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

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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.

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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.

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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.