Northwest Guilford High School - Viking Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Roving Swamp Swamp rats became roving rats in this 'ilamm' Packed year. With no swamp, you could find Student Council members almost anywhere hard at work making arrangements for graduation, preparing for the prom, setting up the ordering of class rings, and organizing the Homecoming and Christmas Court celebrations. Advisory Board members could always be found on holidays, decorating the cafeteria. One thing done in the past P Shelley McVey, President of the Student Council, gets ready to announce the Christmas Queen. IQXWIIJENF COUNCIL that the Student Council could not do this year was a big White Christmas project. This was because of the lack of storage for all the clothes and the food. This event was left up to individual clubs. After the prom on April 30th and graduation on May 28th, the Student Council 's work was done. That is until the week before school started when the officers came back and prepared the school for yet another school year. Rats ll ff? 51'45'ff t g B f ,Q I f fi f' ,E 5.5.5, ,..' ' ' g -.....- -,. - 6, I . .., :1 -. ..- , :.v '.k, , : pre tsp: 4 .f:-- ...,, I .1 :,,-.,,,.. I., .-'. ., , ,,'., . . I 'tn' -' 'I . . lkkr , ' t , N 3 1, few, K i i s teke Akee ,11 A ' ' W ii7iW' iiiii '1'i ' i- ' ,1 -11 ' N '111 ' -ii ' tlii A Madame Morris explains to the Christmas Court ladies and their escorts what to do that night, December 1 1 th.

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Packed With Knowledge ontributing to the aca- demic service organiza- tions at Northwest are the well-respected honor societies. The National Honor Society, Sophomore Honor So- ciety and the Quill and Scroll International Honor Society performed their usual outstand- ing jobs this year by providing services to the community and to the school. The NHS visited nursing homes throughout the year to 3 Q-gg spend a day with the elderly people in our community and to help with such things as garden- ing and decorating for special activities. The students also treated the teachers on special holidays. The Sophomore HS contin- ued to aid the teachers of Northwest by grading papers during exam time. They also sponsored a scholarship given to the most deserving Senior. The Quill and Scroll Interna- A Shelley McVey and Randy Gregg pause for the camera as they collect dues for NHS. 34fH0!0R SUCIETIES tional HS, made up of the Newspaper and Yearbook staffs, as well as the Writer's Guild, continued to sell the re- nowned red and white pom-pons at the football and basketball games. They also spent an after- noon Christmas caroling for the teachers during the holiday season. The 1987-1988 school year was jamm' packed for each of the honor societies at North- west. M b b BTW, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY gy. ,V im g ,J g .SL 3- '-Z' if XS t 6' in ,IVV