Northwestern High School - Compass Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

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to make it to 8th period on time, Chris snatches his physics book from his B- locker without pause. ma S W S S X sim, gg, Puff! Puff! Bet this A-wing Locker has had a hard time breathing. THE LOCKERLESS HALL, 5 minutes after the 3:25 bell rings, these lonely halls are usually cleared. '1 i J ,ff N V ,,,,l my ,V K lf' . V ' AQ!! A locker is a good place to stash a jacket, and Ronnie Knight is doing just that as he visits his locker before school. gm 5-21-7? or is it 7-21-5? Man these lockers are illi n ' says Mark Henry as he opens his locker on the B-wing after school. LOCKERS 21

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DUUBLE THE USE! 1 1 A Locker s Story I was a short locker on the bottom row of the B-wing 3rd floor. In the summer of 87 I was looking for- ward to a new year of school. Last year I had been abandoned by a student who was withdrawn. This year I was hoping for someone to use me. I'm afraid I got more than I had bargained for! On August 29th a student, I'll call her Jeni was assigned to me. For the first few weeks she was sticking her books and lunch in me and I thought it was going to be an easy year. Then she brought her friend, I'1l call her Kimi , to me who stuffed me full of books, lunches, jackets, mirrors, and poms. Boy, was I ever jampacked, from bottom to top, I could barely hear anything. Toward the winter it got cold and this brought out the wearing of heavy coats, and you know what this meant! Those girls were using their behinds to get my doors shut. It got so bad that every time the bell rang I would hold my breath and pray for those five minutes to hurry and go by. And now it is almost summer vaca- tion and despite all the stuffing and slamming of the doors, I know I will really miss my new friends. But as much as I'll miss these new friends I wish I could give my spot on the crowded B-wing 3rd floor for a quiet one on the C-wing first floor. - '- '71-A. , wi 'cj if Ljlv-f. VLJQXLHX.: AIU., fx-V yflvptiigll-IZ-f 'lf fliqe! Eli' MW It .Il Q 'I-I .M , ,.. ..K I 3 bl' 7.'fQ5 X b r ti .gg , I I X W1 1 Q. , , L- Aim' I , -r J -Ls' , I ,gt ca, E2 M, - QI .. 39 Nd tit The Mighty I-Ierculocker 20 LOCKERS wunsv, . . -na ,wp W , f 'nm' as 4-.. , b.a...,. , A .H J . Y ' f , 1 ff 3 . Double stuffed lockers! Two students on the B-wing 3rd floor compare their lockers and see whose is the most stuffed,

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You've Got The Look LET'S GO SHOPPING FROM A TO Z Acid-wash jeans and jackets Ballie's, boxer shorts Chucks Taylors, colored contacts Cardigan sweaters Diadoras EK's, Evan Picone Forenza Cwucci, gold, Georgio, Cennera I-Ialston Impact jean jumpers Khaki Liz Claiborne, Louie Viton Le Coq Sportif, leather MCM, miniskirts Nina Ricci, Neiman Marcus Obsession Polo, Passion, Poison, Patched jeans Quartz watches Riders, Rolex, Ralph Lauren Rugby shirts Silk, suede Tretorn, turtlenecks, Timberlands Union Bay Veneza Water mocks Xan Xiang Yves St. Laurant Zena These are some well know items that Northwestern students shop for. From this list you could pick out the various styles at Northwestern. One would be the preppy look. It consists of fitted or worn out looking jeans, sweaters with turtlenecks,, as well as sweatsuits. Another would be the business look: for the girls this means blouses with a skirt and for the boys this means a shirt with a tie and slacks. This look is often accessorized with gold jewlery. Is it fad or fashion? Well a lot ofthe clothing being worn today was also worn in the early 50's and late 60's some examples include mini-skirts and petti-coats. With the various styles you find at Northwestern, you can gladly say that Northwestern students have got the look. 22 FASHION