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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1965 volume:

1965 N0RDLY8 NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL 3100 North Kelley Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Volume XXII Keys to Contents Steering Gear 20 Editors • Judy Kyle Susan Hicks Art Editors • Joyce Gipson Paul Abbott Sport Editors • Terry Haynes David Lewis Gary Roush Business Managers • Sherry Hillis Linda Winchester Connie Cox 2 Driver's Education - Insurance for Safety A Driver’s Education student studies her book well in order to be a qualified driver. UH A Student drivers. Margie Baldwin, Jerrie Peiffer, Linda Powers. Sharrell Nichols, and Claude Sher- rill, practice in their Drivotrainers. Mr. Milliron, Driver's Education instructor, re- cords results of Drivotrainers as students follow instructions on the film. Northeast Students Appreciate Privileges of Cars When Henry Ford, American inventor and manufacturer, completed his first automobile, a whole new world soon came into being, and from that first car our nation has now become a country where cars are among the most impor- tant possessions we own. They have become a status symbol to many, only transportation to some, but to most teenagers, an exciting and fascinating necessity. However thrilling the privilege of driving may be, the average high school driver realizes the seriousness of his responsibility. He is aware that no other undertaking offers a stronger challenge to cool judgment, skill, and good sportsmanship. He feels that, judged by the requirements of mental alertness, adherence to the rules, professional knowledge of tools, and sober judgment, driving an auto- mobile makes many other accomplishments seem trivial by comparison. The path of the competent driver, veteran or youth, is lined with codes of good sportsmanship and respect for the power beneath the foot-pedal and the techniques involved in every simple or complex maneuver of the ton or more of steel under his control. Knowing these things to be true and important to Northeast students, the Nordlys Staff has chosen as its theme for this year . . . Cars, and we take pleasure in presenting our new model for this year, the 1965 Nordlys. Straining their eyes and ears, two Northeast students, Mike Press and Stan Seaton, conduct an experiment on Northeast's electronic equipment. Northeast is fortunate in having one of the few electronic departments in the state of Oklahoma. Qports and Play-pro students, Hubert Farbes, Dean Simmons, and Ann Hirschi, performed in an assembly early this year to promote school spirit and enthusiasm. They presented to the student body examples of what type student each of us should be. 6 Academics Make Up Pari of Northeast's Chassis The oilers Jimmy Nelson, Arthur Sanders. Dennis Powers. Terry Haynes. Julian Harris, and Mike Kcrran. support our team with their enthusiasm'and by taking the responsibility of lighting ihe oil well when the Northeast team scores. Our Drum Major, Tommy Jones, care- fully places the crown on Delores San- chez, Band Queen, as the band plays “Let Me Call You Sweetheart.” The attendants were Beverly Jones, escorted by Kenny Willis, and Joyce Tippin, es- corted by Ernest Caesar. 7 Vikings Steer Their Way to Victory Come on you, Norsemen, get that ball, Fight, fight! And carry it to victory, Fight, fight! For crimson is our fighting blood, Fight, fight! And silver is our goal, you see, Fight, fight! Come on you, Norsemen, hold that line, Fight, fight! Well sing your praises to the sky. We ll cheer again, here's to victory; We'll win the game for Northeast High. With Pep 9 When hustling through the halls to classes, a Norseman may hear a good-natured laugh, a voice raised in anger, the clang- ing of a locker door as it is shut, the humming of a new tune, and the ringing of footsteps. In a classroom, the slamming of textbooks on the desk, the scrape of chairs as everyone settles down for an hour of learning, the rise and fall of the teacher’s voice, the hum of the radiator as it starts its process of warming, the buzzing of the students as the teacher leaves the room, and the quiet of a test broken only by the scratching of pens. Laughter, applause, songs, cheers—all of these make the rafters ring during assemblies. Silence reigns when one pauses for a moment of study in an empty hall, or when the doors close on the quiet halls of a deserted Northeast. At a game reverberate the yells of enthusiasm, the school song as we wing our way to victory, and the jubilant shouts of the boys as one more game is added to their list of conquests. Yet some things are not heard but felt. They are the superabundant spirit of students and faculty every time the school song is sung, the surge of pride as new honors come to Northeast, and the ever-recurring wonder of that deep loyalty felt toward Northeast after graduation. 10 Qound of Motor Hums Through Northeast Northeast s mascot, Victor the Viking, welcomes Gisle Sporbcrg. our foreign exchange student from Germany, to Northeast High School. We have enjoyed Gisle's being with us this year, and we hope she enjoyed us as much. Picking Up Momentum Ninth grade boys and girls attended a family .relations clinic given at the first of the year by the Board of Educa- tion. 12 Pam Philpott is one of the North- east students who has become fa- miliar with the new fad of skate- boards. Wheels of Northeast Begin to Whirl Linda Winchester and Mrs. Burleson count votes at the election for a new Student Council treasurer. 13 Pam Vaughn, Norket Pep Club president, welcomes Gisle Sporberg with a gift, a Norket necklace, at the Norket coke party given in Gisle’s honor early this year. Instruction and Activities 14 Mr. Edgar Lawrence, a sub- stitute teacher for Mr. Requa Hawkins, gladly helps Wayne Dill and Carolyn Hall with their problem. Voices of Northeast Cheerleaders, Susan Hicks. Jerri Stillwell, Jean Anne Shelton, Connie Cox, Sherry Hillis, and Carol Glaze, ring in the air as they cheer our football boys on to victory at the Northeast vs. Classen game. Spark Life Info Curriculum As our football boys run onto the field, the Norket Pep Club cheers them on to victory. 15 Present and future football players watch football game from the side line. Vikings Roll Toward Destination Maurice Coffey gets that extra bit of strength to carry him onward. Viking Varieties performers practiced long and diligently, but were rewarded by the applause of the audience. Here play-pro puts on their skit. 'Children's Birthday Party. 17 Administration Dr. Jack F. Parker became superintendent of the Oklahoma City Public Schools July 1, 1961. Dr. Parker is a native of Alva, Oklahoma He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Northwestern State College, Alva. After serv- ice in World War II, he joined the Oklahoma City school system in 1953 as a science teacher at Grant High School where he later served as assistant principal. In 1956 he moved to New York and earned a doctor's degree in educa- tional administration. He returned in 1958 as principal of Webster Junior High School, no longer in existence. In 1959 Dr. Parker w as named assistant to the superintendent and, in I960, assistant superintendent in charge of in- struction. The Parkers reside at 2832 Northwest 43rd w'ith their three children. Board of Education MR. WILLIAM LOTT MR. FOSTER ESTES DR. JACK F. PARKER Superintendent of Oklahoma City Public Schools MRS. WARREN WELCH MR. PHIL C. BENNETT President MR MELVIN ROGERS 20 MapQ Out Route for Teachers, Students MR. JIM JOHNSON Principal Mr. Skelton and Mr. Johnson have proved their ability to work well together. Mr. Skelton received his Bachelor's degree at Central State College, his Master's degree from the University of Oklahoma, and is now working toward his Doctor’s degree at the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Skelton has taught at Jefferson, Southeast, and at the University of Oklahoma. We at Northeast are proud to have him as a member of our staff. Northeast was glad to have Mr. Johnson a key part of our administration again this year. He was assistant principal last year for the first semester and prin- cipal last semester. Mr. Johnson received his Bachelor's de- gree at Pepperdine University in Los Angeles and his Master’s degree at Tul- sa University. Under Mr. Johnson's direction. North- east has shown marked improvements. He has played an important part in the successful integration of our school. Our principal has proved to be a very kind and friendly person, and we at Northeast hope he will be with us for many years to come. MR. MAX SKELTON Assistant Principal 21 Viking Personnel Work Our office staff is the hub of our school. Checking attendance, keeping school financial records, operat- ing the switchboard, and assisting with school routine are the duties of the office workers. Mrs. Goudelock is a real asset to Northeast. She is the sponsor of the Medical Careers Club, she belongs to the District, State, and National Nurses' Associa- tion, and teaches a class at Northeast in Red Cross home nursing every year. BETTIE LESHER Financial Secretary Secretary of the Principal PAULINE GOUDELOCK School Nurse Mrs. Lesher is at work totaling school accounts on her adding machine. This year our Parent-Teacher-Student As- sociation has placed special emphasis on sportsmanship. They are striving to bring into closer relation the home and the school. The unit theme for this year is Focus on Northeast.” Silling: Mrs. Dan Griffin, secretary; Mrs. Ralph Rickey, president; Mrs. C. C. Cody, 1st vice president. Standing: Mrs. R. D. Stillwell, historian; Mrs. H. J. Merritt, president-elect; Mrs. Neil Gardner, treasurer; and Mrs. Loy Piatt, 2nd vice president. 22 Faithfully for School Our counselors are always on the alert, ready to help Northeast stu- dents adjust their personal and school problems. They also super- vise enrollment and testing, as well as directing many other school ac- tivities. HENRY ETTA ELLIS 7th and 10th Grade Counselor LANCE CUDJOE 9th and 11th Grade Counselor BILL WALTMAN 8th and 12th Grade Counselor The Northeast library is used every day by many students. Because of its 12,000 books, the 5S reference books and available author information, a student can find material on any subject. The fall book fair held in the library gave students an opportunity to purchase an in- teresting and educational book covering any field. JOAN PRYSE Head Librarian LINDA REESE Library Clerk Mr. Cudjoe, 11th Grade Counselor, helps Sharon Coleman with a problem. Maintenance Engineer Keep Parts Running Qmoothly Custodians Sitting: Burt Long, Orb Burom, A. C. Brasher. Standing: Mr. Burnett, head custodian, and Shorty Jones. Keeping Northeast corridors clean and warm and 1300 teenagers well fed is the goal and duty of the custodians and the cafeteria staff. Under the direction of Mrs. Sally O'Haver, supervisor of the cafeteria, the staff prepares a variety of menu selections served during the three lunch periods each day. Ten floormen, under the supervision of Mr. T. F. Burnett, clean and maintain the school in working condition all through the year. Also, because the grounds are kept up beautifully, the Vikings are proud of their school both inside and out. Cafeteria Staff Sitting: Gladys Fink, Dora Rhoades, Janetta Hickman, Sallic O'Haver, Bernice Sims, and Francis Sitterly. Standing: Pearl McClure, Via Eslick, Ella Beam, Mable Best. Martha Ross, Garldine Kannada, Thelma Ketchum, and Louise King Not pictured is Elizabeth Lutz. 24 Qtarting Point of Knowledge - Our Faculty JERRY ANDERSON Mr. Frank Addison, special education instructor, explains a chart to Benetta Hervey and David Hey. Athletics and Business GRACE BECK JERRY BETTIS REBA BILES English History and Athletics Science Mrs. Kathryn Braught, homemaking teacher, fits Pink Panther cap for the Viking Varieties on Nancy Cowan. KATHRYN BRAUGHT BONNIE CARGILL LOIS FEES Homemaking English Orchestra JEAN FINNELL History and Social Studies 25 Northeast Teachers Combine Efforts SANDRA FISHER French ZAZELLE GIFFORD LONNIE GILLILAND Speech Athletics R. M. GORDON Science BILL HAUSER Math WINSTON HAVENSTRITE Social Studies and Athletics Arthur Shank and Rodney Delano find that actual experience is the key to knowledge. 26 REQUA HAWKINS Math MARY F. HEDRICKS Art GENE HOOK Electronics to Improve Educative Processes A Northeast student, Susan Carpenter, receives valuable help from Mrs. Weber. MARIAN HULSEY JO HUMBLE VERNON ISOM CHARLES LEDBETTER English and Science and Woodwork Math Journalism Physical Education ILO LUGTON Special Education LOUIS McMILLAN Welding LOIS MILLER English. Latin and Yearbook DARRELL MILLIRON Drivers Education and Athletics 27 Competent Teaching Staff Stresses Efficiency PAULINE NIELSEN English SUE OVERTON Homemaking BILL PARKS Vocal Music ZENOBIA PETTIT English DELTON POTTS FRANCIS POWELL CHARLES SHAW ETHEL SHELDEN Social Studies Math Auto Mechanics English and Math and History JEAN PLATT Spanish Mr. Milliron trains student drivers to be alert, courteous, and skillful. and Encourages Worthy Use of Leisure Time LEONARD SMOOT Business and Athletics ROBERT STALNAKER BARBARA THOMPSON DOROTHY WEBER History and Typing. Shorthand English Geography and Business English MARTHA WHITE NAT WHITE BILL WHITLOW NADINE WILSQN Bookkeeping Band English Physical Education and Math Did they or didn’t they check out? Only Mrs. Janssen knows for sure. HELEN WOOLERY JUDSON YOUNG Social Studies Drafting and English 29 30 Senior Class Officers TREASURER I:: .my Nelson PRESIDENT Larry Morgan rickson Class of '65 Part Company Paul Abbott Barbara Able Bob Allee Louis Allgood Gayla Anderson Gerald Anderson Frank Arthur Don Arterburn Martha Ashbrook Ann Bannister Thomas Barnett Dennis Bement 33 Qeniors Reach Destination Marilyn Bishop Judy Black Beverly Blankenship Greg Blankenship Dan Boone George Box Barry Brace Connie Brady Paula Brand Jenifer Brauser Keith Brewer Cherri Brewington at Junction N.H.8. and Highway '65 Bill Brown Wavery Brown Kathy Buckhold Dominic Burnett Senior Caravan of 126 Girls and John Case Mary Cather Roy Cavener Gerald Chamberlin Bill Chapman Charles Chastain Cynthia Chilton Bedford Clark Mike Cody Maurice Coffey Virginia Constein Bill Cooke 108 Boys Embarks on Future Trails Jo Ann Cooper Mary Cope Doug Corrie Connie Cortner James Cotton Patricia Couch Nancy Cowan Connie Cox Herman Crook Clark Curry Patti Dalton Sheila Davids Hills of Happiness, Dips of Sorrow, Dorene Deaton Gail Dent Paul Dobson Pat Dorr Mike Dryden Richard Duke James Duncan Ted Duncan Louvella Elkins Doyle Ellette Janice Eubanks Glenda Fanning 38 Curves of Excitement Fade for Seniors '65 Hubert Farbes Donna Ferslew Mark Fisher Mike Fitch Seniors Larry Gore, Connie Cortner, Cindy Flanagin, and Jay McCowan take special parking privileges. Qenior Car '65 Accelerates Mike Gale Deanna Gardner Jamie Garis Mary Garrett Melody Giles Ronald Gist Carol Glaze Kaye Goodman Larry Gore Jim Gregory Gail Griffy Albert Griffin 40 Toward Highway of Future JessilynHall Laura Hansen Brenda Harding Linda Harding Don Harper Julian Harris Ron Harris Joe Harth Bruce Hayes Terry Haynes Larry Hazelwood Patty Hazelwood 41 With Cheerful Hellos and Tearful Departures Harold Heath Jacque Hendrickson Ann Henrichsen Jim Henthorn Robert Hernandez Saundra Hervey Susan Hicks Sherry Hillis Nancy Holcomb Donna Holt Seniors enjoy hot cider at a get-together. 42 Qeniors Advance to Parts Unknown Sandra Holt Robert Hope Mike Hubbard Sharon Humphrey Senior English proves to be an everlasting task. Raye Ellen Keene Keith KeiSter 43 Gilded Car of '65 Mike Kerran Bonnie King Mary King Judy Kyle Judy Lacy David Lewis Merrill Likes Francis Litsey 44 Will Never Tarnish Through the Years Jay McCowan Linda McCroskey Charles McDade Don McElyea Glen McManus Mickey McVay Wallace Mellinger Larry Morgan Jack Morris Jimmy Nelson Pat Ninman Mike Novak 45 Time Present, Time Future, and Time Past, Danny O'Conner Gayle Officer Bill Ogle Ronald Oldham Orvella Ott Rosemary Paulson Linda Pearson Terry Peiffer French class proves to be arr interesting course for seniors Ted Duncan, Jimmy Duncan, Marilyn Bishop, Grace Rich- ards Ronald Gist, and Anne Venters. Qenior Memories Forever Remain Vivid Donna Pendley Dean Pierce Dennis Powers Mike Press Lynn Price Sharyn Pridgen Evelyn Rahn Terry Reasnor Jane Rhodes Grace Richards Marsha Richardson 47 Senior Classmates, Side by Side, Bill Robertson Jane Rogers Tom Rolen Gerry Roop Have Reached a Time of Decision Linda Scott Richard Shank Gail Sharp Jean Anne Shelton Stretching Out Before Our Seniors Jerri Stillwell Dianna Taylor Phillip Tillman Joyce Tippin No camera hogs, please! David Tutt Felix Underwood Bill Vaughn Pam Vaughn Anne Venters Judy Voss Lies a Future Yet Unknown Janet Vowell Carletta Wadley Lynda Wallace Loren Wells Edward Wheeler Sally Willingham Carol Glaze, Jim Gregory, Jack Morris, and Linda Scott take five. Rocky Willis Patsy Willits Linda Winchester Carolyn Winford 51 Well-Trod Road of 6 Short Years Is Left Behind Paula Woods Pam Wooldridge Don Yelton Debbie Young Senior Autographs 52 Unbeaten Paths Stretch Ahead ABBOTT, PAUL O ' Club. Spanish Club. Art Editor for Yearbook, Artist for the Scroll. ABLE. BARBARA Candidate for D.A.R. Award. Student Council Treasurer. Y-Tetn Reporter, Spanish Club ALLEE, BOB L. Student Council, Hi-Y, Tri-Sci, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Oil Executive for a Day. Mu Alpha Theta, Semi-finalist State Science Fair. Semi-finalist National Science Fair. BANNISTER, ANN Play Pro, N.F.L Honor Degree, Thespian Vice President and Reporter. Honor Society, Student Council, Y-Teen President and I.C.C. Rep.. Art Award. BISHOP, MARILYN Future Teacher Secretary, French Club, Honor Society, Spanish Club. Thespians, N.F.L., Symphony Hi-Notes. Ensemble, Great Books. Norkcts. BLACK, JUDY Honor Cadets. Honor Society Secretary, Spanish Club, Symphony Hi Notes, Norkets. Y-Teens, Girl Scouts, Choir President and Secretary. All-City Choir, Ensemble, Girls Trio, 3rd Year Choir Award, Official for a Day, Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, Girl of the Month. BLANKENSHIP, BEVERLY Norkets. Medical Careers, Club. Spanish Club, Honor Society, Spanish Award, Great Books. BOX, GEORGE Student Council. BRACE, BARRY Key Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Tri-Sci, Great Books, O Club. Electronics, Participated in Bell Telephone Science Recognition Day BRAND, PAULA Norket Corr. Sec., Y-Tcens, Symphony Hi-Notes, Latin Club, Student Council, Scroll Staff. BREWINGTON, CHERRI Horizon Club Secretary, Symphony Hi-Notes President, Norkets, Y- Teens, Future Teachers, Latin Club, French Club. Great Books. Scroll Staff BROWN, BILL Hi-Y, Spanish Club. BUCKHOLD, KATHY French Club President, Red Cross, Art Award. Honor Society, Y- Teens, Norkets, Girls O’’ Club, Horizon Club. Girl Scouts, Tri-Sci. BURNS, SARA T-Teens, Norkets, Girl Scouts, Spanish Club. Symphony Hi-Notes CAESAR. ERNEST Pep Band Director, Student Council. Pep Council, French Club. Orchestra. CARROLL, LINDA Girls Glee, Library Club. CATHER. FRANCIE Chess Club, Future Teachers. CAVENER, ROY O’ Club. Future Teachers. Student Council. CHAPMAN, BILL Spanish Club. Electronics Club. CHASTAINS, CHARLES Play Pro, Thespians, N.F.L. CHILTON, CYNTHIA Girls Glee Club, Choir, Ensemble. Spanish Club. CLARK, BEDFORD Latin Club, French Club, Orchestra, String Trio, All-City Orchestra Accompanist, Most Talented Boy in Senior Class, Editorial Board. CODY, MIKE Student Council, Hi-Y, Key Club. O” Club, Future Engineers, Span- ish Club. COFFEY, MAURICE Honor Society, Latin Club, O Club, Tri-Sci, Spanish Club, Oil Executive for a Day, National Merit Finalist. Hi-Y. Great Books. CONSTIEN, VIRGINIA Latin Club. COOPER, JO ANN Student Council, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Norkets. Spanish Club. CORRIE, DOUG Key Club Vice President, O” Club President, Hi-Y Treasurer, Mu Alpha Theta, Future Engineers. Tri-Sci, Oil Executive for a Day. French Club. All-Conference Football and Baseball. Hunter's Club Award. CORTNER, CONNIE Student Council, Norket Historian. Y-Teen Vice President. Horizor Secretary. Girl Scouts. COWAN, NANCY Norkets, Y-Teens. Spanish Club, Future Teachers. Student Council. Girls Glee, Red Cross, Horizons. COX, CONNIE Student Council, Courtesy Club, Spanish Club Secretary. Future Teachers Secretary, Y-Teen Vice President and Treasurer, Future Journalists, Honor Society, Norkets, Symphony Hi-Notes, Pep Council, Nordlys Staff, Varsity Cheerleader, Viking Calendar Girl. Miss Northeast High School, Most Attractive Girl in Senior Class. Miss Courtesy, Candidate for O Club Queen. Official for a Day. Sophomore Class Vice President, Junior Class Vice President. CROOK, HERMAN Student Council, Hi-Y, O” Club. CURRY, CLARK Key Club. Hi-Y, Future Engineers. Tri-Sci, Electronics Club, Chess Club. Red Cross. DALTON, PATTI Spanish Club Vice President and Treasurer, Norkets, Future Teachers Vice President, Ensemble, Choir, Student Council. DEATON, DORENE Symphony Hi-notes, Choir Secretary and Treasurer. Ensemble. Red Cross. 53 High School Years Are Nevermore DENT, GAIL Student Council. French Club, Norket Chaplain, Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Future Journalists, Symphony Hi-Notes. Courtesy Club Secretary', Honor Cadets. Honor Society. Scroll Staff, Nordlys Staff. Best Groomed Girl in Senior Class, O Club Queen, Candidate for Football Queen, Viking Varieties Queen, and Key Club Sweetheart Candidate. DOBSON, PAUL Tri-Sci, Chess Club, Red Cross. DUKE, RICHARD Key Club, Tri-Sci, Future Engineers, Honor Society, Oil Executive for a Day. DUNCAN, JAMES Red Cross, O' Club. DUNCAN, TED Key Club, Hi-Y, French Club, Latin Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Future Engineers, O” Club, Tri-Sci, Pep Council, Student Council Pres- ident, Boys State Honor Society, Jr. Rotarian. ELDINS, LOUVELLA Y-Teen, Honor Society, Future Teachers. EUBANKS, JANICE Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Red Cross, Spanish Club. FANNING, GLENDA Scroll Staff, Future Teachers, Horizons, Future Journalists. FARBES, HUBERT Honor Society Treasurer, Honor Cadets, French Club 'O” Club, N.FX., Tri-Sci, Hi-Y, Play Pro, Thespian President, Mu Alpha Theta, Oil Executive for a Day, Official for a Day. Jr. Rotarian. Web Editorial Board. FITCH, MIKE Key Club, O” Club, Spanish Club, Mr. Howdy. Boy with Best Sense of Humor in Senior Class. FLANAGIN, CYNTHIA Student Council, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Norket Historian, Future Journalist, Horizon Club, Scroll Staff, Hi-Y Sweetheart Candidate. FRIEND, RON Key Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Red Cross, O Club Treasurer, All-Conference Football, Y-Teen Guy Candidate. FRY, EILEEN Honor Cadets, Honor Society Secretary, Norkets, Girl Scouts, Student Council, French Club Treasurer, N.F.L., Honor Degree, Y-Teens, Great Books, French Award, Most Intelligent Girl in Senior Class. GALE, MIKE Student Council, Red Cross, Spanish Club. GARIS, JAMIE Norkets, Y-Teens, Future Teachers Secretary, Red Cross Treasurer, French Club, Girls CT Club, Honor Cadets, Nordlys Staff, Official for a Day. GARRETT, MARY Girls Glee, Red Cross. GILES, MELODY Norkets, Horizons, Future Teachers. GIST, RONALD Chess Club. GLAZE, CAROL Norket Cheerleader, Co-Editor of Scroll, French Club, Honor Cadets, Norkets, Girl Scouts, Y-Teen Vice President, Future Journalists. Symphony Hi-Notes, Electronics Club Secretary, Miss Hello Candi- date. Viking Varieties Queen. Best Date in Senior Class. GOODMAN, KAYE Future Journalists, Scroll Staff, Horizons, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Red Cross, Future Teachers, Medical Careers Club. GREGORY, JIM Student Council Vice President, Key Club Treasurer, Honor Society Vice President, Hi-Y, Mu Alpha Theta, O'’ Club. French Club. Red Cross, Scroll Staff, Future Engineers, Tri-Sci, Electronics Club. Official for a Day, Jr. Rotarian, Boys State, Jr. Marshall. Most Intelligent Boy in Senior Class. HALL, JESSILYN Honor Cadets, Horizons, Y-Teens, Norkets. Symphony Hi-Notes. Orchestra, All-State Orchestra, Oklahoma City Junior Symphony. Mu Alpha Theta Parliamentarian, French Club Chaplain. Oil Execu- tive for a Day, Most Talented Girl in Senior Class. HANSEN, LAURA Honor Cadets, Courtesy Club President, Norkets, Spanish Club, Girl Scouts, Student Council. HARDING, BRENDA Norkets, Girls ''O’ Club, Sgt. At Arms, Student Council, Spanish Club. HARPER, DON Band President and Vice President, All-State Band, Pep Band. Band Awards, Red Cross, Student Council. HARRIS, JULIAN Hi-Y Vice President, Key Club, “O Club, Future Journalist, Tri-Sci, French Club, Future Teachers. Student Council, Best Groomed Boy in Senior Class. HARRIS, RON N.F.L. President, Thespians, Play Pro, French Club, Art Certificate. HARTH, JOE Kqi Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, O” Club, Future Teachers, Red Cross, Future Journalists, Student Council. HAYES, BRUCE Spanish Club, Key Club. HAYNES, TERRY Key Club. Hi-Y. O Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Sci, Student Council. Nordlys Staff, Nordlys King Candidate. HAZELWOOD, LARRY Future Engineers, Tri-Sci. HAZELWOOD. PATTY Y-Teens, Horizon Club Historian and Representative, Girl Scouts. Red Cross, Future Teachers. Future Journalists, Scroll Staff. Latin Club. HEATH, HAROLD Key Club, Hi-Y, French, Latin Club, Student Council. HENDRICKSON, JACQUELINE Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Norkets, Student Council, Future Journal ists. Symphony Hi-Notes, French Club, Latin Club, Scroll Staff. Best Mannered Girl in Senior Class, Secretary of Junior Class, Secre- tary of Senior Class, Hi Y Sweetheart, Basketball Princess Candidate. 54 With Tearful Good-Bye's and Cheerful Hello's HENRICHENSON, ANN Y-Teens. Club, Official for a Day. Hunter's Award in Football. Student Council. HICKS, SUSAN Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Editor of Nordlys, Norkets, Y-Teens Par- li.imcntarian, Symphony Hi-Notes, French Club Secretary, Student Council, Courtesy Club, Honor Cadets, Pep Council, Official for a Day, Miss Hello Candidate, Football Queen, Friendliest Girl in Senior Class. HILLIS, SHERRY Varsity Cheerleader, Courtesy Club, Student Council, Honor Society, Future Teachers, Future Journalists, Symphony Hi-Notes, Norkets. Y-Tccns. French Club, Pep Council, Mu Alpha Theta Secretary. Red Cross Parliamentarian, Nordlys Staff Business Manager, Great Books. Candidate for Viking Varieties Queen, Basketball Princess Candidate, Honor Cadets. LIKES, MERRILL Chess Club President, Tri-Sci, Mu Alpha Theta, Electronics Club, Junior Rotarian, Junior Scientist of the Month, Oil Executive for a Day, Edison Citation, Student Council, Howard E. Brown Science Seminar, Semi-finalist—State Science Fair, Sec. Alt. to National Science Fair. LITSEY, FRANCES Student Council, Symphony Hi-Notes. LONG, ROBERT Hi-Y, Future Engineers, Latin Club. Red Cross. HOLT, DORNA Girls Glee, Choir, Student Council. HOLT, SANDRA Red Cross. HOPE, ROBERT Chess Club, Reporter, Vice President, and President, O” Club, Mu Alpha Theta Vice President, Tri-Sci, Hi-Y, Student Council, Web Editorial Board, Oil Executive for a Day. IRONS, CHERYL Honor Cadets, Band Award, Chorus, Future Teachers. McCARTY, LUELLA Norkets, Y-Teens, Horizons, Future Teachers, Spanish Club, Treasurer and President, Honor Society, Red Cross, Student Council, Girl Scouts, Great Books, Symphony Hi-Notes. McCOWN, JAY Key Club, O” Club, Hi-Y, Tri-Sci, Future Engineers. Electronics Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Participation in Bell Telephone Science Recognition Day. McCROSKEY, LINDA Girls Glee Club. JONES, JERRY O' Club, Red Cross, Hi-Y, Key Club, Student Council. All-City Football, All-Conference Football. JONES, TOMMY French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Chess Club, Tri-Sci Vice President. Great Books. Honor Society. Student Council, Drum Major, Band Award Certificate. KEENE, RAYE ELLEN Norkets, Symphony Hi-Notes, Y-Teens, Great Books, Future Teachers. French Club, Scroll Staff. KEISTER, KEITH Student Council, Spanish Club Treasurer, Hi-Y Secretary, Key Club. ■'O' Club, Honor Society. Honor Cadets. KERRAN, MIKE Key Club President and Secretary, Future Engineers, Hi-Y, Latin Club. Student Council. Red Cross. Oil Executive for a Day. Official for a Day, Mr. Howdy, Norket Dream Boy Candidate, Most Hand- some Boy in Senior Class. KING, BONNIE Spanish Club, French Club, Honor Cadets, Honor Society. KING, MARY Play Pro, French Club, N.F.L., Thespians, Great Books. Red Cross, Symphony Hi-Notes, Victor Mascot, Girl With Best Sense of Humor in Senior Class. KYLE, JUDY French Club, Future Teachers, Future Journalists. Tri-Sci, Norkets. Girl Scouts, Honor Society, Symphony Hi-Notes, Honor Cadets. Y- Tecn Parliamentarian, Co-Editor of Nordlys, Editor of Football Program, Editor of Basketball Program, Official for a Day, Nordlys Queen Candidate. LEWIS, DAVID O Club Chaplain. Spanish Club, Red Cross, Hi-Y. Tri-Sci, Key McDADE, CHARLES Spanish Club. MAYHEW, LOUISE Girls Glee, Junior Marshal, Honor Society, Honor Cadets. MORGAN, LARRY Key Club, Hi-Y Vice President and Secretary, French Club. Latin Club, O” Club Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Honor Society. Sophomore Class President, Senior Class President, Official for a Day, Boys State, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Award. Latin I Award, Junior Rotarian, Viking Varieties King Candidate, Mr. Courtesy, Most Likely to Succeed. Mr. Northeast High School. Ron Oldham. Sally Willingham. Gisela Sporbcrg. and Barry Brace rock it up at one of their last Northeast mixers. 55 Seniors Say Good-Bye Highway '65 MORRIS, JACK Honor Society President, Honor Cadets, CT Club Reporter, Spanish Club, Spanish I Award, Oil Executive for a Day. NELSON, JIMMY Electronics Club, Hi-Y, Key Club, ’’O” Club, Red Cross, Senior Class Treasurer, Y-Teen Guy Candidate. NINMAN, PAT N.F.L., Norkets, Future Teachers, Horizons, Y-Teens, Student Coun- cil, Great Books. O’CONNER, DANNY Key Club, O'1 Club Secretary, Hi-Y Treasurer, Viking Varieties King. Norket Dream Boy Candidate, Best Mannered Boy in Senior Class. All-Gty Baseball, All-Conference Baseball. OFFICER, GAYLE Choir, Glee Club, Red Cross, Student Council. OGLE, BILL Hi-Y, Future Engineers. OLDHAM, RON Key Club, Hi-Y, Tri-Sci, O” Club, Student Council. PEARSON, LINDA Norkets. Spanish Club, Horizons Secretary and City Representative. Y-Teens, Art Award. PENDLEY, DONNA Girls Glee. Choir, Honor Society, Web Editorial Board, Hi-Y Sweet- heart Candidate. PIERCE, DEAN Student Council, O Club, All-City, All-Conference, All-State Football, Hunters Award in Football. PIERCE, SONDRA Scroll Staff. POTTER, MARK Student Council. Red Cross. POWERS, DENNIS Hi-Y Secretary, French Club, Student Council, Tri-Sci, O” Club. Peppiest Boy in Senior Class. PRICE, LYNN Spanish Club, Red Cross, Medical Careers Club President. PRIDGEN, SHARYN Student Council, Future Teachers. Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Norkets. Choir, Ensemble, First Year Choir Award. RAHN, EVELYN Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Future Teachers, Horizons, Girls Glee. RICHARDSON, MARSHA Choir, Girls Glee. RICKEY, RALPH Key Club, O Club, All-Gty Baseball and Basketball, All-Conference Baseball and Basketball, Norket Dream Boy, Most Athletic Boy in Senior Class. ROBERTSON, BILL “O” Glib Vice President, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Nordlys King, Y-Teen Guy, Best Date in Senior Class. ROGERS, JANE Norkets, Y-Teens, Symphony Hi-Notes, French Club Secretary, Honor Society, Red Cross, Official for a Day, Student Council Secretary, Editor of the Wib, Nordlys Staff. ROLEN, TOM Chess Club Vice President and Sgt. at Arms, Mu Alpha Theta, Treasurer, Electronics Club, Tri-Sci President, Honor Society, Student Council, Oil Executive for a Day. ROOP, GERRY Chess Club President, Hi-Y, Mu Alpha Theta, Tri-Sci, Student Council, Pep Band, Oil Executive for a Day, Howard E. Brown Science Seminar. ROUSH, GARY Key Club, O'’ Club Sgt. at Arms, Hi-Y, Tri-Sci, Student Council, French Club, Red Cross, All-Conference Football, Nordlys King Candidate. SANDERS, ART Student Council, Key Qub, Hi-Y President, O Club, Latin Club, Chess Club, Future Engineers, Electronics Club, Honor Society. SCHLUCHTER, DANNY O Club, Key Club, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Oil Exec- utive for a Day. SCHOOLING, CHARLOTTE Red Goss, Medical Careers Club. Great Books, Horizons, Art Cer- tificate, Choir, Ensemble, All-City Choir. SCOTT, LINDA Y-Teens, Horizon Treasurer, Girl Scouts, Latin Club, Medical Greers Club, Student Council, Nordlys Staff, Norket Treasurer. SHARP, GAIL Norkets, Choir, Girls Glee. SHELTON, JEAN ANNE Student Guncil, Future Teacher, Norkets, Y-Teens, French Club Treasurer, Thespians. N.F.L., Future Journalists, Official for a Day, Honor Gdets, Honor Society, Great Books, Symphony Hi- Notes, Norket Cheerleader, Girls State, Pep Guncil, Gndidate for D.A.R. Award, Times Teen Grrespondent, Web Editorial Board, O.C.I.P.A. Princess of Print Second Runner-Up. SIMMONS, DEAN Red Cross President, Play Pro, N.F.L., Thespians. SNODGRASS, JAYNE Norkets. Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Student Guncil. Pep Guncil, Girls O Club, Red Cross, Future Journalists, Nordlys Staff. Viking Glendar Girl, Symphony Hi-Notes, Alternate Varsity Cheer- leader, Most Athletic Girl in Senior Class, Basketball Princess, Key Club Sweetheart Gndidate, Nordlys Queen Candidate. SNODGRASS, SUZY Spanish Club, N.F.L., Y-Teens, Symphony Hi-Notes, Girl Scouts, Norkets Secretary, Nordlys Staff. SPORBERG, GISELA French Qub, Norkets, Great Books, Girl Scouts, Honorary Member of Student Guncil. STILLWELL, JERRI Spanish Club, Latin Club, Norkets, Symphony Hi-Notes, Y-Tcen Parliamentarian and Secretary, Pep Guncil, Norket Cheerleader, Nordlys Staff, Key Club, Sweetheart, Nordlys Queen, Peppiest Girl in Senior Class. 56 Hello Highway '66 TAYLOR, D! Norket Sgt. at Arms, Y-Teen Chaplain, French Club, Future Teachers, Symphony Hi-Notes, Student Council, Great Books. TIPPIN, JOYCE Band, Pep Band, Assistant Drum Major, Twirler, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Library Club, Honor Society, Oil Executive for a Day. Band Award, Band Queen. UNDERWOOD, FELIX O” Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Tri-Sci, Red Cross. VAUGHN, BILL Key Club, Hi-Y Chaplain, Spanish Club, Student Council, Tri-Sci, Future Teachers, Future Journalists, Mr. Howdy, Junior Class President, Senior Class Vice President, Viking Varieties King Can- didate, Friendliest Boy in Senior Class. VAUGHN, PAM Honor Society, Student Council, Courtesy Club, French Club, Y- Teen Vice President. Girls O” Club, Norket President, Symphony Hi-Notes, Future Journalists, Pep Council, Sophomore Class Secre- tary, Junior Class Treasurer, Scroll Business Manager, Girls State Alternate, Miss Hello, D.A.R. Award, Girl Most Likely to Succeed. VOSS, JUDY Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Norkets, Student Council, Red Cross, Scroll Reporter. WADLEY, CARLETTA Student Council, Band Merit Award, Band Queen Attendant, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Future Teachers, Norkets. WALLACE, LYNDA Future Journalists, Medical Careers, Club. Red Cross, Future Teachers, Y-Teens, Scroll Staff. WILLIAMS, FREDDA Choir, Ensemble, Music Award. WILLINGHAM, SALLY Student Council, French Club, Norket Vice President, Future Teachers, Parliamentarian, Y-Teens, Scroll Staff, Symphony Hi-Notes, Sopho- more Class Treasurer. WILLIS, ROCKY Electronics Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Oil Executive for a Day. WINCHESTER, LINDA Latin Club Secretary, Future Teachers Historian, Y-Teens, Norkets, Student Council, Girls O” Club, Future Journalists, Honor Society, Choir Accompanist. Girls Glee, Official for a Day, Great Books, Football Quen Candidate, Nordlys Business Manager. WOODS, PAULA Future Teachers, Y-Tccns, Norkets, French Club, Great Books, Nordlys Staff. WOOLDRIDGE, PAM Norkets, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Symphony Hi-Notes, Choir, Girls Glee, O” Club Queen Candidate. YELTON, DON Student Council. Editorial staff of the Web: Bedford Clark, Donna Pendley. Jane Rogers. Robert Hope, Jean Anne Shelton, and Hubert Farbes. The Web is Northeast’s first literary magazine, published under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Weber and her senior English students. 57 MR. AND MISS N.H.S. Connie Cox and Larry Morgan PRETTIEST AND HANDSOMEST Connie Cox and Mike Kerran BEST GROOMED Gail Dent and Julian Harris BEST MANNERED Jacque Hendrickson and Danny O'Conner 58 MOST ATHLETIC Jayne Snodgrass and Ralph Rickey Senior Favorites Pave the Way FRIENDLIEST Susan Hicks and Bill Vaughn MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pam Vaughn and Larry Morgan MOST INTELLIGENT Eileen Fry and Jim Gregory BEST DATE Carol Glaze and Bill Robertson PEPPIEST Jerri Stillwell and Dennis Powers PRESIDENT John McGrath SECRETARY Pat Puckett Juniors Make Last Turn Frances Abernathy Norma Alder Charlene Alexander Donald Allen Louis Ashcraft Gordon Barnard Joyce Gipson Notdlys staff member, explains to Linda Smith and Cheryl McGIory some of the procedures in yearbook production. David Barnes Sydney Barthold Jo Ann Berger Danny Best Cynthia Boulton Stephen Boydstun Bill Brady Johnnie Bragg Richard Brandes Thomas Braxton Joe Brennan Pam Brookmeyer Jimmy Brown Donna Burleson Richard Barns Richard Caldwell Maurice Calhoun Mickey Canon Shirley Capps Charles Carleton Susan Carpenter Patricia Carter Willie Clark Donna Cloer Lewis Coate Rickey Coe Micheal Coffey Sharon Coleman Rudy Cooke Beth Corless End of Beginning Denny Cotner Bill Craun Charles Cunningham Marjorie Curry Annie Daniel Geraldine Daniels Victor Davis Liz Dawson Rodney Delano Robert Delaughter Phil Dixon Bill Durant Eddie Earnest Linda Ellenburg Joe Elliott Russell Emig Betty Enlow Charles Farris Janie Farris Sharon Fenstad Lance Ferguson Ed Fleming Katherine Fletcher Richard Folsom Madeline Foreman Sue Forsythe Clydetta Freeman Kirk Furr Pat Gable Lonnie Garis 62 Looms Ahead for Juniors Steve Garrrtt David Gentry Steve George David Gillespie Joyce Gipson Judy Gragson Katie Graham Ron Hall Don Hamilton Earl Hamilton Richard Hammock Lee Harder Cloresa Harding Mike Hapgood Fred Harth Larry Hayes David Hey Ann Hirschi Tom Holder Lloyd Hollis Earl Holmes James Hook Doug Hopkins Katie Howard Steve Boydstun, winner of the model car contest sponsored by Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild, captures interest of Bill White, Kenny Mogg, Dan Landes, and Art Shank. Margie Hutsell Gary Jackson James Jackson Nellie Jeffers Hazel Johns Beverly Jones 63 Gaining Speed, Junior Class Charles Jones Cobra Jones Karen Kiefer Otis Kime Vicki Khulman Lela LaGrange Dan Landes Wilburn Lane Robert Lewis Ilene Ligons Deborah Long Glen Lorenz Linda Lotspeich Joyce Loveless David Martin Phillip Mason Tommy Mayberry Linda McCauley Robert McDonald Cheryl McGlory John McGrath Wayne Meek Janice Mitchell Brenda Mitchelle Kenny Mogg Linda Moore Tommie Moreno Teresa Morton Nathaniel Mosby Nancy Myers Maxine Neconie Donna Newell Nicola Nichelson 64 A1 Nolan Barbara Norton Dickie O’Connor Doug Odor Beverly O'Neal Janette Oswalt Connie Partlow Kathy Patnode Linda Paulson Suzanne Phillips Pam Philpott Judy Piatt Mary Piercey Jennie Pratt Pat Puckett Bob Quick Floyd Ray Gloria Ray Paul Ray Bonnie Rehrig Elly Reiss Dennis Reynolds Maria Rice Renee Rice Isabelle Riggs Cleo Roberts J. Jan Rogers Polly Pat Rogers Bob Russell Perry Schmidt Larry Schmitz Chris Schoolcraft Linda Schooling 65 Studious English class progresses in literary fields. Juniors Excel During Art Shank Kenny Sharp Brenda Sherrill Jim Siggins Gwendolyn Sims Etta Skaggs Linda Smith Marian Smith Marva Smith Rene Stallard Crystal Stem Shirley Stemen Robert Stillwell Judy Tackett Julia Taylor Billy Toombs Charlie Tutt Mike Tutt Alberta Weeks Richard Wells Joe West Bill White Cheryl in Wright Tommy Ziegclgruber George Vigeron Lloyd Vineyard Clarence Wadkins Kay Wallace Mona Wallace Amos Wamble Closing Year Jennie Pratt allows” Maurice Calhoun to help with party decorations. Charlie Farris and Lonnie Garis wonder if Mike Tutt could survive third lunch hour. Sharon Fenstad tries her hand at fishing, while Bill Durant is caught off guard. We have no fear that we may sink as long as the harbor's near the good ol’ Rat Fink. Lead Class of 67 Jerry Abbott Mary Adams Mary Allgood Ramona Alston Sandra Atkins Debbie Babcock Margie Baldwin Phil Barker Terrie Barker Bobby Bassler Carl Beck Janet Bishop Dan Black Billy Bloyed Nancy Bolton Linda Boone Lloyd Booth Terry Borens Bill Boulton Brenda Brace Kathy Brand Gail Braxton Charla Brewer Patti Briggs Jane Brown Larry Brown David Bryan Debbie Bryan Carol Buckhalter Dorothy Buckhold Larry Bullock Melvin Buycks Ginger Cafky Chuck Campbell Delores Chambers Sharon Chambers Barbara Chilcutt Sharon Clark Paula Cole Carol Coleman Ann Conrad Martha Conrad 69 Qophomores Travel Through the Year Jon Constien Kymn Converse John Cooke Charles Corbin Donny Cotner Jane Crawford Gwen Crook Nancy Daniel Mike Dean Richard Dean Denny Deason Lucky DeGeare Margaret Dickovers Gary Dixon Mike Drexler Carla Duke Lynda Duke Mike Duncan Patsy Ebcrhardt Orville Edwards Emily Ekonen Louise Elkin Mable Ellington Eilene Elliot Linda Evans Nancy Ferguson Linda Fields Drue Freeman Randy Fry Bob Galutia Gene Gardner Susie Garis Linda Garrett Linda Guerin Norman Gin Ray Gollagher Mr. Whitlow finds a novel way of dis- posing of a few sophomores—at least temporarily. 70 With Largest Enrollment in School Marsha Gore Carolyn Graham Ron Graham Felicia Grant Gwynn Gregg Judy Gregory Dwight Griffin Jim Griffin Ozella Hamilton Scott Hansen Noita Harder Judy Hawkins Mark Hayes Leonard Henderson Roger Hensley Jancll Hey Bethel Hill Billy Holcomb Sharon Holcomb Sheryl Hooper Mike Hoover Jimmy Howard Liz Howard Deborah Jackson Shirleen Jaffray George James Stacie Jennings John Jobe Alice Johnson Josephine Johnson Deanne Jones Jeanne Jones Pauline Jones Yvonne Jones Laura Kafer Gary Kelcy Janis Kerran Patsy Kidd Bill Kime Judy King Helen Klotz Ray Knowles 71 Sophomores Generale Enthusiasm Janet Kordic Martha Krueger Greg Lamb Louise Larwig Sam Latturc Diana Leaf Jim Lebocuf Brenda Leaf Cindy Lewis Gregory Lewis Linda Lewis Wesley Loper Richard Lowery Linda Lurks John Maddox Cindy Mahoney Carol Martin Greg Martin Jeanic Martindale Connell Mason Liz McCarty James McCauley Sherry McCord Gerald McCIary Mary McDaniel Ronny McMillan Mike Merrill Sandy Miller Alvin Moore Barbara Moore Bruce Moore Dan Moore Sharon Morgan Cindy Morrow Roger Mui Emma Murphy Wayne Muse Richard Neaves Cheryl Neil Marquita Nelson Diane Newell Daryl Nicholas 72 During First Year in Senior High Starred Nichols Mary Ninman Glynelle Norwood Roger Norwood Pat Novak Debra Nutt Virgil Onan Brenda Page Kenneth Parker Terry Parman Tupper Patnode Mary Ann Peak Jerrie Peiffer Eugene Perkins Steve Perryman Mark Petty Renee Phillips Bill Pipher Paul Power Linda Powers Nancy Powers Jean Prickett Bill Priest Faye Ramey Jerry Reasnor Elliot Reed Phil Reimer Donald Richard Ruth Richard Chris Rickey Carolyn Riddle Karen Riddle Allen Rodgers Joe Rogers Charles Roland Roy Rolen Mike Duncan and Chris Rickey ready themselves for a big race! 73 10fh Graders Join School Spirit in Jimmy Ross Ray Russell Susan Salisbury Delores Sanchez Jim Sanders Byron Savage Stan Seaton Cathy Shank Janice Shelton Jean Ann Shelton Claude Sherrill Jerry Smith Johnny Smith Terry Smith Thomasena Smith Gary Spence Deanna Stanczyk Lucy Stansell RhoCile Stansell Karen St. Cyr Belinda Stearmen Marcia Strickland Linda Stroud Dianna Stroud Olen Tackett Gwynn Taylor Johnny Taylor Larry Thomas Stan Thomas Mary Lou Tilley Sally Tomilson Rose Tipton 74 Stacie Jennings, star footballer, shows her athletic ability. Activities and Achievements of '64-'65 Beverly Trotter Toni Turner Jim Voelkcrs Brenda Wallace Marcus Wamble Dale Ward Pam Ware Donna Waters Nancy Watson Roy Watson Don Webb Linda Wells Donnie Wheeler John White Freeman Wilson Deborah Woods Chestine Wright Randy York Mr. Finned's first hour class learn from 'living textbook, the daily newspaper. 75 This Year's Freshmen Patsy Brown Victoria Brown Diana Browning Diane Burk Dochclc Burnett Donna Bums Jackie Bums Gloria Cage Elaine Caldwell Deborah Cambell Laura Cannon Steve Christian ii Terrie Clanahan Scott Clark Gloria Clark Velma Clark Becky Clayton Bob Clymcr Jerry Coffey Gary Compton Vaughn Corbin Sarah Corless Letha Cosper Karen Couch David Critchfield Donna Cunningham Danny Daniels Debbie Daniels Linda Davids Carol Dawson 76 Qhift Into High Gear! Wanda Donovan Ralph Edciberg Edward Elkins Randy Ellis Jimmy Emig Steve Enterline Cynthia Fleming Sharon French David Furr Susan Galutia Pat Garrett Andrew Gin Larry Gipson Kathy Glaze Kate Goilaher Irene Goupeau Phillip Grant Richard Gregg Robert Hutchinson Sarah Ingram Sue Isaac Theresa Jackson Vickey James Danny Johnson Skipper Hawkins Chris Hickman Tim Hight Beverly Holcomb Virginia Holcomb John Hubbard Street Signs Help to Determine Robert Johnson Sharon Johnson Vickie Jolley Cobra Jones Darrell Jones Vicky Kaul Randall Keef Carla Kiester Lani Kennedy Patricia Kennemer Mark Keyl John Klopp Sue Lawler Vickie Leach Carol Lee Anne Long Clifford Loper Claudia Loveland I Eddy Jane McElvany Keith McGlory Debra McGowan Belinda McKee Karen Me Lane Barbara McNecly Gary Morgan Mike Morris Shirley Mott Linda Murray Karolyn Neal Janice Neal 78 Northeast Freshmen's Future!! Marilyn Newell Elaine Nixon David Nobles John Osborne Chester Pearson Larry Phillips Rosalind Relph Dixie Rhodes Tommie Richey James Rickey Beverly Russell Jo Lcta Russell Susan Storey Steve Story Linda Stripling Hal Sutton Ellis Thompson Terry Tippen Carmen Sanchez Scott Sartin Coleman Smith Doug Smith Sylvia Smith Linda Stanford Donny Toombs Dennis L’nderwood Sonnya Ushbrook Allen Vinyard Dona I Ware Li abeth Waring Gloria Watson Steven Welch James White Peggy White Wanda Fay White Reginald Williams Freshmen Make It Through Last Year of Jr. High Kenneth Willis Steven Wilson Darla Womastik Laura Wooldridge Linda Zackery Charles Zink Montie Harth. Scott Sartin, John Osborne, and Sue Isaac are caught in the boiler room play- ing Hansel and Gretel. Vickie Leach puts on her thinking cap for DAT TEST. All play and no work makes Jack a dull boy, said Mr. Cudjoe to Scott Ferguson, Steve Story, and Lynn Mogg. 80 Paul Adams Jessie Adkins Leeta Alexander Patricia Ashcraft Lindy Baker Patricia Baldwin Richard Barnard Bobby Barnes John Bicknell Park Bingham Susan Black Richard Blaine Debra Borders Jacqueline Braxton Timothy Brewer Donald Browder Leroy Brown Jerry Buckhold Ronnie Bullock Anthony Carpenter Chris Cave Eighth Graders Are on Their Way Sharon Chouteau Connie Clanahan Billy Clark Linda Clark Margaret Coffclt Eunice Collins Michael Compton Ruby Conner Jean Daniel Stephen Drcxler Jimmie Eishen Fred Elkins William Farbes Lillie Fields Bruce Fisher Kent Fisher Carmen Forrester Patsy Fowler Billy Gardner Barbara Gibson 81 Rita Gillaspy Shirley Gipson Donna Glenn Patricia Gooden David Goodman Margaret Goodwin Geary Graham Ronna Graham Steve Hampton Jonathan Hansen Joan Harris Steve Harris Barbara Haywood Pauline Hellerud Eddie Henderson Fred Hendrickson Philip Hirschi Linda Hixon Eighth Graders Cruise Through Year, Alan Holcomb Peter Holland Jan Hollingsworth Jim Hoskins Terri Howell David Hurst Barbara Isaac Brenda Jackson Dorothy Jackson Edward Jeffers Brenda Johnson Marcus Jones Carolyn Kidd Gary Kirkcndall Dennis Lacey Jeneke Lambeth Pat Lamphear Bill Larwig Janice LeCompte Brenda Lee 82 Albet Lewis Linda Lewis Herman Lornes Bruce Maddux Sharon Mayberry Shelah Mayberry Gerald Mayhew Larry McBride Jettye McNeely Look Forward to Next Year Mike Powers, Bruce Maddux, and Alan Holcomb carry keeping the halls clean a little too far. Bennett Meek Rodger Miller Deborah Morgan Linda Murray John Myers Marilyn Parker Sheila Patterson Marcus Paulden Vicki Perkins Mike Peters Loy Piatt Terry Porter Mike Powers Lynda Rawlins Nancy Reynolds Janetta Richey Dennis Russell Sheila Shaw Margaret Shelton Mike Shields Barbara Issae, Margaret Coffelt, and Susan Black try for detention hall during five minutes break. The library facilities arc enjoyed by Eddie Jeffers, Phil Hirshi, Jeanctta Vaughn, and Linda Hixon. Qecond Year Almost Finished for Eighth Grade Janet Smith Marjorie Smith Patsy Smith Sheryl Sporn Karen Stalcup Judy Stearman Eddie Stevens Sidney Terry Vikki Turner Jcanetta Vaughn Sterling Virtue Minnie Wamble Ronald Ware Lloyd West Joel Williams Janice Williams Barbara Wilson Luther Zaudendale Myron Allen Marilyn Anderson Chippy Barger Juan Barrientez Patricia Benz Thomas Berryhills Don Bishop Barbara Blankenship Leslie Brookmeyer Ann Brown Gwendolyn Brown Vincent Brown Paula Bryan Jean Buckner Sondra Burk Delores Cannon Ronny Hixon, George Selby, and Tommy Keefe admire new books at the library's first book fair. Seventh Grade Is the First Step Randy Capps Nancy Carter Jan Chaffin Robert Chastain Marta Chilcutt Jackie Clark Carol Clayton Terry Clocr Olivia Combest Mark Combs Mary Conners Nancy Lee Cook Kathy Curry Willard Dallas Craig Daniel Sandra Dark Paul Davidson Anna Davis Terry Dean Paula DeGraffenreid Wayne Dill Pamela Dixon Cheryl Dobbs Steve Drechsler Jimmye Eidson Adeline Estep Delores Estes Kay Farrel Ruth Ferguson Willie Fields Nita Finamore Sharyn Fisher Donna Fitzer Tina Flanagin Margaret Foreman 85 Faye Franklin Thelma Garrett We're just a few minutes late, Mr. Skelton,” plead Alice Kirkman Suzanne Owens, and Paula DeGraf- fenreid. Barbara Gibson Sharlotte Gibson Linda Gilbert Linda Hamilton Carolyn Hall Mark Paul Hall Seventh Graders Begin Stanley Harman Ronny Hixon Irvin Hogg Laura Holder Von Holmes Andrea House Pertella Houston Rickey Hower Philip Hughes Vicki Ingels Barbara Ingram Kenneth Ingram Cynthia Jackson Jerry Johnson Savannah Johnson Wanda Johnson Curtis Jones Kathy Kaul Alice Kirkman David Knowles Bill LaGrange Evelyn Lawler Gerry Lemon Ronnie Lewis Karl Lofton Mary Loper Mildred Lorres Brenda Lyday Stephen Mallard Beverly Miers Jacquelyn Miles David Miller Dempsey Miller Sherry Moore Donna Morgan Marsha Morgan Sui San Mui Ron Myers Gloria Norton Terry Novak Harvey Ockert Gloria Oliver Suzanne Owens Elizabeth Poore Diane Powell Debra Press Rodney Rader Mary Relph Susan Reynolds Marilyn Rice Ulyssel Riley Deborah Roberts Ellen Rogers Sherry Runnels Shelia Russel Bill Sanders John Saner Mike Schooling Bill Schuman Gregory Shaw Long Journey Eagerly Joe Shaw Debra Shirley Janice Shirley Darrell Short Glenda Simpson Sandra Simpson Gregory Spearman Inez Starr Mike Stearman Sharon Stewart Oliver Stripling Leford Stevenson John Temple Victoria Terrell Beverly Terry Donna Thomas Patricia Thompson Johnny Tilford Linda Toler Charles To we Norma Townsend Kathy Upton Kathy Urban Gary Voelkers Carl Wamble Larry Ward Mike Waring Charlotte Watson Trellis Williams Robbie Wilson Doug Wilson Henry Wilson Jayna Wilson Cathy Womack Brenda Woods 87 Fuel SENIOR HIGH OFFICERS Student Council Powers TED DUNCAN President JIM GREGORY Vice President JANE ROGERS Secretary BARBARA ABLE Treasurer The Student Council is the largest and most active school organization. Its purpose is to promote citizenship, leader- ship, and democracy as well as student activities. Citizenship is carried out by each student participating in the Student Council. Leadership is promoted through the Student Council officers and committee Chairmen. Students practice democracy by electing both the council officers and two homeroom representatives in school elections. Student Council activities this year have included the signing of a sportsmanship pledge, participation in the Toys for Tots Drive, a Courtesy Week, and a safety program aimed at school and traffic safety. The social and publicity committees helped to provide after-game mixers, and the directory committee published the annual student directory. 90 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: From Row: Bill Vaughn, Doug Hopkins. Second Row: Eileen Fry, Barbara Able, Ann Hirschi. Third Row;: Mike Kerran, Larry Morgan. Vikings Onward SENIOR HIGH REPRESENTATIVES Front Row: K. Mogg, B. Quick, J. Rogers, L. Winchester, D. Newell, S. Barthold, D. Powers, M. Baldwin, C. Mahoney, J. Pratt, J. L. Bragg, D. Hopkins. B. Priest. Second Row: R. Coe, C. Duke, N. Ferguson, L. Evans, S. Hillis, S. Hicks, B. Vaughn, C Cox, S. Coleman, N. Cowan, D. Taylor. E. Fry. Third Row: E. Caesar, D. Cotner, S. George, K. Sharp, C. Rickey, T. Duncan, B. Able, D. Gillespie, T. Jones, S Thomas, J. Howard, M. Duncan Fourth Rou: D. Yelton, R. Bums, B. Allee, A. Sanders, B. Hope. M. Kerran, L. Morgan, R. Friend, J. Gregory, J. McGrath, B. Toombs, L. Vineyard, B. Russell, J. Cotton. Jim Gregory, Alan Vineyard, Ted Duncan, and Steve Miller prepare to welcome students with the help of Victor Viking. Northeast’s delegation to the Oklahoma State Association of Student Councils convention held at Lawton, Oklahoma, in December—Ted Duncan, Jim Gregory, Barbara Able, Jane Rogers, and Giesla Sporberg. 91 Student Activities Pave the Council page in the 1965 basketball program. David Lewis, Pam Vaughn, Barbara Able, Jim Gregory, Jane Rogers and Mike Fitch display the Student Council Sportsmanship Pledge, containing the signature of 1500 students who pledged their good sportsmanship and support to the Vikings. Winners of the Mr. and Miss Courtesy contest climaxing Stu- dent Council Courtesy Week— Larry Morgan. Charles Zinc, Susie Galutia, and Connie Cox. Mike Kerran leads a safety committee meeting. This committee has contributed to both school and traffic safety by drawing up a set of school safety rules and by work- ing with the board of education on traffic safety. Road io Leadership and Democracy JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS STEVE MILLER President ALAN VINEYARD WANDA DONOVAN Vice President Secretary SUSAN BLACK Treasurer JUNIOR HIGH REPRESENTATIVES: Front: S. Truman. K Glaze. W. Donovan. E. J. McElvany, R. Ferguson. Second Row: L. West. S. French, S. Issae. R. Ellis, G. Powell, S. Hampton. Third Row: E. Maddux, N. Alder. S. Black, D. Crutchfield, E. Loper. Fourth Row: P Hirschi. M. Choteau. A Vineyard, S. Miller. Winner of the Toys for Tots Drive, Mrs. Woolery's homeroom, displays part of the 190 toys it donated. Honor Societies Drive SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY: First Row: Joyce Tippin, Judy Piatt, Pam Brookmeyer, Linda Winchester, Pat Dorr, Luella McCarty, Judy Black, Jennie Pratt, Polly Pat Rogers. Second Row: Ann Bannister, Jeanne Ann Shelton, Sherry Hillis, Isabelle Riggs, Marilyn Bishop, Gail Dent, Louise Mayhew, Eileen Fry, Cynthia Bolton, Judy Kyle, Third Row: Steve Boydstun, Richard Bruns, Jubert Farbes, Tommy Jones, Kenny Mogg, Donna Pendley, Kathy Buckhold, Ann Hirschi, Jo Ann Berger. Fourth Row: Bob Lewis, Merrill Likes, Tom Rolen, Jim Gregory, Jack Morris, Bill White, Ted Duncan, Pam Vaughn, Kathy Patnode. The Honor Society consists of students who rank high in scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and service. A grade average of 3.5 is required for membership. The Senior High Honor Society is comprised of Juniors and Seniors and the Junior High of eight and ninth grade students. The Honor Cadets are Sophomores. Members of the Senior Honor Society were initiated in a special as- sembly presented before the student body. The Junior High held a banquet at Cherry’s cafeteria. MISS MARTHA WHITE Sponsor MR. BILL WHITLOW Sponsor 94 SENIOR HIGH OFFICERS: Hubert Farbes, treasurer; Jim Gregory, vice president; Judy Black, secretary; Jack Morris, president. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS: Scott Clark, vice president; Carla Keister, president; Ron Harper, reporter; Andy Gin, treasurer; Jacque Burns, secretary. for Scholarship and Leadership JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY: First Row: Jim Hoskins, Sheila Shaw, Margarette Shelton, Diane Burke, Darja Womastek, Susie Galutia, Liz Waring, Eddy Jane McEIvany, Andy Gin. Second Row: Karen McClane, Tim Hight, Susan Black, Carla Keister, Linda Farrell, Jacque Bums, Sue Corless, Carol Ann Lubbers. Third Row: Philip Hirschi, Jerry Buckhold, Judy Stearman, Jane Merritt, Sheryl Spom, Janetta Richey, Jcanctta Vaughn, Linda Stanford, Patsy Brown. Fourth Row: Eddie Henderson, Robert Hutchinson, Ron Harper, Scott Clark, Tommy Richey, Ralph Edelberg, Steve Enterline, Vernon BUnkinship. HONOR CADETS: First Row: Randy Fry, Nancy Ferguson, Elizabeth McCarty, Martha Conrad, Belinda Stearman. Second Row: Jeanne Ann Shelton, Judy Gregory, Linda Evans, Emily Ekoncn, Carla Duke. Third Row: Drue Free- man, Ronnie McMillan, Steve Perryman, Virgil Onan, Chris Rickey, Jerry Abbott. 95 Leaders Represent Northeast Well Oil Executives Members of the Oil Executives are selected by the faculty and must maintain a B average. They attended meetings and luncheons, toured oil refineries, and were guests of the Oklahoma City oil companies. Front Row: Pat Dorr, Joyce Tippin, Jessilyn Hall, Eileen Fry, Mike Kerran. Second Row: Jim Spangler, Doug Corrie, Tom Jones, Richard Duke, Danny Schluchter. Third Row: Gerry Roop, Hubert Farbcs, Bob Alice, Maurice Coffey. Back Row: Jack Morris, Merril Likes, Tom Rolen, Bob Hope, Rocky Willis. Boys and Girls State The faculty selected three boys and one girl of good citizen- ship and leadership ability to attend the American Legion— sponsored Boys and Girls State where they studied demo- cratic government and Oklahoma politics. Front Row: Jean Ann Shelton, Ted Duncan. Second Row: Jimmy Gregory, Larry Morgan. Junior Rotarians These leaders of our school were selected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, service and character. The Rotarians attend lunch- eons at the Rotary Club. The)’ alternate in representing Northeast. At the lunch- eons they hear speeches from civic leaders concerning civic government. Front Row: Pat Dorr, Ted Duncan, Hubert Farbcs, Back Row: Larry Morgan, Bill Robertson, Jimmy Gregory, Merril Likes. 96 Chapel Offers Light to Travel by BILL VAUGHN President DAVID LEWIS Vice-President With the help and support of the Christian youth at Northeast, Morning Chapel has had its third successful year. Christian leaders throughout the city take part to inspire us, and to help our faith in God grow. Everyone who has attended, has received a spiritual blessing. Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an ex- ample of the believers, in word, in conversation, in love, in spirit, in faith, in purity. 1 Timothy 4:12 PAM WARE Secretary KATIE HOWARD Song Leader KATIE GRAHAM Pianist Morning Chapel presents the true meaning of Christmas in their Christmas Assembly Morning Chapel group enjoys song service led by Katie Howard. 97 Co-editors Judy Kyle and Susan Hicks use yearbooks from past years as guidelines in producing a successful Nordlys. Nordlys The staff works faithfully to meet the first deadline. Staff Mrs. Miller and Mr. Waltman, advisors, explore various ways and means of increasing yearbook profits. Business managers. Connie Cox, Sherry Hillis, and Linda Winchester, file receipts from yearbook sales. Terry Haynes, David Lewis, and Gary Roush, sports editors, take an inventory of the pictures for their section. 98 Compiles Viking Travelog Putting out a yearbook is quite a challenge, but the 1965 Nordlys staff has completed this task with favor- able results. This busy and capable staff participates in many varied activities besides the production of the yearbook itself. Clinics held in Norman, Still- water, and Edmond were attended, and staff members came back with new ideas to use in their work. To learn more about yearbook production, staff members were required to write on twenty-four articles taken from various journalism magazines. Routine work such as stamping and identifying pictures, cropping and proportioning, planning layouts, and selling the books have also contributed toward the creation of a suc- cessful yearbook. Jane Rogers, Linda Scott, and Paula Woods eagerly sell yearbooks to students in Mr. Havenstrite's first hour class. Neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow can stop yearbook business, say staff members Linda Guerin. Karen Kiefer, Etta Skaggs and Jo Ann Berger; as they try to stay dry! Jerri Stillwell, Judy Piatt, Suzy Snodgrasss, and Jayne Snodgrass seem to be looking for prospec- tive customers as they scan the hall. Jamie Garis pleads with photographer, Mr. Goforth, to come to take some pictures while Joyce Gipson and Nancy Powers stand by to assist her with their powers of persuasion. Just like a sophomore! exclaim Janette Oswalt and Katie Graham as they try to untangle Liz McCarty! 99 man Scroll x l, Oklahoma ingero Thunderbirds few, lose a fc Marion Hulsey toda Sponsor of OU umw W.UUJ .wuuj for the big-before-game pep as- Carol Glaze Editor The cheerk the words tc figure that r down either sembly in the gym. The bell There they go the Graces of the ring: race bodi Mrs. Hulsey, Carol Glaze, and Jean Anne Shelton give a sigh of relief after a Scroll deadline. dred intei of i (1) amo: then stair shoe: need worl- clear Steve A news though, that seventh grad- cookies and milk or they stop ers £ 1.....nie sale Paula Brand, Sally Willingham, Luella McCarty, Pam Vaughn, Reas theo: men. grad ency bloo out) deatl and Carol Glaze work hard on paper articles. Bi body bly • must man; of P lead just until Ther ever; ior section. A clustered group or mostlv boys will break up with a 100 Jn after David Lewis has is. (Hav- vill dull the be- urs also ►bably a 0, since out of adrenal d. There 1, spike, I, sob! .hat two not be :ause of they re- pep as- is ankle i unfor- m. The otner received ms injury when he stepped into a tuba and was not able to get it off due to his ;day, Oct. 15, 1964 No. 3 Aorgan Cu ' irst Jr. Ro By Bill Vai Selected by the J ; approval of the serve as the first ian for the year srgan. Larry will serve h mb September 29 to Octc r ing this period he five meetings. Larry is now an ber of the Key Clul tin Club and “O a proven leader as he was a Boys’ State Representative last year. Larry is a two year letterman in cross-country and baseball and is expected to earn his third year. He has also lettered one year in basket- ball. He has combined h i s Christian lead- ership abilities and athletic as he won the Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletics Award last year. The Rotary Club is a cross sec- tion of the community’s leading businessmen. Each member is an executive from his field and i major, land Que cor tod b', nie Caes; Jean Anne Shelton Editor As the band playe Delores Sanchez N.H.S. Band Queen The band stepped formation while drum major Tom J t°ndants Joyce Tippi ly Jones, escorted by sar and Kenny Willi big moment. Delon sented a dozen long roses, and a white ja band emblem on th« Delores was dresse tiful white formal and shoes to match, tendant Beverly Jo pink satin semi-fora Carol Glaze, Pam Vaughn, Gail Dent, and Jean Anne Shelton plan dates for Scroll to come out. tol anoth w) ii funn ones enormou sho siz V under- they need it, the Merit Corpora- tion sends the names, home ad- dresses, test scores and proposed “Goose” and Pam they are the ones w made and donated t Although SanToi DeBose made 104 yards in 16 carries J SpOOk Til 6 tartans f fl r - K Scroll staff members find a time for leisure after all the stories have been taken to the printer. e . r ¥ '«y 7P A7S,' B8,i173 Journalism boys, Jimmy Gregory, Dickie Oconnor, Ronny Oldham, Julian Harris, and Jack Morris, work on sports articles. I Left to right—Jack Morris, Vicki Kuhlman, Gail Dent, Tl Patty Hazlewood, Cindy Flanagin, Bill Vaughn, Pam b Vaughn, Carol Glaze, Ronny Oldham, and Jean Anne Shel- ton. ecause tHe down. This 3ang, who GA 4-3700 1148 N.E. 361 101 Courtesy Club Greete N.E. Visitors Laura Hansen President Connie Partlow Vice President Jean Anne Shelton Judy Piatt Stacie Jennings At the beginning of each school year, the sophomore girls meet to elect six members and an alternate to the Courtesy Club. The qualifications for membership are a B average, leadership, citizenship, and dependability. The girls serve as hostesses at many school activities. Miss Ellis Sponsor Jo Ann Berger Treasurer Connie Cox Sherry Hillis Gail Dent Secretary 102 Key fo the Road Doug Hopkins Secretary Jim Gregory T reasurer THE KEY CLUB is a selective organization for high school boys. The members are chosen for the next year by the mem- bers already in the club. Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, is an international organization. This year the club is striving to overcome in- difference and to stimulate determined and positive action in all organizations that need support and promotion. The Key Club also has many social outings as the Annual Bonfire and Coronation Dance. David Lewis, Bill Vaughn, Dick O'Connor and Ron Oldham engaged in the annual Key Club car wash. Front Row: D. Freeman, R. Folsom, K. Mogg, J. Harris, T. Haynes, M. Kerran, R. Rickey, D. Lewis, A. Sanders, D. Corrie, K. Sharp. Second Row: L. Garris, R. Duke, J. McCowan, B. Hayes, K. Keister, D. Schluchter, T. Duncan, M. Novak, B. Brace, D. Hopkins. Third Row: B. Priest, L. Hayes, M. Cody, J. Rogers, S. George, S. Garrett, B. White, C. Curry, H. Heath, P. Dorr, L. Bullock, J. White. Fourth Row: R. Oldham, D. O'Connor, B. Vaughn, J. Nelson, B. Toombs, B. Stillwell, B. Russell, M. Fitch, J. Gregory, L. Morgan, G. Roush, D. O'Connor, M. Duncan, J. Howard. 103 French and Spanish Clubs Encourage From Row: H. Johns, J. Rogers, D. Powers, N. Jeffers, P. Doir, J Rogers, N. Holcomb, E. Skaggs, R. Rice, N. Adler, P. Brookmeyer, J. Piatt. Second Row: M. Bishop, G. Richards, W. Brown, E. Fry, J. Oswalt, K. Keifer, A. Bannister, N. Meyers, J. Pratt, B. King. Third Row: I Riggs A Hirschi, P. Philpott, S. Barthold, K. Buckhold, J. Hall, S. Willingham, D. Taylor. C. McGlory, P. Rogers. Fourth Row: R. Cooke, B Clark, R. Gist, E. Caesar, H. Heath, T. Duncan, C. Schoolcraft, T. Jones, R. Brandes. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...................... KATHY BUCKHOLD VICE PRESIDENT ANN BANNISTER SECRETARY ........................ JAYNE ROGERS TREASURER EILEEN FRY SONG LEADER ...................... JESSILYN HALL Mrs. Sandra Fisher Sponsor From Row: L. Davis, S. French, D. Womastek, S. Galutia, L. Kennedy, C. Martin, L. McCarty, E. McElvany, M. Harth, N. Powers, K. St. Cyr, Second Row: G. Cafky, V. Clark, H. Klotz, N. Ferguson, M. Ninman, B. Clayton, L. Stanford, C. Lubbers, L. Waring, L. Farrell, P. Ware. Third Row': T. Turner, D. Buckhold, M. Conrad, L. Long, B. Page, W. Donovan, E. Maddox, H. Alder, V. Kaul, L. Larwig. Fourth Row: J. Bishop, J. King, J. Gregory, J. Piefer, R. Stansell, L. Kafer, S. Isaac, C. Loper, G. Clark, L. Stripling, P. Brown, S. Hawkins. Interest in Foreign Neighbors! Front Row: L. Price, L. Hansen, L. McCarty, P. Dalton, N. Jeffers, S. Carpenter, J. Farris, Second Row: C. Chilton, L. Smith, D. Bennet, F. Un- derwood, C. Cox, S. Burns, C. Boulton, K. Howard. Third Row: K. Furr, R. Folsom, R. Russel, M. Fitch, B. Robertson, S. Garrett, S. Russell, B. Blankenship. Fourth Row: D. Allen, B. Hayes, J. Siggens, B. Allee, C. McDane, J. Spangler, K. Patnode. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY SG. AT ARMS HISTORIAN REPORTER LUELLA McCARTY JIM SPANGLER PAT DALTON PAT BRIGGS JANIE FARRIS KATIE HOWARD JANIS KERRAN Mrs. Jean Platt Sponsor Front Row: S. McCord, T. Clanahan, J. Kerran, K. Glaze, J. Merritt, C. Loveland, M. Adams. Second Row: P. Kennemer, K. Keister, L. Evans, D. Cunningham, E. Caldwell, P. Briggs, D. Lyons. Third Row: D. Nutt, P. Eberhart, K. Shank, K. Duke, N. Watson, M. Hey, N. Boulton. Fourth Row: W. Muse, V. Blankenship, T. Patnode, J. Griffen, P. Garrett. Latin Aida Future Scholars! Latin Club Front Row: Andy Gin, Kathy Platt, Patti Hazelwood, Linda Winchester, Sandy Miller, Kathy Brand, Dixie Rhoades, Belinda Stearman, Cynthia Morrow, Gilton Cross, Drue Freeman. Second Row: Ann Hirchi, Jackie Hendrickson, Mabel Ellington, Jackie Bums, Sarah Corless, Jean Ann Shelton, Emily Ekonen, Sheryl Hooper, Susan Phillips, Faye Ramey, Ann Daniels, Paula Cole. Third Row: Steve Perryman, Cleo Roberts, Bob Allee, Arthur Sanders, Larry Morgan, Bob Long, Dan Moore, Bob Lewis, Norman Gin, Lance Ferguson, Steve Wilson, Steve Enterline, Jim Voelkers. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT JEAN ANNE SHELTON VICE PRESIDENT ........... NORMAN GIN SECRETARY-TREASURER .............. EMILY EKONEN PARLIAMENTARIAN DOUG ODOR Randy Keef, Barbara Norton, Jean Anne Shilton, and Judy Piatt show originality during Foreign Language week, that won them first place on Spanish, Latin, and French Day. Mrs. Lois Miller Sponsor The Northeast High School Latin club is called the Forum. It is a branch of the National Junior Classi- cal League, the members of which believe an ac- quaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization in its governments, laws, literature, languages and arts. The two main highlights of the year for this group are Foreign Language Week and the Roman Banquet. Red Cross Travels Road of Service Front Rou: Linda Toler, Vicki Perkins, Susan Black, Mike Powers, Jackie Burns, Barbara Norton. Randy Fry, Lynn Price. Second Row: Stephen Mallard, Dianna Stroud, Monte Harth. Renee Rice, Sherry Hillis, Jamie Garis, Orvella Ott. Third Row: Mickie Cannon, Linda Wallace, Gail May- berry, Linda Stroud, Liz Howard, Pam Philpott, Doug Odor, Mary Tilley. Fourth Row: James Duncan, Kay Goodman, Kathy. Buckhold, Sue Forsythe, Janice Eubanks, Joyce Loveless, Pat Briggs, David Gillespie, Lynn Mogg. President Doug Odor talks to executive board members Jamie Garis, Pam Philpott, and Sherry Hillis. The Red Cross has been exceptionally active this year. One of the most worthwhile achievements was the provision of clothes for an orphan baby. Other worthy activities have been gift chests which were sent to overseas disaster areas and the decorating of Christmas trees in the Old Folks' -Home. The money for these was raised by donut sales during first hour. The Red Cross has well-served its purpose of helping those in need. Mrs. Shclden, Red Cross sponsor, discusses plans with committee chairmen Doug Odor, Charlotte Schooling, and Randy Fry. 107 Speech Department Hums With Activity, Automation is in out lives to stay. Mrs. ZaZelle Gifford Sponsor Play Production Make-up is a part of the life of every actress. Northeast students enjoy the many fine productions presented by our speech department each year. Long hours arc spent rehearsing for a play or on a particular speech to be used in a tourna- ment. To be a member of Thespians or National Forensic League requires more skill than realized. Twenty-five points must be earned before membership is granted. Under the direction of Mrs. ZaZelle Gif- ford, these organizations have won many honors for Northeast. At the half way point of the year Northeast had nineteen students who had qualified for the regionals. Northeast came in second in tw'o Sweep- stakes, losing first only because of the lack of a debate team. Front Row: Katie Howard, Connie Partlow, Nellie Jeffers, Mary King, Randy Fry, Nancy Holcomb, Ann Hirschi, Pam Philpott, Ann Conrad. Second Row: Lance Ferguson, Gary Kelcy, Norma Alder, Ronald Harris, Kathy Patnode, Cynthia Boulton, Robert Patnode, Nolita Harder, Eileen Fry, Ann Bannister, Dean Simmons, Hubert Farbes, Randy York, Janie Farris, Charles Chastain. 108 Develops Leaders for Tomorrow Thespians Front Row: Wanda Donovan, Jean Anne Shelton, Nellie Jeffers, Ina Hagee, Katie Howard, Ann Bannister. Nancy Holcomb, Janie Farris, Ann Conrad, Ronald Harris, Jackie Burns. Second Row: Janie Merritt, Ronnie Hall, Connie Partlow, Mary King, Hubert Farbes, Ann Hirschi, Cynthia Boulton, Pan Philpott, Lance Furguson. Third Row: Sue Isaac. Stan Thomas, Linda Farrell, Norma Alder, Gary Morgan, Kathy Patnode, Robert Patnode, Patsy Eberhardt, David Gillespie, Dean Simmons, Randy York, Gary Kelcy, Charles Chastain, Marilyn Bishop. National Forensic League Front Row: Mary Ninman, Suzy Snodgrass, Randy Fry, Nellie Jeffers, Katie Howard, Ann Bannister, Hubert Farbes, Connie Partlow, Norma Alder, Nancy Holcomb, Janie Farris, Ann Conrad. Second Row: Nora Alder, Jean Anne Shelton, Judy Hawkins, Ina Hagee, Lance Ferguson, Kathy Pat- node, Mary King, Ronald Harris, Ann Hirschi, Cynthia Boulton, Joe Rogers, Eileen Fry. Third Row: David Critchfield, Wanda Donovan, Jackie Burns, Sue Isaac, Linda Farrell, Stan Thomas, Gary Morgan, Ronnie Hall, Robert Patnode, Patsy Eberhardt, David Gillespie, Charles Chastain, Dean Simmons, Randy York, Gary Kelcy, Marilyn Bishop, Pam Philpott. 109 Choir Sings Under New Director The Northeast Choir of 1964-1965 has presented to our students a number of fine assemblies. Our choir could be heard on such holidays as Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. Not only has our choir per- formed for Northeast, but they have participated in many contests and clinics which have brought honorable mention to the names of our «chool, choir members, and new director, Mr. William Parks. Our choir took part in the All-City Choir Activities and the Vocal Workshop held at Colorado University during February'. In March they attended three Music Festivals: in Edmond, Weatherford, and the All-City Festival. The Junior High Festival was held in April along with the State Music Festival which was held at the University of Oklahoma. Mike Novak participates in Christmas Assembly k“r Sb?F%- C ark’ LRlt£ Gl,ll P f’ Barbara McNeely. Sheryl Sporn, Vicki Perkins, Gail Sharp, Janeka Lambeth, Marcia Strickland, Nancy Holcomb, Jan Hollingsworth Carol Proctor. Second Row: Janice LcCompte, Patty Baldwin, Carmen Forrester, Linda Clark, Margaret Dickover. V Har®an- Kathy Hawley, Sharon Johnson, Louise Elkins, Linda Zackery, Peggy White. Third Row: Mr. Parks, Linda Hamilton. Leeta fW?A p t bHarSS’ Ros riafy BnurPs Aharon Ingram, Margaret Goodwin, Donna Burns, Wanda Mothershcd, Ronna Graham, Gail Braxton Ronnie Gold’ ,“e Br°Wn’ Evdy Rahn’ Car°I Lce Mar«aret Coffelt, David Goodman, Alfred Williams, Gary Raney. Richard Gregg, Jarome Roland, NO This year our choir is under the leadership of a new director, Mr. William Parks. Mr. Parks earned his Bachelor of Science and Education at Southwestern Missouri State in Springfield, Missouri. He received his Master of Music Education at the University of Tulsa. Not only does he honor Northeast with his many fine talents, but he holds the position of Minister of Music at Kelley Avenue Christian Church. Mr. William Parks OFFICERS: Linda Winchester—pianist; Darla Womastek, librarian; Judy Black, president; Do- rene Deaton, secretary-treasurer; Mike Novak, vice president. Front Row: Linda Davis, Charlotte Schooling, Brenda Sherrill, Velma Clark, Sharrell Nichols, Randy Fry, Brenda Page, Susie Galutia, Orvella Ott, £)orene Deaton, Judy Black, Linda Winchester. Second Row: Janet Bishop, Sheryl Hooper, Linda Smith, Elaine Nixon, Lani Kennedy, Cindy Mahoney, Sharon French, Darla Womastek, Carolyn Graham, Sheila Duncan, Carol Buckhalter, Donna Pcndley. Third Row: Margie Hutsell, Linda Garrett, Linda Farrell, Thomas Hogg, Mike Novak. Jon Constein, Deanna Stanczyk. Linda Wells, Eileen Ligons, Mr. Parks. Fourth Row: Dona Lawler, Charla Brewer, Vicki Leach. Erick Mason, Laron Dixon, James Barker, Joe West, Shirley Moff, Elaine Caldwell. Girls Glee Club Sings on GIRLS GLEE CLUB: Front Row: Linda Davis, Peggy White, Deborah Wood, Joan Harris, Rita Gillaspy, Barbara McNeely, Vicki Leach, Donna Lawler. Gail Sharp, Linda Winchester, Pam Wooldridge, Sherrell Nichols, Margie Baldwin, Orvella Ott, Marica Strickland, Susan Galutia, Cheryl Neal, Carol Proctor. Second Row: Sharon Clark, Linda Clark, Janice Lecompte. Carmen Forrester, Regina Clark, Marilyn Bishop, Elaine Nixon, Wanda Mothershed, Carol Lee, Margaret Goodwin. Sharon French. Margaret Dickover, Darla Womastek, Shelia Neal, Linda Smith, Donna Burns, Janeke Lambeth. Third Row: Evelyn Rahn, Sharon Ingram, Lani Kennedy, Gloria Harmon, Patrica Baldwin, Ronna Graham. Linda Garrett, Linda Farrell, Dorene Deaton, Donna Pendley, Judy Black, Brenda Sherrill. Shirley Moff, Carol Buckhalder, Sylvia Caldwell, Deanna Stancayk, Alice Malone. Ilene Ligons. Fourth Row: Sheryl Spom, Vicki Perkins. Margaret Cofflet, Brenda Brace, Louise Elkins, Sharon Clark, Linda Hamili- ton Kay Wallace. Margie Hutsell. Rosemary Burns, Gail Griffney, Carolyn Winford. Gail Braxton. Renee Phillips. Grace Richards, Linda Zackery. Barbara McNeely, Sharon Clark, Louise Elkins. Librarian, Barbara McNeely; president, Renee Phillips; vice-president Janice Lecompte; secretary, Sharon Clark; librarian, Sharon Johnson. 112 Orchestra Brings Honor to Our School From Row: Emily Ekoncn, Mabel Ellington, Suzanne Owens, Robert Norton, Lizabcth Waring, Judy Stearman, Jcssilyn Hall, Philip Hindu. Second Row: Andy Gin, Rosalind Relph, Terry Porter, Susan Reynolds, Leslie Brookmeyer, Donna Thomas, Glenda Simpson, Pamela Dixon, Paula Bryan, Jackie Clark, Linda Toler, Anne Long, Marilyn Newell, Ralph Edelberg. Tbird Row: Paula DeGraffcnreid, Marilyn Rice, Sidney Terry, (standing), Gary Voelkers, Mike Waring, Alice Kirkman, Carolyn Hall, Jayna Wilson, Cheryl Dobbs, Adeline Estep, Bennett Meek, Ann Brown, Gloria Norton Carl Wamble, J. D. Wimberly, Mike Stearman, Piano: Bedford Clark. Not pictured: Mary Lou Tilley. Jessilyn Hall, Emily Ekonen, and Philip Hirschi auditioned for the All-State Orchestra and won seats in their respec- ive sections. Northeast should be very proud of its orchestra and its director, Miss Lois Fees. Not only does the music add to many of our assemblies and programs, but orchestra brings honor to our school in city and state contests. The orchestra teaches the students taking the course as well as the whole student body to appreciate the art of music. Several members of the orchestra played in the All-State Orchestra, which presented a concert in the Municipal Auditorium here in Oklahoma City. Others participated in the All-City Or- chestra and brought back honors from the dis- trict music contest at Weatherford. Hours of practice are needed to make a talented musician, but the long hours are well rewarded with the applause at the end of a concert and the satisfaction of having done a work well. The high school orchestra of today contains our musicians of tomorrow. 113 Northeast Band Boars to From Row: Ernest Caesar, Joyce Tippin, Isabelle Riggs, Suzanne Phillips. Second Row: Tommy Jones, Lynn Mogg, Paul Shreffler, Lynne Fenstad, Eugene Perkins. John Cooke. Third Row: Delores Sanchez, James High, Fred Breckenridge, Geary Graham, Monroe Parker, Teddy Baker, Marcus Paulden. Chris Cave, Larry Phillips, Jim Emig. Fourth Row: Scott Clark, Bernard Mann, Robert Baxter, Robert Clymer, Jarome Nelson. Leroy Brown, Bobby Barnes, Beverly Jones, Andy Goforth. 114 Tom Jones, drum major, and Delores Sanchez, band queen, represented the band for 1964- 65. The Twirlers for this year are: Beverly Jones, Joyce Tippin, Suzanne Phillips, and Delores Sanchez. Greater Heights for '65 Front Row: Buddy Emig, Sylvia Smith, Jerry Buckhold. Second Row: Donald Ware, Cheryl Irons. Ronald Harper, Charles Buycks, Albert Lewis. Lindy Baker, Steve Wilson. Third Row: Luttrell Jones. Larry Gipson, Terry Tippin, Bill Kime, Charles Corbin, Alvin Smith, Shirley Gipson, John Myers. Patsy Brown, Fred Elkins. Fourth Row: Kenny Poindexter, Ronald Ware, Robert Hutchinson, Donald Browder, Larry Thomas, Cleo Roberts. OFFICERS: Larry Thomas, president; Cleo Roberts, vice president; Joyce Tip- pin, secretary; and Beverly Jones, treas- urer. Our Band has been a great asset to Northeast. In September this group played a welcome for President Johnson when he visited Oklahoma City at the fairgrounds. In November the band marched in the Veterans Day Parade. On March 9 they attended a District Concert at Weather- ford. They have played at the football games and, in May, presented their annual Spring Concert to the student body. Mr. Nat White is our prom- inent band director. Through his efforts our band has achieved many rewarding suc- cesses. 115 Clubs Journey Down New Pathways, The Horizon club is the senior branch of Camp Fire Girls. The club is known for its fine service and help to the mental and underprivileged children. The members of the club work diligently on many proj- ects, and their profits of hard work are rewarded in a trip for the girls. Last year the club made a trip to Six Flags, and they plan to make an Oklahoma State tour this spring. Brenda Brace Patti Briggs Johnnie Bragg Connie Cortner Cindy Flanagin Linda Geurin OFFICERS: Pam Philpott, president; Nancy Holcomb, second semester vice president; Connie Cortner, second semester secretary; Linda Scott, treasurer; Brenda Brace, second semester sgt.-at-arms.; Linda Pearson, first semester secretary, second semester representative; Melody Giles, representative; Patty Hazlewood, first semester vice president. Melody Giles Patty Hazlewood Nancy Holcomb Judy King Janice Mitchell Mary Ninman Pat Ninman Linda Pearson Pam Philpott Janice Shelton Rhocile Stansell Judy Tackett 116 Search for Ways to Serve Mankind Girl Scouts is a profitable organization for all girls, seventh through twelfth grades. It proves to build the lives of each girl and provides fun and enjoyment for all. Their service projects are acting as hospital and camp aides and helping out at an old folks home. Mrs. Zazelle Gifford Sponsor Troop 76 gathers to attend church togetner. Foreign Exchange student, Gisela Sporberg, seems to be en- joying herself at the all-city campout. Scouts Front Row: Eileen Fry, Suzy Snodgrass, Judy Black, Carol Glaze, Laura Hansen, Patty Hazlewood, Luella McCarty, Janie Farris. Second Row: Ginger Cafky, Susan Black, Pam Ware, Jean Anne Shelton, Mary ha Conrad, Patsy Eberhardt, Anne Long, Sara Bums. Third Row: Lis Waring, Lynne Fenstad, Jackie Bums, Ann Conrad, Kathy Buckhold, Pam Philpott, Ann Hirschi, Donna Burleson, Judy Kyle. Fourth Row: Linda Scott, Connie Conner, Kathy Gollagher, Carol Ann Lubbers, Janetta Richey, Karen McLane, Nellie Jeffers, Polly Rogers. 117 Hi-Y Leads Way to Good Character! PRESIDENT ART SANDERS VICE PRESIDENT LARRY MORGAN SECRETARY KEITH KEISTER TREASURER DANNY O’CONNER CHAPLAIN CHRIS SCHOOLCRAFT The main purpose of the Hi-Y, a branch of YMCA, is to develop and encourage Christian character. Each year the Hi-Y boys’ activities carry out this high quality. They have participated in such activities as a candy sales, dances, floats for homecoming parades, paper drives, Western Hills Conference, carwashes, Basketball Tour- ney and Youth in Government. Mr. Gene Hook Sponsor Mr. Bill Hauser Sponsor Front Row: Lee Harder. Felix Underwood. Barry Brace, Jay McCowan, Jimmy Nelson, Arthur Sanders, Dennis Powers, Robert Long, Terry Haynes. Second Row: Doug Hopkins, Maurice Coffey, Pat Dorr, Harold Heath, Ronnie Oldham, Gerry Roop, Billy Vaughn. Third Row: Tupper Patnode, Jimmy Griffin, Keith Keister, Doug Corrie, Robert Hope, Ted Duncan, Bill Priest, Chris Schoolcraft. Fourth Row: Bob Allee, Bill Brown, Danny O'Conner, Julian Harris, Larry Morgan, Bill Robertson, Jim Gregory, David Lewis, Gary Roush. 118 Y-Teen Officers Guide Their Members Y-TEENS Y-Tcens is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. for all girls in senior high. It’s one of the most active organizations at North- east. Ann Bannister President Connie Cortner First semester Vice president Carol Glaze Second semester Vice president Jerri Stillwell First semester Secretary Brenda Brace Patti Dalton Judy Piatt Judy Kyle Second semester First semester Second semester Parliamentarian Secretary T reasurer T reasurer This year the Y-Teens did a wonder- ful job on their service project by giving art and building materials to a children’s home. Their money raising project was selling candy. It was re- warded by a Y-Teen dance where the Y-Teen guy was crowned. Y-Teens help the girls to build them- selves for the future and build stronger ideals, morals, and personalities by their faith as Christians. Di Taylor Connie Partlow Karen Kiefer Katie Graham Chaplain Reporter l.C.C. l.C.C. Ann Bannister Judy Black Cynthia Boulton Brenda Brace Johnnie Bragg Kathy Brand Paula Brand Patti Briggs Wavery Brown Kathy Buckhold Donna Burleson Sara Bums 119 Y-Teens . . . Friendship, Enjoyment, Mickey Cannon Cleatus Carter Barbara Chilcutt Ginger Cafky Sharon Coleman Martha Conrad Connie Cortner Connie Cox Gail Dent Louvella Elkins Janice Eubanks Cindy Flanagin Eileen Fry Nancy Ferguson Linda Geurin Carol Glaze Kaye Goodman Katie Graham . L Ann Bannister, president, stretches to crown the 1965 Y Teen Guy, Bill Robertson. Judy Gregory Jessilyn Hall Patty Hazlewood Jacque Hendrickson Ann Henrichsen Susan Hicks Sherry Hillis Nancy Holcomb Katie Howard Margie Hutsell Nellie Jeffers Hazel Johns Beverly Jones Raye Ellen Keene Janis Kerran Karen Kiefer 120 Satisfaction, on Their Road of Service Judy Tackett Di Taylor Pam Vaughn Carletta Wadley Kay Wallace Dale Ward Pam Ware Sally Willingham Linda Winchester Paula Woods Judy King Helen Klotz Vicki Kuhlman Judy Kyle Carol Martin Liz McCarty Luella McCarty Janice Mitchell Sharre Nichols Mary Ninman Pat Ninman Connie Partlow Mary Peak Linda Pearson Jerri Peiffer Suzanne Phillips Pam Philpott Judy Piatt Linda Powers Nancy Powers Grace Richards Jan Rogers Jane Rogers Jean Anne Shelton Lucy Stansell Rhocile Stansell Jayne Snodgrass Suzy Snodgrass Karen St. Cyr Jerri Stillwell Helpful Student Aids OFFICE AIDS run the switchboard, type, and help with attendance records. Front Row: C. Martin, L. Pearson, M. Richardson, H. Johns, P. Puckett, S. Barthold, K. Graham, K. Farris, B. Brace, L. Lotspeich, M. Foreman, J. Piatt. Second Row: N. Jeffers, J. Mitchell, J. Shelton, T. Turner, J. Tackett, M. Cope. B. Blankenship, J. Stillwell, K. Gollaghcr, L. Smith, Third Row: M. Pierce)’, J. Greyson, G. Richards, S. McCord, F. Ramey, J. Garis, K Howard L. Wallace, J. Snodgrass, C. Buckhalter. Fourth Row: S. Fenstead, E. Rahn, J. Eubanks, D. Leaf, P. Voughn, M. King, B. Able, K. Goodman, D. Rendley, E. Ligons, C. Cortncr. TEACHERS' AIDS do many things to help save the teacher's time. This includes running errands and recording grades. Front Row: R. Tipton, C. Glaze. L. Price, L. Winchester, P. Hazlewood, L. McCarty, C. Brcwington, M. Bishop, S. Russell, S. Patter- son, G. McGreg. Second Row: L. Mayhue, M. Garrett. F. Litsey, K. Wallace, J. Shelton, S. Hicks, J. Harris, R. Oldham, T. Haynes, O. Ott, D. Gardner, S. Coleman, S. Pridgen. Third Row: J. Hall, J. Peiffer, D. Lewis, D. Corrie, R. Rickey, B. Robertson, A. Sanders, R. Cavencr, K. Goodman, L. Wallace, I. Haggee. N. Cowan, B. Rehrig. Fourth Row: P. Holland, C. Roberts, K. Willis, J. Nelson, D. Pierce, R. Lewis, M? Kerran, D. Freeman, J. Spangler, C. Freeman, L. Fenstead. STAGE ASSISTANTS handle lighting and sound for assemblies.. Front Row: L. Allgood, D. Hays, D. Bement. Second Row: P. Holland, D. Lewis. CLINIC AIDS: help register students and file cards. Seated: K. Couch, L. Lewis, P. Couch. Standing: A. Henrichsen, L. Elkins. 122 Lighten Faculty Load These dependable LIBRARY AIDS check books, file cards, type, and run errands. Front Row: J. Tippin, S. McCord, J. Kerran, E. J. McElvaney Second Row: J. Buckhold, C. Morrow, L. Carrol. M. Dickover, C. Shank, P. Rogers, S. Miller, R. Baxter. Third Row: J. Emig, J. West, L. Paulson, S. Salisburry, N. Harder, D. Taylor, S. Coleman, T. Barnett. Fourth Row: D. Bement, L. Allgood. K. Platt, L. Ellenberg, C. Loveland, B. Holcomb. R. Woods. COUNSELORS' AIDS file records and deliver call slips to students. Front Row: B. Jones, J. Rogers, J. Rogers. N. Meyers. Second Row: L. Hansen. S. Burns, S. Hillis, L Wooldridge, G. Sims. Third Row: C. Carter. G. Dent, C. Cox, B. Mitchell. LAB AIDS are always busy, especially on lab days when they hand out material to students. Front Row: C. Curry, J. McCowen, P. Abbott. Second Row: C. Chastain, B. Brace. STUDENT STORE AID, Evelyn Rahn. dis- plays one of the many items available in the student store. 123 Clubs Vary in Functions, but all Exist F.T.A.: Front Row: L. McCarty, J. Bragg, S. Nichols, M. Baldwin, P. Brookmeyer, L. Winchester, S. Miller, E. Fry, J. Rogers, E Skaggs, K. Graham, J. Kerran, K. Brand. Second Row: L. Gcurin, J. Kyle, J. Pratt, H. Garis, J. Shelton, C. Cox, J. Snodgrass, D. Taylor, N. Ferguson, P. Ferguson, P. Ware, N. Meyers, M. Ninman. Third Row: J. Mitchell, J. Hall, M. Bishop, J. Hall, P. Rogers, G. Dent, P. Hazelwood, S. Russel, F. Cathcr, A. Daniels, P. Ninman. Fourth Row: M. Parker, S. Forsythe, L. Howard, L. Wallace, J. King, L. Kafer, B. Able, P. Woods, M. Giles, J. Eubanks, E. Rahn, G. Richards, L. Elkins. MATH CLUB: Front Row: J. Tippin, E. Fry, J. Hall, P. Dorr, P. Brookmeyer, J. Gipson. Second Row: L. Ferguson, J. Spangler, D. Corrie, S. Hillis, D. Powers, T. Duncan. Third Row: T. Roland, H. Farbes, R. Long, M. Coffey, T. Jones, G. Roop. Fourth Row: R. Hope, L. Morgan, J. Gregory, B. Allee, A. Sanders, B. Lewis, M. Likes. OFFICIALS FOR A DAY: Front Row: J. Rogers, L. Winchester, J. Rogers, S. Hicks, J. Garis. Second Row: H. Farbes, J. Black, J. Kyle, C. Cox, B. Vaughn. Third Row: D. Lewis, 'L. Morgan, J. Gregory, M. Kerran, J. Shelton. for Betterment of Northeast Pep Council Promotes Viking Spirit The Pep Council is one of the underground teams of Northeast that encourages the students to up- hold the Vikings and have some real school spirit. It is rarely thought of as an organization, but it plays an important role by giv- ing full support to the Vikings. It is comprised of the presidents of the Senior and Junior High Stu- dent Councils, presidents of the Pep Clubs, and the cheerleaders— alternates included. Front Row: C. Clanahan, E. McEIvany, L. Wooldridge, J. Hollingsworth. Second Row: M. Shelton, S. Hicks D. Burk, S. Isaac, S. Galutia. Third Row: C. Glaze, E. Maddux, S. Hillis, J. Shelton, C. Cox, J. Still- well. Fourth Row: S. Coleman, J. Snodgrass, T. Duncan, S. Miller, P. Vaughn. Symphony Hi-Notes Help City Organization Symphony Hi-Notes is an organization consisting of volunteers Feidler, conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra, conducted the who wish to usher at Oklahoma City Symphonies. This year's Oklahoma City Symphony in a most enjoyable concert (includ- girls were privileged to usher at a special feature. Arthur ing a Beatle song.!) Front Row: B. Jones, K. Graham, E. Skaggs, J. Bragg, D. Deaton, C. Brewington, C. Glaze, J. Black, L. McCarty, L. Hansen. Second Row: D. Ward, C. Boulton, L. Moore, P. Wooldridge, J. Stillwell, S. Hicks, J. Kyle, G. Dent, J. Rogers, P. Brand. Third Row: K. Kiefer, J. Oswalt, F. Litscy, J. Hendrickson. C. Cox, J. Hall, S. Snodgrass, J. Snodgrass, S. Hillis, j. Shelton, J. Berger. Fourth Row: S. Phillips, K. Patnode, S. Carpenter, M Bishop. S Willingham. M. King, D. Taylor. P. Vaughn, E. Reiss. 125 Organizations Develop Leadership Tri-Sci Front Row: K. Mogg, J. Nelson, J. McCown, D. Powers, P. Hazelwood, R. Oldham. T. Haynes, C. Curry, R. Duke, J. Kyle, T. Jones, J. Spangler. H. Farbes. Third Row: L. Morgan. L. Hazelwood, D. Lewis. R. Lewis, M. Likes, J. McGrath. T. Rolen Fourth Row: D. Gillespie. R Hope, B. Brace, F. Underwood, G. Roush, B. Allee, B. Brown, J. Gregory, R. Long. Creston Hills Project Students interested in the fields of sci- ence or medicine comprise Tri-Sci and Medical Careers. They exercise many worthwhile projects as well as developing new ideas about the field of study in which they are interested. Tri-Sci is sponsored by Mr. R. M. Gordon, Medical Careers by Mrs. Pauline Goudelock. Medical Careers Front Row: Ruth Richard, Brenda Lee. Roy Watson, Deborah Jackson. Second Row: Ramona Alston, Marva Smith, Connie Brady. Third Row: Diane Lyons, Linda Hamilton. Linda Lewis, Mike Davidson. The Creston Hill Project was organized this year as a sendee organization. These capable students aid elementary stu- dents in learning new skills after school while waiting for their parents to come for them when they come home from work. Front Row: Sherry McCord, Lynne Price, Mary Algood, Barbara Norton. Second Row: Mar)' Ann Peak, Annie Daniels, Marva Smith. Third Row: Carole Buckhalter, Gilton Cross, Judy Gregory, Mrs. Goudelock, Jerrie Peiffer. 126 Intellectual Bent Leads to Brainstorms Electronics Front Row: Pat Dorr, Lucky DeGeare, John McGrath. Second Row: Mike Press, Roy Rolen. Third Row: Richard Bums, Tommy Ziegelgruber. Fourth Row: Tom Rolen, Bob Hope, Jimmy Gregory. Students interested in electronics and electrical engineering make up Northeast’s Electronics Club. The club is made up of young men who use their talents in search of higher knowledge. Those with an intellectual bent in a more quiet manner turn to the game of Chess. Chess Front Row: Lewis Coatc, Roy Rolen, Jim Spangler. Second Row: Gerry Roop, Tom Ziegelgruber, Richard Bums, Tom Jones, Bad Row: Merril Likes, Tom Rolen, Bob Hope, Robert Lewis. Sparking Pep Club and Students to Spirit Susan Hicks Sherry Hillis Vikings spell out what our team does best: S-C-O-R-E! Practice makes perfect. Cheerleaders catch up on cheers before pep assembly. Great enthusiasm is aroused at our pep assemblies. Jayne Snodgrass 128 And Boys to Victory - Our Cheerleaders Cheerleaders take time out for a pretty pose. Jean Anne Shelton Jerri Stillwell 129 PRESIDENT Pam Vaughn CORRESPONDING-SECRETARY Paula Brand SGT-AT-ARMS' Di Taylor SPONSOR Mrs. Joan Pryse Norkets Are Pep, VICE PRESIDENT Sally Willingham HISTORIAN—1st Scm. Cindy Flanagin SECRETARY Suzy Snodgrass HISTORIAN—2nd Scm. Connie Cortner Peppiest organization at Northeast ... is the Norket Pep Club. Its members are girls from grades 10-12. It has staged the pep assemblies, made booster signs, and supported the team by attending all the basketball, football, wrestling, and baseball games. Eager to back the boys, the girls hired a bus and traveled to Clinton for the basketball game. For the first time Northeast had a basketball program plus the annual football program, and the Norkets published both. Victory ribbons were made available to the student body through the pep club, too. Various activities through the year were the girls’ rewards: in the fall there was the Barn Dance; at Christmas the dance where the Norket Dream Boy was crowned; in the spring the All-Sports Banquet and picnic. TREASURER Linda Scott CHAPLAIN Gail Dent SGT.-AT-ARMS Nancy Holcomb SPONSOR Miss Barbara Thompson SPONSOR Mrs. Marian Hulsey Chairman 130 Enthusiasm and Hard Work Marilyn Bishop Judy Black Cherri Brewington Kathy Buckhold Sara Burns Francie Cathcr Connie Cox Patty Dalton Eileen Fry Jamie Garis Melody Giles Carol Glaze Pat Ninman Linda Pearson Jane Rogers Jean Ann Shelton Jayne Snodgrass Laura Hansen Susan Hicks Sherry Hillis Ray Ellen Keene Judy Kyle Luella McCarty Gisela Sporberg Jerri Stillwell Carletta Wadley Patsy Willits Opening Road to Victory, JUNIORS Frances Abernathy Sydney Barthold Jo Ann Berger Cynthia Boulton Johnnie Lou Bragg Donna Burleson Susan Carpenter Sharon Coleman Liz Dawson Janie Farris Sharon Fenstad Madeline Foreman Katie Graham Ann Hirschi Katie Howard Nellie Jeffers Karen Kiefer Linda Moore Nancy Myers Janette Oswalt Kathy Patnode Connie Partlow Pam Philpott Judy Piatt Jenny Pratt Diana Ray Jan Rogers Etta Skaggs Linda Smith Marian Smith Marva Smith Romona Alston Janet Bishop Brenda Brace Kathy Brand Patti Briggs Carole Buckhalter Dorothy Buckhold Ginger Cafky Anne Conrad Martha Conrad Patsy Eberhardt Linda Evans Randy Fry Linda Geurin Judy Gregory Judy Hawkins Sheryl Hooper Janis Kerran Judy King Martha Krueger Diana Leaf Linda Lewis Jeanie Martindale Sandy Miller Mary Ninman Debbie Nutt Mary Ann Peak Jerrie Peiffer Bonnie Rehrig Janis Shelton Jean Ann Shelton Lucy Stansell Rhocile Stansell Pam Ware Dale Ward 133 Jr. High Cheerleaders Ignite School Spirit VARSITY These junior high Cheerleaders lead the Vikette Pep Club in their enthusiastic support of all junior high athletic activities. They are chosen for their ability to emphasize pep and sportsmanship through- out the lower grades. The Varsity cheerleaders are elected by the Jr. High student body during the Student Council elections in the spring. They must maintain a B average. Vikette cheerleaders are chosen by the pep club and must hold a C average. VIKETTE Sue Isaac Eddy Jane McElvaney Ellen Maddux Laura Wooldridge Connie Clanahan Jan Hollingsworth Vikettes Speed Up School Spirit One of the highlights of being a Junior High girl is the privilege of joining all the fun and excitement of the Vikettes. This group does their very best toward promot- ing pep and spirit throughout the Junior High. Activities of the Vikettes include two dances each year, and the election of officers for both semesters. This year, the Vikettes en- tered a float in the Homecoming Parade and won the prize for the most original Mrs. Rcba Biles Mrs. Bonnie Cargill Mrs. Sue Overton Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor First semester Vikcttc officers: Sgt.-at-Arms, Patty Baldwin and Margaret Coffclt; president, Susan Galutia; vice president, Jane Merritt; treasurer, Linda Toler. Not pictured is secretary, Jeanetta Vaughn. Second semester Vikette officers: sgt.-at-Arms, Claudia Loveland, and Becky Clayton; secretary, Lani Kennedy; vice president, Jane Merritt; treasurer, Linda Toler; president, Cathy Glaze. Lccta Alexander Patty Baldwin Susan Black Barbara Blankenship Diane Burk Sondra Burk Jackie Burns Diane Browning Paula Bryan Jan Chaffin Connie Clanahan Terri Clanahan 135 Vikettes Parade Through Homecoming 136 Gloria Clark Jackie Clark Linda Clark Becky Clayton Margaret Coffclt Sarah Corless Paula DeGraffenreid Wanda Donovan Jimmye Eidson Tina Flanagan Kay Farrell Linda Farrell Sharyn Fisher Sharon French Susie Galutia Rita Gillaspy Kathy Glaze Patricia Gooden Monte Harth Linda Hixon Jan Hollingsworth Vicki Ingles Barbara Isaac Sue Isaac Cynthia Jackson Kathy Kaul Carla Keister Lani Kennedy Alice Kirkman Janeke Lambeth Janice Lecompte Claudia Loveland Ellen Maddux Eddy Jane McElvany This is the prizewinning Vikettc Homecoming Parade float. With Their Prize-Winning Float Janie Merritt Marsha Morgan Sui San Mui Elaine Nixon Suzanne Owens Sheila Patterson Vicki Perkins Nancy Reynolds Marilyn Rice Janetta Richey Sheila Shaw Margaret Shelton Sandra Simpson Janet Smith Sheryl Sporn Linda Stanford I inda Stripling Jeanetta Vaughn Liz Waring Gloria Watson Cathy Womack Darla Womastek Minnie Wamble I.aura Wooleridge These Junior High Cheerleaders demonstrate their pep and leadership ability. 137 7 139 Jferri Sitffcueff 7h Jobrtson yCorcflys JCiny ancf (J.ueen Jucfy JCy e S'ary Rous i fJayne Snoc yrass )erry Jiaynes 141 iJarie ies Jl ny and Queen xtnnie Moments to Remember Our Basketball Princess. Jayne Snodgrass, is crowned by Terry Haynes at the mixer held in her honor. Linda Winchester, Football attendant, smiles as she is taken around the field during Homecoming ceremonies. The friendliest couples at Northeast, Pam Vaughn and Mike Fitch, are crowned Miss Hello and Mr. Howdy at the How'dy Hop. 151 Power Lonnie Gilliland Darrel Milliron Jerry Bettis Winston Havenstrite Vikings Have Winning Season 1st Row: B. Durant, D. Cotner, M. Cody, P. Ray, D. Freeman, K. Daniels, R. Brandes, B. Holcomb, D. Best, L. Bullock. 2nd Row: M. Coffey, D. Corrie, J. Harth, B. Stillwell, G. Roush, D. Hamilton, J. Howard, P. Powers, E. Holmes, T. Braxton, L. Henderson. 3rd Row: C. Jones, H. Crook, M. Dun- can, C. Zink. C. Tutt, D. O’Connor, D. Lewis, B. Toombs, R. Hall, B. Bloyed, T. Holder, N. Mosby. 4th Row: R. Dean, J. McGrath, D. O’Connor, R. Friend, M. Fitch, B. Robertson, D. Pierce, J. Jones, R. Cavenor, L. Vineyard, L. Hollis. A Bristow Pirate is scuttled for a short gain against the Vikings. Through many hours of hard grueling work, the Vikings came back with a winning season, this one consisting of six wins and four losses. Under the year with Coach Gilliland, the team bettered their season's winnings with two more victories. All through the season the Vikings fought hard to hold their ground. Our defense did the job. Of course, their fine display of sportsmanship and determination enabled them to have one of the finest seasons in several years. This year's captain honors went to our right end and team punter, Dean Pierce. N. E. 0 John Marshall 32 N. E. 38 Central 0 N. E. 32 McGuinness 8 N. E. 31 Classen 14 N. E. 13 Grant 18 N. E. 12 Star Spencer 26 N. E. 32 St. Mary's 0 N. E. 8 Southeast 12 N. E. 14 Harding 6 N. E. 14 Bristow 8 155 Vikings Place 9econd in Conference 156 Vikings Finish With Victory Pirates left end is stopped for short gain by John McGrath. Clarence Watkins finds a big hole for ten yards. Mike Duncan finds little running room against Southeast. Mike Cody looks on as Mike Duncan is tackled just short of another Viking touchdown. Junior Vikes Have Split Season 1st Row: M Kerran, Manager; B. Muddox, R. Ellis, R. Ware, B. Sanders, D. Toombs, E. Mason, L. McBride, A. Sanders. 2nd Row: D. Smith, S. Sartain. D. Underwood, S. Ray, J. Obsorne, G. Powell, B. Gore, V. Blankenship, J. Roland. 3rd Row: T. Tippin, R. Harper, K. Willis, A. Vineyard, S. Story, C. Smith, J. Rainey, J. Shaw, E. Elkins, W. Havenstrite. 4th Row: J. Harris, M. Choteau, F. Hartzog, R. Starr, S. Christain, R. Hutchinson, M. Luper, J. Grimes, S. Miller, M. Morris. 159 Vikings Capture Capital Conference SCHEDULE NE 69 NORTHWEST NE 56 JOHN MARSHALL NE 47 CLINTON NE 64 STAR SPENCER NE 38 CAPITOL HILL NE 78 EL RENO NE 50 Me A LESTER NE 67 CENTRAL NE 51 HARDING NE 71 CLASSEN NE 77 SOUTHEAST NE 56 JOHN xMARSHALL NE 63 CLINTON NE 77 LAWTON NE 52 CLINTON NE 75 CENTRAL NE 55 HARDING NE 49 CLASSEN NE 67 SOUTHEAST NE 56 NORTHWEST NE 87 CARL ALBERT NE 66 CLASSEN NE 58 STAR SPENCER STATE TOURNAMENT NE 60 TULSA EAST CENTRAL NE 55 GUTHRIE NE 46 CLINTON 81 53 64 46 39 45 31 39 50 55 55 50 74 25 61 45 54 61 54 69 50 51 51 29 54 OT Two more points for Bill Robertson. Now here's our plan . . A quick pass out by Ralph Rickey. 160 Norsemen's 11-1 Record Wins Crown Bill Robertson Terry Haynes Ralph Rickey Jack Morris Ray Russell The Northeast Vikings repeated as Capital Conference champions this year, establishing a new record. The Vikings are the only team ever to win back-to-back championships. The Norsemen started quickly by winning their first ten conference games. Before the Vikings lost their first league game, they virtually had the conference crown in their laps. Jimmy Gregory Eddie Wheeler Hard Work la Key Viking B” Team soundly thrashes Southeast B” team. front Row: Ronnie McMillan, Donnie Wheeler, Jerry Abbott, Jack Freeman, Kenny Daniels, Virgil Onan. Second Row: Charles Jones, Daryl Nicholas, David Bryan, Richard, Dean, Gene Gardner, Mike Duncan, Gary Spence. Coach Smoot. Coach Leonard Smoot Coach Winston Havenstrite Front Row: Jack Shaw, John Rainy, Scott Ferguson, Johnnie Hubbard, Jerry Coffey, Donny Toombs, Randy Kcef. Second Row: Jim Grimes, Steve Christian, John Anderson, Tommie Richey, Steve Ray, Allen Vinyard. Third Row: Jim Rickey, Erick Mason, John Klopp, Frank Hartzog, Steve Story, Coach Havenstrite. 162 io Successful Season Front Row: Eddie Wheeler, Nate Mosby, David Lewis. Terry Haynes, Bob Stillwell, Ray Russell. Second Row: Coach Anderson, Larry Morgan. Mike Fitch, Bill Robertson, Jack Morris. Jim Gregory, Ralph Rickey, Coach Smoot. Terry Haynes grabs a loose ball. A recovered tip for the Vikings. A quick moving offense means victory. Jack Morris passes out to Ray Russell. Coach Jerry Anderson 163 Northeast Grapplers Improve Northeast has shown good improvement in its wres- tling. At the Sand Springs Tournament Art Shank and Paul Ray both took first in their weights, and Terry Smith placed fourth. In the City Tourney Terry Smith placed first, thus being the only wrestler from Northeast to win his event. All in all Northeast has had a good wrestling season. Through a lot of determination and hard work these wrestlers have given Northeast something to be proud of. The Vikings also had four wrestlers to place at the Regional Tournament. They were then eligible to go to the State Tournament. Coach Milliron worked these grapplers into fit condition, giving Northeast a chance to place at State. The State qualifiers were-Art Shank, Richard Shank, Paul Ray, and Leonard Henderson. Each team member, with Coach Milliron, looks on in excite- ment as his match draws near. From Row: Terry Reasnor, Lynn Mogg, Jim Nelson. Art Shank. Second Row: Leonard Henderson, Ken Mogg, Barry Brace, Paul Ray, and Robert Long. 164 as Wrestling Gains Much Favor Paul Ray collects some riding time before his opponent yields to him in victory. 165 Terry Smith is just about to force his opposition off the mat. He went on to win his match 7 3. Tracksters 9huf 'Em Down” Front Row: Herman Crook, John Smith, Jay MeGown, Maurice Coffey, Richard Brandes, Gary Roush, Bruce Moore, Don Cotner, Larry Gore. 2nd Row: John McGrath, Dennis Cotner, Bill White, Clarence Watkins. Charles Cunningham, Ron Friend, Robert Hope, Felix Underwood, Mike Novak, Lloyd Hollis. Ron Friend and Gary Roush practice their form for the coming season. The N.E. track team is looking forward to an excellent season this year. Returning are several Iettermen from last year’s team who placed high in a number of meets. They are going to be counted on for individual honors this year and are hopeful of placing in the state meet. LONNIE GILLILAND, Coach 166 Track Team Optimistic About Season John Smith, John McGrath, Don Cotner, Felix Underwood and Maurice Coffey are prospective candidates for the relay team Cross Country Team Runs Wild Robert Hope, Jerry Hoop, Mike Novak, Hubert Farbes, Pat Dorr, Jay McCown, Felix Underwood, Larry Gore, Bill White, and John Smith. 167 Returning Vikings Secure CONFERENCE SCHEDULE March 22 N.E . vs . S.E. 25 N.E. vs. Harding April 1 N.E. vs. J.M. 5 N.E. vs. S.S. 8 N.E. vs. Central 12 N.E. vs. Classen 15 N.E. VS. S.E. 19 N.E. VS. Harding 26 N.E. vs. J.M. 29 N.E. vs. S.S. May 3 N.E. vs. Central 6 N.E. vs. Classen Northeast is known throughout the state for its success in baseball. Year after year, it has been a contender for Conference and Regional play. This year is no exception. Coach Havenstrite always seems to get the team rolling and really have a good season. Very seldom in a season does Northeast ever lose over half of its games. Through the endless efforts in competition. Northeast has always been, and shall continue to remain, near the top. Winston Havenstrite Coach Front Row: J. Abbot. L. Morgan. G. Gardner, J. Harris, D. Schluchter, M. Morris, D. O’Connor, J. Howard, S. Story, R. Oldham, D. Best, R. McMillion. Second Row: C. Zink, A Sanders, M. Hoover, D. Lewis, R. Hall, B. Toombs, L. Vineyard, D. Corrie, B. Stillwell, M. Duncan. J. Jones, R. Rickey, D. Pierce, J. Gregory, D. O’Connor. Third Row: Coach Havenstrite, D. Freeman, S. Ray, J. Sanders, L. Bullock, T. Holder, R. Keef, A. Vineyard, J. Rickey, C. Tutt, F. Hartzog, D. Nobles. 168 a Winning Season Taking the big stretch” is Jimmy Gregory, in time to put out Danny Schluchter. Warming up before the game is pitcher Ralph Rickey. Making the put out is David Lewis as Larry Morgan hits the dirt. 169 Vikings Learn Correct Baseball Dan O'Connor shows how to throw a curve ball to fellow pitchers. Danny O'Connor warms up by hitting a game of pepper. Coach Havenstrite shows the younger ball players the correct way to bunt. Julian Harris demonstrates how to correctly field a grounder. Lettermen Are Super Sporfs Front Row: Jack Morris, reporter; Dan O’Connor, secretary; Gary' Roush, sgt. at arms; Ron Friend, treasurer; Bill Robertson, vice president; Doug Corric, president; David Lewis, chaplain. 2nd Row: Paul Abbott, Jim Nelson, Felix Underwood, Lance Ferguson, Robert Stillwell, Hubert Farbes, Mike Cody, Terry Haynes, Arthur Sanders, Joe Harth, Richard Shank, Pat Dorr. 3rd Row: Clarence Watkins, Jim Duncan, Dick O’Connor, Keith Keister, Mike Novak, Lloyd Vinyard, Dennis Powers, Bill Tombs, Ron Hall, Dan Schluchter, John McGrath, Larry Gore, Herman Crook, Maurice Coffey, Bill Durant. 4th Row: Larry Hayes, Larry Morgan, Jim Gregory, Dean Pierce, Jerry Jones, Julian Harris, Arthur Shank, Mike Duncan, Ted Duncan, John Smith. The N.E. O” Club is composed of athletes who have earned at least one letter during the past year. Each member is required to conduct himself in a sportsman-like manner while participating in athletics and in public. During the course of the year the O” Clubbers have sold cokes at the baseball games and the Junior-Senior Prom. They have staged the O” Club—Faculty Volleyball game and the annual trip in the spring for the initiation of new members. A few of the O” Clubbers play in the halls between classes. They are Ron Friend, Ralph Rickey, Doug Corrie, Pat Dorr, and Dean Pierce. Northeast Vikings Each spring the Viking Tennis Team takes to the courts. With let- termen Pat Dorr and Lance Fergu- son leading the way, the tennis team looks forward to a successful season. Lance Ferguson Charles Farris Coach Jerry Anderson Gerry Roop Pat Dorr 172 Front Row: L. D. Coate, Lance Ferguson, Pat Dorr, Richard Folsom. Second Row: Coach Anderson, Gerry Roop, Dan Boone, Richard Duke, Charles Farris, Clark Curry, Roy Cavener. 9wing Into 9pring Front Row: Ken Sharp. Chris Rickey, Chris Hickman, Johnnie Hubbard, John KIopp, Kent West. Second Row: Scott Ferguson, Mard Hayes, Larry Hayes, Mike Hubbard, Ted Duncan, Terry Haynes, Paul Ab- bott, Steve Garrett, Steve Perryman, Lon Garis. Defending State Golf Cham- pion Northeast’s future looks very bright this spring with their three top players back again this year. With veteran coach Leonard Smoot still at the helm the Vikings should once again continue to dominate their Prep Golf Schedule and once again finish at the top with the State Championship. Coach Leonard Smoot Mike Hubbard Larry Hayes 173 Girls' 0 Club Proves This year the Girls Sports Class has added many victories to their growing list of honors. In two of their competitive sports the girls have come out on top, placing first in both volleyball and basketball. Not only do the girls excel in victories, but they strive to achieve unity and the high standards of good sportsmanship. Miss Nadine Wilson Coach Deanna Gardner President Orvella Ott Vice President Miss Jo Humble Asst. Coach Rene Rice Secretary Janie Farris Treasurer Sharon Hoover Carla Keister Martha Krueger Mary Peak Jerri Peiffer Sandra Russell Karen St. Cyr Gwynn Taylor Linda Winchester Frances Abernathy Beth Corless Sara Corless Linda Evans Judy Gregory Beth Corless and Sandra Russell fight for the ball as Gwynn Taylor and Rene Rice look on, ready to help. 174 Best in City Conference Front Row: Mary Peak, Gwynn Taylor, Linda Evans, Rene Rice, Martha Krueger, Karen Front Row: Diana Browning, Carla Keister, Diane Burke, St. Cyr, Frances Abernathy. Back Row: Judy Gregory, Sara Corless, Beth Corless, Deanna Marion McKenzie. Back Row: Jerri Peiffer. Gardner, Sandra Russell, Jerri Peiffer. Front Row: Mary Peak, Janis Farris, Karen St. Cyr, Sharon Hoover, Rene Rice, Sandra Russell, Deanna Gardner, Beth Corless. Back Row: Linda Winchester, Carla Duke, Orvella Ott, Martha Krueger, Judy Gregory, Sara Corless, Linda Evans, Cathy Shank, Debbie Babcock, Patsy Brown, Gwynn Taylor. Karen St. Cyr and Gwynn Taylor Linda Winchester, Martha Krueger, Sandra Russell, Beth Corless, Jerri Peiffer. Front Row: Mary Peak, Judy Gregory, Rene Rice, Frances Abernathy, Janie Farris. Back Row: Patsy Brown, Sara Corless, Deanna Gardner, Sandra Russell, Linda Evans, Brenda Harding. Headlights of Past Events AUGUST: 31—Today Vikings start ignition with hopes of an enjoyable and profitable trip. SEPTEMBER: 10—Vikings slow down for Football preview. 21—Ambitious students meet for Great Books. 28—Time out for Fair and District OEA. OCTOBER: 22-23—Teachers let us drive alone while they attend State OEA. 26-30— All try to be on best behavior during Courtesy Week. NOVEMBER: 2—With the co-operation of all vehicles the Viking Varieties is quite successful. 9-13—Vikings become young patriots during citizenship week. 10—Student officials try a hand at running our government. 25—This is the day for the annual Thanksgiving assembly. DECEMBER: 16—Chapel presents Christmas Assembly. 18—Basket-giving assembly helps express true meaning of Christmas. JANUARY: 7—Honor Society initiates new members in an impressive assembly. 25—Underclassmen begin enrolling for next year. 25-—We are now in high gear as we start the new semester. FEBRUARY: 13—Friendliest couple is crowned tonight at Howdy Hop. 19—Sophomore Norkets give banquet for juniors and seniors. 23—Today is a big day for juniors, as they finally get their rings. MARCH: 5—All cars gather as Play Production class presents, AH Because of Agatha. APRIL: 9—Our band presented a fine assembly. 14—Pan American Day. 15— Easter Assembly. 23—The horns sound during the campaign assembly. 24— The All Sports Banquet is a memorable occasion. 26—Election of Student Council officers always causes much excitement. MAY: 6—Many fine Senior High students were honored today at the Senior High Awards Assembly. 8— Moments to Remember is the theme of our Junior-Senior Prom. 11—Senior High All-School Awards Assembly. 14— The Seniors present a quite enjoyable assembly. 15—Pens are flying at the Autograph Party. 17—Our many outstanding athletes are honored today at an assembly. 20—Our capable Student Council leaders, who will plan next year's trip, are installed this morning. 23—The seniors attend their Senior Sermon this afternoon. 27—Our trip is ended. Many things have been gained and much has been learned. This is our last trip together. Next year the seventh grade will start their first trip. The seniors, after graduation tonight, will start on a different kind of trip. To them we wish luck. As we slow down to change passengers, let us not turn off 'the motor, but keep going climbing higher mountains and traveling rougher roads. Hope that your trip will always be an enjoyable and profitable one. 176 Dime o D ememSer JDii i CPortrails d rape 'Portrait Portrait J2ovas.ll jjfiomai. Ufoj-oxtfi Portrait ancf Toiedcfing T ioiojraptly SOU 4-1982 1909 DO C. J41£ Si Otfa. Gity, Oi a Graduation 177 Editors SUSAN HICKS As editors of the 1965 Nordlys, we have tried to pro- duce a yearbook that relates, as clearly and pictorially as possible, the happenings of the 1964-1965 school year. Cars was chosen as the theme because of their effect on our daily lives. Since the car seems a necessity to today’s teenager, it has a dominating effect on his school life. Parts of a car have represented the divisions of our an- nual, three of the color pictures depict cars in various uses, and the emblem on the cover represents the head- light of the earliest car. An important part of today's education is our drivers' education program. We touched only briefly this part of cars, but it is al- most essential for drivers today. 178 Message JUDITH KYLE The staff has worked exceptionally hard to capture the spirit of the school year, and throughout the book cars are viewed from every angle. We have tried to cover the highlights of all activities and events and reproduce them effectively As your own highway veers off from Northeast High School to a new horizon, we hope you will look back through your 1965 Nordlys and see your school days come back to life. We wish to thank all who bought a yearbook and made it possible for us to present to the seniors and the entire student body and the faculty the Nordly Yearbook for 1965. Your Editors, Index Organizations Band 111 Baseball 168 Basketball 160 Boy's State 96 Cheerleaders. Sr. Hi. 128 Cheerleaders. Jr. Hi. Hi Chess Club 12' Choir 110 Courtesv Club 102 Creston Hills Pmiect 126 Cross Country 167 Diary 178 Editors' Pace 180 Electronics Club 127 Football 111 French Club 101 Future Teachers 12 I Girls' State 96 Girl Scouts 117 Girls' Sports 171 Glee Club 112 Hi-Y 118 Honor Society. Jr. Hi. 91 Honor Society. Sr. Hi. 91 Horizons 116 fr. Rotarians 96 Key Club 101 Latin Club 106 Math Club 124 Medical Careers 126 Morning Chapel 97 N. F. L. 109 Nordlys Staff 98 Norkcts 150 O'Club. Boys 171 O’Club. Girls 175 Officials for a Day 121 Oil Executives 96 Orchestra 115 Pep Council 125 Plav Production 108 Red Cross 107 Scroll Staff 100 Spanish Club 105 Student Aids 122 Student Council. Jr. Hi. 95 Student Council. Sr. Hi. 90 Symphony Hi-Notes 125 Thespians 109 Track 166 Tri-Sci 126 Vikettes. 156 Wrestling 164 Y-Teens 119 Faculty and Administration Addison. Frank 25 Anderson. Jerry 25. 162. 174 Beck. Grace 25 Bennett. Phil 20 Bettis, ferry 25. 154 Biles. Reba 25. 115 Braught. Kathryn 25 Cargill. Bonnie 25. 155 Cudjoe. Lance 25. 62. 80 Ellis. Henry Etta 25. 90. 102 Estes. Foster 20 Fees. Lois 25. 115 Finncll. Jean 25 Fisher. Sandra 26. 119. 101 Gifford. ZaZelle 26. 108. 11 Gilliland. Lonnie 26. 154. 166 Gordon. R. 26 Goudelock. Pauline 22 Havenstrite. Winston 26. 154. 164. 168. 171 Hauser. Bill 26. 118 Hankins. Requa 26 Hedrick. Mary 26. 119 Hook. Gene 26. 118 Hulsey. Marian 27, 100, 150 Humble. Jo 27, 174 Janssen. Frances 22 Johnson. Jim 21 Isom, Vernon 27 Lawrence. Edgar 14 Ledbetter. Charles 27. 95 Lcsher. Betty 22 Lott. William 20 I.ugton. Ilo 27 McElvany. Evelyn 22 McMillan. Louis 27 Miller. Lois 27. 98. 106 Milliron. Darrell 5. 27. 28. 154. 161 Nielsen. Pauline 28. 116 Overton. Sue 28. 155 Parker. Dr. Jack 20 Parks. Bill 28. Ill Pettett. Zenobia 28 Platt. Jean 28. 105 Potts. Delton 28 Powell. Francis 28 Pryse. Joan 25. 150 Reese. Linda 25 Rogers. Melvin 20 Shaw. Charles 28 Shelden. Ethel 28. 107 Skelton. Max 21 Smoot. Leonard 29. 165, 172 Stalnaker. Robert 29 Thompson. Barbara 29. 150 Waltman. Bill 25. 90. 98 Weber. Dorothy 27, 29 Welch. Mrs. Warren 20 Whitlow. Bill 29. 70. 94 Wilson. Nadine 29. 174 White. Martha 29. 94 White. Nat 29. 115 Woolery. Helen 29. 95 Young. Judson 29 Students —A— Abbott. Jerry 69. 95. 165. 168 Abbott. Paul 53. 55. 125. 171, 173 Abernathy. Frances 6l. 132. 174, 175 Able. Barbara 33. 90. 91. 92. 122. 121 Adams. Mary 69. 105 Adams. Paul 81 Adkins. Jessie 81 Adkins. Sandra 69 Alder. Nora 76. 93. 104. 109 Alder. Norma 61. 104. 108. 109 Alexander. Charlene 61 Alexander. Leetta 81. 110, 135 Allee. Robert 33. 91. 96. 105. 106. 118. 121. 12' Allen. Donald 61. 105 Allen. Myron 85 Allgood. Louis 33. 122. 123 Allgood. Mary 69 Alsfon. Louis 76 Alston. Ramona 69. 127. 133 Anderson. Gayla 33 Anderson. Gerald 33 Anderson. Marvin 76 Anderson. John 76. 163 Anderson. Marilyn 85 Arterburn. Donnie 33 Arthur. Frank 33 Ashbrook. Martha 33 Ashbrook. Sonnya 79 Ashcraft. Patricia 81 —B— Babcock. Deborah 69. 175 Baker. Lindy 76. 81. 115 170. Baker. Teddy 114 Baldwin. Margie 3. 69. 91. 112. 121 Baldwin. Patricia 81. 110. 112. 135 Baldwin. Tommy 76 Bannister. Ann 43. 94. 101. 108. 109. 119. 120 Barger. Everett 85 Barker. James 111 Barker. Phillip 69 Barker. Terrie 69 Barnard. Gordon 61 Barnard. Richard 81 Barnard. Thomas 76 Barnes. Bobby 81. 114 Barnes. David 61 Barnett. Thomas 33. 123 Barricntez. Juan 85 Barthold. Sudney 61. 91. 104. 122. 132 Basslcr. Bobby 69 Baxter. Robert 76, 114, 123 Beck. Carl 69 Bement. Dennis 33. 122. 123 Benz. Patricia 85 Berryhill. Gail 76 Berryhill. Thomas 85 Berger. Jo Ann 60. 61. 94. 99. 102. 125, 132 Best. Danny 61. 154. 168 Bicknell. John 81 Bingham. Park 81 Bishop. Don 85 Bishop. Janet 69. 104. Ill, 133 Bishop. Marilyn 34. 46. 94, 101. 109, 112. 122. 124. 125. 131 Black. Dan 69 Black, Judy 34. 94. HI. 112, 117, 124. 131 Black. Susan 81. 84. 93. 95. 107. 117. 135 Blaine. Richard 81 Blankenship. Barbara 85. 135 Blankinship. Beverly 34. 105. 122 Blankinship. Greg 34 Blankinship. Vernon 76. 95. 105, 159 Bloyed. Billy 69. 154. 158 Bolton, Nancy 69. 105 Boone. Dan 34. 172 Boone. Linda 69 Borders. Debra 81 Borens. Terry 69 Boulton. Cynthia 61. 94. 105. 108. 109, 119. 125. 132 Boulton. Billy 69 Box. George 34 Boydstun. Steve 61. 63. 94 Brace. Barry 34. 55. 103. 118. 123. 164 Brace. Brenda 69. 112. 116. 119. 122. 133 Brady. Bill 61 Brady. Connie 34. 126 Bragg. Johnnie 61. 91. 116. 119. 124, 125. 132 Brand. Kathv 69. 102. 105. 119. 124 Brand. Paula 34 100. 101. 119. 125. 130 Brandes. Richard 61, 104. 154. 166 Brauser. Jenifer 34 Braxton. Gail 69. 110. 112 Braxton. Jacqueline 81 Braxton. Thomas 61. 154 Breckenridge. Freder 76. 114 Brennen. Joe 61 Brewer. Charla 69. Ill Brewer. Keith 34 Brewer. Timothy 81 Brewington. Cherri 34. 101. 122. 125. 131 Briggs. Patti 69. 105. 107. 116, 119. 133 Brookmeycr. Leslie 85. 113 Brookmcyer. Pam 61. 94. 124 Browder. Donald 81. 115 Brown. Gertrude 85. 113 Brown. Jacqueline 76. 110 Brown. Jane 69 Brown. Jimmy 61 Brown. Larry 69 Brown. Leroy 81. 114 Brown. Patsy 76. 95. 104. 115. 175 Brown. Victoria 76 Brown. Vincent 85 Brown. Wavery 35. 119. 104 Brown. William 35. 118 Browning, Diana 76. 135. 175 Bryan. David 69. 163 Bryan. Debbie 69 Bryan. Paula 85. 113. 135 Buckhalter. Carole 69. 111. 112. 122. 126 Buckhold. Dorothy 69. 104. 133 Buckhold. Jerry 81. 95. 115. 123 Buckhold. Kathy 35. 94. 101. 107, 117, 131 Buckner. Jean 85 180 Bullock. Larry 69. 103. 13«. 168 Bullock. Ronnie 81 Burk. Diane 76. 93. 123, 134. 133. 173 Burk. Sondra 83. 133 Burleson. Donna 61. 117, 119. 132 Burnett. Dochelc 76 Burnett. Dominic 35. 105 Burns. Donna 76, 110, 112 Burns. Jacquelyn 76. 94. 95. 106. 107. 109. 133 Burns. Richard 61. 91. 94. 127 Burns. Rosemary 110. 112 Burns. Sara 35. 103. 117. 119.423. 131 Buycks. Charles 113 Buycks. Melvin 69 Caesar. Ernest 7. 35. 91. 104. 114 Cafky. Ginger 69. 104. 117, 120. 133 Cage. Gloria 76 Caldwell. Richard 61 Caldwell. Sylvia 76. 105. 111. 112 Calhoun. Maurice 61. 67 Campbell. Charles 69 Campbell. Deborah 76 Cannon. Delores 85 Cannon. Laura 76 Canon. Mickey 107. 120 Capps. Randv 85 Capps. Shirley 61 Carlcton. Charles 61 Carpenter. Anthony 81 Carpenter. Susan 27. 61. 102. 105. 125. 135 Carroll. Linda 35. 123 Carter. Cleatus 35. 120. 123 Carter. Nancy 85 Carter. Patricia 61 Case. John 36 Gather Marv 36. 124. 131 Cave. Chris 81. 114 Cavcner. Rov 36. 122. 154. 157. 172 Chaffin. Tan 83. 135 Chamberlin. Gerald 36 Chambers. Delores 69 Chambers. Sharron 69 Chapman. Bill 36 Chastain. Charles 36. 108. 109. 123 Chastain. Robert 85 Chilcutt. Barbara 69. 120 Chilcutt. Marta 85 Chilton. Cynthia 36. 105 Chouteau. Michael 93. 159 Chouteau. Sharon 81 Christian. Steve 76. 159. 163 Clanahan. Connie 81. 125. 134. 135 Chanahan. Terri 76. 105. 135 Clark. Billy 81 Clark. Fred '6 Clark. Gloria 76. 104. 136 Clark. Tackie 85. 113. 136 Clark. Linda 81. 110. 112. 136 Clark. Scott 94. 95. Ill Clark. Sharon 69. 110 Clark. Velma 76. 104. 111. 112 Clark. Bedford 36. 55. 59. 104. 113 Clark. Willie 61 Clayton. Becky 76. 104. 135. 136 Clayton Carol 85 Cloer. Donna 6l Cloer. Terry 85 Clymer Robert 76. 114 Coate. L. D. 61. 127. 172 Cody. Mike 36. 103. 154. 156. 159. 171 Coe. Ricky 61. 91 Coffelt Margaret 81. 84. 110. 112. 135. 136 Coffey. Jerry 76. 163 Cnffev. Maurice 17. 36. 96. 118. 124. 151. 156. 166. 167. 171 Coffey. Michael 61 Cole. Paula 69. 106 Coleman. Carol 69 Coleman. Sharon 23. 61. 91. 120. 122. 123. 125. 129. 132 Collins. Eunice 81 Cnmbest . Olivia 85 Combs. Mark 85 Compton. Gary 76 Compton. Michael 81 Conner. Marv 85 Conner. Ruby 81 Conrad. Ann 69. 104. 108. 109. 117. 133 Conrad. Martha 69. 95. 117. 120. 133 Constien. Jon 70. Ill Constien. Virginia 36 Converse. Kymm 70 Cook, Nancy 85 Cooke. Bill 36 Cooke. John 70. 11 4 Cooke, Rudy 61, 101 Cooper. Jo Ann 37 G pe. Mary 37. 122 Girbin. Charles 70. 115 Corbin. Caughn 76 Corless. Beth 61. 174. 175 Cor less. Sarah 76. 95. 106. 136. 174. 175 Corrie. Doug 37. 96. 103. 118. 122. 124. 126. 154. 156. 168. 169. 171 Cortner. Connie 37. 39. 117. 119. 120. 122. 130 Cosper. I.etha 76 Cotner. Donnie 70, 166. 167 Cotncr. Denny 62. 91. 134. 158. 166 Cotton. James 37. 91 Couch. Karen 76. 122 Gnich. Patsy 37. 122 Cowan. Nancy 37. 91. 122 Cox. Connie 15. 37. 58. 91. 92. 98. 102. 105. 120. 123. 124. 125. 128. 131. 150 Craun. Bill 62 Crawford. Jane 70 Critchfield. David 76. 109 Crook. Gwen 70. 154 Crook. Herman 37. 154. 156. 166. 171 Cross. Gilton 106. 126 Cunningham. Charles 62, 166 Cunningham. Donna 76. 105 Curry. Clark 37. 103. 123. 126. 172 Curry. Katherine 85 Curry. Marjorie 62 —D— Dallas. Willard 85 Dalton. Patti 37. 105. 120. 131 Daniel. Annie 62. 106. 124. 126 Daniel. Craig 85 Daniel. Jean 81 Daniel. Nancy 70 Daniels. Danny 76 Daniels. Debbie 76 Daniels. Geraldine 62 Daniels. Kenneth 154. 158. 163 Daib. Sandra 85 Davidson. Michael 126 Davidson. Paul 85 Davis. Anna 85 Davis. Linda 76. 104. 111. 112 Davids. Sheila 37 Davis. Victor 62 Dawson. Carol 76 Dawson. Li 132 Dean. Michael 70 Dean. Richard 70. 154. 163 Dean. Terry 85 Deason. Dennis 70, 125 Deaton. Nelda 38. 111. 112 Degeare. Lucky 70. 127 Degraffenreid. Pamela 85. 86. 113, 136 Delano, Rodney 26. 62 Delaughtcr. Robert 62 Dent, Gail 38. 58. 94. 100. 101. 102. 120. 123. 124, 125. 130. 142. 145, 149. 150 Dickover. Margaret 70. 110, 112. 123 Dill. Wayne 14, 85 Dixon, Gary 70 Dixon. Pamela 85. 113 Dixon. Laron 111 Dixon. Phil 62 Dobbs. Cheryl 85. 113 Dobson, Paul 38 Donovan. Wanda 77. 93. 104. 109, 136 Dorr. Pat 38. 94. 96. 103. 104. 118, 124. 127 167. 171. 172 Drexler. Mike 70 Drexler. Steve 81 Dryden. Mike 38 Duke. Carla 70. 91. 95. 105. 175 Duke. Lynda 70 Duke. Richard 38. 96, 103. 126. 172 Duncan. James 38. 46. 107. 171 Du.«n; !?,k.e,168t 0-75-91 -10 -� «� .� • w 158. 159. 163. 168, 171 Duncan. Ted 38. 46. 90. 91. 94. 96. 103. 104 118. 124. 125, 126, 171. 173 Duncan. Sheila 111 Durant. Bill 62. 67. 154. 157. 171 —E— Earnest. Eddie 62 Ebcrhardt. Patsy 70. 105, 109. 117. 133 Edclbcrg. Ralph 77. 95. 113 Edwards. Orville 70 F.idson. Jimmyc 85. 136 Eischcn. Jimmie 81 Ekonen. Emily 70. 95. 108. 113 Elkins. Edwards 77. 159 Elkins. Fred 81. 115 Elkins. Louise 70. 110 Elkins. Louvella 38. 120. 124 Ellenburg. Linda 62. 123 Ellette. Doyle 38 Ellington. Mabel 70. 106. 113 Elliott. Eilcne 70 Elliott. Joe 62 Ellis. Randy 77. 93. 159 Emig, Timmy 77. 114. 123 Emig. Russell 62. 115 Enlow. Betty 62 Entcrline. Stephen 77. 95. 106 Estep. Adeline 83. 113 Estes. Gail 85 Estes. Loretta 77 Eubanks. Janice 38. 107, 120. 122. 124 Evans. Linda 70. 91. 95. 133. 174. 175 —F— Fanning. Glenda 38 Farbcs. Hubert 6. 39. 55. 91. 96. 108. 109. 121. 127. 167. 171 Farbcs, William 81 Farrell. Kay 85. 136 Farrell. Linda 77. 95. 109. 111. 112, 136. 164 Farris. Charles 62. 67, 172 Farris. Janie 62. 105. 108. 109. 122. 132. 174. 195 Fenstad. Lynne 77. 114. 117. 122 Fenstad. Sharon 62. 67. 122. 132 Ferguson. Lance 62. 106, 108. 109. 124. 171. 172 Ferguson. Nancy 70. 91. 92. 95. 102. 104. 120. 124 Ferguson. Ruth 85. 93 Ferguson. Scott 77. 80. 163. 173 Ferslcw. Donna 39 Fields. Lillie 81 Fields. Linda 70 Fields. Sherill 77 Fields. Vivian 77 Fields. Willie 83 Finamore. Rita 85 Fisher. Bruce 81 Fisher. Kent 81 Fisher. Mark F. 39 Fisher. Sharyn L. 85. 136 Fitch. Mike 39. 48. 59. 92. 103. 105. 141. 151. 154. 156. 161. 162 Fitzer. Donna 85 Flanagin, Cynthia 39. 101. 116. 120. 130. 136. 147 Flanagin. Tina 85 Fleming. Cynthia 77 Fleming. Ed 62 Fletcher. Charles 39 Fletcher. Katherine 62 Folsom. Richard 62. 103. 105. 172 Foreman. Madeline 62. 122, 132 Foreman. Margaret 85 Forrester. Carmen 81. 110. 112 Forsythe. Sue 62. 107. 124 Fowler. Patsy 81 Franklin. Faye -86 Freeman. Clydetta 62. 122 Freeman. Drew 70. 95. 103. 106. 122. 154. 158. 163. 168 French. Sharon 77. 93. 104. 111. 112. 136 Friend. Ronald 39. 48. 91. 146. 154. 156. 166. 171 Fry. Eileen 39. 59. 90. 91. 94 . 96. 104, 108. 109. 117. 120. 124. 131 Fry. Randy 95. 107. 108. 109. Ill, 133 Furr. David 77 Furr. Kirk 62. 105 --G— Gable. Pat 62 Gale. Mike 40 Galutia. Robert 70 Galatia. Susan 77. 92. 95. 104. 111. 112. 125. 135. Gardner. Billy 81 Gardner. Deanna 40. 122, 174. 175 Gardner. Gene 70. 163. 168 Garis. Tamie 40. 99. 107. 122. 124, 131 Gans. Lonnie 62. 103. 167. 173 Garis. Susie 70 Garrett. Linda 70, 111, 112 Garrett. Mary 40. 122 Garrett. Thelma 86 181 Garrett. Stephen 63. 103. 105. 173 Garrett. William '7. 105 Gentry. David 63 George. Steve 60. 63. 91. 103 Geurin. Linda 70. 99. 116. 120. 124. 133 Gibson. Barbara 81 Gilbert. Linda 86 Giles. Melody 40. 116. 124. 131 Gillaspv. Rita 81. 110. 112. 136 Gillespie. David 63. 91. 107. 109. 127 Gin. Andy 77. 94. 95. 106. 113 Gin. Norman 70. 126 Gipson. Joyce 63. 99. 124 Gipson. Larry 77. 115 Gipson. Shirley 82. 115 Gist. Ronald 40. 46. 104 Glaze. Carol 15. 40. 51. 59. 100. 101. 117. 119. 120. 122. 125. 129. 131. 149 Glaze. Kathv 77. 93. 105. 135. 136 Glenn. Donna 82 Goforth. Andy 114 Golden. Ronnie 110 Gollaher. Anna 77. 117. 122 Gollaher. Ravmond 70 Gooden. Patricia 82. 136 Goodman. David 82, 110 Goodman. Kay 40. 107. 120. 122 Goodwin. Margaret 82. 110. 112 Gore. Larry 39. 40. 159. 166. 167. 171 Gore. Marsha 71 Goudeau. Irene 77 Gragson. Judy 63. 122 Graham. Carolyn 71. ill Graham. Geary 82. 114 Graham. Katie 63. 97. 99. 122. 124. 126. 132 Graham. Ronald 71. 119. 120 Graham. Ronna 82. 110. 112 Grant. Philccia 71 Grant. Phillip 77 Gregg. Gwendolyn 71 Gregfc, Richard 77. 110 Gregory. Jimmy 40. 51. 59. 90. 91. 92. 94. 96 101. 103. 118. 124. 127. 161. 162. 168, |69 Pi Gregory. Tudy 71. 95. 104. 120. 126. 133. PI. 175 Griffin. Albert 40 Griffin. Dwight 71 Griffey. Gail 40. 112 Griffin. Timmy 71. 105. 118 Grimes. Jim 77. 159. 163 —H—■ Hagee. Ina Sue 109. 122 Hall. Carolyn 14. 86. 113 Hall. Jessilyn 41. 59. 96. 104. 113. 120. 122. 124. 125 Hall. Mark 86 Hall. Ronnie 63. 109. 154. 157. 168. 171 Hamilton. Don 63. 154. 157 Hamilton. Earley 63 Hamilton. Linda (7 86 Hamilton. Linda (9) 77. 110. 112. 126 Hamilton. Ozella 71 Hammock. Richard 63 Hampton. Steve 82. 93 Hansen. Jonathan 82 Hansen. Laura 41. 102. 105. IP. 123. 125. 131 Hansen. Scott 71 Hapgood. George 63 Harder. Lee Paul 63. 118 Harder. Nolita 71. 123 Harding. Brenda 41. 175 Harding. Clarissa 63 Harding. Linda 41 Harman. Stanley 86 Harmon. Gloria 77. 110. 112 Harper. Donald 41 Harper. Ronald 77. 94. 95. 115. 159 Harris. loan 82. 110. 112 Harris. Julian 7. 41. 58. 101. 103. 118. 122. 159 168. 170. 171 Harris. Ronald 41. 108, 109 Harris. Steve 82 Harth. Freddv 63 Harth. Toe 41. 154. 157. 171 Harth. Montie 77. 80. 104. 107. 136 Hartzog. Frank 77. 159. 163. 168 Hawkins. Skipper 77. 104 Hawley. Cathie 110 Hayes. Bruce 41. 103. 105 Hayes. I.arrv 63. 103. 171. 173 Hayes. Mark 71. 173 Haynes. Terrv 7. 26. 41. 103. 118. 122. 140. 151 161. 162. 171. 173 Hays. David 122 Haywood. Barbara 82 Hazelwood. Larry 41. 126 Hazlewood. Patty 41. 101. 106. 116. 117. 120. 122 124. 126 Heath. Harold 42. 103. 104. 118 Hellerud. Pauline 82 Henderson. Eddie 82. 95 Henderson. Leonard 71. 154. 157. 164 Hendrickson. Freddie 82 1CquC 42• 58- 101 • ,06- ,2°- Henrichsen. Ann 42. 120. 122 Hensley. Roger 71 Henthorn. James 42 Hernandez. Robert 42 Hervev. Benetta 25 Hervev. Sandra 42 Hey. David 25. 63 Hey. Mary 71. 105 Hickman. Chris 77. 173 Hicks. Susan 15. 42. 58. 91. 98. 102. 120. 122. 124. 125. 128. 131. 142. 178 High. James 114 Hight. Tim 77. 95 Hill. Bethel 71 Hillis. Sherry 15. 42. 91. 94. 98. 102. 107. 120. 123. 124. 125, 128. 131. 144. 149 Hirschi. Ann 6. 63. 90. 94. 102. 104. 106. 108. 109. IP. 132 Hirschi. Philip 82. 84. 93. 95. IP Hixon. Linda 82. 84. 136 Hixon, Ronny 86 Hogg. Irvin 86 Hogg. Thomas 111 Holcomb. Alan 82. 83 Holcomb. Beverly 77. 123 Holcomb. Billy 71. 154 Holcomb. Nancy 42. 104. 108. 109. 110. 116. no Holcomb. Sharon 71 Holcomb. Virginia 77 Holder. Laura 86 Holder. Tom 63. 154 Holland. Peter 82. 122 Hollingsworth. Jan 82. 110, 125. 134. 136 Hollis. Aubrey 63. 154. 158. 166 Holmes. Earl 62. 63. 154 Holmes. Von 86 Holt. Donna 42 Holt. Sandra 43 Hooks. James 63 Hooper. Sheryl 71. 106. 111. 133 Hoover. Mike 71. 168 Hoover. Sharon 174. 175 Hope. Bob 43. 55. 91 . 96. 124. 127. 166. 167 Hopkins. Doug 63. 90. 91. 103. 118 Hoskins. Jim 82. 95 House. Andrea 86 Houston. Pertella 86 Howard. Liz 71. 107. 124 Howard. Timmy 71. 91. 103. 154. 168 Howard. Katie 62. 63. 97. 105. 108. 109. 120. 125. 132 Howell. Rickey 86 Howell. Terri 82 Hubbard. John 77. 163. 173 Hubbard. Mike 43. 173 Hughes. Philip 86 Humphrey. Sharon 43 Hutchinson. Robert 77. 115. 159 Hurst. David 82 Hutsell. Margie —I— Ingels. Vicki 86. 136 Ingram. Barbara 86 Ingram. Kenneth 86 Ingram. Sharon 77. 110, 112 Irons. Cheryl 43. 115 Isaac. Barbara 82. 84. 136 Isaac. Sue 77. 80. 93. 94. 104. 109. 125. 134. 136 -J- Jackson. Brenda 82 Jackson. Cynthia 86. 136 Jackson. Deborah 71. 126 Jackson. Dorothy 82 Jackson. Gary 63 Jackson. Tames 63 Jackson. Theresa 77 Jaffray. Shirleen 71 James. Georgia 71 James. Vickey 77 Jeffers. Eddie 82. 84 Jeffers. Nellie 62. 63. 104. 105. 108. 112. 120. 132 Jennings. Stacie 71. 74. 92. 102 Jobe. John 71 Johnson. Brenda 82 Johnson. Alice 71 Johnson. Danny 77 Johnson. Josephine 71 Johnson. Robert 78 Tohnson. Savannah 86 Johnson, Sharon 78. 110. 112 Johnson. Wanda 86 Johns. Hazel 63. 104. 120. 122 Tohnson. Jerry 86 Jclley. Vickie 78 Jones. Beverly 7. 63. 114. 115. 120. 123. 125. 148 Jones. Charles 64. 154. 157. 163 Jones. Cobra A. 78 Jones. Cobra L. 64 Tones. Curtis 86 Jones. Darrell 78 Jones. Deanne 71 Jones. Jeanne 71 Jones. Terry 43. 154. 156. 168. 169. 171 Tones. Luttrell 115 Jones. Marcus 82 Jones. Paulette 71 J° «: Tommy 7. 43. 91. 94. 96. 104. 114. 124. 126. 127 Jones. Yvonne 71 —K— Kafer. Laura 71. 104. 124 Kannada. Kenneth 43 Kaul. Kathleen C. 86. 136 Kaui. Vicky 78. 104 Keef. Randy 78. 106. 163. 168 Kccf. Tommy 85 Keene. Raye 43. 120. 131 Keister. Carla 78. 94. 95. 136. 174. 175 Keister. Keith 43. 103. 118. 171 Kelcy. Gary 71. 108. 109 Kennedy. I.oni 8. 104. 111. 112. 135. 136 Kennemer. Pat 78. 105 Kerran. Jams 71. 105. 120. 123. 124. 133 Kerran. Mike 7. 44. 58. 90. 91. 92. 96. 103. 122. 124. 143. 159 Key!. Mark 78 Kiefer. Karen 64. 99. 104. 119. 120. 132 Kidd, Caroline 82 Kidd. Patsy 71 Kime. Otis 64 Kime. William 71. 115 King. Bonnie 44. 104 King, Judy 71. 104. 116, 121, 124, 133 King. Mary 44. 59. 108. 109. 122. 125 Kirkendall. Gary 82 Kirkman. Alice 86. 136, 113 Klopp. John 78. 163 Klotz. Helen 71. 104. 121 Knowles. David 86 Knowles. Raymond 71 Kordic. Janet 72 Krueger. Martha 72. 133. 174. 175 Kuhlman. Vicki 64. 121 Kyle. Judy 44. 94. 98. 117. 119. 121 124. 125. 126. 131. 140. 179 —L— Lacy. Dennis 82 LaGrange. Lela 64 Lamb. Gregory 72 Lambeth. Janeke 82. 110. 136 Landes. Dan 63. 64 Lane. Wilburn 64 Lanphear. Patricia 82 Larwig. Louise 72. 104 Larwig. William 82 Latture. Samuel 72 Lauderdale, Luther 84 Lawler. Evelyn 86. 112 Lawler. Iona 78. Ill Leach. Vickie 78. 80. Ill Leaf. Diana 72. 122. 133 Leboeuf. Jim 72 Lecompte. Janice 82. 110. 112 Lee. Brenda 72. 82. 126 Lee. Carol 78. 110. 112 Lemon. Geraldine 86 Lewis. Albert 83. 115 Lewis. Cynthia 72 Lewis. Gregory 72 Lewis. Jon 44. 92. 97. 98. 103, 118, 122. 124. 126. 154. 156. 161. 162. 168. 169. 171 Lewis. Linda D. 72. 122. 126, 133 Lewis. Linda E. 83 Lewis. Robert 64. 94. 106. 122. 124. 126, 127 Lewis. Ronnie 86 Ligons. Ilene 64. 111. 112. 122 Likes. Merrill 44. 94. 96. 124. 126. 127 Litsey. Frances 44. 122. 125 Lofton. Karl 86 Long. Anne 78. 113. 117 Long. Deborah 64 Long. Elizabeth 104 Long. Robert 44. 106, 118, 124. 127, 164 Loper. Clifford 78. 104 Lopcr. Mary 86. 93 Loper. Wesley 72 Lorenz. Glen 64 Lornes. Herman 83 Lornes. Mildred 86 Lotspeich. Linda 64. 122 Loveland. Claudia 78. 105. 123. 135 Loveless. Joyse 64. 107 Lowery. Richard 72 Lubbers. Carol 78. 95. 104. 117 Lugafet. Dewayne 78 Luper. Martel 159 Lurks. Linda 72 Lyday. Brenda 86 Lyday. Marilyn 78 Lyons. Dyanne 78. 105. 126 —M— Maddox. John 72 Maddux. Bruce 83. 159 Maddux. Ellen 78. 93. 104. 125. 134 182 Mahoney. Cynthia 72. 91. Ill Mallard. Stephen 86. 107 Mann. Bernard 114 Martin. Carolyn 72. 92. 104. 121. 122 Martin. David 64 Martin. Greg 72 Martindale. Jeanie 72. 13) Mason. Connell 72 Mason. Erick 78. 111. 1)9. 16) Mason. Phillip 64 Mayberry. Sharon 8) Mayberry. Shelah 8). 107 Mayberry. Tommie 64 Mayhew. Gerald 8) Mayhew, Louise 44. 94. 122 Meek. Bennett 8). II) Meek. Gordon 64 Mellinger. Terry 78 Mellinger. Wallace 4) Merrill. Mike 72 Merritt. Jane 78. 9). 10). 109, 13). 1)7 Miers. Beverly 86 Miles. Gaynell 78 Miles. Jackquelyn 87 Miller. David 86 Miller. Dempsey 86 Miller, Regina 78 Miller. Rodger 8) Miller. Sandra 72. 106. 12). 124. 12) 133 Miller, Steve 78. 91. 9). 1)9 Mitchell. Brenda 64. 12) Mitchell. Janice 64. 116. 121. 122. 124 Moff. Shirley 78. 111. 112 Mogg. Kenneth 63. 64. 91. 94. 10). 126. 164 Mogg. Lynn 78. 80. 107. 114. 164 Moore. Alvin 72 Moore. Barbara 72 Moore. Bruce 72. 166 Moore. Daniel 72, 106 Moore. Linda 64. 12). 1)2 Moore. Sherry 87 Moreno. Tommie 64 Morgan. Deborah 8) Morgan. Donna 87 Morgan. Gary 78. 109 Morgan. Larry 4). )8. )9. 90. 91. 92. 96. 10). 106. 118. 124. 126. 149. 161. 162. 168. 169. 171 Morgan. Marsha 87, 1)7 Morgan. Sharon 72 Morris. Jack 4). )1. 94. 96. 101. 161. 162. 171 Morris. Mike 78. 1)9. 168 Morrow. Cynthia 72 Morton. Teresa 64 Mosby. Nathaniel 64. 1)4, 161. 162 Mothershed. Wanda 110. 112 Mui. Roger 72 Mui. Sui San 87. 1)7 Murphy. Emma 72 Murray. Linda 78. 8) Muse. Wayne 72. 10) Myers. John 8). 11) Myers. Nancy 64. 104. 123. 124. 1)2 Myers. Ronnie 87 —Me— McBride. Larry 8). 1)9 McCarty. Elizabeth 72. 9). 99. 104. 121. 122. 124. 12) McCarty. Luella 44. 94. 100. 10). 117. 1)1 McCauley. James. Jr. 72 McCauley. Linda 64 McClary. Gerald 72 McCord. Sherry 72. 10). 122. 12). 126 McCown. Jay )9. 4). 10). 118. 123. 126. 166. 167 McCroskey. Linda 4) McDade. Charles 4) McDaniel. Mary 72 McDonald. Robert 64 McElvany. Eddy 78. 93. 9). 104. 12). 126. 1)4 Me El yea. Don 4) McGlory. Cheryl 6l. 64 McGlory. Keith 78 McGown. Debra 78 McGrath. John 60. 64. 91. 126. 127. 1)4. 1)7. 1)8. 166. 167. 171 McKenzie. Marion 17) McKee, Belinda 78 McManus. Glen 4) McMillan. Ronnie 72. 9). 16). 168 McNeely. Barbara 78. U0. 112 McClane. Karen 78. 9). 117 McNeely. Jettye 8) McGreg. Gwen 122 —N— Neal. Janice 78 Neal. Karolyn 78 Neaves. Richard 72 Neconie. Maxine 64 Neil. Cheryl 72 Neil. Sheila 112 Nelson. Jarone 114 Nelson, fim 7. 4). 10). 118. 122. 126. 146. 164. 171 Nelson. Marquita 72 Newell, Diane 72 Newell. Donna 64, 91 Newell. Marilyn 79. 11) Nicholas. Daryl 72. 163 Nichols. Sharrell ). 7). Ill, 112. 121. 124 Nicholson. Necola 64 Nmman. Mary 7). 102. 104. 109. 116. 121. 124. I)) Nmman. Patricia 4). 116, 121. 124. 1)1 Nixon. Elaine 79. 111. 112. 1)7 Nobles. David 79. 168 Nolen, Al 6) Norton. Barbara 6). 106. 107, 126 Norton. Gloria 87. 11) Norton. Robert 113 Norwood. Glyncllc 7) Norwood. Roger 73 Novak. Joseph Pat 73 Novak. Michael 4). 103. 110. 111. 166. 167. 171 Novak. Terry 87 Nutt. Deborah 7). 10). 1)3 —o— Ockert. Haney 87 O'Connor. Danny 46. )8. 103. 118. 14). 149. 1)4. 1)7, 168. 170. 171 O'Connor. Dickie 6). 101. 10). 141. 1)4. 1)6. 168. 169, 171 Odor. J. Douglas 6). 106. 107 Officer. Gayle 46 Ogle. William 46 Oldham. Ronald 46. )). 101. 10). 118. 122. 126. 168 Onan. Virgil 68. 7). 9). 163 O'Neal. Beverly 6) Osborne. John 79. 80. 1)9 Oswalt. Janette 6). 99. 104. 12). 1)2 Ott. Orvella 46. 107. 111. 112. 122. 174. 17) Owens. A. Suzanne 86. 87. 11). 1)7 —P— Page. Brenda 7). 104. Ill Parker. Kenneth 7) Parker. Marilyn 8) Parker. Monroe 114, 124 Parman. Terry 7) Partlow. Connie 6). 102. 108. 109. 119. 121. 1)2. 141 Patnode. Kathy 6). 94. 10). 108. 109. 12). 132 Patnode. Robert 7). 10). 108. 109. 118 Pattervm. Shelia 122, 1)7 Paulden. Marcus 83. 114 Paulson. Linda 46. 6). 12) Peak. Mary 7). 121. 126. 174. 17) Pearson. Linda 116, 122. 1)1 Peiffer. Jerrie 3. 68. 73. 102. 104. 121. 122. 126. 1)2. 174. 17) Peiffer. Terry Lee 46 Pendley. Donna 47. )). 92. 94. 111. 112. 122. 147 Perkins. Eugene 73, 114 Perkins. Vicki 8). 107. 110. 112. 1)7 Perryman. Steve 7). 9). 106. 17) Peters. Michael 8) Pettis. J. Pettv. Marshall 73 Phillips. Larry 79. 114 Phillips, Renee 73. 112 Phillips, Suzanne 6). 106. 114, 121. 12) Philpott. Pamela 13. 6). 104. 107. 108. 109. 116. 117. 1)2 Piatt. Judith 6). 94. 99. 102. 104. 106. 119. 121. 122. 132 Piatt. Loy 8) Pierce. Franklin 47. 48. 122. 1)4. 13). 1)6. 168. 169. 171 Piercey. Marv 6). 122 Pipher. Bill 7) Platt. Kathy 79. 106. 12) Poindexter. Kenny 79. 113 Poore. Elizabeth 87 Porter. Terry 8). 113 Powell. Diane 87 Powell. Gary 79. 9). 1)9 Power. Paul 7). 134 Powers. Dennis 7. )). 47. 39. 91. 104. 118. 124. 126. 171 Powers. Donna 79 Powers. Linda 3. 73. 121 Powers. Nancy 7). 99. 104. 121 Powers. Mike 8). 107 Pratt. Jennifer 6). 67, 91. 94. 104. 124. 132 Press. Debra 87 Press. Michael 6. 47. 127 Price. Judy 47. 10). 107. 122. 126 Prickett. Jean 73 Pridgen. Sharyn 47, 122 Priest. Bill 68. 7). 91. 103. 118 Proctor. Carol 110. 112 Puckett. Patricia 60. 63. 102. 122 —Q— Quick. Bob 6). 91 —R— Rader. Rodney 87 Rahn. Evelyn 47. 110. 112. 122. 12). 124 Rainy. John 139. 16) Ramey. Faye 7). 106. 122 Raney. Gary 110 Rawlins. Lynda 83 Ray. Floyd 6) Ray. Gloria 63. 132 Ray. Paul 6). 134. 1)7. 164. 16) Ray. Steven 79. 139. 16). 168 Reasnor. Jerry 7) Rcasnor, Larry 79 Reasnor. Terry 47. 164 Reed. Elliott. Jr. 7) Rehrig. Bonnie 6). 122. 133 Reimer. Phil 7) Reiss. Elly 6). 23 Relph. Marv 87 Relph. Rosalind 79. 113 Reynolds. Dennis 6) Reynolds. Nancy 8). 1)7 Reynolds. Susan 87. 11) Rhoades. Dixie 79. 106 Rhodes. Jane 47 Rice. Maria 6) Rice. Marilyn 87. 11). 137 Rice. Renee 6). 104. 107. 174. 17) Richardson. Marsha 47 Richard. Donald 7) Richard. Grace 46. 47. 104. 112. 121. 122. 121 Richard. Ruth 7). 126 Richey. lanetta 8). 93. 117. 137 Richey. Tommie 79. 93. 163 Rickey. Chris 7). 91. 9). 17) Rickey. James 79. 163, 168 Rickey. Ralph 47. 38. 103. 122. 143. 160. 161. 162. 168. 169. 171 Riddle. Carolyn 73 Riddle. Karen 7) Riggs, Isabelle 6). 94. 104, 114 Rifcy. Ulysses. Jr. 87 Robertson. F. Billy 48. 39. 96. 103. 118. 120. 122. 140. 146. 134. 156. 160. 161. 162. 171 Roberts. Cleo 65. 106. 114. 11). 122 Roberts. Deborah 87 Rodgers. Allen 7) Rogers. Ellen 87 Rogers. Jan 6). 102. 104. 121. 12). 124. 1)2 Rogers, loe 73. 10). 109 Rogers. Jane 48. 55. 90. 91. 92. 99. 104. 121. 123. 124. 12). 131 Rogers Polly 6). 94. 104. 117. 123. 124 Rolandk Charles 7) Roland. Jerome 110. 159 Rolen. Roy 7). 127 Rolen. Thomas 48. 94. 96. 118, 124. 126. 127. 167. 172 Roop. Gerry 48. 96. 118. 124. 126. 127. 167. 172 Ross. James 74 Roush. Gary 48. 98. 10). 118. 127. 140. 154. 1)6. 166. 171 Rowe. Kenneth 48 Runnels. Sherry 87 Russell. Beverly 79 Russell. Bob 6). 91. 103 Russell. Ray 74. 10). 161. 162 Russell. Sandra 48. 105. 122. 124. 174. 175. Russell. Shelia 87 —S— Salisbury. Susan 74. 12) Sanchez. Carmen 79 Sanchez. Delores 7. 74. 114. 148 Sanders. Arthur 7. 48. 91. 10). 106. 118. 122. 124. 1)9. 168. 171 Sanders. James 74. 168 Sanders. William 87. 159 Saner. John 87 Sartin. Scott 79. 81. 159 Savage. Byron 74 Schluchter. Danny 48. 96. 103. 168. 169. 171 Schmidt. Perry 6) Schmitz. Larry 65 Schoolcraft. Chris 65. 104. 118 Schooling. Charlotte 48. 107, 111 Schooling Linda 65 Schooling. Michael 87 Schuman. William 87 Scott. Linda 49. 31. 99. 116. 117. 130 Seaton. Stanley 6. 74 Selby. George 8) Shank. Arthur 26. 63 . 66. 164. 16). 171 Shank. Carl 49. 12). 171 Shank. Cathy 74. 103. 17) Sharp. Gail 49. 110. 112 Sharp. Kenny 66. 91. 103. 17) Shaw. Gregory 87 Shaw. lack 1)9. 163 Shaw. loe 87 Shaw. Sheila 8). 95. 137 Shelton. Janice 74. 116. 125. 1)3. 141 Shelton. Jean (10th) 74. 95. 96. 102. 117. 122. 133 106. 109, 121. 122. 124. 125. 129. 131 Shelton. Jean (10th) 74. 9). 96. 102. 117. 122. 13) 183 Shelton. Margaret 85. 95. 125. 154. 157 Sherrill. Brenda 66. 111. 112 Sherrill. Claude 74 Shields. Michael 85 Shirley. Debra 87 Short. Darrell 87 Shreffler. Paul 111 Siggins. Jim 66. 105 Simmons. Lyle 6. 49. 108. 109 Sims. Gwendolyn 66. 125 Simpson. Glenda 87. 115 Simpson. Sandra 87. 157 Skaggs. Erta 66. 99. 104. 124. 125. 152 Smith. Alvin 115 Smith. Coleman 79. 159 Smith. Doug 79 Smith. Janet 84. 157 Smith. Jerry 74 Smith. Johnnie 74. 166. 167. 171 Smith, ohnny 49 Smith. Linda 66. 105. 111. 112. 122. 152 Smith. Marjorie 81 Smith. Marian 152 Smith. Marva 66. 126. 152 Smith. Patsv 84 Smith. Sylvia 79. 115 Smith. Terry 74. 159. 165 Smith. Thomasena 74 Snodgrass. Carol 49. 58. 99. 121. 122. 124. 125. 128. 151. 140. 144. 145. 151 Snodgrass. Jo Susan 49. 99. 109. 117. 121. 125. 150 Spangler. James 49. 96. 105, 122. 124, 126. 127 Spearman. Gregory 87 Spence. Gary 74. 165 Sporbcr. Gisela 12. 14. 49. 55. 91. 111. 151 Sporn. Sheryl 84. 95. 110. 112. 157 Stalcup. Karen 84 Stallard. Rene 66 Stanczyk. Deanna 74. 111. 112 Stanford. Linda 79. 95. 104. 157 Stanscll. Lucy 74. 102. 121. 155 Stansell. Rhocile 74. 104. 116. 121. 155 Starr. Inez 87 Starr. Roger 159 St. Cyr. Karen 74. 104. 121. 174. 175 Stearman. Belinda 74. 95. 106 Stearman. Judy 84. 95. 115 Stearman. Micnael 87. 115 Stemen. Shirley 66 Stem. Crystal 66 Stevenson, Eddie 81 Stevenson. Leford 87 Stewart. Sharon 87 Stillwell. Jerri 15. 50. 59. 99. 121. 122. 125. 129. 151. 140. 145 Stillwell. Robert 66. 105. 154. 157. 161. 162. 168. 171 Storey. Susan 79 Story. Stephen 79. 80. 159. 165. 168 Strickland. Marcia 74. 110. 112 Stripling. Linda 79. 104. 157 Stripling. Oliver 87 Stroud. Dianna 74. 107 Stroud. Linda 74. 107 Sutton. Hal 79 —T— Tackett. Judith 66. 121. 122 Tackett. Olen 74. 116 Taylor. Dianna 55. 50. 91. 104. 119. 121. 125. 124. 125. 150 Taylor. Gwynn 74. 174. 175 Temple. John 87 Terrell. Victoria 87 Terry. Beverly 87 Terry. Sidney 84. 115 Thomas. Donna 87. 115 Thomas. Larry 74. Ill, 115 Thomas. Stanley 74. 91. 109 Thompson. Ellis 79 Thompson. Patricia 87 Tilford. Johnny 87 Tilley. Mary 74. 107 Tillman. Phillip 50 Tippin. Joyce 7. 50. 94. 96. 11 1. 115, 125. 121. 1(8 Tippin. Tcrrv 79. 115. 159 Tipton. N. Rose 122 Toler. Linda 87. 107. 115. 155 Toombs, Billy 66. 91. 105. 154. 157. 168. 171 Toombs. Donny 79. 159. 165 Towe. Charles 87 Townsend. Norma 87 Trotter. Beverly 75 Turner. Nikki 84 Turner. Toni 75. 104, 122 Tutt. Charlie 66. 154. 157. 168 Tutt. David 50 Tutt. Mike 66. 67 —u— Underwood. Dennis 79. 159 Underworld. Feliz 50. 105. 118. 127. 166. 167. 171 Upton. Kathy 87 —V— Vaughn. Jcanctta 84. 155. 157. 195 Vaughn. Pamela 14. 50. 59. 92. 94. 100. 101. 102. 121. 122. 125. 150. 151. 141. 151 Vaughn. William 8. 90. 91. 97. 101. IM. 118. 124. 149 Venters. Anne 46. 50 Vegneron. George 66 Vinyard. Allen 79. 91. 95. 159. 165. 168 Vinyard. Lloyd 66. 91. 154. 157. 168. 171 Virtue. John 84 Voelkers. Gary 87. 115 Voelkers. James 75. 106 Voss, Judy 50 Vowel!. Janet 51 —W— Wadkins. Clarence 66. 157. 158. 166. 171 Wad ley. Carletta 51. 121. 151 Wallace. Brenda 66. 121. 122 Wallace. Brendlin 75 Wallace. Lynda 51. 107. 122. 121 Wallace. Mona 66 Wamble. Amos. Jr. 66 Wamble. Carl 87. 115 Wamble. Marcus 75 Wamble. Minnie 84. 157 Ward. Dale 74. 121. 125. 155 Ward. Larry 87 Ware. Donal 79. 115 Ware. Pamela 75. 97. 101. 117. 121. 121. 155 Ware. Ronald 81. 115. 154 Waring. Lizabeth 79. 95. 104. 115. 117. 157 Waring. Michael 87. 115 Waters. Donna 75 Watson. Charolette 87 Watson. Gloria 79. 157 Watson. Nancy 75. 105 Watson. Roy. Jr. 75. 126 Webb. Don 75 Weeks. Alberta 66 Wells. Linda 75. Ill Wells, Loren 51 Wells. Richard 66 West, loe 66. Ill, 125 West. Kent 175 West. Lloyd 84. 95 Wheeler. Donnie 75. 165 Wheeler. Edward 51. 161. 162 White. James 79 White. John 75. 105 White. Peggy 79. 110, 112 White. Wanda Fay 79 White. William 65. 66. 91. 105. 166. 167 Williams. Alfred 110 Williams. Janice 81 Williams. Joel 84 Williams. Reginald 79 Williams. Trallus 87 Willingham. Sally 55. 100. 104. 121, 125. 150 Willis. Kenneth 7. 80. 159, 122 Willis. Rockv Lee 96 Willits. Patsv 51. 151 Wilson. Barbara 84 Wilson. Douglas 87 Wilson. Freeman. Jr. 75 Wilson. Henry. Jr. 87 Wilson. Jayna 87. 115 Wilson. Robbie 87 Wilson. Steven 80. 106. 115 Wimberly. Jack 115 Winchester. Linda 12. 51. 91. 91. 98. 106. Ill 124. 151. 142. 151. 174. 175' Wmford. Carolyn 51. 112 Womack. Catherine 87. 157 Womastdc. Darla 80. 95. 101. Ill, 112, 157 Woods. Brenda 87 Woods. Deborah 75. 112 Woods. Paula 52. 99. 121. 124. 151 WcmkIs. Ralph 125 Wooldridge. Laura 80. 125. 125. 154. 157 Wooldridge. Pamela 55. 52. 112. 125. 151. 150 Wright. Cherylm 66 wlight. Chestine 75 —Y— Yelton. Don 52. 91 York. Randy 75. 108. 109 Young. Debbie 52 Zackery. Linda 80. 110. 112 Zicgclgrubcr. Tommy 66. 127 Zink. Charles 08.92. 15 Zmk. Charles 80. 92. 154. 157. 168 Acknowledgements To the following people whose resourcefulness and helpfulness made the 1965 Nordlys possible, we of the Nordlys staff wish to express cur gratitude: Mrs. Lois Miller, yearbook advisor; Mr. Bill Waltman, financial advisor; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carroll, Mr. Barclay Curtis, and Mrs. Agatha Campbell, representatives of Taylor Publishing Company; Mr. Lowell Thomas Goforth, group and informal pictures; Mr. Don Gwynn, color photography; John A. Broun Company, senior portraits, faculty, royalty; Mr. Woodrow Stalnaker of Enterprise Studios, underclassmen pictures; English Depart- ment for sale and distribution of pictures; Art Department for assistance in artwork. Also, to each faculty member, without whose co-operation the production of the 1965 Nordlys would have been impossible, and to everyone who has aided us, we extend our deepest appreciation. 184 v — • '■ ••; ' 'M i .fc H , k't If: u ■■ gi .