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

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Building For the Future When taking a trip through the Vocational building many sights and sounds can be ob- served. Whether it's Mr. Mitchener discussing the day's assignment in bricklaying class or students working in the greenhouse during horticulture MMM, ' ,, V, ' .. f -. , f1+- 1 , . ' Us. ,, . f , , ,yd pu, ,,,. , . f A f class, you know they're up to something productive. Some- times you can even smell the fresh saw dust from a recent carpentry class. These students worked hard in class as well as after school during club meetings. Partic- 1-ig., , ws., 481 BR!CKl.AYIN1lCARPlINl1lY!I-FA A Junior Danny Sumner utilizes his carpentry skills on one of Mr. Gannon's many projects. P Thomas Chambers sets the foundation in bricklaying class. He's one of many Vikings Building For the Future. ipating in specialty contests on district and state levels and fun activities such as basketball and softball tournaments were just part of what made Bricklaying, Carpentry, and FFA an excel- lent part of Northwest.

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Reaching Your Goal The Bus Driver's Club was one of many spirited clubs at North- west. During the year, members sold boxes of candy to raise money for needed items, such as brooms, trashcans, and hoses that help keep our buses clean. At the end of the year, the bus drivers went on a Held trip to Thomas Busing Company and then had a banquet to reward them for all the hard work. Another active club at North- west is Students Against Drunk Driving KSADDQ. This year SADD sponsored a family for White Christmas. They also con- tributed commercials on Channel 5 and put out help group ads in the EXPRESS. Many members collected news- paper articles about the victims of drunk driving and exhibited them in Mr. Hughes' display case. Most importantly, they hung posters telling everyone DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE. Another productive organiza- tion is the Library Club. Besides promoting the library, it is a so- cial club. During the Christmas holidays, some of the members who were also in the band, trav- eled to Friendly Shopping Center and played to raise money for the Salvation Army. On St. Pat- rick's Day, the club sold green lollipops to earn money. The Bus Driver's Club, Students Against Drunk Driving and the Library Club proved, even with diferent goals, they could each gain valuable seU'- satisfaction in the process. A Junior Danny Sumner listens intently as Mr. N oell explains what his duties are on his bus route, as Suann Locklear looks on. ' P Ms. Klem watches members of the Library Club as they play for the Salvation Army. 50 l UBRARYIBUS DRIVERSXSADD