Northwest High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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To provide special help for pupils having Honor leaders encourage service and scholarship Leadership, scholarship, service, and character summed up a por- trayal of 46 National Honor Society students. Creating an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulating a desire for rendering service, and encourag- ing character development in Northwest pupils were the goals of NHS. Donating their own study time, several NHS members tutored classmates during study halls. Usher- ing for various auditorium programs and sponsoring a post-game dance were two annual activities. In April, a tapping ceremony marked the first step towards the initiation of new members. Main- taining at least a B-plus average, ranking in the top ten percent of the junior class or fifteen per cent of the senior class, being involved in Northwest activities, and showing good character were minimum requirements for membership. Officers were Kate Griffin, presi- dent, Dean Bennett, vice-president, Karen Slaughterback, secretary, and Dean Kimsey, treasurer. trouble in their classes is the job of Honor Society members as shown by senior lean Ann Mughmaw. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Patricia Wilson, Michelle Arnett, Cynthia Parmarlee, Glenda Beach, Helen Clear, Diane Hanft, Patty Guleff, Sally Chas- teen, Suellen Rowls, Ardis Mandabach, Linda Ott, Susan Byrd, Mary Orders, lim Shearer. SECOND ROW: Denita Rogers, Melanie Lay, Nancy Huisman, Kate Griffin, Arleen Bol- ton, Debbie Webster, Karen Slaughterback, Zoe Hash, Suzanne Hunt, Sally Ghere, Paula Parker, Nancy Sullivan, Stephanie Darrah, Becky Pruitt, Cheryl Canner, Dawn 84 McCreary, lean Mughmaw. BACK ROW: james Goldey, Alan Shirley, Mike Rader, Dean Kimsey, james Hollowell, Paul Gunkel, Dean Bennett, Lloyd Couch, Bill Guernsey, Curt Sidener, Benjamin Burge, Tom Miller, Lonny Huber, Joe Christy, jerry Smith.

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SINGING PIONEERS-Accompanists: Chris Gossett, Barry Christy, Dave Mason. FIRST ROW: Tim Iohnson, Donna Coston, Lonny Huber, Sandy Sprouse, Bill Tipps, Helen Clear, Dave Brown. SECOND ROW: Dave Schuster, Rose Gugenheim, jim Riggs, Belinda Despain, Steve Moore, Marci Miller, Ioe Christy. BACK ROW: Bob Bradfield, Peg DeKruyter, David Kirk, Linda Gauger, Wayne Burge. The Concert Club performs a popular Christmas hymn at the school's annual holiday program astheir gift tothe community. 83 Choral director David Greenlee directs the Concert Choir in practice for an upcoming performance.

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Student council encourages participation in activities Sponsoring money-raising pro- jects for landscaping and the foot- ball stadium, heading clean-up cam- paigns for cafeteria and school grounds, running and regulating school social affairs, ushering at performances and open houses, fur- thering school spirit were the re- sults of the combined efforts of some 70 Student Council represen- tatives. Student Council was also the propelling force behind many after- game dances including homecom- ing and the holiday Christmas deco- rations. Student Council tried to interest more Pioneers in school activities, to improve conditions of Northwest, and to promote a healthy student-faculty relationship. m STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET-FRONT ROW: Patty Guleff, Diane Hanft, Paula Parker, Vicky Busby, Sue Maynard, Karen Dolan, Laurie Lang, Debbie Percival. SECOND ROW: Mike Bell, Diane Skinner, john Salzer, Barb Paton, Chuck Cox, Ivory McDonald, Chuck Wentzel. President Paula Parker presides over the , frequent student council meetings. 85