Northwest Junior High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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'COI' ory Tigers suffered was bad time which court on Dec but we actually catch up, again achieved then perfect Schwartz s t the Cubs and Holliday, who me Bonnei DcveG1llllund 13 with 3' 1 the Junior gym the non-league caused Bonner Sp1'ing's first the season while it brought 1GCO1d to three wms lan off the who rebounded 12 and Robinson with Ott with seven. our offense wasnt up defense was the best commented Northwest's fillace Schwartz. Our first fine, but due to our lead, 1' poise and slackened in half he added. each, were hi 'h their strong e to overtake the liattleiby f Schedule J an. 16-Center South Home W i ll' llillll I 9- rtheast Home s Home A ll Y ' e Yurnevlch gentme -i u an 1 Nn conquering the in their final nd place. The Central at the saw Coach avenge their mailing Central for almost utile quarters of desperate V. I . S f. the Jumoi Tiger 6 or nosedale L N 2 Central Bus one Basketball Schedule Northwe-st's Junior season with a ded in a leagu L1 Y! I Northwest FG IT F PLS. Roy Holliday foul their llle. A a 27-32 last Iew other on iboth Ken.. Ott of the the Tigi 2 ame. , First Quarter scored very heavily remained close at all times the game. Northwest trailed by one point get the end of the first quarter andflgthree P0i1'1tS at the half. V After trainag nagging points at end of the the lii lead, to two ipoints, teen a out? ofiiiigthe Mi ke Sul l ivan Dove Doolittle count of 27 Floyd ......... Vaughan Skmpson Ford A Y.,.... . Fry --. ....... ,. McKinney ...,. Klamm -- ..... , King .,,e. .,,,,,.... McConlco A .,...... Eighth On Dec. '13, gym witnessed unpredictably Couch Johnson's Northwest. of defealz were of Bonner ball N oVrthwest's r season, ran over Feb. 3, by teams ell coached of the of t he the Jerry Schurr 1 S lui l.aue-- resu t -W g . me Tom French, made over half of with L leading 'lhc nc. irest who buckebed five W free out o second the last scored 19 by their Northwest down center. the guards uring the last decided to to under coulcln J.. .hn O WHS the es Val ute tier i on Feb. S 4 'Nnfnlrluvq .ea tension n . ll' Jay Wilson X throws .lu uzao ucauxa 'aa' un url to non-confers ence teams. VG ference defeat Northwest en: second place conference. The Tigers,l non-conferencf any -other city Hindering' tl the season ii twice a week 'l .the Junior Col st's own gyi lstruction. . pped the Ti Schwartz, been in the nv would has three get on she Howe! asubs' of 42 t the at the Rc at the C which c to the f hig season. Argentine l eight wlgorllnifegfs -- Argentina thy-ee S01 Ag mi1'Il1'l?.l F. PTS, The results ifor 11.N0I.thea3t'l ini-we 11 1 l 1 1 'ollowsz Terbovich ll 0 Northwest mBonner S 1. Carter 'H 0 fl ' F. P1-5, West ll 'g'jgf,'Q '5 2 f Holliday Q li Turner Dickson fl 1 wilson 5 3 'Central e l,f'ef',, H 2 if nobirm-n 3 2 e Center Sov- A North 95 Mega mo 1 ' 3 Johnston 5 ,2 1 N mwest l A FG FT F Pts' 0 0 Mason f fffffql, ' I ...vc ,nu . QL

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F acult -Varsity Game The faculty cheerleaders who cheered their team to a 32 to 23 victory are: Kay Zook, Kallicpe Beslcas, Sandra Arnolcl, Mynie Griffith, Gail Minter, Beverly Kltson, Niki Economy, Elizabeth Hamler, Sandra Jackson, Treva Lee Williamson, Helen Bartz, Marylyn Robertson. l