Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Chantelle james David jantz- - i Daryl jefferson i Janice jefferson Tracy jenkins Q Michelle Jimenez l jennifer johnson K Michelle johnson Tracy johnson Karen jones Kathryn jones 5 Kimberly jones f l l Lanae Kalberer Kristine Karban Scot Keimig Steven Killian Krista Kimball . Dale Kimbel l I i l Torn Kirk f Germaine Kneisler Chris Knoop Wayne Knox Lynette Knuth i Susan Knutson julie Koci Carrie Koger Todd Koob Bryan Kramer Lona Kuhlman Laura Lacey K Kandi Lamar Nancy Langrehr Lesa Lank Kevin Lanterman Phong Le Brenda Lee Lesli Lee William Lee Christine Leivian Willis Lewis Ray Lindsay Charlie Lollis Roger Long Terri Lutz Sophomores ' 177

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Claudia Hester Kelly Hicks Tiffany Hicks Charissa Higgins Darryll Higgins David Higgins Kimberly Hilbish William Hinkle Patricia Hinton Chau Hoang Holly Hobbs R. Proc Hoffman Stephanie Holloway David Holmes Ryan Holmes Angela Holt Gregory Hoskinson Shawnda Hubbard Brian Hudson Sherman Hughes Michelle Hunt Maria I-Iurt Bradley Huslig Derrick jackson Sophomore class experiences freedom of open lunch There are many advantages and privileges the sophomores ac- quired when they made the transition from junior high to high school. Among these was open lunch. Northwest's policy allowed all students the opportunity to leave the school grounds during their 45-minute lunch period. Students were able to eat out at the variety of fast food restaurants located near the school or go home. They could also stay on campus and either purchase a school lunch for 151.20 or bring a sack lunch from home. Because students were permitted to leave the school grounds during this time, they could also run errands and make quick trips home to get a forgotten assignment or school books needed for their afternoon classes. Many students found it an easy way to finish home work or simply visit with friends they otherwise did not see throughout the day. Some students were permitted to participate in activities held in the gymnasium such as ping- pong, basketball and volleyball. Open lunch provided much freedom, that while most students appreciated and respected the responsibility that went with it, others abused it. On several occasions, students would use the time to consume alcoholic beverages or use it as an ex- cuses to be late to their next class after lunch. The abuse of the open lunch policy caused some inconvenience for the ad- ministration and other classmates, however, the open lunch policy was not altered during the school year. ' tk 176 ' Sophomores

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Truong Luu Marshall Lykins Kelly Lyman Floyd Lynes john Madden Brenda Maggard Shaen Mahaney Gayle Malone William Manley Travis Manuel Paul Marshal Brian Martin Rebecca Marts Sean Matheny Fay Mathews Lee Mathews jane McCarty Ronald McChristy Stephen McClain james McClish Andy McDaniel Stephen McDaniel Paul McGinty Angela McIntosh Stanley McIntosh William McIntosh Christopher McKee Michael McKnight jay Mclaurian Dave McLenachen Michael McMiller Nicole McMinimy Wallace McNack Mark McNeal Paula McNeill Rochelle Medlin Christopher Meeks Jon Meeks Travis Meeks Michelle Meier Vicki Melton Jerry Mena Rhonda Merchant Thu Ha Mickle 178 ' Sophomores