Northwestern High School - Norwester Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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BYRON R1vE'1 1 Principal 8

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4... . xww 5 Q I V, li ' ' fiiff TO K. M. C. To ,her who was the First to hear the call Of service, and to answer with her best, Who many times has stood the crucial test And proved herself a loyal friend to all,- Upon whom fair Minerva did bestow Her priceless gifts of wisdom, craft, and art Commingled with courageousness of heart And grim determination's fervent glow.- To her so true, so candid, so sincere n That she is one you seek when times are gray Because you know your troubles she'll abate, And scatter sadness with her words of cheer: To her, our kindest wishes to convey. This book, with loving thoughts, we dedicate. 7

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Northwestern Chronicle Chapter VII. May 1, 1921 May 1, 1922 BY B. RIVETT Northwestern's enrollment has steadily increased the past year until it has reached the total of 3333. The total number of teachers is 125. The following teachers have left Northwestern during the past year: Eva Stroh Bauer-Returned. Transferred to Hutchins. Loren Bow -Principal, Van Dyke School. Anna Burkheiser-Traveling. Chas. G. Burns-Transferred to Barbour. Teresa L. Cahn-Transferred to Hutchins. Eleanor Carey-Resigned. Married. 'Claudia Crumpton-Transferred to Hutchins. Head of English De- partment. Delcia Deming-Leave of absence. Genevieve K. Duffy-Leave of absence. Deda L. Emmons-Leave of absence. Frances Green-Resigned. Married. Ethel Plant Horton-Leave of absence. Karl E. Knauss-Transferred to Barbour. Edward A. Knorr-Leave of absence. Re-entered ministry. Beatrice McKnight-Resigned. Married. Jessie Metcalf-Transferred to Junior College. Muriel H. Netzorg-Leave of absence. Columbia University. .lean Patterson-Leave of absence. Alice Schoelkopf-Transferred to Central Office. Esther Smith-Leave of absence. Robert 1Viley-Leave of absence. Dartmouth College. Gwendolyn Owen-Resigned. Stage career. The following new teachers have been added to the faculty since April, 1921 : Margaret Berkaw-Algebra, History. Florence Buckeye-Transferred to Doty. Margaret Cameron-Transferred to Central. Doris A. Cline-English. Ruth Flanagan-English. Russell D. Fraser-Geography. Albert H. Hollinger-Civic Biology. Ruth Huston-Debating. Genevieve Meulenberg-Physical Training. Lyle Shearer-Physical Training. Hattie Palmer XVhite-Mathematics. Grace E, 1Vinton-Librarian. Anne Doyle-Clerk. A comparison of the scholarship the past two years reveals the fact that there is only a slight change. The scholarship for April, 1921, was 1.91: for April, 1922, 1.93. Ioan of Arc House had the highest scholarship both years. The comparison for houses and years is as follows: Second Marking April, 1921 April, 1922 Mount Vernon 1.739 1.885 Joan of Arc 1.911 1.939 9