Northwestern High School - Nor Wester Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Wildoafs Finish Besf Season Top left: Roger Estes is determined to drive in more Wildcat points. The Wildcat varsity soccer team, under Coach Raymond Mayrovitz, showed a marked improvement over last season's 2-13-1 record, compiling a 3-5-5 slate for 1973. It was the sec- ond best varsity record ever in a sea- son marred by injuries to key players. The offense was powered by Allen Brodnick with four goals and Joel Oppenheimer with three. Leading the defensive squad was all-MSA goalee David Pugh and halfback Dean Krimmel. The season was highlighted by a 1- 0 victory over Boys' Latin with Joel Oppenheimer scoring the winning tally. i lx. ix' T 4 ,iss i 1 'T R .R . I . L15-kai., 5. . ,Y .. e SJW' 'We ,. A gf Q XJ Top right: Wildcats use strategy to psych out opponents. Bottom right: Louis Taylor demonstrates control as he dribbles down field. Bottom left: VARSITY SOCCER - Front row: D. Hirsh, J. Spanganthall, A. Brodnick, W. Turnage, J. Gold, J. Oppen- heimer. P. Klein, D. Blum. Back row: L. Taylor, R. Estes, S. Hankin, J. Wood, E. Green, D. Pugh, W. Lesley, D. Krimmel, K. Cohen, G. Reese, C. Bailey, Mgr. Coach: Mr. Raymond Mayro- vitz.

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J. V. 'Cafs Find Wins Elusive f calm Top left: R. Lockley soars high to deflect pass. Middle left: 'Cat QB barks signals as play resumes. Bottom left: Coach Peterson directs team through warm-ups. 1 The 1973 Wildcat Junior Varsity Football team completed its first A conference season with not nearly the success that the Varsity found. Win- ning only two of its scheduled games, the J .V. often played well enough to win but bad breaks and mental errors kept the 'Cats from victory. Coach Ward's forces were also hampered by injuries to key players as the gridders struggled to find a winning combina- tion. Standouts on this year's team were Tony Brown, Michael Williams, and Robert Lockley. W. Marshall eyes opponent in an attempt to gain more yard are.

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Wildcat releases tension with big block. S. Driner portrays Wildcat spirit as he dribbles. NorthWestern's Junior Varsity Soccer Team completed the 1973 sea- son with its best record in the school's eight year history. Under the instruc- tions of Coach John Bauman, the Wildcats finished just under .500 with a 6-7-1 record, an improvement over last seasons 3-5-3 slate. The team was led by such able ath- lete's as Winston Dixon, James Schaftel, and James Floyd Fontan- illa. All three are varsity soccer pro- spects for next season. 5 59979. SFP-fe. xx J. V. SOCCER TEAM - Front row: Schiff, Bass, Miller, Gunther, Weiskoph, Merritt, Waddell, Winston, Beckford, Kotz, Tubman, Walker, Smothers. Above: Fontanellia, Lowitz, Deiner.