Northwestern High School - Norwester Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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I I'- . . f . . ' l' L A gf: I , . O . Q J ,ff ! ,gf ' iw! J! E' L f The January Seniors have pitched their ff if tents. In February, 1918, when this class gf- a ' wended its way into the high school caravan, 1 little did they realize those precious things in X ' f' store for them. But four years later they , - found imbedded within them a fervent desire ,f'f '1, 'K . to cling to the old ironsides of Northwestern. l' -fy f xi' WVork was begun in earnest with a sep- A 71ffZgj arate goal in view for all. The honors of be- age! fl 4 ing a Freshman and Sophomore were duly 1, ' given, and the members of the class entered L I f-aff their Junior year with the seriousness and ilpfiii :gf pride that can accompany only a high school 4 N N' junior. They took part in the junior Hop, y 'QW which was a novelty at the school, and quite a , success. I 4. sm, , IN' ' 4241.4 The war made the sense ot duty apparent f l ,Q Sli! to all, and the class took part in many of the -- home war actixities. Members of the class Ill ' fflllllliiwieis ' +113-if Wing' : nil , .L K fllflw A g ll' ii llli fy Nl in X 5 3 rf' .--x K 31, c 'L Q X 1 .,. mln ffl wiv- X4 :M gy I-LT A T-- ' F lm 'H -ll. i et' H J-ii' 4 ge! .M -4 .L H r FT? ' H1 T 7 1 I, - 'fe 'Lulllll ci , fl ,X F X l tddtk . 'x '. all 2 won distinction in selling war bonds and doing war work. Upon reaching that long hoped for posi- tion of Seniordom, they gave the following people the honor of leading them up into the greater things of life: President, Sidney XY. Huff. lr.: vice-president, Margaret lfluilsong secretary, Ruth Marsh: treasurer, Edward Laskey. Orange and dark blue were chosen for their class colors, with this motto: XVe will find a way, or make one. .-Xs the climax of their work the Shakes- pearian drama, A Midsummer Night's Dream, was produced by the class. Those in the class taking part were: Elizabeth Sawyer, Sidney Huff, XYilliam Thomson, Everett Sawyer, Alfred Matson. and Albert Friede- mann. This play proved a brilliant success and did credit to all those who gave much to see the class come out winners. The class contributed its bit to athletics as to other school activities not mentioned here. Many members won the distinction of gaining honor points, and the whole class left anxious to help carry on the honor of North- WCSWTU- ELIZABETH SAwx'i5R. 13

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. 4, . J iff 'P ,Kr b . is-.fl A : i 1,14 A . ll' 'xi . f f , N' , an 'Y is A. rx ws- 'J ,A . F f Ar I 'r ,, : 1 -' ff V , 3 ,ri-T 1 ' -4 L . .Q f A-.. . ACKERMAN, JOHN- Eastern High School: University of Michi- gan ABIERBIAN, GUY H.- Columbian School: B. A. C. UD. 1812 Jlll'li0l' College. ANDERSON, NORMAN- Cleveland High School, St. Louis, Mo.: Or- chestra KGJ, 133: Quartet 46-SJ: Saving a Realm HJ: Ruddigore 177: Colt Treas- urer 181: University ot' Michigan. ARNUT, JULIA A.- Hancock School: French Club 155: G. A C. ISD: Prophecy Committee, Senior Class: De- triot Teachers' College: University of Michi- gan. BACKUS, DONALD C.- Estabrook School: Viri Club 46-SJ: Orchestra 11-Sl: Detroit Junior College. BARNETT, LENOR11 E.- Central High School: Varsity Track Team I6-89: House Football i619 Varsity Football QSM Junior College. BARRIE, ETHLEEN A.- Condon Junior High School: Jappyland 473: Detroit Teachers' College. BARTHEL, HELEN- Estabrook School: Alcott Club C2-SJ: Amicl Club I3-SJ: Chairman Color Committee, Sen- ior Class: Boarding School. BECKER, ALMA A.- McGraw School: Business I3-OUTON, FR.-XNKLYN L.- Hancock School: House Football Q2-41: B. A. C. 11-65: Serenade 151: Glee Club Q6-SJ: Rudclig0re 173: Junior College. IIROXVNE, JAMES R.- Marr School: Serenade 155: Ruddigore 471: Annual Vaudeville 671: Annapolis. 14