Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ments of all junior proms. Suzie Hunt congratulates the new king and queen, Chris Weldon and Suzie Huber. That a small catastrophe can add to the fun of a prom picnic is testified by NHS boys as they repair a tire before heading home. I9 Dreaming and dancing are important ele- Before their coronation, Suzie Huber Chris Weldon circle the cafeteria. an

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Summerthoughts remain in minds of prom pairs The illusion of A Summer Place became a reality for Suzie Huber and Chris Weldon as they reigned over the junior prom attended by 250 juniors and their dates. They were crowned half way through the evening by last years royalty, Rosemary Lincoln and Doug Cass- man. A daisy-covered trellis opened to display a park with evergreens, trees, a fountain, and wrought iron furniture. Yellow and white daisies adorned the parkside. Inside, one wall was carefully decorated to re- semble the inside of the trellis. Crepe-covered vases and flowers brightened each junior couple's table at their Summer Place. Completing the court were prin- cesses Diane Hanft, Suzie Hunt, Bonnie james, and Becky Thomp- son, and princes Nick Boring, Steve Dotlich, Ronnie Hedges, and Bill Humphrey. Relaxing before beginning their prom picnicking at McCor- Q mick's Creek are Gary Poulos and Cindy Wechsler. . .it wwf: 4 A A, a Dancing the king and queen's dance are Chris Weldon, king and Suzie Huber, queen. i I8 2 if Sax. ,seg 'I

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Summer pulls busy pupils to many different scenes During the summer, many Pio- neers forged ahead in their quest for education and enjoyment. Sev- eral attended summer institutes in fields, such as journalism, cheer- leading, foreign language, and government. Paula Parker, senior, brought honor to herself and to her school by becoming Governor of Girl's State. Nancy Huisman, senior, traveled to Europe while Mike Rader, senior, toured Mexico. ln july the summer dramatics class presented the three act play The Bat with Elise jamison and Mike Bennett portraying the lead- ing roles. This dramatics class in- cluded several pupils from other schools who also took part in the presentation. Many other North- west pupils attended classes during the summer to enable them to have a lighter schedule or take an elec- tive in the fall. For some, summer meant an opportunity to get a job. Others used the summer as a chance to rest up for the new year. These spent their time swimming, horse- back riding, and lying in the sun. ,faif 'Q- Discussing activities at Boys' and Girls' States are seniors lim Shearer, Kate Griffin and Martin Landreth. Demonstrating new precision yells learned at Vincennes University cheerleading camp are Vickie Jordon, Teddy Swain, Debbie Atkinson, Diane Skinner, Terri Leonard, Janis Alsager, and Rita Couch. Those who attended the Fellowship of Christian Athletes' summer camp are Dan Beuke, Bill Hicks, Mike Donahoe,'Ken Stout, Rick Kramer, and Mick Dodson. 20 I ll In .M A D Q H A l U iw, I Q C . Q - U U K Q . I U