Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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nw tangy Fashion board representatives Sally Chasteen, Rita Campbell, Susie Hunt, jenine Howard and Diana Buchanan gather to discuss summer jobs. ll an wr, mf rim . I Kinley and Bill Gibbons attending journalism institutes. Mike Radar and Nancy Huisman compare their summer travel experiences in Mexico and Italy with the Indiana University honors program. 1 2 I Summer vacation found Larry Battson, Diane Daniel, Bill Mc-

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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

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Honors come to top pupils during school years Pioneers distinguished them- selves and their school in com- pletely different ways. Yet, when combined, they helped along with some 2500 other Pioneers to make Northwest High School. Paula Parker, senior, became President of Girls' State. Although defeated for the Presidency at Girls' Nation, she was appointed Secretary of Labor. In the business world, senior jim Cox reigned as Mr. junior Achievement at the JA Trade Fair . B I C C - Q - S I U I U C I D I - C D - I I H C I H - I - - D I I H I and served as the President of the IA Association. junior Sharon Pottgeiser won the Christmas Poster Contest sponsored by the Post Office. Another junior, Sharlene Queen, honored North- west when she was elected sec- retary of the Indiana High School Press Association. Each individual contributed some- thing different, but their contribu- tions blend into something called the image of Northwest High School. E?-E1 - Q Q gs- ---U --- . 1 . - I - . I I lyk.. I 9 - K l.l.-5 q'gs-.ff I V W I If l'l U ' Q, Mr. Robert Burns work with Exercise in Knowledge team members Neil Gobel, Bill Gibbons, Diane Ely, Bob Wetzel IFROND and Bill Guernsey, joe Christy and Tim Campbell IBACKJ. Not pictured is lim Cox. 22 6 . A F I g.g,. . Senior Paula Parker models for Seventeen Magazine after being selected one of the top 20 U.S. high school girls. f 5 l, t sf :i yr file. .