Northwood University - Northwood Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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Northman Skiers Marsha, Odie, Rich, and Robby stop to talk with Dick Kennedy as he takes a few minutes out to relax at the bottom of Au- Sable's slopes. Some of the Northman skiers took a few minutes break from the snowy AuSabIe slopes to pose for this picture. Carl was one of few who didn't head back out to the slopes due to a mishap.

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Nm? ' o ., ,, q.l- 4- Coach Jim Swift, above, instructs a tennis student in the proper grip, and top left, conducts a class in the Hoxie Tennis House. Tennis activity increased greatly during this year on the North- wood campus. , 3 ..r..-.,,,.-1 ,, 'ftltt-serif ,l' ,W Q if hi 5 :VY ti' ' Lktihii, ' ' .. ................,-Q-.. -.. Above, Coach Swift works with a student on the proper volleying method. Left is Christine Plums Bartkowicz, tennis protege of the late Mrs. Jean Hoxie. Plums spent part of the year in Midland, perfecting her game in the Hoxie Tennis House. Miss Bartkowicz is among the top ten female players in the United States in the 18 and under age group.