Northwestern High School - Norwester Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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r H fy 7 7.T i T 8 a-fs1 1T'15 'f 1 un U. 'WIOY' l 1 . 1 l , james Telfer Lorraine Graham Dean joki john Martin President V1cefPresident Secretary Treasurer JANUARY CLASS Morro Knowledge is Powerl' Coroas Buff and Orange The graduates of January 1928 attended their first 12A meeting with fluctuating hearts and at that time nominated their candidates for office. At the next meeting, the above four proved victorious. The deplorable day for the intelligence test arrived,and, after a nightmare of squares and circles, the crestffallen and triumphant filed into 201 where the committee chairmen and members were announced. Three weeks later there wasa 12A Mixer where, despite the newness of the enterprise, the mixing was successful. Although some clung tenaciously to the agefold superstition of bad luck on Friday the thirteenth, there was a grand turnfout at the 12A Prom on January 13, and no accidents occurred. Class Day was a triangular arrangement this year. The Erst and essential part of the exercises was the traditional handingfdown of the spade by Helen Aulph to Don Erskine. There followed a playlet entitled Sham, which included Kenneth McCallum, Thelma Shaw, James Curts, and Forest MacQueen. The second angle of this triangle was the unveiling of the fountain memorial in the main Northwestern corridor. The third and most delightful angle was the dance in the girls' gym. The class banquet was held on January 24 in the lunch room. After this, with joseph Howell as toastfmaster, there ensued the program which was as a book divided into five chapters: the Hrst chapter, a Freshman in Northwestern, was given by Rae Gardner, Dean .Ioki presented the second, Scholastic Honors, Howard Worden gave the third, Athletic Honors, Sidney Woolner followed with the fourth chapter, Famous Charactersg this was succeeded by chapter V, a toast to the boys by Marie Wagner, a toast to the girls by Kenneth McCallum, and a toast to Northwestern by james Telfer. Mr. Rivett conf cluded the program with an advisory speech. The next night was commencement. After a worthfwhile address by Mr. Edwin L. Miller, the graduates received their diplomas among which were seventeen Summa Cum Laude and twentyfeight Cum Laude. They had commenced. Page Nmztcm