Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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i into Classes CLASSES were composed of many crowds of people, and when looking past the crowds the eye focuses on individuals, not the mass as a whole. Although Northwest was being recognized for its academics, sports and fine arts programs, the school would not rightly be so if it had not been for the individuals who make it that way. The leaders of tomorrow were leaders of today, showing good leader- ship qualities which began with the various classes. The sophomore, junior and senior classes set examples for all of the people, both in the community and in the world. The exchange students took back home with them the things they had learned at Northwest and in the United States to share with the people in their country, and in turn, the students at Northwest influenced people of other countries. 'ir a 1 'E l ' 1 5

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