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

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l fi f no 1QfQ 5 n c lf i T I NW's hockey team show their power by winning over Lapeer West. The hockey team charge the ice, ready for victory! l ! Another Lapeer West shot that was stopped by the Goalie. The '76 Icemen continually improved through- out their season. They are young and growing showing tremendous potential for future success. Captain Jeff Hubel and Dewayne Zaruba were voted the most valuable players while Mike Thibaut and Dennis Long won the honors as the most improved players. The team was coached by Alan Barnhart. Northwestern may look for' ward to continual success from their Hockey team in '77. Q 'f s 4 The team holds steady for the face-off. The Goalie sometimes gets lonely. F!!!

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.v LHR SS S L WE .5 - L- Silgl' iz.L2Lt.:, '76 introduced women and men's sports as sep- arate and equal. Although both teams were small in number, the effort put forth was outstanding. The newly formed women's swim team was coached by Mildred James. Their most valuable swimmer was Cecial Nelson and the entire team was con- sidered as most improved. Roslyan Goodrun was voted the swimmer of the year by the girls' swim team. The men's team started out strong, but several swimmers dropped out due to involvement in other activities. The men's swimming team was coached by Willie Donahue and Pete Peterson. The most outstanding swimmer was Tim Gavette and Jim Wilhelm was voted most improved. The Booster club award went to Carlos Reyna. Congratulations to the teams for outstanding sportsmanship and fine achievement. Excitement is felt during the 400 yard freestyle relay race. St mdmg ll Rl J Wilhelm, C. Reyna. Sitting ll.-Rl: l'. Shuart, Captain T. Gavette. Jim Wilhelm starts his part of the 400 yard four man relay race. ill' los and his opponent stand ready for the gun. QC N wxxm