Northwestern High School - Norwester Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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

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The tenseness of the studio audience . . . the amber glow of the warning signal . . . a breathless instant . . . and . . . the Radio Players are on the air! Many times during the past year has this scene taken place, in each case bringing new glory to t"e group Hllfl to its director, Mr. Joseph K. Holtz. Because of the very latest type public address apparatus, so generously donated by the Alumni and the Student Council, the Players have been able to practice over real radio equipment and hear exactly how their voices sound. The Radio Players presented Longfellow's Evangeline over VVJR and the March of Youth over YVWV-I, doing a, fine job in each instance. The success of the sparkling musical show, "'l'ambula,', was partly due to the hilarious humor of 'fMars" Martian Onf' amusing slice of slapstick dished up by the Players. Five Players were also cast in the 12A play. The aim of the Radio Club is to aid in develop- ing clear speaking voices as Well as culture, and to prepare students for careers in radio. The Science illld Radio Club, directed by Mr. Austin Cline, continues to explore the fascinating world about us. Radio is rapidly "going places" at Northwestern Z SCIENCE and RADIO CLUB First Ron'-Henry, Linse, Heimstadt, Cameron. Nm-ond lfou'MChatham, Hart, Buell, Gray. Page Sixteen