Mr. John Waters. Bottom left: Mr. John Waters fAsst. Principalj. Bottom right: Mr. Edward Marshall QAsst. Principalj , - jx s U 1 1' 'XS z if Qs tif K , i k by X, .::., Guidance R ' a .V Top left: Mr. Daniel Austerlitz. Top right: Mrs. Sara Gray. Bottom left: Mrs. Louise Restivo. Bottom right: Mr. J ack Lachman Guidance Secrefanes M. V Hr' www J? , , I , V so ffkffff if 'Q s Q T 1 3 1 - v -, , it Top left: Mrs. Charlotte Holt Top center: Mrs. Rose Fox Top right: Mrs. Gertrude Bernsteln Bottom left: Mrs. Aretha Mayo QGuidance Bottom center: Mrs. Josephine Friedman Bottom right: Mrs. Deborah Merenbloom Headj H Q 'eggs -Q ' I English 5 s i s 6 ,X X 3 L 1 5 J ' K . x .,, wi, AWV ,K iA.-sz. ard Top: Mrs. Bernice Kramer fHeadJ Top: Miss Catherine Beard Bottom: Mrs. Janet Mayrovitz Center: Mr. Richard Miller Bottom: Ms. Lissa Petersen v n V A-'TJYZF 1' Below: Ms. Constance Chilis f-3-Q. ...l i Q51 '- . .K - i fr- Top right: Mrs. Bernice Baer Center left: Mrs. Ellen Oberfelder Center right: Mrs. Jeanne Hyatt Bottom left: Ms. Anne Curran Bottom right: Mrs. Eunice Hilliard f Q-xx All -,,..-s1G ' big.-.f S- r Top left: Mrs. Shirley Levin Below: Mrs. Rosalyne Greenhouse in ...wi Botwm center: Mrs. Joan Shaw Bottom left: Mrs. Amanda Krebs i Below: Mrs. Susan Rotkovitz Top left: Mrs. Beulah Westcot Bottom left: Mrs. Earnestine McCloud x RW? atiaszxnungligm Top right: Mrs. Myrna Goldberger Center right: Mr, Michael DeBoy Bottom right: Miss Charlene Thompson Social Sfudies Below: Mr. Ernest Yaniger i E X l n ff' .,L.. '.--- ' A' ,, . ' ' nt, I i lm, .X F ft t Q ,ff , dd, X M 1 , ,0- 'A V ' 6 Top left: Mr. Charles Reinhardt fHeadJ Bottom left: Mrs. Janet Hansen Bottom right: Mr. Thomas Merimee I YS .1 7' I f, T961 1 'f-.3 ' -s...,-., ,, l Below: Mrs. Hannah Glaser Below: Ms. Freda Silberminz ,MM ,,r-' , If 2 ,MWA ,M Bottom left: Mr. Warren Grant Bottom right: Miss Saralee Tamres 4: ,Wy ,x,w1-Wy' M 'H-W., .fi ,wwf-, -M1 was Below: Mr. John N app - f W ,Sw - if Top right: Mrs. Phyllis Shelton Below: Mr. Oscar Lewis .,,. ..a, . . lf K' 9 s..!!1Xfy'.1, 'Q 1 I x ' l B 3 ' :P,,f 'f h,,..-s-G ff . s k- y . Bottom right: Mr. Alan Sparck Bottom left: Mrs. Gloria Marrow Mafhemafics Top left: Miss Esther Schwartz fHeadj Top right: Mr. Cornelius Barkley Bottom right: Mrs. Grace Chambers Q r r e, M- i 57. k4.r. .s. r ,-,I 1 4 K .f if as lsss, 5 1' ki K V' -,-:.k , k-7i Q W Wei-'i 5f M, ng? ? ' 'S' Q f 30-MY -wwf.. .. 1 Y,,.i- X' is X2 is 3 Qi'-X W W Q. m Q xg ,mx Q X M ,Xl NW' . ,sp- 33 3' x X SW .fm 42 wxrzzefwzvsfff .f f--1,-J Q M 44 X Top left: Mr. Candan Bayson Top right: Mrs. Mary Shields Bottom right: Mr. Hugh McGu1re SN 35'39 Top left: Mrs. Elizabeth Sommerwerck Top right: Mrs. Marcia Salmon Center left: Mr. Ronald Neverdon Center right: Mr. Thomas Hubbard Bottom right: Mr. Robert Rothwell Ye Below: Mr. Ivan Gettle Below: Miss Marjorie Ring U1 :Ns 3, 'vsslllk , - ,. ff. 5 '65 i wig? Center left: Mrs. Susan Cordle W Center right: Mrs, Maureen Woolf Bottom left: Mrs. Cordle, Miss Taylor and Mrs. Woolf Bottom right: Dr. Alvin Waldman Foreign Languages it . we K ' ff' Q 1 1. wwvww' Top: Mr. Bernard Gorban fHeadJ Center: Mrs. Dorothy Warshaw Bottom: Mrs. Helga Tuerk nz ll l 2 I 2 ,, Jer H Top: Mrs. Elizabeth Harris Center: Mrs. Grace Walker Bottom: Ms. Ruth Lares In dusfrial Arfs . I ' 3 if xi W 'vs 5 Y va 5 I Q Q X Q3 3, -is - an X Top: Mr. Thomas Rettew fHeadJ Center: Mr. Melvin Odachowski Bottom: Mr. Lester Schultheis :i ris A f -- ' . My Top: Mr. Arnold David Center: Mr. Gordon Schmitz Bottom: Mrs. Frances Unitas Physical Educafion em .4 , W M, K 1-it gi. Top left: Mrs. Lillian Brown Top right: Mr. R. Edwin Novak CHeadj Center right: Mrs. Juliette Edwards Bottom right: Mrs. Vicki Sdhaefer a e 2 Q'-W e of V' , of Above: Mr. Raymond Mayrovitz Top left: Mr. James Welsch Top right: Mrs. Mary Collins Center right: Mr. Samuel Leishure Bottom right: Mr. James Ward Busm ess Top left: Mrs. Juanita Edgerton N I Center left MISS Ehzabeth Dausch Ed Bottom left: Mr. Thomas McDermott Below: Mr. Hubert Simmons sf ir EL 2. Z K., , WM iolf SW K 4 EX ,mg H x- W Sm gs . Nz 1 'isa 2 Q 1 Q S?- K fi Above: Mrs. Nancy Solomon ' -sd: Top left: Mrs. Irene Dandridge CHeadJ Top right: Mrs. Margaret Gwathmey Center left: Mrs. Norma Bush Center right: Mr. Howard Lennon Bottom left: Mrs. Brenda Conley Bottom right: Mrs. Joyce Poole Home Economics Above: Mrs. Joyce Holley fHeadD Right: Mrs. Toby Rosen and Mrs. Katherine Regan . . i Top left: Mrs. Katherine Regan Top right: Mrs. Loraine Green Bottom left: Mrs. Clarissa Price Bottom right: Ms. Ceil Canin Below: Ms. Patricia Stall QHeadJ LW Above: Squire Gilbert Bailey Drivers' Ed. I Top right: Ms. Lorraine Gibson Bottom right: Miss Janice Cromwell Music Below: Mr. William Cummings . gl 1 f f' A and , V 1 4 V ff -' ' ' 'A' 1 .1 35 x re- Above: Mr. Ronald Friedman Top right: Mr. Barry Greenberg Bottom right: Mr. Randall Krum A certain community peace of mind is provided by the presence of nurses, security officers, and two job coordinators. Nurses Rose Gol- den and Selma McNaughton treat and comfort many students daily. Security guards William Bowe, Gregory Ferrell, and Jim Stokeley relieve anxieties in an over- crowded, sometimes tense environ- ment. Job Coordinator Carrie Langley assists students in finding part-time, permanent, or summer employment. She, along with Charles Gearhart is dedicated to preparing students for a working future. FACULTY ROSTER Gearhart, Charles B. - Penn. St. U., Ind. U. of Penn. BS, Johns Hopkins U., Towsong Adult Education Counselor. Golden, Rose - Sinai Hospital RNQ Club HOPE. Langley, Carrie - Morgan St. Coll. BS. McNaughton, Selma - W. Baltimore Gen. Hospital RN 3 Health Careers Club. ... ., Above left: Mrs. Carrie Langley. Center left: Mrs. Selma McNaughton. Below left: Mr. Gregory Ferrell. Above right: Mrs. Rose Golden. Below right: Mr. William Bowe mfs if Q 5 Q e .x,, . ., . H '-'b A i H ' V ' 'W ' 'a , ,L., W ' '4 't! 'M- '53 s 5 tm if in 535 1 fl.: 'lt pg Mfg' , is ..,.. ..., W, . ffm: . ,. .?fi ,,f'f s Li?l'2f?'5 '1 .fi M9425 f 1' Q iif xbgiiflfii Q li i7gizV'l5 , h ,, i . is 5 - s Some very important people at Northwestern are responsible for maintaining a suitable Working environment in and around the school. Cafeteria workers provide a hearty diet to keep students healthy and active. The custodial staff maintains a pleasant campus environment, free of dirt and debris. Engineers help to keep boil- ers boiling and burners burning. Aides help Wherever they are needed, assisting teachers and other staff members. Members of the V.l.P. corps are an essential part of Northwestern's faculty. Teachers Qfrike Dui! L ,- 'LJQYJ A' ff Top left: Mr. Michael DeBoy, Mrs. Mary Shields, Mrs. Maureen Woolf. Top right: Mr. Michael Molloy, Mr. Arnold David, Mrs. Lissa Peterson. Bottom left: Miss Marjorie Ring. Bottom right: Mrs. Bernice Kramer, Ms. Patricia Stall. Below: Mr. Warren Grant, Mrs. Phyllis Shelton, Mrs. Gloria Marrow ,AC H595 -QAYE TOO Above: Mrs. Gloria Marrow, Mrs. Ellen Oberfelder Below: Mr. Alan Sparck, Mr. Thomas Merimee 1 'Y Ulu fluffx KE + Above: Mr. Samuel Leishure, Mr. Edwin Novak, Mr. Raymond Mayrovitz 49 N if fS.A Q 5:?'NFAm 4.13m--' fi ,, Q1- , . - we-,,. .x -f'--f,.-ry, '--5 , n',l,5.13E,. .W -A N , X 2 'FQ bv: Q . .Gaf- '5!M Fidii N . . fu , 1 .. .gy it 442 A -5 1 Qi-V fn 7'? 4Z'9fil54, A-M fx '2-uv.-1 ' 111'-22115, . 'TT' t 3. N - r 1nj1..J . va I -7- lug- ' D A , 'fiQ3I,5 ' A '- ' ' 'f' ,, ,V A .iw 5 cw., - I. ,. ,. iw,- 1, ' . Qin' KL , W. Q . , , -mx., 1:1 ,, -W.. I A. ,1- kgisfa X, kg, Q 1' , ' vi ' , J I W , V , -ff Li Z , 'Q K M 4 . , , 1 , nv- 1 J ' .M X . ,fa , , , Q 1 , ,A L x Exif .- , iff vu' :' 1 ',wAw.m:4 vu-q K , rox 31 5,'I. ' vm-QF' 4' X .1 fp,-1 ,,. 1 1 - w . n I 5 f'1' - - . . , , , x A E h' ' 31.5, ,. , 1245 X X X qi. ,,.-up-.X - .X Af ' L f x 1 1. X . ,J K :fp L I 1 X Tj' 3 f . X 3 sl e y , , 1 -, ' ss- 4 v :' ,Q nf' ! A f., - . Hal, gil , -1 4 41951 - 1. Ti V ' ':',,Q.,1, ii. H-uni! 1- ww L Nuff' nga A 3 'vu-P' , s A 1 2 Q 1 1 ' ' 5 , rf f 1 n URGA NIZA TIUNQ Council Convenes for Qfudenf Concerns As the representative body of a diverse Wildcat population of 2500, N orthwestern's Student Council functions as the teuchstone for student unity and awareness. Convening monthly, the organ4 ization grapples with student concerns and problems striving to promote communica- tion between students and their teachers, administrators, and community leaders. Under the auspices of the Student Coun- cil but acting autonomously, the Literary Review Board examines all publications before distribution at Northwestern. To help relieve the pressing financial need, Student Council each year awards a scholarship so that a worthy member may continue his education. Review Board votes on Walden as suitable reading matter me :ai iirsyiyn Ig 'C C ' it W l S i'll lit if .n,i ,S . , A A V f L .,,......X Literary Review Board keeps an open mind to open books. Wildcat Spirit! Charles III surveys realm. Student Council Executive Board wants you! ! , , A 6 ,Z 2 an 3 5 if g, X ann ,.. 7 M f ia, . 2 ff ' :J C fi V , ,ffwl Q ,, ,,, 717 as R. Taylor and A. Adams demonstrate Wildcat concentration. Torry Davis, Student Council Vice-President shows the executive mind at Work. 53 The Norfhwesfern Members flaunt salesmanship at bake sale Honor Sooiefy Treasurer Zagier urges member to pay dues. Rejuvenated after years of inactiv- ity, the Northwestern chapter of the National Honor Society has Sparcked to life under the guiding hand of advisors Alan Sparck and assistant principal John Waters. Striving to make the Honor Society more than just a name, the 90 mem- bers who are academically in the top five percent of the school, serve Northwestern and must meet qualifi- cations of character, leadership and scholarship for induction. As part of a community service project, Honor Society tutors are mentors to Northwestern and Falls- taff students. Honor Societians have a gay time. HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: Top row: N. Zagier, L. Townsend, J. Michelson B. Yatt. lst: R. Berman, D. Berman, D. Wade F. Sless, L. Hurwitz, B. Alexander, B. Tarrant D. Shefrin, C. Sykes. 2nd row: T. Townsend, K Curtis, S. Shaftel, K. Wilson, Y. Greenberg, A Adams, S. Carroll, M. Chin, J. Honick, A Sparck CAdvisorJ. Bottom row: B. Barksdale R. Taylor, F. Maisels, L. Hameroff, S. Sarrin, S Shugarman, S. Seligman, M. Shugarman, C Moore. HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES: Top row: J. Hatchett, M. Woods, K. Cohen, J. Oppenheimer, W. Stewart, B. Shayte, G. Epstein, S. Dickerson, L. Nord, B. Kolodner, J. Robinson, C. Bailey, J. Mack, G. Galler, J. Kotz. 2nd row: R. Robinson, F. Shoken, P. Dildy, A. Lewis, J. Miller, C. Powell, J. Green, N. Ladson, D. Walston, F. Fontanilla, P. Bergman, P. Krauss. Bottom row: J. Smith, W. Guralnick, C. Lasnick, B. Hamm, R. Hatcher, B. Washington, R. Greenberg, L. Katzen- stein. Anofher Winning Season for lf's Academic Practice makes perfect Every year under the iron hand of advisor Charles Reinhardt, Jr., the It's Academic team braves the wilds of television to battle opposing teams of academics. This season, as in the past, gave Reinhardt's Repro- bates victory and brought fame to Steve Bryzman, Howard Feldstein, Ross Loeb, and Leonard Frankford, team alternate. After two games, the brainy bunch suffered defeat by Parkville in a hard fought third game. The spoils of victory included over 351,000 in scholarship money and a set of encyclopedia which were gen- erously donated to the library of Fallstaff Middle School. Well, there goes that game. The oerebal celebrities Journalism Class Creafes Things The Things Crew Working hard? Lecture time again! Ll ..lL...liJ. In the spring of 1973 Northwesterrfs newspaper, The Compass breathed its final feeble inspiration. The literary magazine, Phoenix, had already expired and remained unmourned. Thus, Northwestern may have been the only school in the city with no newspa- per communication for its students. THINGS about Northwestern grew from the void. Journalism I students Carla Bailey, Carol Boston, Valeria McCants, Steve Peregoff, and Rodney Law- son attempted the improbable: the production of a newspaper with no money, no printer, and no after- school staff. With the creative help of typists extraor- dinaire Deborah Merenbloom and Joyce Brooks, and printing pro Melvin Odakowski, the Northwestern free press was born. The newsletter assumed the responsibility for disseminating tidings of events and for voicing editorial comments and protest. A modest beginning, the mini-paper teaches students to impro- vise, to economize, and to persist in the face of multi- plying problems. NW Clubs Reach Ouf And Touch Students who are interested in careers in merchandising, marketing, or management are now able to use leisure time to learn about their own fields. Speakers and field trips arranged by the Future Business Leaders of America help young peo- ple to gain practical insights. The International Club is commit- ted to the idea that knowledge breeds understanding and peace. This extra- curricular group endeavors to pro- mote worldliness and neighborliness through learning experiences. -4-all F.B.L.A. - Back row: T. Smith, K. Wilson, J. Jones, D. Strong, T. Sinclair, A. Alexander, J. Bishop, C Havis, A. Pinchback, P. Oden, R. Woodson, B. Cross. Middle row: Mrs. Solomon, G. Dickson, G. Maybe, S Richardson, J. Meyers, A. Davis, A. Yates, D. Scott, D. McNair, D. Green, Mrs. Edgerton. Front row: S Colfield, P. Jiggers, G. Jefferson, J. Lowery, D. Walston, B. Alexander, V. Tasker, K. Murdock, B. Wah- ington, B. Richardson. .L . Q , X rf Q? ..,.. 3 International Club makes plans for world affairs. Successful canned goods drive brings a smile to members of Unicef. . ... i Knghfs Of The Board: Knighfs Of The School King me, R. Tobman commands H. Cherry. . inns? i SENIOR ARSENAL 74', - Wont row: D. Pugh, J, Anderson, W, Carrington. Second row: K. Faulkner, R. Jackson, R, Nickens, M. Merritt Advisor - A. Sparck. Third row: G. Johnson, M. Evans, G. Hayes. Not shown: L. Feider, W. Brown, J. White, L. White, R. Harrison, I. Counts W. Pitt, C. Crowder, R. Street, B. Nicholas, H. Murdock, J. Sills. Guesf Speaker S. Seligman plumbs depths of intellectual alpha wave activity .. at i Vlslfs H 0.P.E. Club H.O.P.E. fHelping Other Peo- ple Everywherej has the objective of helping and entertaining patients in mental institutions. Twice a month, club members visit the patients at The Children's Institute and at Spring Grove State Hospital. This year, H.O.P.E. collected 600 Gifts-for- Giving for 300 Spring Grove patients. The club also set up Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine and Easter treats at Children's Insti- tute, and sponsored speakers. Mrs. Rose Golden and Miss Majorie Ring sponsor the club. The officers are Linda Hameroff, pres., Shelley Sar- rin, sec., and Sara Seligman, treas. Principal Maurice Wells briefly joins club. W1 H as .. e bb -i:J,.-:,,:.--,,,,::--f' -- ..., :., i 5 :-. f,-- ,. . . . .. .1 E gggzagzesggweexereeft 11f:. 1.f., . - '1 in W K iQ E s a M .. rr.. r. . ,,.. ,. . - ,-,- V ---' -- ,V,-,, .e-.r N Guest speaker Reverend McPherson addresses club. Experience Prepares Norfhwesferners For The F ufure It self-destructs in ten seconds. A person doesn't get much change for a dime any more. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB - Bottom: E. Byrd Mrs McNaughton J Cole man, M. Harriday. Top: D. Randolph, R. Robinson C Webster R Lewis THE SCHOOL STORE The school store plays an important part in Northwestern's daily life, pro- viding valuable school service and teaching students the fundamentals of business management. With five people operating the imporium between 7:30 and 8:30 in the morning, as Well as third, fourth and fifth periods the business pros- pers. At present the store should gross better than 2,000 this year. HEALTH CAREERS Visiting the Maryland General Hospital, having bake sales, and plan- ning trips to the United States Public Health Hospital are segments of the program of the Health Careers Club at Northwestern. The aim of the club is to introduce to its members the innumerable health related fields and to help in choosing a career. Songsfers Are Sharper fhan Fla Northwestern's Music Department boasts seven fabulous choruses, The Mixed Chorus, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Beginning Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, the Gospel Chorus, the Male Chorus and the newly formed Madrigal Singers. Under the direction of Mr. William BEGINNING MIXED CHORUS - Front: A. Howard, P. Williams, C. Kelly, M. Astrop, C. Coope, A. Banks, M. Wilson, C. Warren, R. Woodsonf Middle: D. Thompson, J. Locke, R. Reddish, D. Jordan, B. Pettigrew, R.! Edwards, R. Krum-Director. Back: K. Brockington, E. Grant, B. Moragne,l C. Knox, L. Jeffers, G. Cox, W. Stewart, J. Baylor, R. Nickens, M. Code. 5 a -, . Cummings III, Mr. Randall Krum and Mr. Barry Greenberg, these choruses performed the Christmas sections of Handel's Messiah as a harbinger to the Yuletide festivities. During the year the musical groups entertain the school's students and their families by perform- ing popular as well as classic arrange- ments. The Gospel Chorus, under Direc- tor William Cummings III, has made a name for itself in churches all over Bal- timore as well as at Northwestern. sus S ,fwfr .- -- - L5 'i MIXED CHORUS - Front: T. Dews, L. Gibson, U. Stanton, D. Ambery, C. Royal, T. Wilson, S. Dixon, T. Young, D. Oaks, C. Tawer, E. Marnen, B. Brock, S. Nellons, B. Jacobs, D. Tunstall, R. Jones, L. Hill, B. Stanely, J. Lanarus. Back: Mr. Cummings K. Simms, E. Harcum, S. Williams, B. Taylor, J. McKenzie, E. Garner, I. Baez, D. Dailey, V. Moore, J. Cheeks, Z. Mathews, N. Lance, R. Washington, R. Monroe F Gaston K Coleman C Joyner S Whitlock W Evans K Bowens K Ba le R. Jor- y - x ' 1 - v ' r ' 1 - v ' g yr dan, G. Watson, M. McCleary. Choruses Concenfrafe on Carolin +11 First row L to R: B. Pagin, J. Woolard, Mr Cummings, J. Spencer, M. Snowden. 2nd row L. McBride, P. Neal, L. Hill, C. Pimento, V. Dil- lard, J. Matthews. 3rd row: D. Smith, A. Saw- yer, D. Matthew, J. Taylor, D. Roach, J. Law- son, M. Jones. 4th row: B. Taylor, J. Pierce, M Wright, R. Palmer, B. Tomony, J. James, M Hawkins. 5th row: D. Boone, I. Steen, V. Hardy, S. Brody. 6th row: D. Harkey, S. Alkw- son, K. Staryhill, B. Jackson, V. Roberts, R. Washington, W. Lane, J. Tucker. 7th row: M. High, R. Sherrell, H. Robinson, M. Daves, S. Smith, A. Jennings, F. Houst, E. Green. Back: J. Lanson, M. Kinsler, C. Brooks, R. Tay- lor, M. Klawnsky, G. Hayes, M. Jones, R. Tig- gle, V. Watkins, D. Wade, D. Turnstall, P. Bradford, M. High, V. Blackwell, R. Wilson, M. Davis, L- Megginson. 2nd row: T. Kerpelman, M. Holly, I. Wardlaw, C. Pimento, J. Tucker, P. Payton, L. Briton, H. Brinson, P. Dennis, K. Williams. lst row: G. Ellison, Y. Perry, J. Spencer, A. Johnson, J. Schwartzman, Mr. Krum Cin frontl. Music Deparfmenf Boasfs Sfaggerin Numbers GIRLS' CHORUS - Front: V. Brown, D. Cham- bers, D. Fike, R. Jones, A. Crosier. Middle: S Scherr, D. Merrick, A. Gilliam, S. Batter, K Brown, C. Sykes, L. Eckley. Back: D. Dashfield, M Holley, J. Hawkins, S. Johnson, B. Brook, B. Tilgh- man, Mr. Greenberg - director. MALE CHORUS - Front: E. Green, M. Har- glove, J. Hubbard, D. Brown, M. Bass, Mr. Cum- mings, C. Frazer, A. Boone R. Sykes, W. Evans L Frankford, S. Smith. Middle: W. Brown, C. Taylor, J. Dailey, M. Davis, M. High, C. Lewis, G. Hayes A. Davis, H. Cuffee, T. Wallace. Back: M. Turner: L. Robinson, J. Spencer, R. Street, E. Long, T. Walker. Band Blows Hof And Cold i r 1 l l i Q. .?,, ' 2 Q s A px, ,li ,SI X Band embarks on parade day. Above right: Saxes toot their own horn. Above left: Musicians bring spirited notes to fall foot- ball crowd. The Band Any morning during the first and second periods, the sound of music can be heard in the building. This beat is our N .W. band under the direction of Mr. Ron Friedman. The high school band practices daily in order to perform at varsity football games and parades. This year the musicians played in the City Fair Parade and they marched from Memorial Stadium to Mor- gan State College for a second public appearance. Various members performed in the spring production of Purlie and in the orchestra for the senior production of The Fantasticksf' The entire group performed at the Junior assembly on April 24. 65 The Unsung Heroes Of Norfhwesfern The show would never go on without the steller stage crew of the Northwestern Thespian Society. Headed by Jeff Michelson, this year's staff num- bers approximately fifteen, of whom most are underclassmen. WNW, the voice of the Northwestern Wildcats broadcasts once a week bringing community and school news to a captive audience. This year's team boasts fresh undergraduate talent. 7 WNW staff receives instructions for the big taping. U.. 'wif scsy LM Ross Loeb awaits cue. 'WX' Vffllifl . ' t W The technical side of Gary Surosky and Melvin Mason. STAGE CREW - Top: D. Rubin, B. Williams, B. Yatt, R. Loell M. Woods, L. Tabachman, P.Dildy, M. Wilson, R. Shapiro, F. Sless, V. Martin, S. Shugarman. Bottom: H. Weisman C. Rowe, W. Guralnick, B. Kolodner, A. Meyer, A. Salaowita, J. Michelson - Manager. The Underlym Siren fh of NW Aide D. Green greets dawn with a smile. Office aides Marietta Carroll and Denise Green need only step in the door to bring smiles to the faces of the beleaguered secretaries. Office aides take care of customers at the office counter, place appropriate materials in teachers' mailboxes, write early dismissal slips for stu- dents whose requests have been approved, answer telephones and run teachers' materials on the duplicating machines. In addition to these duties, Denise works as audio-visual aide, submit- ting teachers' requests for films, and checking them off when they come in. Library aides tidy the shelves under the guidance of bibliophiles Charlene Thompson and Ernestine McCloud. In addition, the helpers check out volumes and attempt to trace lost books. well. . LIBRARY AIDES L to R I Graig J Michener, D. Campbell M Woods P Dildy C. Bailey, C. Owen L Arendt L Salkov D Chandler, B.Alexander W Brown P Oden, B. Farb, G Mayers P Jlggetts F Goldsmith, S. Jacobson M Cager S Cald NOR'WESTER SHUTTERBUGS - P. Hawks, A. Brunson, L. Townsend, L. Bailey, T. Davis, J. Michelson and D. Phipps. E 2. Year after year, the NOR'WESTER's staff struggles to unearth the better side of Northwestern High School. Despite the obstacles, the staff relent- lessly pushes onward and upward to produce a nostalgic journey through the good old days for many alumni. This year the NOR'WESTER boasts several junior editors. In past, the NOR- 'WESTER has been acclaimed as one of the city's best written yearbooks. Heading the staff is Brenda Barks- dale under the guidance of Mrs. Ellen Oberfelder and Mrs. Katherine Millings. STK , fx -it THE EDITORS - Top to bottom: H. Briscoe, W. Guralnick, A. Meyer, L. Kersh- ner, B. Koloder, B. Tarrant, B. Barksdale, fEditor-in-Chiefj, R. Taylor, J. Michel son, S. Shurgarman, S. Sarrin and K. Wilson. 68 ' -M Q ' N K. 'L 'W l W, I P xg, v ', 9 S -1. . will 6 'f-we ,.. - ,Wm 45 jg , W R ix W9 0 Q K J' I M W- VVIA -V vi.- 'mn W0 A . 'X . ' it ' ' , . g ,,, r -- . , .I , ' . .?,' . 5 , HELPERS -- Top to bottom: T. Davis, C. Lasnick, H. Weisman, J. Tucker, Zagier, B. Shayte, M. Wilson, P. Hawks, R. Kahn, T. Townsend, D. Brooks Greenberg, D. Phipps, L. Bailey, S. Carta, C. Moore, M. Shugarman. W, Neala Gross takes hints from Editor Guralnick, N. Zagier, T. Davis, D. Phipps revert to their natural state. . ., rrr 1,, X . I 1 . . .- n.. Q .-,,. QQ F I ii r e ii .MN dak . s.:.n,5,f:me4iSX www ,...,..f .. , .,,..:.. ,., , ,..-Q vuIlm1i,llpu5eQ n I 4l , , V., us Mfg! a t i f If V, J1Q,5t...,, Clif i f . -. nik ff Editor Barksdale okays Wildcat mugs. The NOR,WESTER Staff Editor-in-Chief - Brenda Barksdale Managing Editor - Romaine Taylor Business Managers - Lisa Kershner, Beth Kolodner Faculty - Shelley Sarrin, Marlene Shugarman, Assist. Activities - Wendy Guralnick Male Sports - Hammond Briscoe III Female Sports - Sharlene Shugarman Underclassmen - Alexis Meyers Seniors - Karen Wilson, Cristopher Brooks, Assist. Index - Bagwaina Tarrant, Rene Jeffries Photography - Jeffrey Michelson, Larry Townsend, Assist. Art - Thomas Townsend Staff - V. Alston, R. Alvey, I. Artes, C. Bailey, C. Bodie, J Brooks, S. Carter, R. Greenberg, N. Gross, A. Gutin, P Hawkes, R. Kahn, J. Kince, C. Lasnick, R. Lawson, C. Moore B. Pagan, D. Phipps, S. Rappeport, C. Royal, B. Shayte, F Sless, M. Snowden, G. Surosky, J. Tucker, M. Wilson, H. Wise- man, N. Zagier Thespians And Mimes Confin ue SRO Runs MIME TROUPE - Top: J. Brooks, R. Smith, T. Dorsey, A. Salowitz, A. Campbell, S. Sarrin, F. Sless. Bottom: B. Woods, C. Godfrey, S. Rap- paport, L. Katzenstein, S. Eisenberg, V. Martin. f I' ' usual? 532 ?, ,..,,, THESPIAN SOCIETY - Top: Mr. M. DeBoy, director, J. Michelson, M. Davis, D. Rubin, B. Jackson, R. Smith, C. Godfrey. Third row: B. Yatt, G. Surosky, N. Zagicr, R. Armstrong, A. Gutin, J. Brooks, J. Robinson, L. Horowitz, A. Campbell, R. Sapero, Mrs. S. Rotkovitz, Asst. Second row: F. Faust, A. Weiss, J. Michnor, B. Williams, C. Lasnick, P. Dildy, T. Dorsey, C. Bailey, B. Johnson, H. Wiseman, B. Kolodner. First row: R. Bernstein, C. Goodman, C. Rowe, V. Martin, A. Salowitz, L. Hameroff, A. Meyer, W. Guralnick, S. Seligman, F. Sless. I I I' ' d Pur I6 Brings Crow To N. W. Lutiebelle fKim Lewisj sings of her love for Purlie. Purlie fMichael Davisj and Lutiebelle discuss the events of Cotchipee. i yiilt y , ' ,af 1 3 '13 rg 6 if -W ws' Lxiffxxvff H With the production of Purlie by the Northwestern Thespian Society came a breath of fresh air and a reju Venating spirit to the halls of N.W Headed by Mr. Micheal DeBoy the troupe inducted many underclassmen to fill the spaces left by the graduat ing seniors. Officers elected for 74-75 are headed by Wendy Guralnick and Eddie Green and next year promises to be as good as this one, if not better 72 Church chorus shows actions toward Capin's death. Idela CFrances Tinsleyj Cleans Charlie's CRichard Bernstein'sJ black eye. Ol' Capin Cotch fCorey Godfreyj explains the facts of life. V X M- K . X . ' .. M-ff' fgzx .......- ey Joyce Matthews chants WALK HIM UP. Some of Purlic's,' helpers. r. ,L 4' sf' A U v, 0 1 x 5 0 P' w 1 L K , J, Z Q '92 1 , F ',,. N N 1 , CRW' I 2.0 4 Q ..,., .-. --,. - ygvggznc.. T -1' y 1' ., ' -x.3,'g,, ,tixzf-'. . ' 5 55 -.Wal fl '7 5 '- , q,,f:'. 1. ,. L. 'A NORTH vig . J, , T794 1 in ' 3.5 I--L r If 1 -'1' K 'TQf!,-1 ' . .V 51.12 Qi:--14 15471:-Z '- hu 375' ,F'.'f::.: ff- ! .'n,,' '. .A 1 31 , gift -.51 wss 1 eil' 1 QPOR T9 A, gf -1.441 NW's Gridders Achieve Finesf Season The 1973 Wildcat Varsity football squad not only competed but also demolished all opposition on the way to the school's first undefeated season and the M.S.A. A-conference crown. The fact that this was Northwestern's first season in the M.S.A. A-conference led many to wonder whether last season's B-con- ference champs and the number one team in the Sun Paper's Poll could compete against such powerhouses as Loyola, Calvert Hall, and Poly. Coach Jim Weisch's championship team consisted of an explosive offense led by the passing of quarter- back Wayne Carrington, break-away runners Renell Harrison, and Kevin Francis, and the always dangerous receiver Leroy Felder. Defense, however, was Northwest- ern's claim to fame. The undefeated squad led by an All-M.S.A. trio of defensive tackle Wheeler Brown, linebacker Emmanuel Massey, and defensive back Leroy Felder, plus two fine outside linebackers, Ham- mond Briscoe and Michael Briggs, bent but never broke. The 'Cats shut out two most dangerous rivals, num- ber two Poly and number three Cal- vert Hall, as the champions limited their opponents to a meager 8 points a game. Coach Welsch in his finest hour after the championship victory over Poly spoke his praise of his squad, Those kids are just great. They wanted this since August and have stopped at nothing to get it. They deserve all the praise in the world. Coaches Welsch and Barnes contemplate team from sidelines. Top left: Coach Welsch gives final instructions as Wildcats prepare for a big game. Bottom left: VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - Front row: K. Francis, M. Briggs, B. Nicholas, B. Murray, H. Briscoe, K. Faulkner, R. Montgomery, R. Taylor, J. Harris, G. Green, M. Kinsler, A. Cherry, J. Dawkins, L. Felder, T. Booth Ctrainerj. Middle row: J. Williams CmanagerJ, J. LaSane, M. Johnson, E. Green, M. Evans, D. Stevenson, W. Carrington, J. Anderson, S. Warnick, R. Harrison, V. Johnson, L. Moore, W. LaCompte, E. Massey, H. Murdock, B. Eaton, S. Davis, H. McGuire fcoachj. Back row: J. Welsch fhead coachj, D. Cater, W. Pitt, R. Sydnor, C. Crowder, L. Miley, A. Dailey, E. English, K. Taylor, W. Brown, P. Carter, K. Haywood, B. Brown, J. Dyson, K. Carraway, A. Arm- wood, R. Schnell, B. Barnes fcoachj. ' , -f V K n 7 3 ri K ,M . W A A 4 w., ,.,.. 'Calls Sfreak fo Championship B. Murray prepares to return punt. i i Carrington looks for help as opposition closes. B. Nicholas puts best foot forward. Francis takes hand-off from Carrington. C. Crowder zeros in on rival OB. and Cheerleaders Spark Spirif Bottom: S. Hill. Top: R. Stevens Left to right: A. Adams, K. DeMines, D. Bates. Cheerleaders chirp chippy chant Left to right: D. Earkett, P. Peaker, C. Boddie 1 , ' 1 I v ff' H 1, - r . ..V,,,, .N V m' G ,ifziriz tg if- . ,. .F ff VX ,m,tL?m.f.,,x?1Qjgy,Q6go' i Y? Y +4 We ' Top left: R. Lockley returns kick-of f . Top right: Coaches Ward and Peterson ponder next move. Middle left: E. Moore hands off during pre-game drills. Bottom right: A. Armwood puts pressure on opposing offense Bottom left: Wildcat closes in on rival QB. 80 J. V. 'Cafs Find Wins Elusive f calm Top left: R. Lockley soars high to deflect pass. Middle left: 'Cat QB barks signals as play resumes. Bottom left: Coach Peterson directs team through warm-ups. 1 The 1973 Wildcat Junior Varsity Football team completed its first A conference season with not nearly the success that the Varsity found. Win- ning only two of its scheduled games, the J .V. often played well enough to win but bad breaks and mental errors kept the 'Cats from victory. Coach Ward's forces were also hampered by injuries to key players as the gridders struggled to find a winning combina- tion. Standouts on this year's team were Tony Brown, Michael Williams, and Robert Lockley. W. Marshall eyes opponent in an attempt to gain more yard are. Wildoafs Finish Besf Season Top left: Roger Estes is determined to drive in more Wildcat points. The Wildcat varsity soccer team, under Coach Raymond Mayrovitz, showed a marked improvement over last season's 2-13-1 record, compiling a 3-5-5 slate for 1973. It was the sec- ond best varsity record ever in a sea- son marred by injuries to key players. The offense was powered by Allen Brodnick with four goals and Joel Oppenheimer with three. Leading the defensive squad was all-MSA goalee David Pugh and halfback Dean Krimmel. The season was highlighted by a 1- 0 victory over Boys' Latin with Joel Oppenheimer scoring the winning tally. i lx. ix' T 4 ,iss i 1 'T R .R . I . L15-kai., 5. . ,Y .. e SJW' 'We ,. A gf Q XJ Top right: Wildcats use strategy to psych out opponents. Bottom right: Louis Taylor demonstrates control as he dribbles down field. Bottom left: VARSITY SOCCER - Front row: D. Hirsh, J. Spanganthall, A. Brodnick, W. Turnage, J. Gold, J. Oppen- heimer. P. Klein, D. Blum. Back row: L. Taylor, R. Estes, S. Hankin, J. Wood, E. Green, D. Pugh, W. Lesley, D. Krimmel, K. Cohen, G. Reese, C. Bailey, Mgr. Coach: Mr. Raymond Mayro- vitz. Wildcat releases tension with big block. S. Driner portrays Wildcat spirit as he dribbles. NorthWestern's Junior Varsity Soccer Team completed the 1973 sea- son with its best record in the school's eight year history. Under the instruc- tions of Coach John Bauman, the Wildcats finished just under .500 with a 6-7-1 record, an improvement over last seasons 3-5-3 slate. The team was led by such able ath- lete's as Winston Dixon, James Schaftel, and James Floyd Fontan- illa. All three are varsity soccer pro- spects for next season. 5 59979. SFP-fe. xx J. V. SOCCER TEAM - Front row: Schiff, Bass, Miller, Gunther, Weiskoph, Merritt, Waddell, Winston, Beckford, Kotz, Tubman, Walker, Smothers. Above: Fontanellia, Lowitz, Deiner. NW's Cross Counfrg Teams Finish 6-3 Northwestern's Varsity Cross Country team finished the 1973 sea- son with a 6-3 record in A-Conference competition. Although not perform- ing as well as in previous years, the 'Cats competed fiercely and barely lost in their three defeats. Outstand- ing performances were achieved by Michael Merrit, Mark Darden, Ronald Brown, and sophomore sensation Mike Zollicoffer. The Junior Varsity cross country team also finished with a 6-3 record. In addition to having a fine season, they also produced many promising candidates for next year's varsity. ..- ---egQY.f- M. Zollicoffer and M. Merrit make their rounds on the track. 84 With style, M. Darden covers school grounds. at if f 'vL J. Sills finishes another lap. Wildcats begin long jog. 1-. g Middle left: Wildcats stride with spirit. G. Johnson moves gracefully along. , . M. Zollicoffer finishes up hard work-out. Bottom left: C. C. TEAM - Front row: M. Zollicoffer, B Pagan, M. Merrit, M. Darden, R. Brown, G. Johnson, J. Sills Middle row: S. Smith, T. Nesbit, C. Fertson, L. Thomas, K. Wil- liams. Back row: C. Chamblers, H. Williams, B. Birckhead. mb Fall Hall Of Fame VARSITY FOOTBALL HOME OPP- 34 Pafapsco f 22 Perry Hall 20 33 Cify I 4 So ufhwesfern 36 Edmondson 33 Loyola 22 6 Calverf Hall 38 Norfhern I4 Poly Far right: Wheeler Bro n. Right: Leroy Felder. vARs1rY enoss ooulvrfzv FLLLL HOME opp. I I 4I Douglass 20 I IIII1 ll 25 Walbrook 30 I l .ff 45 Soufhwesfern I5 V' I7 Pal-Ierson 39 I' I ' ' 4 39 Boys Lafin I9 Q5 McDonogh 3I I 35 Foresf Park 23 29 Curly 26 46 Gibbons I5 l ll VARSITY 9000512 Michael Mmm 'L.l s1Ifs,ffmLQ?? HOME OPP. O Nor-Iheasfern 2 2 Soufhwesfern O I McDonogh 2 I Severn I O Lufheran 2 3 Edmondson 3 2 Walbrook 2 I Friends I I Boys Lafin O I Soufhwesfern O I McDonagh 4 O Severn I David Pugh Reggie Street Winfer Hall Ol' Fame VARSITY SWIMMING HOME OPP 61 Douglass 70 Edmondson 20 McDonogh 37 Poly 59 Lake Oliffon 75 Soufhern 42 Loyola 59 Soufhwesfern 61 Lake Oliffon 62 Douglass Charl James White VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY WRESTLING HOME OPP. HOME OPP. 50 Loyola Douglass I 8 38 Dunbar Loyola 37 50 Douglass Boys Lafin 2I 50 Poly Gilman 24 60 Oily Cify 37 35 Lake Oliffon Soufhern I5 72 Norfhern 67 Walbrook 60 Dunbar 54 Lake Oliffon G. Johnson relaxes after hard practice. 'Cai Cagers Find 'W' Tough NorthWestern's 1974 Wildcat Var- sity Basketball Team found out early this season that the competition was not going to be easy. Playing the Dunbar Poets in their first game and losing badly propelled the 'Cats into their first losing season in seven years. The B Conference champs of last year only managed to win two games in the strike-shortened sea- son. Despite the dismal showing against a much tougher opposition, the Wild- cats Were supported by great individ- ual performances by Kevin Francis, the 5'8 , backcourt playmaker, Wil- liam Pitt, the 6'4 pivotman, and Reggie Street, the 6'3 all-around ace performer. U21f.fLf.11ff: Mziaffazz Ml Mzfakap, l 3 3 .5 Wflfmzfa ffl , 23 ww? 'J F VAR. BASKETBALL TEAM - Front row: D. Foote, K. Barber, K. Francis, G. J ohnson, K. Brown, Coach S. Leishure. W. Pitt, A. Armwood, J. Anderson. Back row: W. Leslie, D. Pugh al ' f s sly 4' Exp left: K. Francis goes in for two as D. Pugh watches. ttom left: W. Leslie and G. Johnson soar, in attempt to grab ball. 53 Top right: W. Pitt prepares to dunk the ball. Bottom right: J. Anderson removes uniform after practice. .l. V. Cagers Prove Prowess Unlike the Varsity Basketball team, who suffered through a dismal season, the J.V. found the A con- ference more to its liking as it com- piled a 10-2 record in the strick-short- ened season. Finishing second only to a powerful Edmondson team, the J .V., in its initial A conferzence sea- son, proved the 'Cats belong in the elite group. Led by the sharpshooting Michael Bell and the tough rebounder, Ray Sydnor, the 1973 team provided cage fans with a Win- ner. Top left Wildcat throws last-second shot. Bottom left J V BASKETBALL TEAM - J . Williams, K. Johnson, M. Haney, M Tabb G Armwood, T. Mcgee, R. Sydnor. Kneeling: D. Hamm. Top right: Walbrook cager is hounded by tough 'Cat. Bottom right: M. Bell shoots jumper over defenseless opponent Cheerleaders Keep 'Cafs Roarin B. Dundee, L. Montgomery, K. Murdock J. Green, D. Claiborne 1 L. Harris, F. Scott, R. Tiggle Cheerleaders take time out. Varsify Swimmers Make Big Splash Coach Mayrovitz's swimmers com- pleted their third, B conference campaign with a third championship effort. Again proving to be the class of the B conference, the Wildcats finished with a near perfect record in the strike-shortened season. Starring on the squad were seniors Charles Robinson, William Turnage and Derek Smothers. Junior Alan Brodnick as Well as many fine J .V. swimmers will provide next year's squad with the champion- ship material it needs to repeat the victory. Top right: 'Cats poised before race. Top left: C . . IX streaks back first. Bottom left. VAR. SWIMMI - Seated: A. Brodnick, S. Shaftel, C. Robinson, W D. Berman, J. Kotz, A. Jackson. Standing: Coach vitz, D. Richardson, J. Oppenheimer, Y. Greenbu verstein, D. Smothers, D. King, J. Robinson, Mgr. 3,14 K H .L,, A , 1 QQ , W! :, f: , 4: ii? 1' 'Q X 5 'W I ' ' Av 1 4 'ix' R E 'W' ' V. ' ,- f WM 2 ,r w i f M 79 W L Ji C MiHiun....-w v Maw ,w -5. , ,wg ., ,- i M4 2 .4?'.,:m '-w 'M fu y -n ,-Y 702 .4 IX' M M. aiu Qi , W W .r - 1 ,,s,E,m ,,,, ,,,, , L, u YW, W it in 1 fat A ' kr ,, ,V :C F N, , I .rv 'W ,, ,Q ' 1 AV ,S W. 'QQ 'O A, Q L H l ' ,, M M A W, --Lk M M H-wmaqgl , J, f A nv . , W? ia, U- -A , W 1 - 'M ' +1 . fam ' aux, 5, ,, NL 1 'W ,U 9141 VVVV ' QWQC Q 5 4 'TBS T2 ,A we E ',,'f A' v 1J'17i9T I, iw ,, 6 ii , , by I . , L4 1 W 5 X? fy 2 .., QB? :INN ff!!! Q-in 51 Q pffzsiwf 35538 ls Mafmen Face Sfiff Compefifion The 1974 J.V. wrestling team like the varsity suffered the growing pains of moving up into the HA con- ference. Managing to win only two scheduled matches, the junior 'Cats were outclassed in almost every clash. Bright spots on this year's team were the performances of Wayne LaCompt the heavyweight wrestler who wres- tled in the unlimited class, and Terry Moore who won many matches in the lighter Weight classes. Top left: Wildcat grabs through foe's head. Middle left: M. Smith rides his man. Right: H. Nesbit and opponent battle for position Bottom left: Junior 'Cats pose. Varsify Track Team Qfreaks Again The 1974 Wildcat varsity track team finished its season with a near perfect record. Losing by only a few points to a powerful Walbrook team, the 'Cats once again displayed the classy performance that gained for them the conference championship last year. The second place track team was led by Charles Robinson and Emanuel Massey in the field events, and John Sills and Bruce Nicholas who com- peted in the track events. J. Sills takes a nap during a boring meet. M. Merritt streaks to the finish. 96 ,,,,,,....,--of-'P' XQXESTEQ4, , r . 1 f , ,, i , s la- -f2s.,.W.f Top left: A victory for the Cats. Bottom left: N.W. runner paces his steps. Top right: Wildcat winces as he throws the shot put. Bottom right: Up, up and away, sails Charles Robinson. VARSITY TRACK TEAM Steve Allen, Ronald Brown, Wheeler Brown, Purcell Carter, Albert Dailey, James Daw- kins, Byron Eaton, Leroy Felder, John Gadson, Badger Garner, Ronald Gladney, Gordy Green, Ricky Hall, Wayne LeCompte, Emmanuel Massey, Michael Merritt, Les Moore, Bruce Nicholas - captain, Charles Robinson, John Sills - captain, Steve Smith, Ray Snell, David Taylor, Larry Walker, James White, Henry Williams, Michael Zollicoffer, James Ward - coach. TRACK TEAM MANAGERS Carla Bailey, Brenda Barksdale, Denise Claiborne, Simone Hunter, Rene Jeffries, Felecia Love, Kathy Moore, Jackie Robinson, Sharon Solomon, Bagwaina Tarrant, Robin Tiggle and Levi. J. V. Track Fares Well Losing only two meets this season prevented the 1974 J .V. track team from winning the A conference championship. However, the junior 'Cats like their varsity counterparts made a respectable showing. Pro- spects for next year's varsity are Robert Lockley, Merridith Armwood, and Ray Sydnor. Potts heaves shot put. 98 Top right: Runner hands off to teammate. Bottom right: Trackman prepares for meet Close Buf . . . Despite a brilliant 10-1 record 'ae Wildcat tennis team had to settl , for a second place final standing. 'losing to Northern in the champ miship match ruined a perfect sea' Jn for N orthwestern's netmen. Led tj their ace David Burman, the 'Cats plat 'ed superior to all other opponents. Top left: B. Schien awaits serve as J. Oppenheimer looks on. Bottom left: TENNIS TEAM - S. Liesure - coach, B. Schien, K. Cohen, D. Goldner, J. R- ht:K C h t d I- .i U Oppenheimer, D. Eisman. Kneeling: L. Kurtzenbaum, D. Burman, S. Schaftel. lg ' O en prepares 0 e wer ace' The 1974 Wildcat varsity lacrosse team finished its season with a 6-6 record. Despite the seemingly medio- cre record the 'Cats finished third behind tough Northern and Park teams. The squad was led by the . offense of Jeff Gold and Wayne Car- A rington, and the defense of John Anderson and David Pugh. Varsifg Sfickers Finish Third wQSS 5k'1friD'HlNS Vninrifm ff' 'V Top right: J. Anderson looks for help. Middle right: 'Cats celebrate after Carrington goal. Left: 'Cat cradles ball. IOO Bottom right: VARSITY LaCROSSE TEAM - Front row: J. Kotz, M. Felton, W. Turnage, D. Pugh, A. Brodnick, K. Brown, D. Hurst, S. Silverstein. Back row: J. Bauer, J. Gold, R. Montgomery, R. Nick- ens, W. Carrington, R. Powell, J. Anderson, D. Richardson, M. Baumen f Coach. J- - . . Ll ' v is-vu-.4-.,, , . 5 ., .,.,,..,,.,, Zlijg '-552: .,..,, 1 or A Q- . . ' ' is-mei. ' ' V 6, 1 H., Vile 'Fil , .. K ,.g,m.'-,,'.'- J. V. Qfiokers Would Rafher Forgef The year, 1974, is one that Northwest- ern's J.V. Lacrosse players and coach would like to forget. Compiling a dismal 2-9 record, the Wildcats could not seem to win, for losing. Time after time the 'Cats blew leads and eventually lost, worst perhaps, was the margin of score in those losses. Five of the nine losses were by less than two points. Despite the poor showing, the team had its bright spots in the performances of Lester Brown and Michael Gunther. Bottom right: J.V, LaCROSSE TEAM Front row: M, Gunther, J. Lowitz, R. Jones, L. Becker, R. Schiff. Back row: H. Long, J. Ward, L. Brown, B. Gordon, L. Howard, D, Smothers, R. Rivera, R, ,, . ...A ,I ,-Q X ,,5,.,,5f-ff 1 ff 45 i. gsm W' '. . '.?,u,, 5 le, 1 if A 1'fff51f' K, 'f N .1pi,gf,,ffp,,4, ' p,,.,::- by ',,p lp , 1 i ' T ' 'ffm ' ' !f4..1,,,1 Q, km 1 Q ', Y 2 V ' :g,.,,,'. - '+ 1' 4 .,'A'yfmri1 yi 'T l ii., , . L ggy- . Top left: Coach Merimec directs team. ' 'M' 6 W 5'4 ' 1,3 A f,-,5zQ!fi,gQ .ill f,.f , 'I ,,fV, i it . N . Bottom left: 'Cat breaks uppass. 'neu - . 3 T ,,,.,4,, , A ,gl gg. .. Top rlght:Opponent cutoff hy Cat. W M , le K . . A ,V N f L, f .5 ,VW -4-,rx , i ,V . . K 4 'W' g , V, 11.1.5605 . , 1 y A . w?,,,.x.,., . QiS.g,,,,, svn Q X ' I fs K gi 1 l XA? 'L lVICI'l'lt'k,'1.Nll3Y'l!TlCC coach. W ,,y,, ,T L V a M A K A, A . VAL, ,, ' ,QQ : H rx .' L ' Ta , 4 R or i . f' Aw i.'. 'ufr'maf,.1g-6 'Cai Nine Finish Second Finishing second seemed to be the rule for NorthWestern's spring sports and the varsity baseball team was no exception. The Wildcats were run- ners-up to N orthern's nine. The 8-8 record and the second place finish were largely due to the efforts of the Johnson and Johnson duo. Van Johnson the power-hitting outfielder- pitcher and the strong armed Kevin Johnson, who was the ace of the pitching staff, provided the punch the 'Cats needed to overpower their oppo- nents. Left: K. Faulkner fouls pitch away. 102 Xmrgjxkey ai ww w X wi trwtewi www my-M rf fr , ., 3,,. .3l- .1-is - -Q f., -m: -. --W - .I . 3 i ij. H . ,, ... Z . R 5, , 'K' .gr e '- i f-wx Fi e- 1 vt. Q v- ' t w W f we-'W im Q ef ie Top right: Huge R. Greenberg and tiny B, Murray size up bats Top left: R. Taylor rips one up the middle. Bottom left: B. Murray awaits pitch. Bottom right: 'Cat pitcher blazes fastball. J. V. Nine Qfrikes Uuf A lack of consistent pitching and clutch hitting led to a poor showing by Northwestern's J.V. baseball team. Finishing with a mark of 5-7, the team often lost games. Outstand- ing performances were delivered by G. Watson who led the team with a batting average of .500 and A. Frank- lin who hit at a .420 clip. Top right: Wildcat takes his cut. Left: J.V. BASEBALL TEAM - Front row: T. Moore J James T Brown, S. Diencr, G. Watson, D. Smith, J. Smith K Jennings M Wadell. Back row: M. Woodland, K. Bagley, B. Halle J Jefferson A. Franklin, R. Freedman i coach, Bottom right: Pitcher hurls ball towards plate. 104 Spring Scoreboard VARSITY TENNIS HOME Upp, W Pafferson L W Lake Cliffon L W Edmondson L HUME UPP- W Walbmok L 4 Lake Cliffon I W Soufhern L Q Cffy 4 W Cffg L 3 Park 7 W Mervo L 4 Norfhern 3 W Fofesf park L 5 Lake Cliffon 2 W Douglass L 9 Edmondson 0 W Soufhwesfern L 2 CH!! 5 L N0,.Lhe,.,, W I I Edmondson 2 4 Soufhwesfern 3 3 Park 7 4 Norfhern 6 VARSITY TRACK HOME oPP. Spring 88 Poly 44 I I5 Soufhwesfern 27 H al I Fame 83 Mounf Sf. Joe 35 83 Curly 45 L TENNIS - David Burman gg LaCROSSE - David Pugh 96 Foresf Park 41 Lnlilliaq' Tumage 87 .mfg 45 TRACK - Bruce Nicholas 63 Walbrook 69 100 Douglass 32 96 Edmondson 36 A Good Year For Sporfs IO6 3 i 107 Preview Of Girls' Qporfs W ,- my ' 1 , .,,,,,,,, H1 1 , ft'fL5121fffff'Has'ififivifiriififbfffffqfliiiiifiiiiiii52351-Iii'iieiiif Y .. ' . ' 'fi ' ki k . . k ' ' k . k Tennis Team Troubled by Foes The 1973 Northwestern tennis team, lacking the essential elements that make for a winning season, was outplayed by both Patterson and consistently victorious Western. However, the squad took great pride in win- ning one match against Westerng no other school had been able to stop the girls' school's powerhouse. Players are: first-ranked Stacie Knable and Marlene Shugar- man, second ranked Sheila Hooker and Sharlene Shu- garman, third-ranked Angel Jackson and Linda White, fourth-ranked Hilda Francis and India Artis, and alter- nates Deborah Trehern and Linda Hameroff. Special commendation goes to Sheila Hooker and Sharlene Shugarman for their excellent court play with Sheila at net and Sharlene working the back court. They were the only unbeaten duo, defeating five other schools. Marlene Shugarman, voted outstanding senior mem- ber of the team, and Stacie Knable played in singles competition. Coach Juliette Edwards said, Hopes for next year are that beginner and intermediate players can improve, thus brightening the win-loss record. D. N! W V J: ...Q TENNIS TEAM - Front row: A. Jackson, L. Hammeroff, M. Shugarman S Knable, S. Shugarman. Second row: L. White, H. Francis, I. Artis, Coach J. Edwards, S. Hooker D Tre- ern. T rehern sends a smiling serve. - an M M 'tg H. Francis and I. Artis race for return. S. Hooker poised for point. Qplashers Form Squad K. Davis and D. Ervin do dashing dives. After having no girls' swim team for a year, in the fall of 1973 the Physical Education Department began building a team in which the school could take pride. The aqua-squad has made an excellent beginning at building the skill, the discipline and the determination needed to win. Northwestern splashers competed in two meets and finals. Even though the swimmers did not blaze any trails of success, they held their own against formidable foes. The free style swimmers were Jackie Robinson, Dawnza Ervin, Renay Alexander, Dawn Pope, Karen Paul, Alison Peebles, Donna Richardson, and Kim Davis. The back crawl swimmers were Liselle Smothers and Donna Richardson and the breast stroke was dominated by Kim Davis. Coach V. Schaefer stated, The new girls combined with a hard working core of experienced girls will be in the running next year. However, next year we will be winning. L. Smothers back crawls to fin- ish. J. Robinson splashes free style. SWIMMERS - Front row: K. Davis. Second row: A. Peebles and D. Ervin. Third row: Coach V. Schaefer, D. Pope, K. Paul, L. Smothers. Back row: C. Green, R. Alexander, R. Palmer, J. Robinson. Ill In the 1973 fall season, the varsity and junior varsity volleyball teams each defeated Forest Park and Car- ver and lost to Lake Clifton in the game which was to decide the division championship. Coach Brown said, The team played power volleyball. I was very pleased with the skills showed by both teams. The varsity players were: M. Holley - captain, K. Moore, M. Bess, L. Montgomery, A. Galloway, C. Heath, A. Mitchell, B. Tarrant, R. Jeffries, V. Jackson, and B. Tighman. The junior varsity play- ers were: B. Barksdale - captain, H. Dickens, J. Jackson, K. Miles, V. Han- kin, M. Williams, J. Titus, and A. Woodson. The team voted Michele Holley the most valuable senior player. VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Front row: A. Galloway, A. Mitchell, B. Tilghman, M. Bess, Coacl L. Brown, V. Jackson, K. Miles, R. Jeffries, B. Tarrant. Second row: M. Holley, K. Moora Third row: M. Williams, J. Jackson. B. Tarrant performs a perfect forearm pass. M. Holley helps B. Tarrant with the volley. Volleyball Powerhouse Vioforious V. Jackson jumps return. R. Jeffries gets ready for A. Galloway's battering ball. A. Mitchell digs While A. Galloway punches the ball K. Moore slugs a smashing serve. Right V Mack finds a fleet foot. Far right M Levin discusses chauvin- lsm with D Paige. Northwestern's Modern Dance Troupe was one of the best dance groups in the city, stated Coach Mary Collins. After vigorous daily practicing, they have developed their talent. The dancers scheduled a sym- posium in April and a dance recital in May. First row: T. Smith, B. Gross, A. Milburn, J. Jones, S. Elliott, M. Cager, S. Felton, E. Hob- son, D. Paige, R. Larkins, P. Blackwell, D. Wal- ton. Dancers Keep Group on ifs Toes P. McClain, G. Paige, D. Earket form a frazzled line. S S - if' Q ., 1 Earket. Front row: M. Jermany, M. Levin, G Gilliam, V, Mack, P. McClain, V. Rose, T Hall. Second row: R. Jones, D. Paige, D Earket, W. Stewart, G. Paige, D. Will son, B. Lewis, D. McDuffie. Far left: T. Hall is en gardef' Left: R. Larkins is a fallen lettuce leaf. Limber M. Levin, limber D. McDuffie, limber R. Jones, limber D. I I5 Girl Cagers Have Happy Season Led by outstanding senior player, Althea Galloway, Northwestern hoopster-ettes arrived at first place in city competition. Home girls trounced Northern, Douglass, East- ern, and Southern. Walbrook and Northwestern forfeited their scores because of a floor fracas. Coach Lil- lian Brown guided the girls' team. D. Overstreet waits for aid. H6 A. Anderson and the ball are basket-bound. l S. Fuget flies for the ball. Front row: W. Thompson, D. Overstreet, A. Galloway, D. Moore, V. Lowery, M. Bess. Second row: S. Wa kins, A. Watkins, M. Cummings, S. Fuget, M. Holley, P. Dixon, G. Anderson, Y. Overstreet, D. Pope, an Coach L. Brown. FOOTBALL TEAM - Front row: S. Carrol, M. Cummings, M. Holley. Second row: K. Miles, K. Lawson, K. Moore, L. Montgomery. Top row: H. Francis, M. Bess, A. Galloway. 92 M. Cummings catches the ball clumsily. 14 ,, . , ..,., , . M- ,4..., 1, A - N E f:,.ff:, :e2:f':5ig, 1- tif?- H' . Q , ' ,' '?f'S2?v ,...., 1 , 1 ...,,,. sw '1 ff 1 . ....,. ,W ,..... .. ,, , , ,,,, - . ,ft M1 ,ff 111 , ff it A ' ' . f em N f 1 W - fr wff,..M. , 2 '91 454' f VW eff WW! mf P W A 17 ' , 'H,fvf :71'. . f i 1 , , ,A .,,V. Pygf V H , .. M ,JPN ., M I . .1 - 3 -'. 1yfZf' :,3' '2 Ai' ,. . 14 A ' K V' Holley, K. Lawson, and M. Bess get set on the scrimmage e. Wall i Q2 E E i Girls Form For oofball Firsf As a preview to next year's plan- ned team, Coach Lillian Brown organized a girls' flag football squad. Games were played on Saturdays . . A against East Point, Potapsco, and Northwood. Northwestern won two out of three meets. The team does a Lizzie Rounda- bout. ll 7 Gym Team Gafhers Laurels The 1974 gymnastic team had a fine season. Angel Jackson, voted the outstanding senior, placed first on the balance beamg Trina Cunningham came in first for vaultingg Karen DeMines and Francine Scott were first and second on the floor exer- cisesg and Shelly Elliott was third on the uneven bars. Hilda Francis and Trina Cunningham both came in third on the uneven bars and for vaulting. Vickie Schaefer coached the girls. GYMNASTIC TEAM - Front: S. Elliott. Second row: T. Wal- ston, H. Francis, K. DeMines,A. Jackson, F. Scott. H8 S. Elliott eagerly performs a basket. T. Walston swings before her turnover. DADMINTQN TEAM jnlflgontgrow: D, Shiffrin, S. Jones, L. Hameroff. Second row: M. Shugarman, A. EHCKEEH, S. Shugarman, K. UeMmes. Third row: V. Bishop, D. Randolf, Coach V. Schaefer, S. Hooker, L. mo ers. 'if' 1311 is Y L. Hameroff happily hits the birdie. S. Jones joyfully smashes an overhead swing. l Sh uffleoook Slammers Have So-So Season Northwestern's girls' badminton team competed against four city schools in the division. Coach Vickie Schaefer stated, The girls Won about as many as they lost. The birdie bashers consisted of ten: three singles players - Sharlene Shugarman, Sheila Hooker, Marlene Shugarmang six doubles players - Debbie Shifrin, Liselle Smothers, Angel Jackson, Karen DeMines, Linda Hameroff, Shena Jones, and a substitute - Deena Randolph. Sharlene Shugar- man, who was voted the outstanding senior player, only lost one match to Lake Clifton, and traveled to the finals Where she took fourth place in the city. L. Smothers stares at her clear shot. H9 The 1974 girls' track and field team demonstrated versatility, ability, ded- ication, and team effort. Leadership responsibilities fell on the shoulders of Hilda Francis, named outstanding senior. L. Young, H. Francis, K. Moore, B. Johnson, and E. Harcum ran the 880-yard pursuit relay. R. Tiggle, T. Murdock, B. Johnson, S. Clark, T. Cunningham, and A. Shel- ton ran the 440-yard relay. H. Francis and L. Young - who broke the record - ran the 220-yard dash while S. Clark broke the record in the 100- yard dash. R. Tiggle, D. Claiborne, A. Shelton and T. Cunningham, who came in second, were in the 50-yard dash. D. Claiborne and T. Cunning- ham competed in the hurdles. H. Francis, T. Murdock, the best, were in the high jump. The shotput and the discus throwing were performed by D. Dailey, Y. Hurst, who came in third, and K. Moore, who came in sec- ond. Coach Juliette Edwards stated, This year's outstanding team has left me with a sense of awe and great pride in having had the opportunity to know and learn. T. Cunningham carefully performs a high Jump T Cunningham passes the baton to R Tiggle 1 20 Soffballers Swin To Second G Anderson lopes home P Dix . . . on demonstrates an underhand pitch. . W... W ,, , W. , s, or Q' , .. , ., ,,,,.,,...wnp -f The 1974 girls' softball team came in second in the city after competing with Western, Mervo, Dunbar, and Eastern. The team's pitcher was P. Dixong the catcher, M. Bess. First basemen were J. Hargrave, S. Tarver and K. Milesg second basemen, M. Astrop, and G. Robinsong third base- men, S. Solomon, V. Lowery, and M. Cummings. Short stops were G. Anderson and J. Crowder. Left fields- man was A. Gallowayg center fields- man, L. Montgomeryg right fields- men, M. Holly and L. White. Jeanette Hargrave was selected the outstand- ing senior player by coach Lillian Brown. S. Solomon stares at home plate. M. Bess catches the ball beautifully. 121 Hall Of Fame Marlene Shugarman TENNIS HOME OPPONENT 2 Walbrook 2 I PaHerson 3 3 Edmondson I 2 Norfhern 2 I Wesfern 3 VOLLEYBALL www VARSITY HOME OPPONENT I5 Foresf Park 8 I5 Foresf Park I2 2 Lake Oliffon I5 9 Lake Oliffon I5 I5 Carver I 2 I 5 Oarver I I JUNIOR VARSITY HOME OPPONENT I5 Foresf Park IO I 5 I 2 I5 4 8 Lake Oliffon I5 2 I5 I5 Carver IO I 6 I3 Baskefball HOME OPPONENT 49 Norfhern 26 . 42 Douglass 36 Mrohelle Holly Alfhea Galloway 54 Easfern 28 20 Soufhern I 2 And Scores Hilda Francis Jeaneffe Hargrave 5552? I S fer 3 lx-ii Badmin fon HOME 3 Soufhern Angel Jackson I Lake Cliffon Q Paflerson 6 Dunbar I Qoffball HOME OPPONENT 9 Wesfern I 5 I 8 Mervo I 3 35 Dunbar 4 43 Easfern 5 Sharlene Sh ugarman OPPONENT 3 5 4 0 123 5.43 ug ff . Af .4 . . -38 gl 4 . . Q I ' Stl. 1 .-N . y Y 'r . .A- L ,VI A . F: -xx ki - 'H-wi . Q r I r . I V .. f I 3 ' ? V. 3, 5 4 ' ... 1 I A , A -,qi -rv K F C i f ll-if U.: - - 1' - .I ga ' ' rf--' '- '.- X 1 - .W , - W Y ' A ' --ff .. UNEFRCLA SSMEN D. Bauer C. Carey J. Carter V. Carter R. Cohen F. Cook K. Cook T. Cunningham S. Eisenberg D. Eisman T. Foy P. Green B. Halle ' D. Halley C. Jacobs A. Jones L. Kershner R. Kimmel P. Levy J. Lowitz V. Martin J. McKnight S. Preszet J . Richardson . D. Roach G. Robinson S. Robinson C. Rowe K. Rowlette A. Salawitch R. Sapero H. Schmulowltz For the fifth consecutive year News ss ss ' o Northwestern has offered an acceler- ate college preparatory curriculum for those students who are advanced in their studies. The 44 students who are taking the course this year must fulfill A-course requirements, taking such majors as Biology, English I, Algebra I or II, French or Spanish I or II, World History, and minors such as Physical Education, Art, and Per- sonal Use Typing. The future class of 77 will devote 4 years to studies here at Northwest- ern but probably will enter several college courses with advanced stand- mg. 126 D. Spencer I. Steen J. Taylor L. White B. Woods R- Y0SPa Top: What the hell is a Hottentot! Top: . . . and the molecules are So Big! Center: 36-24-36 Ah! Center: We keep watching but nothing seems to happen! T5 .-mi ' 5-ew, f an 'Y AE N? 9 Q' 1-L Freshmen Seek New Visfes The freshman Math Squad prepares to fire answers. 7 Qophomores Seleof Governing Board l Students decide that this school isn't so bad after all. Top: Sophomore students and teachers display their true col- ors. Bottom left: Queen of candy sale, Dyanne Boone, looks for- ward to earned diversions. 128 phomore Board Takes Vigorous Aofion les? 4? er Wg me 3 ..., ' K i WY' '- ww 'Pop left: Sophomore Board beams at the progress of candy sale. Bottom left: Students learn what the business world is all about. 1 E Top right: Deboy leads teeth-gritting session. Bottom right: Super saleswoman beams at bounty A 'S Students take book Day Af Norfhwesfern The Sophomore class got off to a good start this year with the help of advisors Michael Deboy, Sue Taylor, and Maureen Wolfe. During the year they formed a sophomore board, picked the colors red and white, Casper as their mascot and declared themselves as the spirit of 76. Their first big event was sponsoring the Me Nobody Knows with a professional cast from New York. The next big event was a candy sale that made a hefty profit. At the end of the year they held a sock hopn that proved very successful. This is probably the most active sopho- more class in the history of Northwestern, Sophomore mourns frog friend. 130 m personal vault. First period typing class limbers flying fingers East period electronics class makes sparks Sophomore girls plan all sorts of campaigns Top left: Time flies when y0u're having fun. Bottom: Scrupulous scientists record recipe for potent brew. Top: Once upon a time there was a sophomore, Bottom: Tenth graders demonstrate beautiful book balance. Qophomores Have Inferesfing Class Discussions R. Addison A. Alexander I. Allen T. Alston R. Alves D. Ambey R. Armstrong H. Arnold G. Artis I. Artis D. Anderson K. Anderson L. Anderson N. Ashton H. Axman K. Bagley V. Bailey M. Bass L. Bastfield Y. Baxley D. Bell J. Bell K. Berney L. Berry D. Bess M. Bess B. Beverly R. Bishop P. Blackwell C. Bland A. Blanton B. Bobbice J. Bolden D. Boone P. Borhew C. Boston R. Boston J. Bouie K. Bowens J. Bradley K. Briggs B. Brock G. Brooks B. Brown C. Brown E. Brown J. Brown L. Brown L. Brown M. Brown M. Brown P. Brown Class Uf '76 Beams Bri hflg MPX 'fs f T., zstfga F . . A . .ici ... . . '..... gigs A x 'Q ts in .... fs.- M S To be a Sophomore is an electrifying experience. Qfudio us Sophs Work Wonders Student teacher keeps class pressed to pages. Q ' if - Q J iss esss,e P s ' we 5 N ,I . . X Sw . ., pews X .-AN X A T1 1 -'-'Lu :assf.s:sszssaz1ss:1,sgS. sg.. ' V ..: Q., 3 51 jg frfgssmq W Y .hr sn Q Q, H ei -ig' X1 .N NJ JIS? , - H .Q 'li' . F . P S I' ss sssss , . s' s A ' ' ' A-.. - S w 2 P. Brown T. Brown T. Brown J. Buerman L. Bullock P. Burns P. Burrell V. Butts D. Byrd W. Caesar M. Cager D. Camemon C. Campbell D. Campbell M. Carpentier P. Carter K. Chapman M. Chase K. Chavis A. Chambers B. Chambers S. Clark V. Clark R. Clements P. Clifton M. Cole J. Coleman K. Coleman S. Coleman M. Collick M. Collins P. Conner K. Cook L. Cook A. Cooper E. Cooper R. Cooper S. Cooper R. Couser P. Cox J. Craig J. Crosby M. Crosson Y. Croswell J. Crowden H. Cuffie D. Curry J. Dyson A. Dyson V. Dyer C. Dye A. Dunlap W. Downing J. Douglas V. Dorsey S. Dobyns L. Dodson S. Dixon P. Dixon R. Diggs B. Diener D. Delano N. Dent D. Debro S. Day J. Dawson S. Davis R. Davis K. Davis S. Elliot B. Elmore D. Ervin D. Evans W. Evans P. Fauntleroy C. Feldshek H. Feldstein S. Felton O. Fisher T. Fisher V. Fisher F. Fletcher T. Fonseca A. Forbes S. Ford M. Foreman F. Forshlager C. Foster L. Foust M. Fox J. Gamole G. Gaskin C. Gee V. Gee L. Geiner L. Gibson R. Glasgow K. Golphin C. Goodman M. Goodman A Sophomore 's Work Is Never Done I'll mix the formula and you get the fire extinguisher. get an -ov' 4. fi Ne... P. Graham C. Grame C. Grayth A. Green D. Green J. Green S. Green E. Greene P. Greene M. Grimes C. Guy G. Hall L. Hall K. Handy L. Hankin M. Hargrave M. Hargrove P. Hargrave V. Harmon A. Hardy M. Harriday D. Harris G. Harris R. Hassell H. Hawkins M. Hawkins D. Heath C. Heigh M. Henderson C. Henry M. Henson C. Hicks S. Highsmith L. Hill E. Hobrar S. Holland C. Holly A. Holman C. Holoman P. Holt J. Hoopes J. Houston C. Horn H. Hubbard M. Hughes C. Hyman F. Hyman A. Jackson B. Jackson C. Jackson J. Jackson R. Jackson S. Jackson V. Jackson B. Jackson D. Johnson G. Johnson J. Johnson L. Johnson M. Johnson M. Johnson P. Johnson V. Johnson J. Jones L. Jones R. Jones R. Jones R. Jones Y. Jones Y. Jones Y. Jones S. Jordan L. Joyner H. Keyser L. Kittrell S. Knable R. Knight A. Lambert C. Lawrence R. Lipscomb R. Lewis R. Lewis J. Lloyd G. Logan M. Logan P. Long T. Larkins S. Lawrence K. Lawson D. Lee R. Lee R. Lee V. Lee W. Lee J. Leeper G. Lesaine A. Lewis B. Lewis M. Lewis V. Mack Music Moves The Mind ff H may -11:....z.ise:,.sf, ,S i. I ji f ass T X. . , .... p i QL . .., ., .. is 1 A 5 2 - ii? J' J A R Xxx.: ,SQ -X SX kr X wins . xiii' . t 5 x is K n W Xi. A N- 'Il : '11 ifTiff!eff:EE:2:2:Qgg.-:3.-.1---wiiiisii A sophomore sings for his supper. . A .1 ,---f .w..,5.-1. .2 :s QQ as 'f.s: -g z. 'E .. N is-EX .. gan.-G X y rg gl xi A ef? ' elif. .ami K. Madden G. Maddox S. Maddox E. Marner H. Marshall J. Marshall J. Martin M, Martin G. Matthews A. Marven W. Mayfield A. McClain J. McClain P. McClain R. McClain S. McCloud J. McCrae L. McFadden D. McGuire T. McGee T. McGee J. McGlougklin B. McL0ud B. Merritt J. Mertine J. Michener D. Miller G. Miller K. Miller A. Milburn D. Milligan S. Mines M. Mobley L. Molock R. Monroe R. Montgomery T. Moore T. Moore V. Moore M. Morgan E. Morganstein K. Morris C. Morrow C. Murdock T. Murdock A. Murray C. Myers S. Nellons G. Nelson J. Nelson A. Oglesby W. Owens G. Paige R. Palmer M. Parran C. Patterson 4 C. Payne E. Pendleton A. Perry B. Peterson J. Pettot D. Phillips D. Phillips J. Pittman Y. Plorton D. Pope E. Powell R. Powell R. Prater S. Pullen K. Putty E. Queen A. Rantin J. Rawlings E. Reed M. Reid B. Ribakow V. Riddick S. Riley V. Roane K. Roberts A. Robinson C. Robinson D. Robinson A. Rombro T. Rooks J. Rosenstfein P. Roundtree C. Royal D. Rubin D. Ruffin M. Russel A. Sahm P. Sanders L. Savage B. Schein M. Sears E. Shaw C. Sheard K. Shores l0fh Graders Are Creafive People ix . Spencer Kyle knows how to get ahead. su A . , s . . R 5'1 1 K 1 H I ., T S, .f ff f. ., . ..... 1 lt Alf . ,-. .W . v '2 - S W A? W 'I F 2. , ' , 1.53.3 fo., I ff - . , .A . bl 1.1. Soporific soph snoozes. .fs 2 'X .K . . 1 My . 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M 2 'Evil Q k R ? i 'xg W ppp l p p V a -'k -- fix SAE: . . 5 :,:i hpp. z l W K. Wouldridge lil. WFGHH M. Wright T. Wyatt R. Young T. Young ,Qt A .sg Fi . T 1 it . 435 .,+ 1 i -' . A. Wright D. Young M. Zollicoffer .n .Q- -i Q Y z'-sat , X ' ' ' 4:- Krfet ,, ,fi . it ex . Wk' 933. ft x ' . .N 1 - 9--. - f -b'--- 1-'Kei' I4521.ssrsissaseszsesfwffws Q i . , . A . 4. . p.., ' ' . . is Li . ..... . W 1 it N - - '- . - , -' L ,- I Q . V il Chilly sophs learn new meaning of cool - 1 w ---' ss1.:.f:es..s'f--f ., .gui -, 5 P. Williams P. Williams S. Williams V. Williamson K. Wilson R. Wilson V. Wilson M. Winfield H. Wiseman R. Woods V. Woods C. Wouldridge f rfflf 2 Top: Shall we dance to The Sound of Music? Center: Grand Jury in action. 'I44 Will the new prom King and Queen please step forward? Above: Shirley Debro and Antonio Jackson in their royal garb. Left: All eyes gaze on Muskrat and his girl. K l W, Juniors Join in Spring Flin - iw, ' ' The Class of 1975 had a gala Junior prom at Martin's West on Thursday, April 18 at 9:00 p.m. On that date, the coronation of the . it 74 - 75 Prom Queen and King, Shirley Debro and Antonio Jackson took place. The Junior class danced to the music of Grand Jury and the evening was a big success, opening a season of Junior festivities. Left: Pam Peaker is a powerful hostess. Left center: Juniors enjoy punch with punch. Above: Debbie and Mr. Cohen find the bump a blast. Left: Garland and his Gloria go! 145 Spirif Qfrikes Class Of 75 With Junior advisors Barbara Arnoff, Brenda Conley, and Margaret Gwath- ney guiding the class of '75 they achieved a year full of activity. The spirited class of '75 after receiving their rings in the fall picked the colors blue and yellow and a mascot King Cobra to show their strength. In April although defeated in a basketball game against the seniors, the spirited class stayed strong and during the week of April 22-26 the Junior class held their spirit Week to culminate their activities. 46 Top: Junior cheerleaders excite both teams and rootcrs. Left: Class of 75 shows pride. Right: Juniors and seniors get on the ball. ff 'ff w f . Top left: Junior award winners, Marcia Maclin, Rosemary Farrell, Crystal Blue, and Sherrin Stokes stand tall after a successful year. Bottom left: William Lane proudly accepts award for the best all around member of the class of '475.' tion. Bottom right: Director Ron Friedman batons Juniors' musical moments. Juniors Assemble To Lisfen And Learn Top right: Guest speaker, Quentin R. Lawson, Mayor's Educational Liason officer, talks about educa- I4 MPQZSWIPB ,Af me -'2, W ' , .... -- -HE' .mcssflllf fs M 5? is f hex? 3 W F g 4 fi 54 Z sh, 1 4 A, .fm r r 'M . f. '-.,.. , ' A 'M ,,., .3 g 4 529 .....,swe3W-,f,1g: sf Top left: Juniors gather for Trucker's Trot. Bottom left: Two Juniors make ends meet. f 'O' 6 K 1 A -5 1 V' O ' , 'H T i , A 5 ,N , L X II ' 1 'Y A . le. ' AN' , L X, Top right: Tracy Harvard and Arthur Brooks drink to 75. Bottom right: Wildcats make the gym jump. l-'19 B. Alexander C. Alexander H. Allen L. Allen V. Allen J. Anderson J. Anderson S. Anderson A. Armwood G. Austin M. Bacote C. Bailey L. Bailey M. Barnes T. Banks D. Babes S. Batten J. Baylor M. Baylor R. Beaman J. Bell P. Bergman R. Beverly C. Bive C. Boddie S. Booth D. Boston R. Boston V. Branch L. Bridges L. Brittan N. Brown S. Brown S. Brown W. Brown A. Brunson P. Brunson W. Burroughs A. Burton B. Butler E. Byrd C. Calloway D. Carter P. Canada C. Chambers D. Chandler C. Chapman as eg., : .M rr YE- , . A . Q Juniors Coufouriers Creafe Qt' an if , -g tg' ' az . 'W 1? fp. + sm M 1? . it zz.-MMM ,mwah ,,1 all 'A Q wa, 4, 'M .. . ig 455921 if A W xii ,xg ' ' 'K ,4 fuzz , it U MQ F ff. 426, lt J Y. 2 '--' M my .f.. 'i Jw A . z H 1 1, 4? W sf.5?ts?L6 Lisa Katzenstein finds things sew-sew. egg? .-at 'r 1 ,' f 2 N' if 52137 KA 52. .- .A qi V3 W 11' ff W' ' y., . .C X .gg w..- - A Q? by ,YW fa, . 15 3+ :K 1 - aria., iw.. Wx! famff ,. ' f -ef.. nw.. . We ... ' . f..qf:.A wwf. 4 f. ' - Ecology Craze Hifs NW We will clean up until the neighbors say Weeeo. 64-' r llllool if w .,,., ,,,-, .M .n ,. 5 K 5' , r 5 ,xi . V ,l,, YS: 5 s T we f ,-'iw 'z-zz-new a'-Iwalfasnsm '- W f M. Chapman T. Christian J. Coates D. Crawley P. Crisp C. Crosby G. Crutchfield D. Culp M.Cummings L. Curley T. Curtis D. Cutler J. Dailey F. Daniels V. Daniels M. Darden W. Dargon C. Dans V. Davis W..Dii.3LiS W. Davis K. Debman S. Debro P. Dildy T. Dorsey S. Dotson T. Douglas S. Downer S. Downing E. Durent B. Eaton C. Elam D. Evans D. Evans R. Evans P. Flood D. Foote F. Fontanilla G. Fowlkes M. Fox B. Friedman K. Guines D. Gani R. Gant T. Ghee G. Gillian R. Gladney X ,- f iQY?iw 1 1. I. , , ' :A XM , . .121 5 Vlv . gf t 'LV ' ws!!-v, .ffl ' A t -1 I +A . 4' lf? ' 735 ' Q' HN , 17 Q3 . . 'I 41... . Qi? we 5 ,',' mg .f . Q 'fi' F 'J ' A 1 ' W -f A x Q . - 'VAV' T39 f' f 4 1 , Q. Q ' Ll. A xl? J. Gold D. Goldner C. Godfrey M. Gordon G. Gorman L. Grace A. Grady R. Grahom , '5'-. CJ ll C. Green D. Green G. Green V. Hardy D. Harley A. Harrison 39' . my r 'if' I X KW , fav W. Guralnick A. Harris D. Hammond L. Hammond T. Hall V. Hankin C. Harris K. Harris F. Hartley J. Habchett ,Q n I ar an sv L D. Hawkins J. Henry F. Hester I. Hicks J. Hicks V. Holiday Y. Holland J. Howard P. Howell D. Hubbard J. Hubbard S. Hunter M. Hutt A. Jackson n .7 n J A gs 1 V, ,V .yy A f . . . Ai an f V. Jackson S. J aoobson J. James G. Jefferson G. Johnson K. Johnson O. Johnson V' M. nk . ,WY A. Graves L. Hardy R. Hatch D. Holmes A. Howard, C. Jackson S. Jackson 1 f . ' ' soon R. Johnson S. J ohnsorf Juniors Find fhaf Music Soofhes fhe Savage Beasf Psciure LA, .3 Na+ i,,-i . 1'T :43 K Avaxlable ' QW i . W ii i S. Johnson V. Johnson A. Jones C. Jones D. Jones J. Jones J. Jones N. Jones J.. 4 ' 25? if iw, an 13 , 2 .W fi , . .-...ee . . ..., 32... M . f l ik A J if f .4 ,iff ii 2 5 Q is Q. J R. Jones S. Jones S. Jones V. Jones D. Jordan R. Kahn L, Katzenstein D. Kelley K. Kemp G. Kennedy L. Kershner T. Kinder T. King P. Klein E. Knott B, Kolodner H. Koman J. Kotz . ,ff .. H W M yy M . .,.,, 'f Q QW? T. Kutch A. Landrum C. Lasnick S. Lawrence C. Lawson V. Lawson C. Lee C. Lee R. Lee J. Lesane R. Letman A. Lewis f y .gf fm. 1 Y if gif I ' .2 A T wi., f V 2 . fa x A W Q K- Lewis R. Lewis S. Little R. Lockley M. Logan F. Love Dig that crazy bow! V. Lowery J. Mack M. Macklin M. Macrel D. Mangum B. Marine C. Markus W. Marshall D. Mathews J. Matthews S. Matthews L. McBride A. McCoy D. McClain D. McNair B. Meads A. Meyer T. Milburn J. Miller M. Miles A. Mitchell R. Mitchell T. Mitchell G. Monroe J. Moore S. Moore J. Mooring L. Morton V. Moses B. Murray J. Murray R. Murrill S. Myers IJ. Nash C. Nicolas B. Nicolas J. Nixon J. Norris R. Norris T. O'Briant R. Orby J. Oppenheimer B. Pagan K. Palmer V. Palmer S. Parham D. Parker G. Parker N. Patterson R. Penn S. Peregott R. Perry L. Peterson Junior Chicks Survive Monfh Long Sfrike W 5' J -nk 52312 raw M ,Xl :fl X 9 ,l.il,y'i' gi 2? W 2 Y 4, Q 22 iifffflfilfffff.. ..... ,iff -4 2 ,LW ra 'la .fam . f' 4 1 f ff W 'W .. V..VVr V. I . Ji' ,Z.5..Lk.., ' ' ' Y J. J K s... r Q Is a cowardly chicken called person Do, re, mi, All this for Women's Lib? - V , -wr 4 f' f-+P . ,mi -fe 2:3 . . , C , , .. .fl A.. -my .1-eff Sqn. J if, g. .,. f' if 4 'W fa, sew Q. ' l fi K J Q W . f .ff . .. I .,a3p'g4:g,g. an ' B .. ,..,., , l sa I Q1 .mr aff Wa? I 7 W' ,LZ , f X, 1 W -.4 I I - Z i . fx .17 5 Jin ' -swgfffiii 'K 'fa 159 N , if. we Q A , 3 eff? I km, . . '. J: T. Pierce R. Plummer K. Patter C. Powell M. Powell D. P1'illman L. Pussel K. Putten S. Rappeport K. Ray R. Reddish G. Redmond G. Reese E. Reid G. Rhoades B. Richardson D. Richardson P. Richardson C. Richmond D. Ricks V. Roberts A. Robinson D. Robinson D. Robinson E. Robinson G. Robinson J. Robinson R. Robinson R. Roderick C. Rodgers G. Rodgers D. Ross K. Ryles D. Saunders A. Sawyer D. Scott J. Scott K. Searghill A. Shade B. Shayte G. Simon C. Simons T. Sinclair C. Smallwood A. Smith B. Smith G. Smith J. Smith M. Smith S. Smith S. Smith T. Smith M. Snowden C. Solomon T. Solomon D. Stephenson W. Stewart W. Stewart D. Stevenson P. Stokes S. Stokes A. Street D. Strong I. Sutton A. Swann A. Swann D. Sweets V. Tasker L. Taylor P. Taylor P. Taylor W. Taylor A. Thomas J. Thomas L. Thompson A. Thornton K. Timmons B. Tomony R. Toran A. Trosch G. Wade P. Wadlington C. Wake R. Walker D. Walston H. Walter D. Ward S. Warren B. Washington P. Washington R. Waters Q. Watkins R. Watkins R. Watson D. Webb C. Webster D. Werthhamer J. Wheatley D. White L. Wilkes Jolly Juniors are Endangered Species w ' 1 1-3 V , a. ff A 1, .. g? fm W . df 6 'S no enn R 1 im a? .cz 5 EF :Z 4 , ,feet no V ' s-1 'ffff 'W b if Y 54. wi 4 Y' v x A J Q N .. N QR. -f. -au. ' ,. ,,,,,VA. 'W r - . 02, Q. e l f '7 f . .1 iii ii ii i V . -'X Wg. ,f',lL .- ',s. A f..f .i fr':f. ' V Alone Again. . .Naturally Juniors Embark on Busy Year Busy is happy? vf,f ,I-fm.-W f V ' - .. V , f , , Y ' I , , , as 15.4 C.W1ll1ams 5 ' f y D. Williams 11912 - l 'hw Q . . ' 'W 1 H.W1ll1ams .... M. Williams ' -- .VHI H A P. Williams ' 1- R. Williams ., f. f My f , .ff W fn, V Q-wg .j' A. S. Wilson T. Wilson T. Wilson Y. Wilson J. Winder J. Woods M. Woods A. Young L. Young E. Underwood K. Veney D. Wilson K. Wilson g L K. Wilson M. Wilson M. Wilson M. Wilson Allen Brodnick and Heathcliff discuss the futility of laying an egg. I 'A' ' ig - 1- uf., 'Q .. . v z' , . rag' - uw, -'..gg','4sQ - ' 'N I , ., uf- -I . , . f . .. .L 'w 1.-wgqg. , I I 4 .. .-J I, .tv . . 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'- vi ..11fa6T.:2r.--'5'Q iff 2 A 'Q 'ff ' 51' ' W 156-.., -. -2 -'-.. -f uf: 3611? is ,- '5' ' gf '-fluff 'IPF - 'X1fv?,W,L'-f'1 f -753' if 54.5 fin-frfnlf '1aQ..f.1?z5 f?'fmf1.Af-5' .ff'ia'f.:2 TW: -w. fair 'S+ 'Aw-ffziif Qi . , F . .B n V! ?1x.Q:!bpf,J5': 35 rb , qubl 2552 f'::ag3f55 f5r. x,i, A :J- . ' L- x, . 1'i,,'-g'Q.f: y2.wg ,:' Y' x+:L.1-'Q , '- 'fm' 11.41253 33 -1 hiif cf 5552- ' . E12 ...yn -N,-. kim , ft. ,, , A A 4491 ,K 41 Yf ll Q ,Vi .1 LW: . 'bQ'I1If ' .Ik ff me wi ' .x X 'iv'-Lifgqk f g , .. Jil ,',,7 lf r, A3 -N -31-. 1, Q , 'fig Jr. Prom Promises Disesfer, Produces Parfg Work, time, money, and cooperation went into the planning of a successful Junior Prom which was held at the Eastwind from 9:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M. on Fri- day, April 13, 1973. Despite all the unlucky influences surrounding the occasion, juniors managed to enjoy a romantic evening of entertainment with the band, Natural Gas. The turn-out was large, however, many revellers were watching and waiting to see when the evil omen of the thirteenth Friday would be realized. Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Holt, and Mrs. Cromwell take time out for a snack. Above: Jun- iors dance under soft lights. 160 Mr. Leishure and his wife engage in a conversation about prom festivi- ties with Graham Johnson and Reginald Street. Above: Karen Partee, Mernita Gresham and dates relax in front of the fountain in the foyer. X Senior class members Fred Shoken Henry Mack and Charles Gaskins study song sheets. Above Mistress of ceremonies Romaine Taylor addresses the senior class. Senior Inaugural Qwin s wifh Son The senior inaugural took place on Monday, September 24, 1973. Wear- ing pastel colors, seniors marched from the gym to the auditorium where representatives from South- western and Lake Clifton High Schools were observing the procedure to get ideas for the activities of their first graduating senior class. Offi- cers, advisors, and class members were sworn in with candles and pledges as the senior chorus enter- tained everyone with the class song, Day by Day, and Standing Together written by Director Bill Cummings and Sharon Dickerson. After the rather concise ceremony everyone moved into the hallway and to the courtyard where cameras cap- tured the beautiful day. if of .,,,,, it Director Bill Cummings accompanies the senior chorus. Above: Administrative advisors view the ceremony from on-stage. 161 Arab Oil Embargo Hifs Nafion Arlene Adams Hon. Soc. Sec. 125 S.C. Rep. 11, 125 Bwlng. 105 Gymnas- tics 105 Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Mod. Dnc. 105 Jr. Cl. Chldr. 115 Pep Sq. 11,125 Var. Chldr. 12. Joseph Adams Ecology Cl. 105 Hon. Soc. 125 Photog. Cl. 105 Lib. Aide 11. Vermonja Alston Soph. Cl. Sec. 105 Stu. Sen. 125 S.C. Rep. and Exec. Brd. 125 Track Team 115 Hon. Soc. 11, 12. Rosemarie Alvey Senior Cl. Member. Linda Arendt Hon. Soc. 115 Lib. Aide 12. Mara Astrop Table Tennis 115 Beg. Mixed Cho. 125 Sr. Chldr. 125 Sr. Cho. 12. Sharon Atkinson Senior Cl. Member. Aszelea Banks Senior Cl. Member. David Berman Var. FB 10, 11, 125 Var. Swim. 10, 11, 125 Var. Tennis 10, 11, 125 Chess Cl.11g Comp. Cl. 95 Hon. Soc. 11, 12. Ruth Berman Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Tutor 10, 11, 12. Belinda Alexander S.C. Rep. 10, 11, 125 FBLA 10, 11, Pres. 125 FHA 115 Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Lib. Aide 125 Pep Sq. 10, 11, 12. Edna Allen Senior Cl. Member. Brian Anderson Senior Cl. Member, John Anderson Var. Bsktb. 11, 125 Var, FB 11, 125 Var. Lacrosse 125 Arsenal 125Guid.Rep.125Unsung' Hero 12. Corthea Ashton Susan Atkinson S.C. Rep. 105 Bsktb. 105 Gospel Choir 10, 11, 125 Pep Squad 10, 11, 125 Sr. Cho. 12. Brenda Barksdale Jr. Cl. V. Pres. 115 Capt. Chldr. 115 Nor'Wester Ed.-in-Ch. 125 Track Mgr. 10, 11, 125 Bsktb. 10, 115 spdbl. 115 VB 125 Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Nor'Wester 11, 12. Ronnie Bames S.C. Rep. 115 BB 10. Richard Bernstein Our Town 115 This Old House Is Very Haunted 125 WNW 12. Melvin Bethel Senior Cl. Member. Cheerleader puts a Wildcat tiger in her tank. David Blum Radio Cl. Pres. 105 J.V. Lacrosse 115 J.V. Soccer 10, 115 Var. Lacrosse 125 Var. Soccer 12. Oreather Bolden VB 125 FBLA 12. Michael Boyd Senior Cl. Member. Teri Boyd Senior Cl. Member. Denise Brightful Pep Sq. 105 Sr. Cho. 12. Stephanie Brinson S.C. Rep. 10, 115 Pep Sq. 10. Mary Bettis Senior Cl. Member. Victoria Bishop Senior Cl. Member. leslie Blackwell Senior Cl. Member. Vanessa Blackwell Adv. Cho. 125 Beg. Cho. 11. Anthony Boone J.V. BB 105 Lost and Found 10, 115 School Store 10, 11. Carole Boston S.C. Rep. 95 Hon. Soc. 11. Patricia Bradford Senior Cl. Member. Carolyn Branch Senior Cl. Member. Donna Briscoe Senior Cl. Member. Hammond Briscoe Senior Cl. Member. 163 Food Cosfs Go UP UP UP Michael Briscoe Allen Brodnick Senior Cl. Member. J.V. Lacrosse 95 J.V. 105 J.V. Swim. 95 Var. Lacrosse 10,115 Var. Soccer 115 Var. Swim. 10, 11. Christopher Brooks S.C. Rep. 105 Chess Cl. 125 Hon. Soc. 125 Adv. Mixed Cho. 11, 125 Nor'Wester 11, 125 Orch. 105 Cl. Rep. 115 Madrigal Group. Corrine Brooks Soccer 9, Senior Cl. Member. India Brooks Joyce Brooks Lucinda Brooks Angela Brown David Brown Demetris Brown Senior Cl. M be ' ' em r. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. J.A.10,11. Michelle Brown Senior Cl. Mem ber. Ronald Brown J.V. Crs. Cntry. 125 J. 105 Var. Crs. Cntry. Track 11. are Vx S.C. Rep. 105 J.V. Track and Senior Cl. Member. Field 10, 115 Gospel Choir 10. Wanda Brown Wayne Brown V. Track FBLA 105 Stage Crew 115 Lib. SC. Rep. 10, 11, 125 Band 10 125 Var. Aide 10, 11, 12. 11, 125 Male Cho. 10, 11, 12. Francis Tinsley believes that prices rise as people James Brlmwn Steven Bryzman Denise Buise Anita Burley Shrink Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Pep Sq. Capt. 115 SC. Rep. 115 Senior Cl. Member. ' Pep Sq. 11, 12. 164 Crises, Qhorfages, Rafionin ,' Whaf Nexf? Donna Bussie Albert Bushrod Denise Butler PepSq,10. Crs. Cntry. 113 Tennis 115 SeniorCl.Member. Swim. 11, 12, Robin Butler Darlene Campbell Dennis Caple Pep Sq. 10, 11. S.C. Rep. 115 Pep Sq, 10, 125 Sr. Senior Cl. Member. Chldr. 12. All of these problems are turning the world upside down 1 1 . fn I I . 'ir fr , l. . . . . 5 . . . 12g J.V. Bskth, 105 J.V. FB 105 Var. FB 11, 123 Arsenal 11, 12, Carpenter George Carrington Sandra Carroll Althea Carter Debprah Carfer Gmce Cal-'gr Member Jr FB H Ch 11 Sr FB H Ch Senior Cl. Member. Pep Sq. 10, 11, 12. Senior Cl. Member. Senior C1,MgmbQr, if . Diane Chambers Andre Cherry Howard Cherry Michael Chestnut F2ni0rc1.Mefffber. Elnilfilrgri-115 Spdbl, 113 VB Hon,Soc,11,122B9E'-Cho-103 JAV- BB 10: J.V. FB 105 Var. SeniorCl.Member. SeniorCl.Member. 125 Nor'Wester 125 Sp. Cl. 115 Pep Sq. 102 SF- Choe 12 F512- U.N. Cl. 10g Pep Sq.11. Bus Business Booms Dorothy Chin Senior Cl. Member. Mae Chin Sr, Cl. Sec. 125 Gymnastics lntram. 105 Tennis Intram. 115 Hon. Soc. 125 Project Read 115 Tutor 125 Make- up Crew 115 Sr. Scenery Comm. 11. Denise Claibome Gymnastics 105 Track 10, 115 Pep Sq. 10, 115 Var. BB Chldr. 10, 11. Arlene Clark Senior Cl, Member. Vanessa Collins VB 115 Gospel Choir 125 Sr. Cho. 12. Dorian Colona Travel Cl. 115 Nor'Wester 12. Shirley Corry Senior Cl. Member. Isadore Counts Senior Cl. Member. Carol Christian Girls Cho. 10. Tanya Christian Mod. Dnc. 12. Robert Cockey Senior Cl. Member. Saundra Cockrell Senior Cl. Member. Crystal Compton Senior Cl, Member. Kim Cooper Senior Cl. Member. Anita Crosier Girls Cho. 12. Carl Crowder J.V. Bsktb. 105 .I.V Var. FB. .FB 10 Jeffrey Cl'0WflEl' Karen Curtis Pamela Curtis Donna Dashield Carolyn Dates Senior Cl Member Gymnastics 125 Hon. Soc. 11, Mod. Dnc. 10, Bus. Mgr. 115 Sr. Senior Cl. Member. Bwlng. 11. 125 Chldr. 11. Cho. 12. Christopher Davis Senior Cl. Member. Hilary Davis Senior Cl. Member. William Davis Senior Cl. Member. Karen De Mines Sr. Chldr. Ch. 125 Sr. Cl. V. Pres. 125 Bwlng. 115 Gym- nastics 11, 125 Mod. Dnc. 10, 115 Gospel Choir 10, 11: Jr. Chldr. 115 Pep Sq. 10, 11, 125 Var. FB Chldr. 12. Sharon Dickerson Sr, Cho. Dir. 125 Afro Amer. Cl. 95 Gospel Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. Velma Dillard Jr. Cl. Treas. 115 S.C. Rep. 105 Gospel Choir 10, 11, 125 Pep Sq. 10, 115 Sr. Cho. 12. Karl Dobyns Senior Cl. Member. Barbara Dundee Chldr. 11, 125 Pep Sq. 11. Michael Davis Adv. Mixed Cho. 125 Gos- pel Choir 125 Male Cho. 10, 11, 125 Sr. Cho. 12. Milton Davis Senior Cl. Member. Deborah Denson Helene Dickens Persandra Dinnis Girls Cho. 10, 115 Mixed Cho. 12. Eric Dobson Senior Cl. Member. Vivian Dunn Senior Cl. Member. Timothy Dunlap DECA 10, 11, 12. Forward feet! 7 Eugenia Dye Senior Cl. Member. Gail Eames Senior Cl. Member. Lynn Eckley Girls Cho. 10, 12. Anita Edmonds Senior Cl, Member. Karen Ellison Adv. Mixed Cho. 115 Beg. Mixed Cho. 10. Gary Epstein J.V. Swim, 10, 115 Tennis 11, 125 Hon, Soc, 12, 0 A Hammond Briscoe and Cynthia York vie to be before everything runs out. Deborah Earket Mod. Dnc. 125 Chldr. 11, 12. Atdelius Eaton Hon, Soc. 115 Adv. Girls Cho. 11, 125 Beg. Girls Cho. 10. Roslyn Edwards S.C. Rep. 115 Mime Troupe 125 Beg. Mixed Cho. 125 Pep Sq. 105 Cl. Rep. 11, 125 Make- up Crew 12. Gail Ellison Adv. Mixed Cho. 125 Beg. Mixed Cho. 115 Lib. Aide 10, 11. Aaron Evans S,C. Rep. 10. Louis Evans Jr. FB 115 J.V. FB 105 Sr. FB 12. MichaelEvans J.V. FB 105 Var. FB 125 Arsenal 11512. Terry Evans Mod. Dnc. 11. Beth Farb Senior Cl. Member. Kevin Faulkner J.V. BB 105 J.V. FB 105 Var. BB 115 Var, FB 11, 12. One Crisis Leads To Anofher Vanessa Faulkner Afro Amer. Cl. 95 Sr. Cho. 12. Diane Feaster Senior Cl. Member. Douglas Fine Senior Cl. Member. Cleveland Fike Senior Cl. Member. Hilda Francis S.C. Rep. 10, 11, 125 Bwlng, 10, 115 Gymnastics 11, 125 Table Tennis 11, 125 Tennis 125 Track and Field 10, 11, 125 Travel Cl. 11. Leonard Frankford It's Academic 125 Compass 95 Male Cho. 125 Nor'Wester 11. Saundra Gamble Senior Cl. Member. 'lyrone Gardner Senior Cl. Member. Charles Gaskins J.V. FB 105 Hon. Soc. 11. Malcolm Gaskins Wrestling 11. Sarai Feldman Soccer Team Mgr. 11, 125 Cl Rep. 125 Office Aide 12. Marc Felton Pamela Finney Senior Cl. Member. Marvin Ford Senior Cl. Member. Joan Fulton Senior Cl. Member. Althea Galloway Bsktb. 115 Flag FB 125 SB 10, 115 Spdbl. 105 VB 115 Pep Sq. 12. Badger Gamer Var. FB Mgr. 115 J.V. Track 115 Var. Track 125 School Swre 10,11,12. Kirone Garris Senior Cl. Member. Barbara Gelman Anita Gilliam Adv. Mixed Cho. 10, 115 Cl. Rep. 10, 115 Girls Cho. 125 Sr. Cho. Power Prices Plunder People Dan Glaser Ted Glatt Fred Goldsmith Leon Goodman Hon. Soc. 11, 125 lt's Academic Senior Cl, Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. 12. Diane Gott Kenneth Grant Vanessa Grant Eric Green Janis Green Bob Greenberg Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. S.C. Rep. 115 J.V. BB 105 Var. S.C. Rep. 95 Archery 105 Chldr. J,V, BB 105 Var, BB 125 Var. FB BB 11, 125 Var, FB 12. 9, 10, Capt. 115 Gymnastics 9, 10, 10, 11. 11. Yale Greenberg Vanessa Greer Memita Gresham Adrian Griffin It's Academic Tmr. 125 Asst. Lib. Aide 12. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Equip. Mgr. 115 Swim. 10, 115 Hon. Soc. 12. Alexis Gutin Jeffery Hackett Harvey Hairston Richard Hall Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. FB 105 Track 11. Charles Rutkovitz heeds Uncle Sam. 170 Above: King Cobra drives in 75. Below: 7A Strives for more mileage. v 1 55 Mile Speed Limif Sei Un Hghways Kenneth Hallums Senior Cl. Member. Linda Hameroff Barbara Hamm Tennis 10, 11, 12, Club HOPE V. Pres. Mod. Dnc. 9, 10, Sr. 10, 11, Pres. 12, Hon. Soc. 11, Cho.11. 125 Pro. Read 11, 125 Thes. Soc. Stuart Hankin Hon. Soc. 11, 123 J.V. FB 105 J.V. Soccer 115 J.V. Wrestling 103 Var. Soccer 12, Var. Wres- 10, 11, 12. tling 11. Sheila Hanson Charles Hardy Jeanette Hargrave Antonio Harris Gospel Choir 123 Sr. Cho. 12. Senior Cl. Member. Bdmtn. 105 BB 10, 11, Gymnas- Senior Cl. Member. tics 11, Jr. BB Chldr. 11. Jack Harris Senior Cl. Member. Linda Harris Agnes Harrison Renell Harrison Cl. Rep. 10, 11, 12, Pep Sq. 10, Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. 11, 125 Var. Chldr. 11, 12. Ln.: Jocelyn Hawkins Valerie Hawkins Ronald Hassel Gary Hayes Kenneth Henson 10, 11, 12, Nor'Wester 12. Senior Cl. Member. Mod. Dnc. 11, 12, Sr. Cho. 12. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. l7'I Juniors, Seniors Qfaged Heafed Mafch Rubie Henson Pep Sq. 10. Gail Herring Senior Cl. Member. Andrea Higgins Senior Cl. Member. Michael High J.V, Wrestling Capt. 105 S.C. Rep. 125 Var. Wres- tling 11, 125 Adv. Mixed Cho. 125 Gospel Choir 125 Male Cho. 11, 125 Sr, Cho. 12. Joanne Hinkson Senior Cl. Member. David Hirsch Senior Cl. Member. Michelle Holly Senior Cl. Member. Wanda Holt Senior Cl. Member. Paulette Hicks Senior Cl. Member. Pauline Hicks Senior Cl, Member. Dana Hill Senior Class Member Kim Hines Pep Sq. 10, 115 Sr. Cho 12 Alexander Hodge Jr. FB 115 Sr. FB 125 Track 10. Dino Holley Senior Cl. Member. Jeffrey Honick Senior Cl. Member. Rosalind Howard Archery 125 Bwlng. 11 172 One, two, three, hut. Come on, get us out of this ru Thermosfafs Tumble To 68 Rodney Hubbard Sr. Bsktb. 12. Louis Hurwitz Senior Cl. Member. Rayner Jackson Senior Cl. Member. Reggielackson J.V. Bsktb.105J.V. Crs. Cntry. 10, 115 J.V. FB 105 DECA 11, 125 Arsenal 12. ReneJeffries S.C. Rep. 125 Bsktb. 105 Flag FB 125 Spdbl. 115 VB 10, 11, 125 Nor'Wester 125 Spanish Club 115 U.N. Club 10. Debra Jenifer Senior Cl. Member. Reginald Jeter Sr. Bsktb. 125 Pep Sq. 12. Patricia .liggets FBLA 125 Red Cross 115 Lib. Aide 12. Angel Jackson Archery 125 Gymnastics 11, 125 Tennis 11, 125 Tutor 12. Phyllis Jackson Senior Cl. Member. Tyrone Jackson Wrestling 10, 115 Hon. Soc, 115 Mixed Cho. 10. Ralnonalefferson Bsktb. 125 Mod. Dnc. 115 Pep Sq. 12. Leslie Jenkins Senior Cl. Member. Kay Jessup Senior Cl. Member. Arvia Jolmson Senior Cl. Member. Ikmestine Johnson Senior Cl. Member. Ggil Johngm Gr-glmm Jnlmgoll Linda Johnson Miclllel J0llllRDll Monica J0ll.llB0lI Senior Cl. Member. J .V. Bsktb. 105 J.V. Crs. Cntry. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. 105 Var. Bsktb. 11, 12: Arsenal 11,12. 'Gb 'I74 Pamela Johnson Senior Cl. Member, Robin Johnson Senior Cl. Member. Maurice Jones J.V. Bsktb. 115 J.V. Teleacea Jones S.C. Rep. 10. Christine Kiah FB 11. Lib. Aide 12g Sr. Cho. 12. Donald King Senior Cl. Member. Myra Klawansky Senior Cl. Member. Susan Koch Senior Cl. Member. Julia Jones Senior Cl. Member. Margot Jones Pep Sq. 10. Cynthia Kelly Beg. Mixed Cho. 125 12. Antonia Kerpelman Sr. Cho. S.C. Rep. 129 Adv. Mixed Cho. 10, 12. Gail Kington VB Mgr. 125 Pep Sq. 115 Sr. Chldr. 123 Var. Chldr. 12. Leon Kirszenbaum J.V. Wrestling 123 Swim. 12. Norman Ladson S.C. Rep. 123 J.V. Hon. Soc, 12. Herbert Lane Senior Cl. Member. FB 105 N o heat, N0 work. Alyson Lang Senior Cl, Member. Sandi Langsner Mime Trnupe1ll,11,1ZZ:Ruun1l- abeui Piayefs12,'l'l1espliiI1 SOC. 10, 11. 121 Yui1'r1-Alhmcl Man Charlie Hrbwnn 10: lf Thalfs Where 11's At llzilmyn 11. Beth Levin U.N. Club 103 School Store 10. Debra Levin If Thafs Where 11's AL Baby 11, Sheila Liles Senior Fl. Member. Joye Locke SC. Rep. 10,111Barln1inLon 105 Gospel Choir 10, 11, 12, Mixed Cho. 10, 123 Sr. Che. 12, Sr. FB Chlclr. 12. Janice Logan Seniurfl. Member. Eric Long' .1,V.FB10:J,V.Trzic-k 11. Teresa Maith Senior Cl. Member. Fran Maizels Man.1'I4l.C0mpass1ll3l'em- pass 1-Irl. 111 Lui. lil-l'. lir-l 11, Pres, 12, Sf. Fm. Sw 123 Sf. Rep. 11. Hun. Sur. 12. Quill limi Scroll 11,12:Nor'Wester11. William Leach ScniorCl,Men1lwr Walter Leslie Var. Bsklb. 11. 112. Yur, Sm-- wr 12. Vanessa Lewis Senior Cl. Member. Diane Lightfoot Senior Cl. Member. Ross Loeb I1.'s Academic 11, Czipl, 121 High School Bowl 113 Fhess Club 12, Computer Flub 10: Stage Crew 12, N0r'Wester 11. Gary Logan Senior Cl. Member. Sherrie Long FBLA 123 Reg. Mixed Who. 103 Cl. Rep. 12, Pep Sq. 10, 12. Henry Mack Senior Cl. Member. Gwendolyn May:-rs FBLA 121 Lilxriiry Ainlx- ll, Debbie Nlefant BB111Y1i103Pi-pSq. in Valeria McCants James McNeill Leroy McRae Lywonda Megginson Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. umm. Merrick iuicml Mmm Jefflgfgggegffoll 10 H 12, uma. Middleton 'nm-me Middleton shem Miles Senior Cl. Member. Var. Crs. Cntry. 11. ?hespian Soc- 11, li. Sfagg Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Band 10, 11, 125 Sr. Cho. 125 Cl Crew Mgr. 125 Hon. Soc. Par- REP- 10.11, 12- liam. 10, 11, 125 Compass Pho- t,og.5 Nor'Wester Phowg. Ed. 12. Jeffery Miller Albertine Minter Denise Montgomery Liuie Montgomery Casmndra Moore Deborah Moore J.V. Lacrosse 125 J.V. Soccer Health Careers Club 105 Class Beg. Mixed Cho. 10. FBLA Sec. 125 Pep Sq. Treas. S.C. Rep. 125 Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Senior Cl. Member. 11, Mgr. 125 J.V. Swim. 11, Var. Rep. 125 Guid. Rep. 12. 115 BB 115 VB 11, 125 FBLA 125 Trav. Cl. 115 Make-up Crew 115 12: VHF- Lacrosse 12- Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Chldr. 12. Nor'Wesfer 12. Diane Moore Hayden Moore Kathy Moore Larry Moore Donald Mooring Diane Morgan Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. 176 James Spencer sings the energy crisis blues Band 12. Gregory Morton Karen Murdock Helen Nance Shinnaine Newby VB 115 FBLA 10, 11, 123 Chldr. Senior Cl. Member. Bwlng. 10. 11, 123 Pep Sq. 10, 11, 123 Sr. Cho. 125 Guid. Rep. 12. Owen Nickens Patricia Oden Robinette Odom Catherine Oliver Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. S.C. Rep. 11. Dora Orange Vemetta Owens Senior Cl Member Senior Cl Member Iuvid Paige Deborah Parker eniorCl.Member. Adv. Mixed Cho. 113 Gospel Choir 10. . . . While Ernest Washington steps the tempo up with soul Supermarkefs Are Super Empfy Karen Partee S.C. Rep. 105 Mod. Duc. 10. Ricky Payne Senior Cl. Member. Israel Pele Lib. Aide 11,125 School Store 105 Stage Crew 11. Catherine Perkins Pep Sq. 11. Barbara Peterson Mime Troupe 105 Swim. Club 115 Thespian Soc. 10, 11, 125 Compass 115 Stage Crew 10, 11. Bernard Peterson Senior Cl. Member. David Phoebus Senior Cl. Member. Cecelia Pimento Gospel Choir Pres. 125 S.C. Rep. 115 Bwlng. 115 Adv. Mixed Cho. 11, 125 Beg. Mixed Cho, 105 Gospel Choir 10, 11, 125 N.W. Ensemble 10, 115 Pep Sq. 10, 11, 125 Sr. Cho. 125 Cl. Rep. 12. Paulette Payton Gos. Chr. 10, 11, Sgt.-ab Arms 125 Beg. Mixed Cho. 105 Pep Sq. 10. Pamela Peaker V. FB Chldr. Capt. 125 S.C. Rep. 105 Mod. Dnc. 10, 11, Pres. 125 Chldr. 115 Pep Sq. 105 Cl. Rep. 10. Renee Perry Soph. Queen 105 If That's Where It's At Baby 115 Make-up Crew 115 Lost and Found 10. Yosette Perry Senior Cl. Member. Brenda Pettigrew Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Mime Troupe 115 Make-up Crew 115 Sr. Cho. 12. Dorothea Phipps Band 10, 11, Sec. 125 S.C. Rep. 125 Lib. Aide 125 Lit. Rev. Brd. 125 Nor'Wester 12. i S Anita Pinchback ' FBLA 12. Martha Pinkney Senior Cl, Member. William Pitt David Plater Bsktb 11 12 Senior Cl. Member. Growth shots for larger food supply. Winfer '74 Was Warm-Up Time 5 i a ! Barham Pleasant Senior Cl. Member. i .lan Polansky Senior Cl. Member. l Rona Posner Senior Cl. Member. Denise Pride Senior Cl. Member. Cho. 10. 1 Alan Redmond jnseph Reynolds Sevior Cl- Member- Senior Cl. Member. Vernon Redmond Leedom Rice Senior Cl. Member. Senior CL Member' Martin Rice Senior Cl. Member. Ihvid Richardson Senior Cl. Member. Marlene Rich BSKTB. 105 VB 105 DECA Dggmig Riclmnimn Club Sec. 11, 123 Girls Beg. 5.0, Repl 10, i Debra Poole i Art Club 103 Sr. Cho. 12 Donna Poole Senior Cl. Member. James Ramsey Senior Cl. Member. Bryan Rawlings Senior Cl. Member. i i 4 Sharon Richardson Monet Roane if ,fa ff FBLA 125 Pep Sq. 10, 11, 12. V Senior Cl. Member. Hot chocolate runs Pepsi out of town. hot air as new energy source. Russell Rogers Senior Cl. Member. Willie Rogers Senior Cl. Member. Barham Ruffin Senior Cl. Member. Jaculyn Ruffin Senior Cl. Member. William Saunders Senior Cl. Member. India Savage Senior Cl. Member. Patricia Roberts Senior Cl. Member. Charles Robinson III S.C. Pres. 125 J.V. Swim, 105 J.V. Track 105 V. Swim. 11, 125 V. Track 11, 125 Pep Sq. 115 Slage Crew 125 WNW 11, Herbert Robinson Stud. Sen. Alt. 12. Leonard Robinson Senior Cl. Member. Adana Royal Senior Cl. Member. Helene Rubinstein Senior Cl. Member. Charles Rutkovitz Senior Cl. Member. Shelley Sarrin Nor'Wester Fac. Ed. 125 Club HOPE 11, Sec. 125 Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 115 Thes. Soc. 10, 11, Treas. 125 Compass 10, 115 Nor'Wesfer 11, 12. Steven Schaftel Var. FB 10, 11, 125 Var. Swim. 125 Var. Tennis 10, 11, 125 Hon, Soc. 11, 123 Chess Club Com- puter Club 9, 11. Susan Scherr S.C, Rep. 11. Even-Odd Qysfem Comes To Gas Sfafions Josh Schwartzman Senior Cl. Member. Evelyn Scott Chldr. Capt. 123 Pep Sq. Capte 123 Bsktb. Mgr. 103 S.C. Rep. 10,11, 123 spdbl. 103 FBLA 123 Pep Sq. 10, 113 123 Sr. Cho. 11, 123 Class Rep. 103 11, 123 Gym. Team 12. Saroya Sewell Senior Cl. Member. Shelly Sheard Senior Cl. Member. Fred Shoken Chess Club 11, 12. Marlene Shugarman Badminton 123 Table Tennis 113 Tennis 11, 123 Hon. Soc. 11, 123 Project Read 113 123 Span- ish Club 113 Nor'Wester 12. Sheila Silver Senior Cl. Member. Steven Silverstein J.V. Lacrosse 10, 113 J.V. Soc- cer 103 J.V. Swim. 10, 113 Var. Swim. 12. Duane Smith FB Trainer 11. Janet Smith Badminton 113 Track 103 Club HOPE 12: Compass 113 Our Town 11. Friuella Scott S.C. Rep. 103 Sr. Hostess 11, Sara Seligman Hon. Soc. 11, 123 Mental Health Club 11, Pres. 123 Thespian Soc. 11,123 U.N. Club 103 Make-up Crew 10, 11, 123 Stage Crew 10,11,12. Debbie Shifrin S.C. Rep. 113 Hon. Soc. 11, 121 Lit. Rev. Brd. 121 Com- pass 113 Nor'West,er 113 Pro- ject Read. Alfred Shipley Senior Cl. Member. Sharlene Shugarman Nor'Wester 113 Sport Ed. 123 Badminton 10, 11, 123 Table Tennis 10, 113 Tennis 123 Hon. Soc. 11, 123 Stage Crew 11, 12. Jolm Sills J.V. Crs. Cntry. 103 J.V. FB 103 J.V. Track 103 Var. Crs. Cntry. 113 Var. Track 11, 123 Arsenal 12. Renee Simpson Senior Cl. Member. . han Sless Thespian Soc. Sec. 123 Hon. Soc. 10, 11, 123 Mental Health Club 11, 123 Mime Troupe 123 Thespian Soc. 11, 123 U.N. Club 10Q Costume Crew 103 Lib. Aide 10, 113 Make-up Crew 103 113 123 Stage Crew 10, 11, 123 Nor'Wester12. Jestine Smith Senior Cl. Member. Linda Smith Mod. Dnc. 10, 11, 12. l8l Teachers Sfrike For Beffer Educafion Phyllis Smith Senior Cl. Member. Robert Smith Millard Smith Bonnie Sneed Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. V. FB Chldr. Capt. 115 Sr. Cl Hist. 125 V. Bsktb. 115 Rounda- bout Players 125 Jr, V. Chldr 11. Sharon Solomon Jillian Spangenthal Mark Spann James Spencer Tenmnoe Springer Deborah Stanley Softball 115 Chldr. 125 Pep Sq. Lacrosse 11, 125 Soccer 11, 125 Senior Cl. Member. Gospel Choir 10, 11, 12. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. 12. Hon. Soc. 115 Cl. Rep. 12. Phyllis Staten Nelda Stepp Herbert Stewart Yvette Stewart Janet Stokes Terra Stovall Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Reginald Street Judy Sugar Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. 182 G-.y Surosky WNW Prod. 125 Hon.,Soc. V. Pres. 125 Stage Crew Co- Chrmn. 125 S.C. Exec. Brd. 125 Var. FB 10, 11, 125 Var. Tennis 105 Club HOPE 125 Thespian Soc. 10, 11, 12. Steven Suskind Karen Sussman James Swann Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. s 1 heryl Sykes Rodney Sykes Bagwaina Tarrant Rodney Tate Robert Tates Charlee Taylor nior Cl. Member. Gospel Choir 10. Softball Mgr. 121 S.C. Rep. 113 Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. S.C. Rep. 10, 11, 123 Sr. Cho. 12. Spdbl. 11g VB 11, 121 Spanish Cl. 113 U.N. Cl. 103 Pep Sq.11. David Taylor Denise Taylor Dortrie Taylor Jacqueline Taylor Jan Taylor Johnnie Taylor tifle Team 103 Track 10, 11, 121 Senior Cl. Member, Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. Senior Cl. Member. J.V. FB 103 Sr. FB 123 Var land 10, 12. Track 121 Chess Cl. 12. Richard Taylor Romaine Taylor Senior Cl. Member. Nor'Wester Man. Ed, 121 Hon Soc. 11, 122 Sr. Hostess Chrmn 12Q Jr, Cl. Sec. 111 S.C. Rep. 10 Thespian Soc. 10, 11, 12. Michael Johnson makes headlines with City Council Speech. 3 si Vallarie Thomas Darlene Thompson Senior Cl. Member. Senior C. Member. The Candle Craze ls Now Ableze Donna Thompson Beg. Mixed Cho. 125 Pep Sq. 125 Sr. Cho. 125 Cl. Rep. 12. Wanda Thompson Bsktb. 125 Sftbl. 125 FHA 105 Pep Sq. 125 Sr. Chldr. 125 Sr. Cho. 125 Cl. Rep. 12. Peggy Tillary Health Careers Club 115 Pep Sq. 11. Francis Tinsley S.C. Rep. 125 Pep Sq. 10, 11, 125 Sr. Cho. 12. Samuel Todd Wrestling 12. William Townes Senior Cl, Member. Martha Trafton Senior Cl. Member. Jo Ann Tucker FBLA 125 Mod. Dnc. 105 Pep Sq. 10, 115 Sr. Cho. 125 JA 10. Viola Thylik Senior Cl. Member. Robin Tiggle Track and Field Capt. 125 Spdbl.10,11. Colleen Tisdale Senior Cl. Member. Joyce Todd Girls' Cho. 10. larry Townsend Var. BB Mgr. 125 School Store Mgr. 125 Nor'Wester Photog. 125 Hon. Soc. 125 Club HOPE 125 School Store 11, 12. Thomas Townsend Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Nor'W- ester 125 Class Artist 12, William Tumage .l.V. Lacrosse 105 .l.V. Soc- cer 115 J.V. Swim. 10, 115 Sr. FB 125 Var. Lacrosse 115 Var. Soccer 125 Var. Swim. 12. Gail Turner FBLA 125 Pep Sq. 12. Michael Tumer Debra Tunstall Senior Cl. Member. Adv Mixed Cho 11 Beg Creative Northwestern students invent new styles in en-light-enment. Sr Cho 12 Cl Rep 12 1 Dayli hf Qavin Time Sends Sfodenfs To School In The Dark Myles Userowitz Senior Cl. Member. Lola Veney Senior Cl. Member. Tyrone Wallace Senior Cl. Member. Stephen Ward J .V. Lacrosse 115 Band 12. Ernest Washington J .V. Bsktb. 10. Glen Watkins Senior Cl. Member. Doris White Senior Cl. Member. James White J.V. Crs, Cntry.11gJ.V. FB 10, J.V. Track 105 Var. Track 125 Var. Wrestling 10, 11, 123 Arsenal 12. Irvin Vincent Senior Cl. Member. gonnawade on. Soc. 11, 123 Adv. Mixed Cho. 11, 125 Beg. Mixed Cho. 105 Pep Sq, 103 Sr. Cho. 12. India Wardlaw Adv. Mixed Cho. 11, 12, Beg. Mixed Cho. 105 Gos- pel Choir 12, Md. All State Chorus 125 Sr. Chorus. Charlene Warren S.C. Rep. 119 Beg. Mixed Cho. 12. i Vera Webb ' Sr. Chldr. 12. l Darcel White Senior Cl. Member. n i Igonard White Senior Cl. Member. Rhonda White Senior Cl. Member. Frank Williams Ina Wilkerson Senior Cl. Member, Senior Cl. Member. Marlene and Sharlene Shugarman tell WNW that they like a day to look like a day Clyde Williams Senior Cl. Mcmber. Gerard Williams Senior Cl. Member. Leon Williams Senior Cl. Member. Denise Wilson Senior Cl. Member. Robert Wilson Senior Cl. Member. Dora Wolfe Guid. Rep. Steven Wright J.V.Crs.Cntry.11gJ.V. Wrestling 113 Var. Wres- tling 12. Angels Yates FBLA 12. Joseph Williams Senior Cl. Member. Kaye Williams Adv. Mixed Cho. 11, 12, Beg, Mixed Cho. 10, Pep Sq. 10g Sr. Cho. 12. Janice Wilson Bsktb. 10, Pep Sq. 10. Karen Wilson Soph. Cl. Pres. 103 Nor'Wester Sr. Sect. Ed. 129 S.C. Parliam. 125 S.C. Rep. 10,11,Cl. Rep. 11g Lit. Rev. Brd. 125 Hon. Soc. 11, 123 Tutor 12, Stud. Page 12. Rita Woodson FBLA 123 Pep Sq. 12, Sr. Cho. 12. Gail Wright Pep Sq. 105 Sr. Cho. 12. Barry Yatt Hon. Soc. Pres. 12. Cynthia York VB Mgr. 12. Ira Zaba Senior Cl. Member. Norman Zagier Hon. Soc. 11, Treas. 125 Thes- pian Soc. 10, 11, Pub. Mgr. 125 If That's Where It's At Baby, 11, I Sincerely Doubt This House Is Very Haunted, You'rc A Good Man Charlie Brown, g Nor'Wester 12. Hua Lafe Comers Due To Lon Gas Lines ll iv ? To conserve energy Robert Smith suggests that his class- mates go back to nature. Theodora Franklin Senior Cl. Member. Vemon Jackson Senior Cl. Member. Michael Johnson Sr. Cl. Pres. 12. Margot Jones Dorothy Allen Senior Cl, Member. Lanette Britton Sr. Cl. Fin. Sec. 123 S.C. Rep, 10, 11, 125 Gospel Choir 10, 113 Cl. Rep. 10, 11, 12. Karen Curtis Gymnastics 125 Hon. Soc. 11, 125 Chldr. 11. Gail Eames Senior Cl. Member. Diane Johnson Nor'Wester 125 Class Rep. 103 JA 11. Linda Johnson Senior Cl. Member. Pep Sq. 10. is Jestine Smith Senior Cl. Member. Randy Spencer Senior Cl. Member. 3.752 ,li Miles Userowitz concludes that since it takes less fuel to heat a small house maybe everyone should shrink to become a midget. I8 7 Michael DeBoy: Biggest eater Ron Freedman: Gives the most homework Maureen Woolf: Most understanding Charles Reinhardt: Most talkative Gilbert Bailey: Snitcher, Most understanding Alan Sparck: Most militant Joan Shaw: Most talkative Constance Chilis: Biggest eater Warren Grant: Best personality Ellen Oberfelder: Gives the most homework Barry Greenberg: Most baby like Elizabeth Harris: Best personality Susan Rotkovitzz Most baby like Gloria Marrow: Most militant Catherine Beard: Most old fashioned Ruth Lares: Snitcher Teacher Of '74 - W. Granf l88 i 4 gr! s e-..- 12-1 G, C Sify Q Q Popular Qfudenfs And Teachers Collecf Poll Awards N' 'XL 4 M mam . ul Hammond Briscoe: Class baby, Best all around Eric Dobson: Class clown Alan Redmond: Tallest Leon Goodman: Biggest wolf Christopher Brooks: Most sophisticated Jeanette Hargrave: Cutest smile Frances Tinsley: Wittiest, Class clown Andre Cherry: Best dressed Darlene Campbell and Carl Crowder: Best couple Rodney Sykes: Wittiest Wanda Thompson: Biggest eater Michelle Holly: Best athlete Demetrius Brown: Best dancer James VVhite: Shortest Debbie Earket: Most baby like Mara Astron: Most popular Brenda Barksdale: Shortest ' Lywonda Megginson and Michael Johnson: Most likely to streak VVheeler Brown: Best athlete, Most popular Romaine Taylor: Best all around, Most likely to succeed Bryan Rawlings: Most handsome, Cutest Thomas Townsend: Most talented Michael Johnson: Cutest smile Francine Scott: Tallest Herbert Murdock: Biggest eater Linda Harris: Best dressed Reggie Street and Vanessa Greer Best couple Sharon Dickerson: Cutest girl, Most talented Karen Wilson: Most scholarly, Most sophisticated Dan Glaser: Most scholarly Barbara Dundee: Best dancer Margot Jones: Most beautiful Jackie Ruffin: Biggest flirt 190 Teachers Join Forces Wifh Frogs For The Benefif Of The Senior Class Jack Lachman kisses new found friend despite the agony of losing. Alan Snarck demonstrates fancy for fro gS. '31 siiir --.sr me fE2:222fi4M..1- me if , , , Center left: Bernice Kramer detests the deplorable darlings. Center: Frog doctors Alan Sparck, Ellen Oberfelder, and Bernice Kramer allow Freddie to pass the physical. Center iight: Bill Cummings coaxes a lazy, stubborn friend towards the fin- ish line. Left: Ivan Gettle with the assistance of Ellen Oberfelder proudly presents the frog of the year award to Alan Sparck. Bottom left: Track official Betty Snear exhibits last year's grand champ who got pickled after the game. On Thursday May 2nd, after school in the courtyard, teachers gathered to raise money for the senior scholar- ship program by racing frogs from the science department. As usual the frogs lacked interest and progressed very slowly. However, Mr. Alan Sparck's antics were so superb that he managed to win the prize outleaping most of the frogs. W 191 192 Fanfasfik Qfudenfs Seek Sfardom The Fantastiksf' this year's senior play didn't prove to be as fantastic as the senior class had anticipated. Despite the fact that there were few spectators, the play was produced on the nights of May 10th and 11th. It was hoped that The Fantastiksn would raise money for the senior picnic, but instead it raised the spirits of the hard-working actors and actresses who gained a new and profitable experience. Right: Shelley Sarrin and Michael High dis- cuss their dilemma as distant lovers. Above: Shelley Sarrin who was called in for her role just one week before open- ing night does an outstandingjob. Right: Louis Hurwitz awaits his turn in the prop box. i Above: Worried father Hammond Briscoe expresses his concern. Center: Louis Hurwitz and his assistant Tanya Christian intend to tell everyone a thing or two. 4 Left: Narrator Michael Davis ponders the action. Below: Shelley Sarrin hides behind a mask as she takes a stroll with Michael Davis. i Above: Lisa Katzenstein furnishes supposed princess Shelley Sarrin with a pearl necklace. Bottom left: Michael High sings his heart out in a fit of love sickness. Left: Lovers communicate through a wall of the house. Center: Tanva Christian demonstrates the art of dying. Top right: Lisa Katzenstein patiently props herself upon her stool. Rainy Senior Picnic Neither inclement weather nor added costs stopped many seniors from participating in the senior picnic which was held at Patapsco State Park on May 29, 1974. As usual the favorite pastimes were hiking and mountain climbing, but this year the ability to perform daring stunts on the seesaws and swings was an important factor in the senior romp. Naturally after such strenuous activity everyone was ravenous for lunch. Even though conditions weren't ideal, sen- iors splashed around in the mud and made the best of what turned out eventually to be a lovely day. Top right: Seniors brighten the day with smiles, laughter and, jokes. Top left: William Turnage, David Brown, and Marc Felton capture a victim. Center Right: Aaron Evans is the center of attraction in the flying tra- peze act. Bottom left: Senior advisor Janice Cromwell and Cynthia York share snacks at lunch time. Bottom center: Students bring portable dressing room just in case someone accidentally steps into a puddle. Bottom right: Marc Felton, William Turnage, and Arvia Johnson dis- cover imitation redwood tree for hideout. l94 Senior Cruise ,v- .,, s' fx ' ' - x ,, N kit? an l Pom wELcuME K K I Top left: Students on the top deck enjoy light breeze as the Port Wel- come cruises along the bay. Top right: Mrs. Cromwell collects and sells cruise tickets. Center left: Seniors cluster together as they watch the rippling waves. Center right: The flag still flies on the harbor's Port Welcome. Left: The battleship, Constellation stands proud as ever. On Monday night May 20, 1974, seniors gathered for the long awaited traditional senior cruise. The weather, though chilly, proved to be very agreeable. Students ate hot dogs and snacks as they danced to the rhythm of Ricardo Griffin's band. Faculty members and advisors munched on crabs and enjoyed themselves. After several hours on the water the boat pulled in safely to conclude a successful senior activity. 195 I96 Prom And Banquef Prove To Be Rewardin Center: Romaine Taylor's escort turns her ring at midnight. TOP and Center left Famished SQYUOFS anticipate final feast- Center right: After weeks of practice Sandi Langsner and date bump. f jN V .1 - eXA '- ' On May 16, seniors gath- ered at the Emerald Gar- dens for banqueting, danc- ing, and dreaming to the music of The Sound Expe- rience. Mistress of ceremo- nies was Romaine Taylor. Linda Harris and Kenneth Grant presided over announcement of seniors Whose various virtues won slots in the Senior Poll. The night was filled with the stuff which makes warm mem- ories. Above left: William Turnage and date do the bump. Above center: Warren Grant enjoys his new title, Teacher of the Year. Above right: Shelley Sarrin and Ross Loeb step out for air and relaxa- tion. Left: Too much festivity floors seniors. Left: Shirley Corry and date enter Emerald Gardens. Right: Linda Harris and Kenneth Grant are M.C.'s. Below: As usual Frances Tinsley adds a slight twist to the program. Center left: Senior class advisors Janice Cromwell, Oscar Lewis, and Phyllis Shelton preside. ' X Center: Prom King and Queen, Reginald Street and Vanessa Greer, accept trophies. Center right: Couple of the year, Darlene Campbell and Carl Crowder. Bottom left: Helene Dickens and date enjoy a peace- ful moment. Bottom right: James Dawkins and Sheila Lyles touch base. I97 . Tearful Farewell l On May 31, 1974 seniors marched into the auditorium beneath wreaths of flowers to greet advisors, fellow students, and guests, and to bid fare- well to Northwestern. Brenda Petti- grew functioned as mistress of cere- monies, and the senior Chorus pro- vided the entertainment. Guest speaker Hildagardeis Boswell offered words to the wise as Michael Johnson reassured doubting parents. Faculty and administrators assisted in the presentation of awards, and class advisors through tears of sadness spoke to the class for the last time. When the program ended many stu- dents left with mixed emotions and their pink and blue flowers as remembrances. 198 xii fi x.. by ppp .I . , ' l L . S 4 H ,st XX X X 4 X X NX X 4 s Top left: Guest speaker Hildagardeis Boswell offers words of encouragement. Top center: Seniors march in gracefully to processional music. Top right: Smiling Gary Epstein proudly accepts his award. Center left: Jo Friedman accepts token of appreciation for excellent service. Center: Jeff Michaelson demonstrates the value of his education by his sign which states, I are a gradu- ate. Center right: Michael Johnson delivers clever speech to fellow students and parents. Below left: The class sings along. Above: Sharon Dickerson directs the senior chorus. ! Mlchelle Graduafion - Qhorf Buf Qweef The Baltimore Civic Center was the scene of final glad leave-taking as 410 seniors collected diplomas and shed tears. In record time, the class of 1974 conducted the ceremonies. Speeches were delivered by Baltimore Mayor Wil- liam Donald Schaefer and by Superin- tendent of Schools Roland Patterson. Spokesman for the seventh graduating class was Vice President Karen DeMines. Top: D. Richardson and D. Stanley enjoy finale. Bottom: Faculty and guest salute seniors. 200 Senior girls show the joy of the evening. as is ,- -,ip A p,,p my X Center: Seniors anticipate final curtain. Bottom: The class of '74 march to become alumni I Top left: Ricardo Griffin happily receives diploma from Mayor Schaefer. Bottom left: P. Hawkes, S. Miles and D. Phipps toot their flutes. .-'X ? e.f' Top center: T. Middleton seeks world with gusto, Top right: S. Langsner confronts the Mayor. Bottom right: Seniors gloat, Hallelujah, we made it. L- ' . I K . I 1 ,LL I , x . E1 1 1 I colvuvruml TY fl Q 3, i 9,.,,,.x ra 'QE i Q ,v fx Favorite Things 4137 Patterson Avenue 358-7144 For a Very special gift . . . Norfhwesfern Honor Sociefg 1974 W 1 3 206 1 h .s Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow The United States Army Congratulations to the graduating Class of '74. We wish all graduates success in their future endeavors. If you are interested in a bright and challenging future with many opportunities and benefits - see your local U.S. Army representative at the Mondawmin Mall Shopping Center, Lower Concourse, Room 1002. Telephone: 669-1181 or 523-4431. 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' 1 w L fe R y 55: I new Prcfuresque People , S ff 209 Adams, Arlene, 53, 79, 162 Adams, Joseph, 162 Addison, Renee, 134 Alexander, Angela, 58, 132 Alexander, Belinda, 67, 162 Alexander, Betty, 150 Alexander, Christine, 150 Alkwson, S., 63 Allen, Dorothy, 187 Allen, Edna, 162 Allen, Henry, 150 Allen, Inetta, 134 Allen, Linda, 150 Allen, M. 150 Alston, Terry, 134 Alston, Vermonj a, 162 Alves, Renee, 134 Alvey, Rosemarie, 162 Ambey, Donna, 134 Anderson, Brian, 162 Anderson, Diane, 134 Anderson, Glynnis, 116 Anderson, Joey, 150 Anderson, John, 88, 19, 162 Anderson, Joyce, 150 Anderson, Kyle, 134 Anderson, Leslie, 134 Anderson, Sheila, 150 Arendt, Linda, 67, 162 Armstrong, Richard, 134 Armwood, Andre, 76, 88, 150 Armwood, Meredith, 80, 90 Arnold, Hal, 134 Artis, Gloria, 134 Artis, India, 134 Ashton, Cortaga, 162 Ashton, Norma, 134 Astrop, Mara, 62, 162 Atkinson, Sharon, 162 Atkinson, Susan, 162 Austerlitz, Daniel, 20 Austin, Gary, 150 Axman, Heidi, 134 Bacote, Michelle, 150 Baer, Bernice, 23 Bagley, Kevin, 134 Bailey, Carla, 57, 67 , 82, 150 Bailey, Gilbert, 44 Bailey, Linda, 68, 150 Bailey, Valerie, 134 Banks, Aszelea, 62, 162 Banks, Trudy, 150 Barber, Kevin, 88 Barkley, Cornelius Mr., 30 Barksdale, Brenda, 68, 69, 162 Barnes, Myra, 150 Bass, Michael, 64, 83, 134 Bastfield, Lloyd, 134 Bates, Denise, 79, 150 Batten, Sharon, 64, 150 Bauer, R., 93 Baxley, Yvonne, 134 Baylor, James, 62, 150 Baylor, Melvin, 150 Baysan, Candan, 32 Beaman, Robin, 150 Beard, Catherine, 22 Beckford, John, 83 Bell, Donna, 134 Bell, Jacqueline, 134 Bell, James, 150 Bell, Michael, 90 Bergman, Pennie, 150 Berman, David, 92, 162 Berman, Ruth, 162 Berman, Karen, 134 Bernstein, Gertrude, 21 Bernstein, Richard, 71, 73, 162 Berry, Loretta, 134 Bess, Darlene, 112, 116, 134 Bethea, Hortense Mrs., 46 Bethel, Melvin, 162 Bettis, Mary, 163 Beverly, Bryan, 134 Beverly, Renee, 150 Birckhead, Brian, 85 Bishop, Ramona, 134 Bishop, Victoria, 163 O Bive, C., 150 Blackwell, Leslie, 163 Blackwell, Phyllis, 114, 134 Blackwell, Vanessa, 63, 163 Bland, Cheryl, 134 Blanton, Antoinette, 134 Blum, David, 82, 163 Boddie, Carolyn, 79, 150 Bolden, Oreather, 163 Boone, Anthony, 64, 163 Boone, Dyanne, 63, 134 Boone, I., 63 Booth, Sharon, 150 Booth, Timothy, 76 Borhew, P., 134 Boston, Carole, 57 , 163 Boston, Christine, 134 Boston, Debra, 150 Boston, Boston, Robin, 134 Roberta, 150 Bowie, J., 134 Bowens, Kevin, 134 Boyd, Michael, 162 Boyd, T eri, 163 Bradford, M., 63 Bradley, Janet, 134 Branch, Carolyn, 163 Branch, Venetia, 11 I Bridges, Lynetric, 150 Bridge, Brig Kathleen, 134 Michael 76 Briggiiul, Denise, 163 Brinson Brlnson , H., 63 , Stephanie, 163 Briscoe, Donna, 163 Briscoe Hammond, 68, 76, 163 Briscoei Michael, 164 Britton, Lanette, 63, 150, 183 Brock, Belinda, 134 Brockin gton, Kim, 62 Brodnick, Allen, 82, 92, 164 Brody, S., 64 Broo , B., 64 Brooks, Christopher, 63, 164 Brooks, Corine, 164 Brooks, D., 68 Brooks, Gwendolyn, 134 Brooks, India, 164 Brooks, Joyce, 57, 70, 164 Brooks, Lucinda, 164 Brown, Angela, 164 Brown, B., 76 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Barbara, 134 Carlos, 134 David, 164 Demetrius, 164 Brown, Emanuel, 134 Brown, James, 134 Brown, Kevin, 88 Brown, Brown, Brown, Lester, 134 Lilian, 38, 114, 116 Lorraine, 134 Brown, Merrion, 134 Brown, Michael, 134 Brown, Michelle, 164 Brown, Nannette, 150 Brown, Pamela, 134 Brown, Pauletta, 135 Brown, Ronald, 164 Brown, S., 150 Brown, Sandra, 150 Brown, Terry, 135 Brown, Toi, 135 Brown, Valerie, 64 Brown, Wanda, 67 , 164 Brown, Wayne, 64, 164 Brown, Wheeler, 76 Brown, William, 150 Brunson, A., 68, 151 Brunson, James, 164 Brunson, Paula, 150 Bryzman, Stephen, 56, 164 Buerman, J., 135 Buise, Denise, 164 Bullock, Lynn, 135 Bulry, Anita, 164 Burns, Paula, 135 Burrell, Patricia, 135 Burroughs, Willie, 150 Burton, Angela, 150 Bush, Norma Mrs., 41 Bushrod, Albert, 165 Bussie, Donna, 165 Butler, Beth, 150 Butler, Denise, 165 Butler, Robin, 165 Butts, Valerie, 135 Byrd, Darlene, 135 Byrd, Eulalia, 150, 161 Caesar, Wendy, 135 Cager, Michele, 135, 114,67 Cahill, Denise, 116 Caldwell, S., 67 Calloway, Carl, 150 Cameron, Debra, 135 Campbell, Arlene, 70 Campbell, Constance, 134 Campbell, Darlene, 67, 165 Campbell, Delores, 135 Canada, P., 150 Canin, Ceil, 43 Caple, Dennis, 165 Carey, Christopher, 126 Carpenter, Angela, 165 Carpenter, Kevin, 115 Carpintieri, Mario, 135 Carrington, George, 76, 78, Carroll, Sandra, 165 Carroway, Kevin, 76 Carter, Althea, 165 Carter, Deborah, 165 Carter, Dennis, 150 Carter, Grace, 165 Carter, Janice, 126 Carter, Michelle, 165 Carter, Patricia, 135 Carter, Purcell, 76 Carter, Sheila, 68, 165 Carter, Valarie, 126 Cater, D., 76 Chambers, Arthnise, 135 Chambers, Bernard, 135 Chambers, C., 85, 150 Chambers, Diane, 64, 165 Chambers, Grace, 30 Chandler, Debora, 67, 150 Chapman, Connie, 151 Chapman, Kathy, 135 Chapman, Maurice, 150 Chase, Michael, 135 Chavis, Kim, 135 Cherry, Andre, 76, 165 Cherry, Howard, 165 Chestnut, Michael, 165 Chilis, Constance, 23 Chin, Dorothy, 166 Chin, Mae, 166 Chism, Grant, 114 Christian, Carol, 166 Christian, Tanya, 166 Christian, Tom, 151 Claiborne, Denise, 91, 166 Clark, Arlene, 166 Clark, Sharon, 135 Clements, Rosalind, 135 Clifton, P., 135 Coates, Jennifer, 151 Cockey, Robert, 166 Cockrell, Sandra, 166 Code, Michael, 62 Cohen, Kenneth, 82 Cohen, Robin, 126 Cole, Angela, 91 Cole, Michael, 135 Coleman, Joyce, 61, 135 Coleman, Keith, 135 Coleman, S., 135 Collick, Maurice, 135 Collins, Maria, 135 Collins, Mary, 39 Collins, Vanessa, 166 Colona, Dorian, 166 Compton, Crystal, 166 Conley, Brenda, 41 Connor, Patricia, 135 Cook, Felicia, 126 1 Dodson Cook, Karen, 126 Cook, Kevin, 135 Cook, Linda, 135 Cooper, Anthony, 135 Cooper, Clara, 62 Cooper, Edwin, 135 Cooper, Kim, 166 Cooper, Richard, 135 Cooper, Shirley, 135 Cordle, Susan, 35 Corey, Shirley, 166 Couser, Roslyn, 135 Cox, Gilbert, 62 Cox, Phillip, 135 Craig, Joann, 135 Crawley, Delphine, 151 Cris Philli 151 Dobyns, Karl, 167 Dobyns, Sandra, 135 , Lori, 136 P, P, Cromwell, Janice, 160 Crosby, James, 135 Crosier, Anita, 64, 166 Crosby, C., 151 Crosson, Marc, 135 Croswell, Yvette, 135 Crowder, Carl, 76, 78, 166 Crowder, J acklyn, 135 Crowder, Jeffrey, 166 Crutchfield, Gloria, 151 Cuffie, Henry, 64, 135 Culp, Diane, 151 Cummings, Michele, 116, 151 Cummin s, William, 45, 63, 64, 161 Cunningham, Trina, 126 Curly, Laverne, 151 Curran, Anne Mrs., 23 Curry, Donna, 135 Curtis, Karen, 166, 187 Curtis, Pamela, 166 Curtis, Terrence, 151 Cutler, Denise, 151 Dailey, Albert, 76 Dailey, John, 64, 151 Dandridge, Irene, 41 Daniels, Freda, 151 Dans, C., 151 Darden, Mark, 84, 85, 151 Darlgon, Wilistine, 151 Das iell, Donna, 64, 166 Dates, Carolyn, 166 Dausch, Elizabeth, 40 Dorsey, Terry, 151 Dorsey, Valerie, 135 Dotson, Shirley, 151 Douglass, J., 135 Douglas, Tori, 151 Downer, Sharon, 151 Downing, Susan, 151 Downing, Wendy, 135 Dudley, Elise Mrs., 33 Dundee, Barbara, 91, 167 Dunlap, Angela, 135 Dunlap, Timothy, 167 Dunn, Vivian, 167 Durent, E., 151 Dye, Cindy, 135 Dye, Eugenia, 167 Dyer, Veronica, 135 Dyson, Amy, 135 Dyson, Jerome, 135 Eames, Gail, 168 Earket, Deborah, 79, 114, 115, Early, Vanessa, 116 Eaton, Atdelius, 168 Eaton, Byron, 76, 151 Eckley, Lynn, 64, 168 Edgerton, Juanita, 40, 58 Edmonds, Anita, 168 Edwards, Juliette Mrs., 38 Edwards, Roslyn, 62, 168 Eisenberg, Sheri, 70, 126 Eisman, David, 93, 126 Elam, Charletta, 151 Elliot, Shelley, 114, 136 Ellison, Gail, 63, 168 Ellison, Karen, 168 Elmore, Beatrice, 136 English, Edward, 76 Epstein, Gary, 168 Ervin, Dawnza, 136 William, 167 David, Arnold, 37 Davis, Angela, 64 Davis, B., 151 Davis, Carol, 58 Davis, Christopher, 167 Davis, Hilary, 167 Davis, Davis 7 Davis, Davis, Kimberlee, 136 Michael, 63, 72, 167 Milton, 63, 167 Ramon, 136 Davis, Sammy, 76 Davis, Sonya, 136 Davis, Torrie, 53, 70, 68, 69 Davis, Wanda, 151 Davis, Wilbert, 151 Davis, Estes, Roger, 82 Evans, Aaron, 168 Evans, Dale, 151 Evans, Darryl, 136 Evans, Donald, 151 Evans, Louis, 168 Evans, Michael, 7 6, 168 Evans, Robin, 151 Evans, Terry Evans, Wayne, 136, 64 Farb, Beth, 67, 168 Green Dawkins, James, 76 Dawson, Jeffrey, 136 Da , Sharron, 136 Delsiham, Kevin, 151 Deboy, Michael, 26, 48 Debro, Dorothy, 136 Debro, Shirley, 144, 145, 151 Delano, D., 136 DeMines, Karen, 79, 167 Deniner, Steven, 83, 93 Dennis, Persandra, 63 Denson, Deborah, 167 Dent, Nancy, 136 Dickens, Helene, 167 Dickerson, Sharon, 167 Diener, Robert, 136 Diggs, Rhonda, 136 Dildy, Portia, 66, 67 , 151 Dilard, Velma, 63, 167 Dinnis, Persandra, 167 Dickson, Patricia, 116, 136 Dickson, Sindria, 136 Dobson, Eric, 167 g Faulkner, Kevin, 76, 102, 168 Faulkner, Mattie, 169 Fauntleroy, Pamela, 136 Feater, Diane, 169 Felder, Leroy, 76, 77 Feldman, Sara, 71, 169 Feldshek, C., 136 Feldstein, Howard, 136 Felton, Marc, 169 Felton, Sharon, 114, 136 Fike, Clevland, 169 Fine, Douglas, 169 Finney, Pamela, 169 Fisher, Ovella, 136 Fisher, Tanya, 136 Fisher, Valdez, 136 Fletcher, Faye, 136 Flood, Patricia, 151 Floyd, Sylester, 141 Fonseca, Tanya, 136 Fontanilla, Floyd, 83, 93, 151 Foote, D., 88, 151 Forbes, April, 136 Ford, Marvin, 169 Ford, Samuel, 136 Ford, T., 93 Forshlager, Faye, 136 Fortson, Carl, 85 Foster, Carlita, 136 Foust, L., 136 Fowlkes, Gleynce, 151 Fox, Marci, 137 Fox, Mitchell, 151 Fox, Rose Mrs., 21 Foy, Therlow, 126 1 Frager, Steven, 117 Francis, Hilda, 169 Francis, Kevin, 76, 78, 88, 89 Frankford, Leonard, 56, 64, 169 Franklin, Thedora, 187 Freedman, Ronald Mr., 31 Friedman, Bonnie, 151 Friedman, Josephine Mrs., 21 Friedman, Ronald Mr., 45, 65 Fuget, Sharon, 116 Fuller, Leon, 118 Fulton, Joan, 169 Gaines, Karen, 151 Galloway, Althea, 112, 113, 116, Gamble, Saundra, 169 Gamole, J., 136 Gani, D., 151 Gannon, Carole Mrs., 24 Gant, Deborah, 151 Gardner, Tyrone, 169 Gargrove, M., 137 Garner, Badger, 169 Garris, Kirone, 169 Gaskins, Charles, 160, 169 Gaskins, Gregory, 136 Gaskins, Malcolm, 169 Gee, Cynthia, 136 Gee, Veronica, 136 Geiner, L., 136 Gelman, Barbara, 169 Gett, Diane, 170 Gettle, Ivan Mr., 35 Ghee, Janice, 151 Gibson, Linda, 136 Gibson, Lorraine, 44 Gilliam, Anita, 64, 169 Gilman, Gwendolyn, 115, 151 Gladden, Ronald, 151 Glaser, Dan, 170 Glaser, Hannah, 28 Glasgow, Rodney, 136 Glatt, Ted, 170 Godfrey, Cory, 70, 71, 73, 152 Gold, Jeffrey, 82, 152 Goldberg, Myrna Mrs., 26 Goldner, David, 152 Goldsmith, Fred, 67, 170 Golphin, K., 136 Goodman, Cheyrl, 136 Goodman, Leon, 170 Goodman, Maurice, 136 Gorban, Bernard, 36 Gordan, Marlon, 152 Gorman, Glenda, 152 Grace, Leo, 152 Grady, A., 152 Graham, Pamela, 137 Graham, Robert, 152 Grame, C., 137 Grant, Eddie, 62 Grant, Kenneth, 170 Grant, Vanessa, 170 Grant, Warren, 28, 49, 188 Graves, Anna, 152 Gray, Sarah, 20 Grayth, C., 137 Green Green Green Green, Green, Green, , Jeffrey, 137 , Cynthia, 152 , Deborah, 137 Dexter, 152 Green, , Edgardo, 76, 152 E., 63, 82 Eric, 76, 170 Janis, 91, 170 Green, Lorraine, 43 Green, Phyllis, 126 Green, Stephanie, 137 Greenberg, Barry, 64 Greenberg, Bob, 17 O Greenberg, Ruth, 68 Greenburg, Yale, 92, 170 Greene, Edward, 137 Greene, Pamela, 137 Greenhouse, Roslyn, 25 Greer, Vanessa, 170 Gresham, Mernita, 160, 170 Griffin, Adrian, 170 Grimes, Mary, 137 1 Gross, Brenda, 58, 114 Gross, Neala, 69 Gunter, Michael, 83 Guralnick, Wendy, 66, 68, 69, 152 Gutin, Alexis, 71, 170 Guy, Carroll, 137 Gwathme , Margaret, 41 Hackett, Jeffrey, 170 Hairston, Harney, 170 Hall, Glenda, 137 Hall, Lamont, 137 Hall, Richard, 170 Hall, Tina, 115, 152 Halle, Bernard, 126 Halley, Daressa, 126 Hallums, Kenneth, 171 Hameroff, Linda, 171, 110, 71 Hamm, Barbara, 171 Hammond, Deborah, 152 Hammond, Leslie, 152, 148 Hamn, Daniel, 90 Handy, Karen, 137 Haney, M., 90 Hankin, Larry, 137 Hankin, Stuart, 171,82 Hankins, Vanessa, 152 Hansen, Janet, 27 Hanson, Sheila, 171 Hardy, A., 137 Hardy, Charles, 171 Hardy, Linda, 152 Hardy, Vanessa, 63 Hargrave, Jeanette, 171 Hargrave, Marlyne, 137 Har ave, Patricia, 137 Harfgy, Daisey, 152, 63 Harmon, Valerie, 137 Harrida , Margaret, 61 Harris, Andrea, 152 Harris, Antonio, 171 Harris, Charlene, 152, 148 Harris, Linda, 171,91 Harris, Dexter, 137 Harris, Elizabeth, 36 Harris, Gail, 137 Harris, Jack, 171 Harris, John, 76 Harris, Karen, 152 Harrison, Agnes, 171, 152 Harrison, Renell, 171, 76, 77 Hartley, Felecia, 152 Harvard, Tracey, 149 Hassell, Renee, 137 Hassell, Ronald, 171 Hatch, R., 152 Hatchett, Joyce, 152 Hawkes, Patricia, 171, 68 Hirsch, David, 82, 172 Hobrar, E., 137 Hobson, Eleanor, 114 Hodge, Alexander, 172 Holladay, Vernette, 152 Holland, Sharon, 137 Holland, Yolanda, 152 Holley, Dino, 172 Holley, Joyce, 42 Holley, Michele, 63, 112, 116, 172 Holly, Cynthia, 137 Holman, Andre, 137 Holmes, Darryl, 152 Holoman, Carleton, 137 Holt, Charlotte, 21, 160 Holt, Pamela, 137 Holt, Wanda, 172 Honick, Jeffrey, 17 2 Hoo es, John, 137 Hooker, S., 110 Horn, Carolyn, 137 Houst, E., 63 Houston, J., 137 Howard, Andrea, 62, 162 Howard, Jeffrey, 152 Howard, Rosalind, 172 Howell, Paul, 152 Hubbard, Donna, 152 Hubbard, H., 137 Hubbard, Jeffrey, 152 Hubbard, Rodney, 173 Hubbard, Thomas Mr., 34 Hughes, Mark, 137 Hunter, Simone, 152 Hurwitz, Louis, 173 Hutt, Melynda, 152 Hyatt, Jeanne, 23 Hyman, Hyman, Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Cheryl, 137 Fran , 137 , Angel, 173 Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, , Cynthia, 137 , Joyce, 112, 137 , Phyllis, 173 , R., 93 , Reginald, 173 , Rernita, 137 , Sandy, 137 , Sydnade, 152 Jackson, Jackson, , Vernetta, 112, 113, 152 , Vernon, 187 Anthony, 137 Antonio, 92, 144,145, 152 B., 63, 137 Collis, 152 Tyrone, 173 Verna, 137 Jacobs, Carolyn, 126 Hawkins, Deborah, 152 Hawkins, H., 137 Hawkins, Jocelyn, 171 Hawkins, Michele, 137 Hawkins, Valerie, 171 Hayes, Gary, 63, 64, 171 Haywood, Keith, 76 Heath, Delcine, 137 Heigh, Cynthia, 137 Henderson, Michael, 137 Henry, Clarence, 137 Henry, Joann, 152 Henson, Kenneth, 171 Henson, Michelle, 137 Henson, Rubie, 172 Herring, Gail, 172 Hester, Francine, 152 Hicks, Carolyn, 137 Hicks, Iantha, 152 Hicks, Joyce, 152 Hicks, Hicks, Paulette, 172 Pauline, 172 Hig 'ns, Andrea, 172 Higgi Michael, 172, 63, 64 Highsmith, Sheila, 137 Hill, Dana, 172 Hill, Lisa, 137, 63 Hill, Sheila, 79 Hilliard, Eunice, 23 Hines, Kim, 172 Hinkson, Joann, 172 212 Jacobson, Steven, 67, 153 James, John, 63 James, Judith, 152 Jeffers, Leslie, 62 Jefferson, Germaine, 58 Jefferson, Romona, 173 Jeffries, Rene, 112, 113, 173 Jennifer, Debra, 173 Jenkins, Leslie, 173 Jennings, Andre, 63 J erman , Mertine, 115 Jessup, Kay, 173 Jeter, Reginald, 173 J iglgetts, Patricia, 58, 67, 173 Jo nson, Arvia, 63, 173 Johnson, C., 85 Johnson, Debra, 137 Johnson, Diane, 187 Johnson, Ernestine, 173 Johnson, Gail, 152 Johnson, Gail, 173 Johnson, Gerald, 138 Johnson, Graham, 85, 88, 89, 160, 173 Johnson, Jacqueline, 138 Johnson, Karen, 152 Johnson, Kenneth, 90 Johnson, Leonard, 138 Johnson, Linda, 173, 187 Johnson, Mark, 76 Johnson, Michael, 138 Johnson, Michael, 173, 187 Johnson, Michele, 138 Johnson, Monica, 173 Johnson, Othelia, 152 Johnson, Pamela, 174 Johnson, Pennie, 138 Johnson, Robin, 173 Johnson, Rona, 152 Johnson, Sandra, 64, 153 Johnson, Sylvia, 152 Johnson, Van, 76, 153 Johnson, Vanessa, 138 Jones, Addrienne, 153 Jones, Cynthia, 153 Jones, Denise, 153 Jones, Janice, 58, 153 Jones, James, 138 Jones, Jeanette, 153 Jones, Julia, 174 Jones, Lorraine, 138 Jones, Margot, 174, 187 Jones, Marie, 63 Jones, Maurice, 174 Jones, Nathaniel, 153 Jones, Reginald, 138 Jones, Re 'nald, 64, 138 Jones, Roi-in, 138 Jones, Ruth, 153 Jones, Secola, 153 Jones, Susan, 153 Jones, Teleacea, 174 Jones, V., 153 Jones, Y., 138 Jones, Yolanda, 138 Jones, Yvette, 138 Jordan, Darlene, 62 Jordan, Della, 153 Jordan, Sharon, 138 Joyner, Lamont, 138 Kahn, Rachel, 68, 153 Katz, J ., 153 Katzenstein, Lisa, 70, 173 Kelley, Dorethea, 153 Kelly, Cynthia, 62, 174 Kemp, Karen, 153 Kennedy, Gloria, 153 Kerpelman, Antonia, 63, 174 Kershner, Leslie, 126 Kershner, Lisa, 68, 153 Keyser, Howard, 138 Kiah, Christine, 174 Kimmel, Renay, 126 King, Donald, 92, 17 4 King, Terry, 153 Kington, Gail, 174 Kinsler, Melvin, 63, 76 Kirszenbaum, Leon, 174 Kittrell, Lizzie, 138 Klawansky, Myra, 17 4 Klein, P., 82, 93, 153 Knable, Stacie, 110, 138 Knight, Renee, 138 Knott, Earnest, 153 Knox, George, 62 Koch, Susan, 174 Kolodner, Beth, 153 Koman, Harris, 153 Kotz, Jeffrey, 83, 92 Kramer, Bernice Mrs., 22, 48 Krebs, Amanda Mrs., 25 Krimmel, D., 82 Krum, Randall, 62, 63 Kutch, Tyrone, 153 Lachman, Jack, 20 Ladson, Norman, 174 Lambert, Amanda, 138 Landrum, Anthony, 153 Lane, Herbert, 174 Lane, William, 63 Lang, Alyson, 175 Langsner, Sandra, 175 Lanson, M., 63 Lares, Ruth, 36 Larkins, Renee, 115 Larkins, Theresa, 138 Lasnick, Charna, 68, 153 Lawrence, Cornelius, 138 Lawrence, Sheri, 138 Lawrence, Sherris, 153 L Lawson, Carolyn, 153 Lawson, Josie, 63 Lawson, Kim, 138 Lawson, Vera, 153 Leach, William, 175 Lee, Carolyn, 153 Lee, Duane, 138 Lee, Reginald, 138 Lee, Rosalind, 153 Lee, Roslyn, 153 Lee, Venetia, 138 Lee, Wanda, 138 Leeper, J ari, 138 Leishure, Samuel, 39, 49, 88, 160 Lennon, Howard, 41 Lesaine, G., 138 Lesane, James, 76, 77, 153 Leslie, Walter, 82, 88, 89, 175 Letman, Robin, 153 Levin, Beth, 175 Levin, Debra, 175 Levin, Mindy, 114, 115 Levin, Shirley, 25 Levy, Phyllis, 126 Lewis, A., 138 Lewis, Adrienne, 153 Lewis, Arthur, 153 Lewis, Beverly, 115, 138 Lewis, Charles, 64 Lewis, Kim, 72, 153 Lewis, Moses, 138 Lewis, Oscar, 29 Lewis, Rene, 153 Lewis, Robert, 61 Lewis, Robin, 138 Lewis, Ronald, 138 Lewis, Vanessa, 175 Lightfoot, Diane, 175 Liles, Sheila, 175 Lipscomb, Robin, 138 Little, Stephanie, 153 Lloyd, Jacqueline, 138 Locke, J oye, 62, 175 Locklely, Robert, 80, 81, 153 Loeb, oss, 56, 66, 175 Logan, Gary, 138 Logan, Gary, 175 Logan, Janice, 17 5 Logan, Marlene, 138 Logan, Michael, 153 Long, Eric, 64, 175 Long, Patricia, 138 Long, Sherrie, 175 Love, Felecia, 153 Lowery, Valerie, 58, 116, 154 Lowitz, John, 83, 126 Mack, Henry, 160, 175 Mack, Jacqueline, 154 Mack, Vera, 114, 115, 138 Macklin, Marcia, 154 Macrel, M., 154 Madden, K., 139 Maddox, Gertrude, 139 Maddox, Sharon, 139 Maith, Theresa, 175 Maizels, Francis, 175 Mamgum, Debbie, 154 Marcelean, M., 139 Marine, Bonita, 154 Markus, Sidney, 154 Marner, Evelyn, 139 Marrow, Gloria, 29, 49 Marshall, Edward, 19 Marshall, Herman, 139 Marshall, Juan, 139 Marshall, William, 71, 81 Martin, Vanessa, 70 Martin, Joann, 139 Martin, Vanessa, 66, 126 Marvin, Alvin, 139 Massey, Emanuel, 76, 77 Matthews, D., 63, 154 Matthews, G., 139 Matthews, Joyce, 63, 73 Matthews, Sharon, 154 Mayers, Gwendolyn, 67, 175 Mayfield, William, 139 Mayo, Aretha, 21 Mayrovitz, Janice, 22 Ma rovitz, Raymond, 39, 49, 82, 92 Mc ride, Lita, 63, 154 E McCant, Debbie, 175 McCants, Valaria, 57, 176 McClain, McClain, Darlene, 154 A., 139 McClain, Jesse, 139 McClain, P., 114, 115, 139 McClain, Richard, 139 McCloud, Ernestine Mrs., 26 McCloud, Stephanie, 66, 139 McCoy, A., 154 McDermott, Thomas Mr., 40 McFadden, Loretta, 139 McGee, Teri, 139 McGee, Terry, 139 McGlougklin, Joyce, 139 McGuire, Dorthea, 139 McGuire, Hugh Mr., 32 McKnight, J enise, 126 McLeod, Barbara, 139 McNair, Donna, 58, 154 McNaughton, Selma, 61 McNeill, James, 176 McRae, Leroy, 176 Meads, Beverly, 154 Medcalf, Barbara Mrs., 31 Megee, T., 90 Megginson, Lywonda, 63, 176 Merenblum, Debra, 21, 57 Merimee, Nancy, 24 Merimee, Thomas, 27, 49 Merrick, Darnetta, 176 Merrick, Robert, 64 Merritt, Belinda, 139 Merritt, Michael, 84, 85, 17 6 Mertine, Jane, 139 Meyer, Alexis, 66, 68, 154 Michelson, Jeffrey, 55, 66, 68, 176 Mitchner, Josephine, 67, 139 Middleton, Louis, 176 Middleton, Thomas, 17 6 Milburn, T., 154 Milburn, Amelia, 139 Milburn, M., 114 Miles, Kim, 112 Miles, Marion, 154 Miles, Sheron, 176 Miley, Leonard, 76 Miller, Deborah, 139 Miller, Glenn, 83, 139 Miller, Jeffrey, 176 Miller, Joyce, 154 Miller, K., 139 Miller, Richard, 22 Milligan, Deron, 139 Millings, Karolyn, 24 Mines, Sandra, 139 Minter, Albertine, 176 Mitchell, Avis, 112, 113, 154 Mitchell, Robin, 154 Mitchell, Taugee, 154 Mobley, Melvin, 139 Molloy, Michael, 24, 48 Molock, Louis, 139 Monroe, Gary, 154 Monroem, Ruthie, 139 Montgomery, Denise, 176 Montgomery, Lizzie, 91, 176 Montgomery, Richard, 76 Montgomery, Rose, 139 Moore, C asandra, 176 Moore, Deborah, 116, 176 Moore, Diane, 176 Moore, E., 80 Moore, Hayden, 176 Moore, Jamie, 154 Moore, Kathy, 112, 113, 176 Moore, L arry, 176 Moore, Robert, 93 Moore, Shirley, 154 Moore, Terry, 139 Moore, Terry, 139 Moore Valarie, 139 Y Mooring, Mooring, Donald, 176 Joey, 154 Morag-el, Brian, 62 Morgan, Mary, 139 Morganstein, Ellen, 139 Morris, Kevin, 139 Morrow, Connie, 139 Morton, Gregory, 177 Morton, L., 154 Moses, Valarie, 154 Murdock, Cynthia, 139 Murdock, Herbert, 176 Murdock, Karen, 177, 58, 91 Murdock, Teloca, 139 Murray, A uanette, 139 Murray, Bill, 76, 154 Murray, Janice, 154 Murrill, Rhonda, 154 Myers, Cheryl, 139 Myers, S., 154 Nance, Helen, 177 Napp, John, 29 Nash, Linda, 154 Near, Ph llis, 63 Nellons, Stephanie, 139 Nelson, Gloria, 139 Nelson, Joseph, 139 Nesbitt, Howard, 85 N everdon, Ronald, 34 Newby, Shirmaine, 177 Nicho as, Bessie, 154 Nicholas, Bruce, 76, 78 Nicholas, Christine, 154 N ickens, Owens, 62, 17 7 Nixon, Johnny, 154 Norris, James, 154 Norris, Rodney, 154 Novak, Edwin, 38, 49 Oberfelder, Ellen, 23, 49 O'Briant, Toney, 154 Odachowski, Melvin, 37, 57 Oden, Patricia, 58, 67, 177 Odom, Robinette, 17 7 Ogelsby, Alverta, 139 Oliver, Catherine, 177 Opher, Kevin, 177 Oppenheimer, Joel, 82, 92, 1 Orange, Dora, 177 Orbey, R., 154 Overstreet, Yolanda, 1 16 Owens, Carol, 67 Owens, Vernetta, 177 Owens, Wanda, 139 Pagin, J ., 63 Pagon, Byron, 85, 155 Paige, David, 177 Paige, Glenda, 115, 139 Palmer, B., 63 Palmer, Karen, 155 Palmer, Nathan, 93 Palmer, Rosalind, 111, 139 Palmer, Vanessa, 148, 155 Parham, S., 154 Parker, David, 155 Parker, Deborah, 17 7 Parker, Gail, 157 Parran, Monica, 139 Partee, 160, 178 Pater, K., 155 Paterson, Charlene, 139 Patterson, Norman, 155 Paul, Karen, 111 Payne, Carmenita, 140 Payne, Ricky, 178 Payton, Paulette, 178 Peaker, Pamela, 178 Peebles, Alicinne, 111 Pelc, Israel, 178 Pendelton, Edna, 140 Penn, Rosa, 155 Peregoff, Steven, 57, 154 Perkins, Catherine, 178 Perkins, Paula, 31 Perry, Anthony, 140 Perry, J ., 63 Perry, R., 154 Perry, Renee, 178 Perry, Yosette, 178 Peterson, Barbara, 178 Peterson, Bernaderre, 140 Peterson, Bernard, 178 54 2 Peterson, Lissa, 22, 48 Peterson, Mark, 31, 80, 81 Peterson, R., 154 Pettigrew, Brenda, 62, 178 Pettit, Joann, 140 Phillips, Donna, 140 Phip s, Dorothea, 68, 178 Phoelius, David, 178 Pierce, Tyesi, 155 Robinson, Deborah, 155 Robinson, Emma, 155 Robinson, Gloria, 126 Robinson, Gwendolyn, 155 Robinson, Herbert, 63 Robinson, Jackie, 92 Robinson, James, 111, 155 Robinson, Leonard, 64, 180 Robinson, Ramona, 61, 155 Pimento, Cecilia, 178, 63 Pinchback, Anita, 178 Pinkney, Martha, 17 8 Pitt, William, 76, 88, 89, 178 Pittman, Judy, 140 Plater, David, 178 Pleasant, Barbara, 179 Plorton, Y., 140 Plummer, R., 155 Polanski, Jan, 179 Poole, Debra, 179 Poole, Donna, 179 Poole, Joyce, 41 Pope, Dawn, 111, 116, 140 Posner, Rona, 179 Powell, Cephus, 155 Powell, Evelyn, 140 Powell, M., 155 Powell, R., 140 Prater, Rhonda, 140 Preszet, Sherry, 126 Price, Clarissa, 43 Pride, Denise, 179 Prillman, Doreen, 155 Pugh, David, 82, 88,89 Purcell, Sharon, 140 Pussel, L., 155 Putten, K., 155 Putty, Kevin, 140 Queen, Edith, 140 Ramsey, James, 170 Randolph, Dena, 61 Robinson, Sheila, 126 Roderick, R., 155 Rodgers, Cynthia, 155 Rodgers, G., 155 Rogers, Russell, 180 Rohoblt, Myra, 116 Rokovitz, Susan, 25 Rombro, A., 140 Rooks, Toni, 140 Rose, Vernette, 115 Roundtree, Donna, 140 Rowe, Cheryl, 126 Rowlette, Phyllis, 126 Rosen, Toby Mrs., 42 Rosenstein, Jane, 140 Ross, Darlene, 155 Rosskopf, Marc, 93 Rothwell, Robert, 34 Royal, Adana, 180 Royal, Carlethia, 62, 140 Ru in, David, 66, 140 Rubinstein, Helene, 180 Ruffin, Barbara, 180 Ruffin, D., 140 Ruffin, Jaculyn, 180 Russell, Ma , 140 Rotkovitz, Clllarles, 180 Ryles, K., 155 Sahm, Andrea, 140 Salawitch, Amy, 66, 126 Salkov, Elisabeth, 67 Salmon, Marcia, 34 Savage, India, 180 Schaefe Rantin, Adrianne, 140 Rappeport, Susan, 70, 155 Rawlings, Bryan, 179 Rawlings, John, 140 Ray, Karen, 155 Reddish, Reba, 155, 62 Redmond, Allan, 179 Redmond, G., 155 Redmond, Vernon, 179 Sapero, Rita, 126 Sarrin, Shelley, 68, 70, 180 Saunders, D., 155 Saunders, William, 180 Savage, Lynette, 140 Swayer, Arletta, 155 Sawyer, D., 63 ii, Vicki, 38, 111 Silverstein, Steven, 181, 92 Simmons, Hubert, 40 Simmons, N., 141 Simon, Garland, 155 Simons, Cynthia, 155 Simpson, Renee, 181 Sinclair, Tanya, 58, 155 Singfield, Cathy, 141 Singletary, Claudine, 141 Singleton, Leonard, 141 Sless, Fran, 66, 55, 70, 71, 181 Smallwood, Cheryl, 155 Smith, Anthony, 155 Smith, Barbara, 155 Smith, Dale, 141 Smith, Dale, 141 Smith, Darcell, 141 Smith, Darlene, 141 Smith, Duane, 181 Smith, Dwight, 63 Smith, Edna, 141 Smith, Ella, 141 Smith, Gwen, 155 Smith, Janet, 181 Smith, J estine, 181 Smith, Julius, 155 Smith, Karen, 141 Smith, Linda, 181 Smith, Marcus, 141 Smith, Marvin, 155 Smith, Millard, 182 Smith, Phyllis, 182 Smith, Rachel, 141 Smith, Robert, 70, 71, 182 Smith, Ronald, 141 Smith, Stan, 155 Smith, Stephen, 63, 85, 155 Smith, Thelma, 58, 155 Smothers, Derk, 83, 92 Smothers, Lisele, 111, 141 Snead, Joann, 141 Sneed, Bonnie, 182 Snell, Ray, 76 Snipes, Deborah, 141 Snowden, Michael, 63, 155 Soden, Rodney, 141 Soloman, Solomon Y Solomon, Soloman, Cornell, 155 Nancy, 40, 58 Sharon, 182 Ted, 155 Reed, Eltrentrose, 140 Reese, George, 82, 93, 155 Regan, Katherine, 42, 43 Reid, Ervin, 155 Reid, Marvin, 140 Reinhart, Charles, 27, 56 Restivo, Louise, 20 Rettew, Thomas, 37 Reynalds, Joseph, 179 Rhoddes, G., 155 Rhodes, Bennie, 155 Ribakow, Bryan, 140 Rice, Martin, 179 Rich, Marlene, 179 Richardson, Brunnetta, 58, 155 Richardson Richardson, Richardson, Richardson, Richardson, , David, 92, 179 Dennis, 179 Donna, 155 Paulette, 155 Sharon, 179 Richmond, Cynthia, 155 Ricks, Deborah, 155 Riddick, Valarie, 140 Riley, Sheila, 140 Ring, Majorie Miss, 45, 48 Roach, Darlene, 126, 64 Roane, Monet, 179 Roane, Veronica, 140 Roberts, Keith, 140 Roberts, Patricia, 180 Roberts, Verlinda, 155 Roberts, Vernetta, 63 Robinson, Anthony, 140 Robinson, Avis, 155 Robinson, Carolyn, 140 Robinson, Charles, 92, 180 Robinson, Dakota, 140 Robinson, David. 155 214 Schaftel, Steven, 92, 180 Schein, Bruce, 140 Scherr, Susan, 64, 180 Schmitz, Gordon, 37 Schwartz, Esther, 30 Schwartzman, Joshua, 63, 181 Scott, D., 155 Scott, Evelyn, 91, 181 Scott, Frizzella, 181 Scott, Jac ueline, 155 Searghillfli., 155 Sears, Myron, 140 Seligman, Sara, 60, 71, 181 Sewell, Saroya, 181 Shade, Adrienne, 155 Shallwitz, Amy, 70 Shapiro, R., 66 Shaw, Esther, 140 Shaw, Joan, 25 Shayte, Bert, 68, 155 Sheard, Curtis, 140 Sheard, Shelley, 181 Sherrell, R., 63, 141 Shifrin, Debbie, 181 Shelton, Phyllis, 49, 29 Shields, Mary, 32 Shiff, R., 83, 93, 141 Shipley, Alfred, 181 Shoken, Fred, 161, 181 Shores, K., 140 Shugarman, Lester, 141 Shugarman, Marlene, 68, 110, 181 Shu arman, Sharlene, 66, 68, 110, 181 Shuiheis, Lester, 37 Silberminz, Freida, 28 Silbert, Eunice, 141 Sills, John, 84, 85, 181 Silver, Sheila, 181 Sommerwerck, Elizabeth, 34 Spangenthal, Julian, 82, 182 Spann, Mark, 182 Sparck, Alan, 29, 49 Spear, Betty, 33 Spencer, Dwayne, 126 Spencer, James, 63, 64, 182 Spencer, Randy, 187 Springer, Terrance, 182 Stall, Patricia, 44, 48 Stanley, Briant, 62 Stanley, Debra, 182 Stanley, Sharon, 141 Stanton, Vallery, 62, 141 Starghill, Kathleen, 63 Staten, Phyllis, 182 Steen, Iris, 63, 126 Stephenson, Diane, 155 Steplp, Nelda, 182 Ster ing, K., 141 Stevens, D., 156 Stevenson, Donald, 76 Stewart, Herbert, 182 Stewart, Wanda, 62, 156 Stewart, Wayne, 156 Stewart, Yvette, 182 St. Louis, Ann, 141 Stokes, Gail, 141 Stokes, Janet, 182 Stokes, Jocelyn, 141 Stokes, Paula, 156 Stokes, Sherron, 156 Stovall, Terra, 182 Street, Angela, 156 Street, Reginald, 64, 160, 182 Stong, Deborah, 58, 156 Sugar, Judith, 182 Surosky, Gary, 182 Suskin, Steven, 182 Susman, Karen, 182 Sutton, Cheryl, 141 Sutton, Ivy, 156 Swann, Angela, 156 Swann, Ann, 156 Swann, James, 182 Sweets, D., 156 Sydnor, Raymond, 76, 90 Sykes, Cheryl, 64, 183 Sykes, Rodne , 183 Tabackman, Llee, 66 Tabb, Clarence, 141 Tabb, M., 90 Tamres, Saralee, 28 Tarrant, Bagwaina, 68, 112, 182 Tarver, Cheryl, 141 Tasker, Bern1ce,58, 156 Tate, Rodney, 183 Tates, Robert, 183 Taylor, Brenda, 62 Taylor, Charlee, 183 Taylor, Charlene, 64 Taylor, David, 183 Taylor, Denise, 183 Taylor, Dortrie, 183 Taylor, Jacqueline, 183 Taylor, Jan, 183, 63 Taylor, Jeanine, 126 Taylor, Johnnie, 183 Taylor, Karen, 141 Taylor, Kelvin, 76 Taylor, Lewis, 82, 156 Taylor, Mayora, 141 Taylor, Pamela, 156 Taylor, Patti, 156 Taylor, Richard, 76, 183 Taylor, Robin, 141 Taylor, Romaine, 53, 63, 68, 161, 183 Taylor, Susan, 33, 35 Taylor, Wayne, 156 Tawer, C., 62 Thomas, Alvin, 156 Thomas, Janice, 156 Thomas, Larry, 85 Thomas, Valarie, 183 Thompson, Brenda, 141 Thompson, Charlene, 26, 66 Thompson, Darlene, 62, 183 Thompson, Donna, 184 Thompson, L., 156 Thompson, Wanda, 184 Thornton, Antonio, 156 Thorton, Denise, 141 Thylik, Viola, 184 Ti gle, Robin, 63, 91, 184 Tiihman, Bobbie, 64 Tillary, Peggie, 184 Timmons, Keith, 156 Tinsley, Frances, 73, 184 Tisdale, Colleen, 184 Tisdale, Dirdre, 141 Todd, Joyce, 184 Todd, Samuel, 184 Tolson, Chaundra, 141 Tomliv, Steven, 142 Tomoney, Brenda, 63, 156 Toran, Reggie, 156 Towles, Jacqueline, 142 Townes, William, 184 Townson, Carolyn, 142 Townsend, Larry, 68, 184 Townsend, Thomas, 68, 184 Trafton, Martha, 184 Trehern, Deborah, 110 Troseh, Ann, 156 Tubman, Maykrond, 83 Tucker, Diana, 142 Tucker, John, 68, 142 Tucker, Joann, 63, 184 Tucker, Saverne, 142 Tuerk, Helga, 36 Tunstall, Debra, 63, 184 Tunstall, Diane, 62, 143 Turnage, William, 82, 92, 184 Turner, Gail, 184 Turner, Michael, 64, 184 Turner, Sherri, 142 Underwood, Elaine, 157 Unitas, Francis, 37 Uszerowicz, Myles, 185 Veney, Kim, 157 Veney, Lola, 185 Vick, Rosalind, 143 Vick, Samuel, 142 Vincent, Irvin, 185 Waddell, Michael, 83, 142 Wade, Donna, 185 Wade, Gregory, 156 Wadlington, P., 156 Wake, Carmen, 156 Waldman, Alvin, 35 Walker, Grace, 36 Walker, Lennie, 142 Walker, Michael, 83 Walker, Ronald, 142 Walker, T., 64 Wallace, Adrienne, 142 Wallace, Raymond, 142 Wallace, Terry, 142 Wallace, Tyrone, 64, 185 Walker, R., 156 Walls, C., 142 Walls, Ernest, 142 Walston, Dawn, 58, 157 Walter, Harold, 93, 156 Walton, D., 114 Ward, Darlean, 156 Ward, James, 39, 80 Ward, Steven, 185 Wardlaw, India, 63, 185 Warren, Charlene, 62, 185 Warren, Stephanie, 157 Warshaw, Dorothy, 36 Washington, Brunetta, 58, 157 Washington, Ernest, 185 Washington, Myra, 142 Washington, Patricia, 156 Washington, Robert, 62, 63, 142 Washington, Vicki, 142 Waters, John, 19 Waters, Karen, 142 Waters, Renee, 156 Watkins, Angela, 116 Watkins, Glen, 185 Watkins, Quentin, 156 Watkins, Ronnie, 156 Watkins, Sandra, 116 Watkins, Vernon, 63 Watson, Garry, 62 Watson, Rodney, 156 Webb, Denise, 156 Webb, Robert, 142 Webb, Vera, 185 Webster, Carolyn, 61, 156 Weisanh, H., 66, 68 Weiskope, Barry, 83, 142 Weiss, Alan, 142 Wells, Mary, 142 Wells, Maurice, 18, 60 Wells, Robert, 19 Wells, Tanya, 142 Welsch, James, 39, 76 Werthamer, Daniel, 156 Westcott, Beulah, 26 Westbrook, Annette, 142 Whalen, Lorry, 142 Wheatley, Jac ueline, 156 Whitby, Cher ll, 142 White, Darcel3:185 White, Denise, 142 White, Dexter, 156 White, Doris, 185 White, James, 185 White, James, 33 White, Karen, 142 White, Leonard, 110, 185 White, Linda, 126 White, Patricia, 142 White, Rhonda, 185 Whitehead, Patricia, 142 Whitener, Rosie, 142 Whiting, Kim, 142 Whitlock, Samuel, 62, 142 Wilkerson, Ina, 185 Wilkes, L., 156 Williams, Brenda, 66, 142 Williams, Charlotte, 157 Williams, Clyde, 186 ,Williams, Darlene, 142 Williams, Diane, 157 Williams, Frank, 185 Williams, Gerard, 186 Williams, Gregory, 142 Williams, Henry, 85, 157 Williams, James, 142 Williams, James, 90 Williams, John, 76 Williams, Joseph, 186 Williams, Katrina, 142 Williams, Kaye, 63, 186 Williams, Mary, 112, 157 Williams, Michael, 142 Williams, Pamela, 62, 157 Williams, Patrice, 143 Williams, Patricia, 143 Williams, Rosalyn, 157 Williams, Sharon, 62, 143 Williamson, Valerie, 143 Wilson, Denise, 186 Wilson, Dorothy, 115, 157 Wilson, Janice, 186 Wilson, Karen, 58, 157 Wilson, Karen Y., 68, 186 Wilson, Kenneth, 143 Wilson, Kevin, 157 Wilson, Marsha, 62, 66, 157 Wilson, Marie, 157 Wilson, Morris, 68, 157 Wilson, Robert, 63 Wilson, Renee, 143 Wilson, Robert, 186 Wilson, Stephen, 62 Wilson, Theresa, 157 Wilson, Theresa, 157 Wilson, Valery, 143 Wilson, Yvonne, 157 Winder, Jo ce, 157 Winfield, Nllyra, 143 Winston, M., 83 Wiseman, Hillary, 143 Wollard, J., 63 Wolfe, Dora, 186 Wood, J., 82 Woods, Benita, 70, 126 Woods, M., 66, 67 Woods, Ralph, 143 Woods, Velma, 143 Woodson, Aretha, 58, 62, 186 Woolf, Maureen, 35, 48 Wouldridge, Carolyn, 143 Wouldridge, Kevin, 143 Wrenn, Earl, 143 Wright, Ande, 143 Wright, Gail, 186 Wright, Mary, 143 Wright, Steven, 186 Wyatt, Thomas, 143 Yaniger, Ernest, 27 Yates, Angela, 58, 186 Yates, Edmonia, 160 Yatt, Barry, 186 Yatt, Mark, 93 Yosga, Robert, 126 Yor , Cynthia, 186 Young, Alisa, 157 Young, Debra, 143 Young, Lanessa, 157 Young, R., 143 Young, Terry, 143 Young, Thomas, 62 Zaba, Ira, 186 Zagier, Norman, 54, 68, 69, 186 Zollicoffer, Michael, 84, 85, 143 215 Fragmenfs AHempf To Form A Unif WGRT YOU? 7 855, My ZAQKX ? jgff l l .l