Northwest Classen High School - Round Table Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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is ,gi i . BELOW: PRIZEWINNERS in the school car decorating contest line up for the caravan to Taft Stadium to watch the Knights beat the Bombers. RIGHT: SPORTING one of the year's favorite fads, shiny black boots, Ann Reid pursues one of Knightland's favorite pastimes-visiting with her steady between classes. Frank Marwood is the lucky boy who shares her laugh-in. 95 LQ .-dw., Knights interested themselves in the arts of expression, combining the best of social living with the ioys of human experience. Creativity emerged, and bringing forth exciting goals, ambitions in a never-ending stream. 4 o Introduction tudent Life A new ideas were explored 4 IIIIII X fin 1- I 1 ' I' i ' . f 1 N'LL i'. : . - . gif -- if W IZ, pgfsqwr 5...-gg

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if Q.: .ak .. 33153 Introduction . Student Life . . . Academics .. Organizations . . . Sports ..... Classes ......... Senior Summaries . Index ........... Summer Supplement It lm hm 919' 2 14 36 66 128 156 238 250 264 iww Q 1. M . -' - ,,. wg f fit UPPER LEFT: A CHERISHED tradition in Knightland-the raising of the Victory Flag after a big game by Senior class officers Craig Maurer, Leon Meyers, and cheerleader Nancy Steph. ABOVE: BART SHEDECK, Pam Lindley and Sherri Ayers prepare the patio before the Howdy Mixer. LEFT: lT'S 3:29 P.M. and cars are poised in the parking lot to take Knights home from school. Introduction 0 3

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ABOVE: MAKE-UP ARTIST, Cindy Harvey, applies aging lines to John Morozuk for his role in a drama class production. LEFT: IT IS a big election year, and Northwest students campaign vigorously. Bellmon Belle Marcee Parks vies with Barbara Kelly and Terry Ham for poster space for favorite senate and presidential choices. .VVJT