Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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--------Hebing Others RIGHT: Giving blood proved to not be painful for Senior Michelle Reynolds during thejanuary Blood Mobile Drive. Students and faculty donated a total of 95 pints. 3, TOP: A guest performance by a select group of var- sity football players show the pom pon squad how a Grizzly would do it. The performance was part of the annual United Way Fund Drive. BOTTOM: Providing individual help with class work is just one way Northwest staff members reach out to students. junior Lori Silverthorne receives assistance in accounting from her instructor, Keith Wilson. , :F thi., I, , Q aww-......,. f 4' v 'U!4 .. l .Www----U-.. ....v..'q, oo-...W 4- ' fn---... 'Ns A AQ! was

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i Stu to many Whether it was 'a teac dent, the student charitable organization, one another, Northwest out of the crowd by givi effort to aid those in n Many teachers offer before and after school ents provide help orthy causes, drives er helping a stu- ody helping a or riends helping st dents stepped ng their time and Cdi d to spend time and at lunch, as well as during class time ito help those students who desired a ding of the subject matt took advantage of this found that it aided thei dously. be ter understan- er. Many students i e tra help and r grades tremen- After being the only school in Wichita to give the most cash United Way for the fift Northwest students generously of their tim the city-wide campaigi Q Ip . 2 221 YV 7 U 1 ,JK img fr'-i.J:iQ.e11 Q, .tt ff S Q 'K-4: 'if '?7 .1 col tributions to h s raight year, End staff gave ind money for 1. Students, and faculty members also joined together to donate 95 pints of blood for the annual Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. By donating cans of food for the needy at Christmas time, students aided Operation Holiday- in their annual collection. Whether it was helping a friend get over a crisis or just being there when need- ed, students gave their friends a lot of support and concern simply because they treasure their friendships with each other. Helping out a friend with homework, among other things, seemed to be popular, whether it was in the classroom or away from school. By having concerned teachers, helping out charitable organizations, and by giv- ing a helping hand to friends, one can safely say that, indeed, Northwest stepped out of the crowd. 'ni' fha, ..f 3 eil X 5 R' Q .ff-Uni' 9?-if 1 TOP: Attentively watching a gym class go through the daily routine, senior citizens and A ' junior Chris Neice participate in Senior Citizens Day. LEFT: Aiding Dr. and Mrs. Stan Kardatzke at Open House, Dr. john Gasper directs them to the first hour class of their Northwest student. Opening 0 17