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

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Homecoming feslivilies highlighl KnighlIand's ! A SPECIAL PLACE of honor at the homecoming game is reserved for the All-Sports royalty on the O-Club float. JOINING the procession at halftime festivities is Julian Swann and Robin Garr, coronation crownbearers. 20 o Special Activities

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l E' E A TOUCH of home is felt by Becky Slade SIDEWALK CAFES in Paris are frequented by all sorts of people, senior Norma Meriwether gnieqgggywgffdhgyiaspglfg xg2':'1c2 e John decides as she asks movie actor Rock Hudson for his autograph. ' ' ' life in Mexico LEFT: BREATHTAKING views in the Austrian Alps prompt Scott Tigert to take a break from his studies at Innsbruck. ABOVE: FRIENDLY PER- SUASION is displayed by missionary-hopeful Liz Tatum in her work with the Tseltal Indian children. She spent two weeks in a jungle translators training camp in Chippas, Mexico, tutoring natives during school break. Special Activities o 19 .Q 4 l l 3 3'

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fall calendar A Knight to Remember, home- coming theme, was carried out in the assembly decorations and in the floats for Northwest's first afternoon parade. Festivities began with the crown- ing of All-Sports Queen, Cheryl Nlc- Donald, during fifth hour assembly. After the coronation, decorated cars formed a parade group at North Thirty-Sixth and Nlay Avenue and proceeded south to Taft Stadium. Awards for the best floats were given Courtesy-Key Club and Cyg- nets by members of a Student Coun- cil committee who served as judges. Key Club members sold purple and gold homecoming mums all week, and Herman's Helium Hold- ings, new corporation formed by eco- nomics classes, sold football shaped balloons. Halftime ceremonies at the game featured the presentation of the queen and her court. Also a part of the procession were decorated cars and the prize winning floats. Following the game a mixer in the school gymnasium was sponsored by PTSA for all Northwest alumni. l l KNIGHTS RACE through the door of the castle built by Student Council to meet the Put nam City Pirates in the homecoming game. Pep Clubbers line the path of the Varsity LEFT: RADIANT All-Sports Queen Cheryl McDonald greets the crowd at halftime. ABOVE: COLOR and beauty are added by a Knightland tradition, the appearance of the Knight fCharles Wellesj and Lady CGail Hudsony circling the Taft Stadium track on horseback. Special Activities o 21 . l