Northwood Institute - Norfinda Yearbook (West Baden, IN)

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Left Here the students are in Old Town, Alburquerque after a day of both shopping and sightseeing. Above Jeff Heen poses with one of the people he met in Arizona-or a bunny at the Playboy Club. Top Jeff Henn tries out the noose at Old Tuscon, a pioneer town where many movies and television shows have been filmed. Left One of the trip’s highlights was traveling into Mexico. This statue is the likeness of one of Mexico’s founders. 37

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Arizona Ski Slopes, Sunny Skies Greet NI This year the annual American Hotel and Motel Association Conven- tion was held in Phoenix, Arizona through December 6-11, 1972. Eleven of the Hotel and Restaurant students attended the meetings to find out just what problems do arise in the hotel business. It also gave the students a chance to meet future employers. There were three to four sessions daily and each session had excellent guest speakers, such as Journalist Chet Huntley and Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater. But the convention was far from being all work, as these pictures indicate. pr sl oa GE f is Above Ruth Dickey displays her coordination as she slips out of the ski lift. Even though her plans did not include falling, she is gallantly assisted by three young men. Top and left Seven of the eleven students are pictured here. In the top picture, they are from left to right, George Anthony, Larry Beatty, Ric Woods, Ruth Dickey, Kathy Nolan, Russ Terrell and Debbie Walford. At left, they enter Arizona.

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38 H-R Students Earn Honors The 1972-73 academic year was possibly the best year yet for North- wood’s Hotel and Restaurant Depart- ment. Supplementing regular class- room work was a host of activities. There were food shows to be entered, birthday cakes to be made for resi- dents of the Gorge nursing home, parties to be catered, and on the list could go. Sometimes there were trips to be made—to Midwestern cities, to Phoenix and for some, to Ponza, Italy to spend the summer working in an Italian residential hotel. Above The Hotel and Restaurant students entered three food shows this past year. Above is Ric Woods displaying one of his entries at the Indianapolis Culinary Arts Exhibit. Left Carla Vittitow, one of the several students in the Culinary Arts Curriculum, is shown at work on one of her many endeavors. Right Another Culinary Arts student, Mike Lewis, presents a cake decorated as a boot as a door prize.