Northwestern High School - Norwester Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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SPRUNK, MAY M.- Condon Junior High School: Detroit Teach- ers' College. SULLIVAN, CARL S.- Goldberg School: Junior College. TAYLOR, EVELYN A.- West? High School: Junior College. -TENNISWOOD, M:ABEL E.- Chaney School: Business College. THOMSON, XVILLIAM I.- Goldberg School: Viri Club 183: Radio Club fSl: Midsummer Night's Dream 181: Jun- ior College. . 1 XVAGINSFLZE, OSCAR A.- Condon Junior High School: Viri Club: Busi- ness. , ' XVATERFALL, THORNTON- ,' Special Advanced Class: Colt Staff 16-Sl, Advertising Manager itil, KTJ, Business Man- ager KSJ: Secretary, Lincoln House USD, Vice- 'president 673: B. A. C. 16-SJ: Ruddigore 179: Midsummer Night's Dream 181: Uni- versity of Michigan. WATSON, ALFRED H.- Goldberg School! House Football 165: Radio Club K6-Sl: Midsummer Night's Dream 185: History Committee, Senior Class: Jun- ior College. VVEBB, DOROTHY- Marr School: Chairman. History Committee, Senior Class: Post Graduate Course. WHITTAKER, HELEN NAOMI- Central High School, Longwood. Ceveland, Ohio: Debating Team VH: Play Committee, Senior Class: Junior College: University of Michigan. XVICHMANN, IXGXES- Lutheran Trinity School. XVisoonsin:Pro- phecy Committee. Senior Class: Business. 21 'Zi' A u ijbf in fa' . , .v,.1 f'1., w. .:: . , . 11- V f-sr l .- .Q r,...,,1.,, , 1 ' -153: ' ,, si, W '- ' :- ' 1 '. Hz' ng- .. ,g-ig, . . sy. , CQ A .gps A 'A . . 5. ' 81:34. ww . . :SX 3 ,g .7 ' . 35.5, ' 1l:3'?' -17:1 ZS do nel, . - Sgr, f ,Vey .' . 32.-:IF -:,,'4'W . V: - s f'f xf1:ii, . .J ., yy 'X A . - . - W ' 1 4 all 51'5. lg S ff- 5 aid., .5 iam agp ':,'?e!l.r .-.4 if ., ,A , , . .... - .,, ,. W - mpc-' , PW: leffffl ' 1 5 is mb: 3 ' gn. - 'zu .,4, ' ,Q-... A ' flag .Q t? .- 'Hr D ' L' s .R 1' Q' : V Q . Q svn.. . ft .153 R.:-f'a-V ... - A'-'ii jeff: u. ' if'1g Y 291-'v11, -1 . as A -' . 1 ' e w . I . .- V I ' . f ' '5 Ei ' A 'TH'

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