Northwestern High School - Compass Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

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15 Double The Ambiance Moonlighting They came by night, some came by car, some came in duets and some came alone. But they all came to cele- brate the victory of the wildcats. Excitement filled the air as North- western students arrived at the dance. For the girls attending, the prepara- tion began long in advance, the per- fect dress had to be found for this evening. The latest styles were off the shoulder dresses and mini dresses, the fashionable colors were black and white. As they danced the night away, to the latest dances the whip and the wop, or they just did their own thing. To enhance the night the High Step- pers had a prepared dance routine. Also there was a dance by royalty the Homecoming King and Queen and their court. To end the ambiance of the night, , some walked by night, some walked by day Moonlighting Strangers ...... There is no need for a partner as Andrea Davis dances alone. HOMECOMING DANCE all ' ir' iw 1 7 W1 'V . 4.3. . X W, A-.si 72 K A This couple, Sean Vortis and Darcia Williams sure know how to boogie Looking at the list a group of girls pick out their favorite songs

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i CD20 CD20 Q20 C320 Q20 Gif Double The Surprise Action Packed Watch out for that wave, ch-ch- watch out for that wave! 'And now the NHS varsity football team. Covering the grass green field with their navy blue and white, the varsity players lined up for their final warm-up before the Homecoming kick-off. With the temperature rising both on and off the field, many people real- ized it wasn't being caused by the game alone. Unlike the preceding sev- en years, the air was dry and it wasn't raining. A lot of work had gone into this Homecoming and a few changes. For starters the University of MD had their radio station QWMUCJ there to announce and conduct the ceremonies. But the biggest change was the final score: 29 to zero. Northwestern had finally won their Homecoming game after a record of 7 years of losses. Some people didn't expect us to win, but others such as Kevin Monroe knew we would win because of Park- dale's record and that we were ready to defeat them! Sharon Humes and jose Burgos said We knew we would beat them on the field and in the drill contest before the game. With the game ending at 4:30 there wasn't much time to go home and get ready for the Homecoming Dance of victory. Is that a look of astonishment on Stephan Brantley's face as Tom Mooney 1371 and fellow wildcats tackle the opposing panthers in pur- suit of the football in the air? As Lajuan Huff stands at attention for the Star Spangled Banner, do thoughts of a victory cross her mind? T . Q NHS O Q0 O 00 C 5 O Q9 0 00 O OC O 0:0 LJ 00 O D U 0 QC: O QQ O gil O OC, 0 c. 0 0 'ti SPIR1' S S Oo 0 D HOMECOMING GAME 17

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Starting a special moment Mrs. DeBolcl watches jeffrey john give Crystal DeBold a corsage. I .I ?a7fff?,f 9+ if , Receiving roses Shawn Mcfammon congratulates Mrs. Ruley sponsor of SCA, with a big kiss. Staring into each others eyes Angela Lorenzano and a Former graduate Don Kroll slow dance. HOMECOMING DANCE 19