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

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Maintenance and Cafeteria Staffs Combine to Provide 24 Hour ' Service With a Smile Playing an important but unobtrusive part in the daily school routine, the cafeteria and maintenance personnel contribute to the general well being of all Wildcats. The cafeteria employees are responsible for the nutritious bal- anced diet that keeps Northwestern Wildcats going. Keeping Northwestern in its usual neat appearance is just a small part of the job the custodians perform every day. These busy men and women take pride in their work. Without them, Northwestern would not be as attractive as it is. Pride clearly shows in the smiling faces of the cafeteria ladies. Gifeteria staff from left to right: Mrs. Shipley, Mrs. Cherveny, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Munsell, Mrs. Kopcinski, Mrs. Taylor, Mis. Myers, Mrs. Romanaski, and Mrs. Poff. Mr. Smith Mr. Lorenz Mr. Williams Mr. Quillen Mrs. Utsha 37

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Energy; Reward is Intrinsic The ideas of spirit and pride are vital forces in a Wildcats life. Northwestern High School is three years old and within these past three years, the ambitions of North- western students have been dis- played through their participation in various activities. It takes a spec- ial loyalty to build a tradition, and the Wildcats of 1967 have achieved this goal. The students who enter Northwestern in the future will follow the ideal that It is tra- ditional to be a proud, spirited, and busy Wildcat. 39