Miami Northwestern High School - Northwesterners Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Tough Year The swimming Bulls have had a poor year. The fledgling aquanauts of MNHS participated in several dual meets this year, specializing in only three of the four basic strokes: the breaststroke, freestyle and the backstroke. Scores show that they did not place in any of the meets. . Y E ' ' ,mi W ,Q The members of the tank team are Willie Myrick, T. ' . M A Y D I Cliff Edwards, Larry Wilson, Norman Hepbum, Ray yu ifigfti Q W 1' ' l Bullard, Roy Lee, Bertram Dean and veteran Willie Bailey. 5 LQ . fit.,-. , ' They swam against Killian, Dillard, Roosevelt and Miami QA ,gh ' ' , A Military Academy. Bertram Dean entered the breaststroke i ':,,f competition in the Dade County Meet. M I l:. D LEM' . . .,,'.m,w,2w l 1. X Lhsy .N l. N , s . X s ,lx pq I P 2 'fix . f l . A' x ,,'. ' . .. . . '7 V'ffi: Look at the beautiful form Willie Myrick presents in the breast- Y -an . ff R stroke race! . my 5 . Xa . 3 X5 it . fe' X' 'l , way ,MQ-, wily- x , MX. ,H gat 1-5 95 L sf 'X' RMCXXR K xeiex' EXW..-2 i l 1? if Q '- we A Terrence Griffin's backstroke qualified him for the final meet.

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,. , , i., ', fi P . . 4 ovice Swim Team Has Q-as -Q - - .. K ,E-- - ' ' ff r'ii'g'5lg Cliff Edwards is really pouring it on over Roy Lee in a 100-yard freestyle race! :Qi ,ga-rw ----.-fr' W v- --. X - -el, 1 -,,,, Q' M34 wif! - 1 N The Bulls have an almost perfect beginning in the competition with Roosevelt in the featured 100-yard freestyle. 1 96 l

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Tennis Team Shows Promise I 1 J 9 9 Q , .,.s...ef In Mr. Leonard Walker's opinion, The tennis team had an outstanding year, with girls such as Panzy Hendrix, 1 'S - Deborah Allen, Sharon Simmons, Carolyn Swain, Lillian X 4-Zee.. g M y Brown, Letitia Walker, and boys such as Quindland Parrish, K A ,, f Terrel Fenderson, Robert Mainor, Anthony Sweeting, and 3 4, .5 3, . ' 11 i 'kg I p WT p, I gg Howard King. I 'GJ fx if' r 'VL Q '- L' ' ' ' A y , S g g This year the girls won a match with Jackson and tied i ni M - ' HPI: ef with Miami Springs. With the exception of Panzy Hendrix, 1- s, , ' ', the students who participated were playing for the first Q 4 'K f 1 ,-e- 'fl' . . . . p ' i j, --e e e -e at g e ea- 3 f time. Likewise, the boys on the baby teams and the boys m il the singles were newcomers. i s A . -,ie VJ TM, H Q '-fieiezlq 3' Q ellu.u 'mimi M W lk tul t d f th t' d i ,. .er ,sf Y -. wa-j e s t ' - - I. a el' Coflgfa 3 C 6V6I'yOI'l6 Of e Une an .e gg P - effort spent in making the team as successful as it was. He L Save Sliecial Credit to Cafolyn Swain, Robert Mainof- and 'li' Q5 'te f L S Quindland Parrish for their Sfeat improvement. i eeesaebwi f i usiw n seueeesss E-ee fs i ll s see-,essex be Eg , ., - .L ,ze QL ee- x - , g ' ' Q Q pi, ff--s iss W This seems like a perfect set-up for Robert Mainor's smash! N vbifexx xl :FET H usa Ng. v -fn, g f With a record of 1-10 iboysl, 1-9 Cgirlsb, the MNHS netters anticipate a better season next year. lst Row: Antnony Sweeting, Quinland Jackson, and Howard King. 2nd Row: Robert Mainor, 98 3 3 is Carolyn Swain, Lillian Brown, Letitia Walker, Deborah Allen, and Terrell Fenderson.