Northeast High School - Nordlys Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Ava ,Q- MRS. Cillf FUR lf Advisor ROW ONIC, Left to right: ,ludv Warren, Judy Flow, jo Lynda Blake, Peggy Williams, Linda CIrahbe,Pat Lowery, Pat Dutton, Retry Brown, Madonna Moore, Louise Moody. ROW TWO: Gerald Paraham, Paula Smith, Larry Watson, Martha McMahan, Ann Southerland, Dorothy llellbaum, Mary jo Grooms, Lois Tomlins, Nancy lforee, Carol jo Kennedy, jimmy Thrall, Rohert West. ROW Tlllilili: Charles Morris, jack Fowler, Garnett Rogers, Bill Nelson, Richard Slagel limmett llenley, George llenley, Tuck Pendley, Dale Mcflonathy, Dick Floyd, Charles Cfodding, Larry Shell. MISS SCllllMACllliR Advisor Ul l7lCil'iRS RUl3liR'I' WliS'I' President l'A'l' LOWISRY Vice-President llN1MY 'l'lIRAl.L lrexisurer l.lNllA C,RAlllll', Secretary l!ALli MCCONATIIY Sergeant ut Arms

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ia ROW ONE, Left to right: Judy Flow, Pat Lowery. Peg- BY Williams, Madonna Moore, Judy Warren, Pat Dutton, Nedra Hudson, Jo Lynda Blake. ROW TWO: Caroline Walton, Janis Young, Betty Daron, Ann Southerland, Mary Jo Grooms, Gayle Gasper, Lois Tomlins, Carol Jo Kennedy, Ina Vaughn, Dorothy Ilellhaum, Viva Lee Taylor. ROW THREE: Fran Thornberry, Dale McConathy, Lynn Anderson, Gene Harmon, Dick Floyd, Charles Morris, Judy Vanderslice, Robert West, Charles Codding, Joy Moore. MADONNA MOORE High Point Winner 'S 'W ROBERT WEST High Point Winner i Q X I MRS. GIFFORD AND THE OFFICERS: Peggy Williams, President, Madonna Moore, Vice President, JO Lynda Blake, Secretary and Treasurer, keep the North- east chapter of this national organization running smoothly.

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o Lynda lilalce Carolyn Richardson st semester, liirst semester, st Vice-Pres., second Vice-Pres.g lleverly llivens lletty Sue Mclii-ide First semester, lfirst semester, Sec., Second se- 'l're.is.g second sc :ond semester, Second semester, flmmefv Cones- 'lzcgmfv ETSI Vikt ras. Sec. Sec. l res. Northeast's lxlllllilllliil llorizon Cfluli is open to any Sr. lligh girl 4 'K at N.ll.S. Their projects are X many, and they carry on a full I 7 ,x program throughout the year. s ,. . . . 'A lhis ro tram includes service .A , P P ' Par l7utton Gloria Odom proyects, such as singing at Old L Prcs.,firstsemes- Pres., second se- Folks, HO,-neg, making U-ny fav- Hr' mchwr' ors for hospitals and fixing over old toys for ffhildrc-n's llomes. A camping trip or two is al- -? ,a ways included on the year's F1- ,A X genda. These are usually held Mrs, Verna Mrs. tlrace - at Camp Cimarron. With social lRS,'l'lCdY lgmilsofl A events too, such as the annual , - . w s r 1 , - - ' WM lin C ' Christmas art f and earl ,cc P lv Y Y H' Pe, Wmiamq dance, Horizon always looks for- f J,,,,,,,,,,Zi,,,, p,CSf'ggIf,he1mm- ward to a busy and fun-filled Second semester City llorizon year. Second Vice-Pres: Cabinet. ia' 'ai Q' W 7' P' 4 . , .J 2 .gr i nf, . E it i ,qc ' .y g , .fly .1 W ' ... ,Q ' Gay Beavers Beverly llutton Ann Cesar Nancy Foree Dorothy llellbaum Vianna lluston Carol jo Kennedy 2 M 13 e V A L l 1.i?,i,.- I t E, At. V . vi, we We A N l Q f .1 WIA. vladonnu Moore Nola Ovetby Marilu Powell Jeanine Combs -ludy Flow ludy l.ewis Shirlie Zinn Carol lo Kennedy, Carol Savage, Virginia Lee, Ann Cesar, Peggy Williams and Pat Dutton seem to be en- joying themselves at the Horizon Cbnference held in Tulsa during the Spring. Presents and merry making for all, seem to be the theme of this Christmas party.