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

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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

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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

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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.