Northwestern Community High School - Expedition Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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1967 The Year of Tradition

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Through the years of experiment and estabhshment we arrive at the year of Tradition. The qualities achieved, whether admired or scorned, are those by which we are judged. Due to the three years of spirit and enthusiasm shown by the 1967 seniors, pep assembhes are now a part of Northwestern ' s tradition. Bonfires before football games are also the work of this year ' s seniors. When they were sophomores they began this pre-game tradition in hopes of arousing enthusiasm to cheer our team to victory. This tremendous backing helped the building of the sports department into an outstanding athletic association. The Northwestern Marching Band stirs the spirit of ail loyal Wildcats. The members consider it their duty and privilege to help maintain the enormous enthusiasm that the school has developed in three short years. Four groups which have contributed to the development of tradition are the Drama, Art, Music, and Journalism Departments. Through the outstanding productions of various plays, concerts, and fine arts exhibits, the cultural tradition at Northwestern is well established. The yearbook and newspaper staffs have worked to make the school community aware of traditional events and to record them for posterity. The years spent establishing tradition are few in comparison to the beneficial results of living up to worthwhile examples. So now it is the responsibility of the under- classmen not only to carry on, but also to further the spirit of tradition at Northwestern Community High School.

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