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

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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

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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

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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.