Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Governing the F.T.A. were officers S. Case, C. Keely, and V. Mandibach. Sponsor of the club was Mrs. Loffland. F.T.A.-FRONT ROW: I. Huddleston, S. Cox, l. Lamerson, E. Anderson, P. Bennett, K. Bartels, V. Mandabach, M. Kriegbaum. SECOND ROW: V. Bailey, R. Hutson, B. Kersey, S. Hash, C. FTA, cadet teaching Guide vocation choice Several students at Northwest discovered that their interests lead to the field of education. Eager sen- iors found time in their schedules to enroll in Cadet teaching. In this class they were allowed to visit classes in local schoolrooms and help teachers and their pupils. Others, lacking schedule time, find that Future Teachers is an answer to their problem. All members in the club are interested in teaching secondary or elementary classes. During the year the club has been able to visit special schools for handi- capped and blind children. Beckham, B. Howard, Mrs. Loffland, C. Myers, S. Boles, H. Gulledge, C. Elliot, C. Keeley, L. Campbell. Vicki Bailey and Mr. Kramer discussed plans for future cadet teachers. Mr. Kramer was the cadet teacher sponsor. An afternoon tea was given in honor of students who were cadet teachers during the semester.

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Individual participants create unique aura Filling Northwest with imagination, originality Northwest has a right to be proud of its 1,746 y eager participants who helped make Northwest a l well run efficient place to increase their knowledge. The eighty-eight faculty members worked hard to prepare our 1,656 students prepare themselves for the academic world. Three hundred forty-eight sen- iors graduated, leaving behind 1,308 eager under- classmen ready to increase and strengthen Northwest in many aspects. The rhythm of daily life at Northwest, the mem- ories of a loyal body of people working to pace all other schools in maturity and the art of getting along with others makes us proud to present our Pace Setting Participants! 59