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

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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

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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.

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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