Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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An individual at orthvvest is someone... finishing'a semester report... making honor society... selling his worn-out algebra book... taking final exams . .. listening to the race cars at the Speedway during geometry class... going to the prom... skipping lightheartedly down the halls... hurrying to German class for the last time . .. saying goodbye to his favorite teacher... cleaning out his locker. . . crying at graduation . .. signing a Vanguard... looking toward a summer of relax- ation or of rewarding work . .. AN INDIVIDUAL IS SOMEONE LEAVING NORTHWEST FOR THE YEAR OF 'I969 KNOWING THAT AS AN INDIVIDUAL HE IS PREPARED FOR THE COMING YEAR. l I64

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Year of the Individual ,gf-wr wax X seen from staff viewpoint More than 2500 individuals com- bine to form Northwest High School, while only 12 form the Vanguard editors. These individ- uals were like other Pioneers be- cause they attended classes and ball games, did homework and worked part-time jobs, but they had the responsibility of recording the accomplishments and activities of all Northwest Pioneers for one year. To record the information about so many individuals, hours had to be spent fact finding, copy writing, and picture taking. A way to pre- sent these facts in an organized and attractive manner had to be found. Books had to be sold, pages had to be proofread, and details had to be completed. The result was the 1969 Van- guard, a book by individuals, for individuals, about individuals.