Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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i 1 i Lunch time is the best time of the day for most Pioneers. They The friendly smile of Mrs. Bonham, beams for potential customers at the bookstore, which in itself is a familiar sight to Nl-lSers. can refuel, catch up on news, visit the bookstore, and relax. A cafeteria line is a welcome sight to the l,56O students who eat lunch daily in the School cafeteria. Thirty cooks serve meals tour periods a day.

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Class participation in history often includes using a map, as Carole Beckham, one Ot the department's l,l84 pupils illustrates. l l l Routine drab bright Despite trite grind NHS truly paced the way in modern facilities in its math, English, and language courses this year. The opaque machine used by many of the 63 English classes, showed a pupilis work where it could be seen and criticized to his advantage. Of the 1,184 total social studies enrollment, 803 juniors and seniors in U.S. history and government held an election to learn the procedure in electing state and county officials. In Spanish, French, and Latin NHSers used the language lab to study the sound and use of a langu- 2lgC HIOYC 2lCCLlTE1tCly. Q Visual aids are a big help in oral class reports. These reports are important in helping students gain experience before an audience. English affords a student with the best possible chance of displaying this skill. l .... .,., - V 1 is N if gl! . ,1., .,,. , .if gag ,.,,.,,,,. Q i is wi as it 9