Northwestern High School - Norwester Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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UAUMINTON ULVH First Roux-Jones. Harroun. Yerringzton, llowper. Hackett. Smith, P01 K1 Stegnmu. NVilliams. Nccouzl lu'UIl'h-Pilfl'll'k. f'orrick. Draeger. Steele. Sweeney, l'llil1lN Jones. Wille. Ziinmerman, Dawe. Tlrirfl Noir- -Roberts. Roy. Mrs. Dunn. Murphy. G ' arwood, Kloeppel, Fallum. Keefe. Sumpter. lelletic Millard. Hi 61 -r. CAMERA CLUB First Row-eWalker, Cameron, Walters. Williams. Second Row-eXVarner, Greenberg, Terrell, Kreitz, Perlman, BADMINTON CLUB ' The Badminton Club is a newly organized club in Northwestern. lt is fast taking' its place as one of the most popular. The club was started by Mrs. Mildred Dunn. At tirst it was open only to girls, but later boys were accepted. If you look in the girls' gym between three and six o'clock, you will see three courts on which there is plenty of fast playing. You will also see many waiting their turns. The club's coach and founder is an excellent player herself. With her coaching, the team, which was selected from club members, was able to put up excellent stands against teams from other schools. In fact, they did so well that they are able to boast a clean record of no defeats at the end of the season. CAMERA CLUB Mr. -Iohn Bovill undertook the task ot' reorganizing' the Camera Club. Only a few members of last term's organization returned, many being lost by Q'l'2ltlll2ltl01l. Although only a new club, it proved to be one of the best oi' its kind ever introduced into Northwestern. Its aim is to acquaint the members with everything connected with the camera. The meetings, at which were discussed the merits of the different kinds and makes of camerasg lensg Iilmsg and the printing and devel- oping' of lilrns, were held every two' weeks in school. The club had several men, connected with prominent camera shops in the city, speak at its meetings. 171,00 Twenty-11 i nc

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UNITED ARTSMEN Left to Right-Meyers. Brown. Bowers. Meaclnun. XVinstanley, Genge, Hockenberry. AUDITORIUM STAFF First Row-Walker, Dunn, Hart, Kynon, Wilson. Sccrmrl Rout-Strophegal, Boltz. Page Thirty UNITED ARTSMEN To meet the increasing demand for new publicity at Northwestern, there was re-organized, this year, the United Artsmenf' This small group of ten boys has complete charge of publicity in the school. Membership is limited to ten, and members are selected by Mr. J. K. Boltz, faculty adviser, on the basis of skill and experience. This yearis Artsmen included John Bowers, president: Bob Cameron, first vice-president, Marvin Brown, second vice-president, VVarren Yvinstanly, secretaryg and Howard Kratz, treasurer. The remaining included Dick Genge, .lim Hoc-kenberry, lid Kreig, Dick Meachan, and Dick Meyers. The U. A. has served practically every organization at Northwestern and will continue to live up to the high standards set by the Artsmen of old. AUDITORIUM STAFF Behind all of the festive and theatrical happenings at Northwestern are the tours of planning' and work of the Auditorium Staff. Dances in the gym must be lighted and decorated . . . Someone wants to use the Public Address System . . . An outside show moves on to our stage and there must be electrical and stage works for that . . . Then the Tambula comes along, an all school show requiring unusual ideas and new settings . . . more hours of work . . . The year is ended with the biggest show of all, the ftliate Christopher Bean . . . requiring many rehearsals before the showing . . . ln January the staff was given the able assistance of Edward Sokolowski, a trained technician, who worked under the direction of Mr. Joseph K. Boltz.