Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Band receives first rating in ISMA marching contest Entertaining at football games was the major activity of the 1T7-mem- ber Marching Pioneer Band, but most important was the advance- ment of musical knowledge and ap- preciation. Directed by Mr. Darrell Horton, the band was one of four from Indiana to give a marching demonstration for the Indiana Bandmasters Association. They pre- sented a halftime show at Butler University, received a first place in the ISMA Marching contest, marched in the- Veterans' Day Pa- rade, and presented Christmas and spring concerts. Eight majorettes and 31 Silver- ettes, directed by Mrs. Alice Hauss, supplemented the band with eye- catching routines. Dressed in glittering silver and green outfits, two feature twirlers added a new, exciting beat in the tempo of the Marching Pioneers. Dedicated orchestra members worked to become part of the all- city and all-state orchestras besides winning individual honors in state music competition. Drum major, Gary Stewart, signals the band to begin the halftime performance. ,,.,,,,,.,,.A......,....,..M.M..-.-Wm lg- M - M ------U----U--E E 5 BAND-FRONT ROW: Nancy Phillips, Deb- bie Webster, Shirley Wright, Linda Lemmert, Kathy Truan, Patty Shaedel, Nickie Huber, Terri O'Bannon, Tina Faught, lanis Farrell, Cathy Hunt, Connie Clawson, Sherri Cock- rell, Evelyn Devine, Judy Lane, Marcia Bate- man, Marsha Corder, Gary Stewart. SECOND ROW: Steve Pickett, Ronnie Cox, Earl Deall, Sandi Worthington, Linda Montgomery, Linda Lawrence, Vicki Farrell, Cindy Bates, Gayle Steorts, Ben Burge, john Orton, Tony Kendrick, Nancy Nichols, Pam Lackner, Dana Howard, Norm Schoppenhorst. THIRD ROW: lohn Lawson, Tim Olsen, Gary Bush, Kenneth Branan, Rick Brown, Steve Clear, john Doll, Karen McClain, Patti Graham, Greg Dowden, Bob Green, Steve Lammert, Cheryl Richey, lanis Huntley, Paul Parker, Chuck Wentzel. FOURTH ROW: Steve Hamilton, Kevin Ball, Gary Cirrincione, Chris Galloway, Dennis, Henman, David Skinner, Mike Baker, Phil Wright, Craig Bank, Charles 78 Hanover, Glenda Heath, lim Fowler, David Farrell, Curt Sidener, Gary Shaffer, Neil Gobel FIFTH ROW: Dennis Dooley, Mark Curtus, jeff Smith, Elise lamison, David Mason, Tom Locke, Don Craig, Linda Love, Garry Pot- tenger, lay Cummings, Mike Higgs, Lana Kimbrough, Susan Payne, Richard Pruett, Bob Doll, Gorden Thompson. BACK ROW: Mike Cummings, Debbie Glunt, Mr. Darrell Horton, Band Director, Frank Spikes, Phil Lively.

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ACTI ITIES. Activities at Northwest are a means for Pioneers to express them- selves as individuals. Those who en- joy chess or checkers express them- selves in daily matches. Those who are fascinated by computers spend hours writing programs. Others join the FTA or Red Cross Club to pre- pare for future careers. Many Pioneers join language clubs, history club, or science club in order to ex- plore further their favorite subject. The wide-range of activities offered at Northwest gives Pioneers an op- portunity to explore their individual interests.

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Northwest Silverettes lead the band in a patriotic performance before the stadium dedication. SILVERETTES-tfollowing the Nl Glenda Beach, Carolyn Cooper, Brenda Baird, Pam Daniels, Pam Manter, Pam Shields, Susie Ott, Linda Felts, Debbie Hopton, Marilyn Cooper, Cindy Wat- son, Billie Ciodby, Pam Hornsby, Susan Bauguess, ludy Bonham, Martha Comisso, Nancy Beau- lieu, Sharon Wilson. 5-I k..1 N.1A: a MAIORETTES-Barb Chaika, Arlene Bolton, Nancy Huisman, Denise Brown, jackie Smith, Linda Ott. 79 Leading the band during a halftime perfor- mance is Nancy Phillips, drum majorette. Adding flash to halftime performance are feature twirlers Helen Clear and Diane Hanft.