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

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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.

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Walter Dennis Is Class Prexy Nothing is so profound that our minds cannot explore its depths is the daring motto seniors chose to inspire them. Officers constantly reminded their confreres to accept the challenge as they planned and executed the exciting activities of their last year at Northwestern. Traditional events took on added color as class officers, working with the Senior Federation, sought to make each affair especially memorable. X . Il Y .hx 100 Selecting the daishiki as their costume, seniors wore the popular Afro look during Senior Week. A holiday from school was the prize for those who volunteered for the Senior Placement Test on a day when other students were in school. Student Government Day, Senior Class play, Parents' Tea, Class Day, Worship Day were among the major activities with Commencement as the natural culminating event. WALTER DENNIS President GARY BROWN Vice-President BRINDA COTTON Corresponding Secretary EUPHEMIA CAMBRIDGE Financial Secretary BRENDA JACKSON Reporter HAROLD CLARK Parliamentarian y