The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
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NOR NER
BY KAY WILLIAMS

intelligent and congenial you0
teenagers. The Delta Reas servs
chicken salad in Ritz craeker'
chips and pop.
The guys and girls al ~
clubs affair were Art ThompSor
Lucille Summers, Richard BAN,
Richard Berry, Harold Hamll,on
Earl Campbell, Barbara Bryan'
Campbell Owens, Owen burs
man, Lois Hopsin, Sadie Pin.
sion. Justine Garner, Clsvol
Nirman, Peter Graham M,
Robinson, Sam Pierson. Mara
rite Mason. Emory Hicks. Br
bara Rudisel. Walter Rnchs
Barbara Lightsy, Milton Rudis
Charles Triplett. Joyce Burnett
James Boyce and ever so man,
more.
Northwestern High School,
Student Council presented thu
June Nocturne" Friday eve.
ming. The dance was held in
the schools gymnasium at 100
This was the last dance before
the prom and school closing
The dance floor was all dolled
up with crepe paper and bal.
looms.
There was a guest pianist. Ms a
Alice Farrell. Miss Farrell
student of Northeastern. has N
most exciting piano style Of an,
one / know. She has Bud Powe
combined with Milt Jackson and
Enroll Garner (of course Their
is the style of Alice Fare
mixed up in il tool,
Alice has a brother who PLAY
with Terry Gibbs. Besides Aid
playing the piano SO we'll IN
also has a wonderful personsiiI
The band. directed by Es
Campbell, played the most saua
factory music heard all ierut
(Will the school please excgse
my bold statemenD.
The balloons made the gaisiY
much brighter than usual. q
saw Tres Scarlet. Shsrlsns Lyle
Tai James. James BoYce. Riehl
ard Berry. Richard Baker. All
Thompson. Dorothy James
Donna Dixin. Charles BoYes.
Harry Boslin. Roy Brooks,
Janice Rowe. Anita Sewell and
practically the rest OF NorihI
western High School.
Since the gym was so hot M
floor show sort of cooled thns|
off. Marguerite Rowe, Meloui
Overton's trio and Claire Rod
erts at the piano. sang. Rul
Toranto played a couple of he
DYNAMIC tunes.
The ia class at Northwestern
High School had wonderful
time at Bob-Lo Tuesday. MI
O'Neil, counselor of Study Hal
1862. was the chaperone for tn,
he~py graduating class. The class
lett 1T 1890 in the morning ior
the trip. Ask anyone of them ana
they will say, There's nothing
better than being in l2A'
The baseball game between
Northwestern and Persnins
came TO an end at dusk Mon.
day afternoon. Practically all
of Northwestern High was
there enjoying the game.
Pershing had a very ambitious
baseball team throughout ihS
whole game.
Will everyone look forward u
the Black and White Formal
coming June 26.
Mr. Cedric Whitaker wl|
leave for the United States All
Forces next Wednesday, June 81
Cedric Is graduate OF NORTH
western high school, 1854.
Miss June Bonner Of Firwood
is seen rushing srounl town
nova days in a beautiful bright
red convertible Chevrolet. The
car 10 just right for such euis
young lady.
You should have seen the rul =
est little riding party Sunday al
ternoon in Canada at Allen'|
Farm and stable for riding horses
Donna Jeane Dixon. Dean Mllle,|
Betty Jean Ellington. Earl 81
Campbell and Kaye Williams
The troupe had wonderful
time. This was Donna's scare IhH|
horse was too big)
Some of the late corners wen|
Richard Baker. Doc and Rlch'|
ard Berry.
Miss Kathy Ossman and M
George Bradfield were married.
Sunday, June s. II was queI
little wedding. Mrs. Bradfield had
been previously living with Dc,
mother. Mrs. Msyberry at HeI
Blaine.
A shower was given for l"|
bride two weeks ago at the hons
of Miss Beverly Evans. There
were quite a few Of her close
friends there. The bride receivea
many nice gifts from everyone
Little Willie told me TO 81"
the Detroit TRIBUNE his specl'
thanks again for his trophy lo'
never saw anyone so proud OF
trophy as he.
A couple OF wonderful guy''
will be leaving the city to &c
turn TO the air base next mon'n'
Sterling Wilson. a young hano.
some fellow, will be gone on wv