Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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l Senate, groups Olfg2lI1lZC ZCUVIUCS The link between the students and the administration lies in the hands of the Student Senate. Their goal for 1982-83 was not only to close the gap between students and administration, but to get as many students involved in school ac- tivities as possible. To achieve this goal, Student Senate sponsored Homecoming, Bear Frolics, Pizzaz Talent Show and dances for the student body and provided luncheons for the faculty and staff. The ntfoney that was raised through their activities went toward their yearly project or was donated to the school. Members of the Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes were busy during all year planning and organizing the Carnival. Members also worked for the Social Rehabilitation Agency and shoveled walks for the old and the handicapped junior Glen Cunningham is just one of many juniors intitiated first semester into the Northwest Chapter of the people during the Wltlttf II1OI1tl'lS. National Honor Society. Dr. john Gasper extends a welcome into the honors group. The Spirit Club was established to support the activities at school with ver- bal enthusiasm. The club attempted to get organized this year, and lend support to the various activities. The stimulation of the desire for ser- vice, the promotion of leadership and the encouragement of the development of character were the main objectives of the National Honor Society. Club members raised money through sponsor- ing dances and operating booths in the Carnival. They also participated in several College Bowls. SWAP represented Students With A TU NT S ATE F R JSh l' G' P j k' P l Ell' L 'H l T S h'l j M E Purpose' This Organization gave the S DE EN : ront ow e ia rvens, am un in, au a is, on o e, anya c ipp, oyce c wen, ' Richard Hinton, Beckjf Marshall, Matt Flesher, Bud Thornton. fSecond Rowj Etienne Hoke, Debbie Davis, Robin Students an Open Opportunity to get Hirschmann, Carrie Helmke, Holly Hobbs, Wendi Roecker, jennifer johnson, Nancy Langrehr, Deann Kalberer, 1 ' 0 g Brenda Flory. CThird Rowj Sharla Vogt, Chris Shaner, Melanie Doubrava, jane McCarty, Dcvan Padmananabhan, C3-Ch Other- NUf1'1C1'0U5 50519-1 aCt1v1t1CS Lisette Cullinane, james Proffitt, Kim Bulman. fBack Rowj Sponsor Marilyn Ramsey, Mark Tucker, Clayton Shively, were held throughout the year, Todd Carter, Cris Bulman, Derrick Nielsen, Matthew Cullinane, Gary Clothier and Sponsor jim Sowers. 754, together to share spiritual thoughts with ,J lv. -. . STUDENTS WITH A PURPOSE! QFIOHI ROWJ DCl'fiCk Nielsen, Matt Hampwrl. Michelle Cox, Bud Thornton, Todd Carter, Mark Zonnefeld, Kenny Evans, Brad Richafd Hlflffmv Melanie RCHVCSV Mifhcllc TiC5ZCf1, Tami Cf00k, Marla Cf00k. Setser, Matt Flesher, Michelle Reynolds, Terry Green, Sponsor Sandy Peer, and Rick Cindy Young, Valerie Davis, Becky Marshall, Nola Gutzman, Scott Linscheid, Kim Wright, Woodward, Bonnie Dodd, Craig Clark. QBack Rowj Cris Bulman, Alvin Mason, Clubs 0 113

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...into cademics ACADEMICS is defined as The body of courses offered in a school or in its departments relating to liberal arts, technical and professional studies. At Wichita High School Northwest the definition of academics was ex- panded and enlarged into course curriculum that allowed teachers to work closely with students, students to work closely with fellow students, guest speakers to promote course interest, and field trips to teach subject matter on the first-hand-basis. ik'