Northwestern High School - Norwester Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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13141liA'1'ING ULV13 First R1111'-A1eX:111111-r. Sftxfllllilll. Iiilllilgiil. NVi1ki11s1111. 11111111112 f 111 Grief f. Ftl1111E'I'. P4 N11-111111 lro11'fI1111111:11'11. 1i1'y1111t. K1'ist11. 121-1111'11e11, 111111111111 111111 Miss Y111111g1111'1-1 7'l1ir1l 1111111--G1':1y. .1:111111s. 11:11't11'1111. D1111t11. Grzly. 11111111s S IX NI1 11I'1I1A'I'1NG TEAM Gilpin, Me1't1111 Davis, Miller. 11111-11111 D111s DEBATING CLUB 111 111-1-111111111sh111e11ts t11e Deb:1ti11g Club ranks high z11111111g sf'h11111 111'gz111izz1ti1111s. f,I'flf21111ZPd i11 11111111111-y, 1936, 111'1dQI' t11e 1e:1ders11ip of Miss Florence Y111111g1111'e, the 011111 has sp1111s111-e11 debates dealing with 111'0ble111S of A11191'iC2111 g111'e1'11111e11t. The most 1111tst:11111i11g of these was t11e skillfully 1111111111211 i11'g111I1011f 1111 the subject, "Res1111'e11 that the United States sl111111d z1111111t 21 111111-1111101-111 1egis111t111'e.,' The Iyllbiltillgl 1111111 has 11eii11ite1y 11'1111 21 11211116 for itself at Xorth- western largxely 111'1':111se of t11e 1111111-ts of the otlicers t11is past term: Mary B1'j'21Ilf, Il1'6S1d0I1tQ 1Vi11i11m 131-1111'11e11, vice-p1'eside11tg 111111 Grace Frlieclltel, S6l'1'Pf2l1'y. DEBATING TEAM X01't1lNV9StG1'1l High S1-110111 may 11'1111 best1111' praise 11111111 tl1e Debat- ing Team 11'11i1-11 for t11e past year has b111'11e its c11111rs. Trziilled under the able 11i1'e1-ti1111 of M1-. K:11'1 Scott, the te:1111 has s11111'eeded i11 11'i1111i11g lll0S1 of its 111+b11tes ill the Det1'11it High Sc110111 Debating Ltiilglltl 1-111111-sts 1111 the 1111esti11'11, "lies1111'e11 that e1111't1-i1-:11 utilities in A1ll6I'1C'il sl11111ld be g111'e1-11111e1111 o11'11ed.', In vie1v of this fine record made by the team, it is with deepest regrets and best YViS1'1QS that we bid fzu-ewell to those members who are g1'ac111z1ting. Page 111 :teen

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HI-Y The activities of the Hi-Y are based on the purpose of creating and maintaining throughout the school and community high standards of t'hristian character and living. Meetings are l1eld each Tuesday evening at tl1e Y. M. G A.. a member's home. or a neighborhood Church. There are occasional "combined" meetings with the Girl Reserves. Each meeting generally includes a. business meeting, entertainment. and a devotion led by a member. On every Friday morning at 6:30 tl1ere is a meeting of the members of all chapters. Here breakfast is served: it is followed by a business meeting. Social activities for the year included dances. outings. and parties. Each chapter did its share at Thanksgiving and tlhristmas by sending out baskets. The chapters are ever willing and ready to aid the school in any way possible. All of the chapters are sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. The ehapter advisers are Mr. M. D. .Ierou1e, 'White Uhapterg Mr. Ii. IC. King. Red Fhapter: and Mr. I". G. Sisson, Gray Uhapter. Presidents for the fall term were Don Hartwell, lVhite: Earle Mott. Red: and Ted Hart, Gray. Those who succeeded them in the spring were Don Hartwell, Ray Danto, and Charles Pullman, respec- tivelv. GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves under the guiding direction of Miss L. IC. Holte man and Miss ID. I.. Emmons, have undertaken and accomplished several projects in the past year. As a Christmas project, they befriended a needy family and watched out for their welfare through- 1.nt the winter. At present the girls are making garments for the Needlework Guild. The girls who graduate are given a banquet by the renraining Girl Reserves. This is a semi-annual event. Every few months the Northwestern Girl Reserves meet with the City-Wide Girl Reserves and discuss activities common to both. One night the Girl Reserves had a pot lurk at the Girls' "Y" and invited a few lucky fellows to the 'filo-ed" dance al'terwards. The Mothers were invited to a Mother-Ilaughter tea and were royally entertained by an old-fashioned melodrama.. The Girl Reserves with the lli-Y boys had an outing at River Rouge Park near the end of the term, when the weather was at its best. The purpose of the Girl Reserves is to raise their own standards and ideals and thus enjoy a more complete appreciation of lite. GIRL RESERVES - First RoursMerrick. Garrett. Sudekum. Lawson. Buyers. Tainsh. Meyer MacDonald. Beebe, Seating. Second Rour-Harroun, Roberts, Estes. Wehrle. Campbell. Sroka, Hoag land, Kilpatrick. Glnskie, Brooks, Borden. IVallaee. Mallett. 'Fhird Rove-Shannon. Sage, Doremus. Traeger, Renswiek, Petreqnin MeDonald. Berg. Wells. Streeter. Genge. Feagin. Fourfll lfmrf- Sims. Roos. Johnston. Chance. Knisel, IIosteI't'er, llamp ton, Sihvonen, Folkmire, Lombard, VVeyer. Schening, l"ifll1 Hou:-Grinim. Clarke, Baker, Shusta. Dawe. Heath, Finkbeiner wnnams, Murdock, Slater, Frackelton. I Page Fifteen