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

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Graduation 1 1 Flashbacks, like instant replays, -. 1129 .,X, occupy K Kava at at graduation Fiemember in first grade when your feet could barely touch the floor if you sat back in a chair7 High school kids seemed so sophis- ticated . . . they could choose their schedules, Algebra, chemistry, jevv- elry. , . Novv, all of a sudden it's over. High school came and vvent, and somehovv there vvas never quite as much accom- plished as expected. The final week ot high school . . . a flurry of senior activities leading to graduation . . . robes. . .yearbooks . . .farevvells and diplomas. lt vvas a time when everyone vvorried about little things that used not to make any difference. Like that incomplete in a course you never got around to making up . . .that book you lost. . .thatgrade point average you intended to raise . . . that letter you meant to write . . . that college board test . . . ad infini- tum. Because novv you realize that you don't have a chance to go back and redo things, no vvay to make up for anything you might have missed . . . no second chance. I 1 THE END OF THE LINE . . . Junior Marshals, Barbara Weeks and Karen Schroeder, lead the senior class to Taft stadium lvlay 30.

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e. 1 4 'I Summer 'l 3 Restless teens tunelout classes with s , s sf scenes Once upon a time in the land of Oklahoma City there was a great holi- day called Summer Vacation. The school children were allowed to run tree for three months. Most of the children ran straight to a funny box called a TV. But one little boy turned ott the TV and built a kite. He took the kite across a river to a grassy field and hoisted it high into the air. Some people saw the boy and his kite. They came out to follow him, but along the way they stopped to wade in Ll1n111mlu a shallow river bed. 4 Suddenly it became very popular in the land of Oklahoma City to observe and enjoy things that had always been there but never noticed. And the people called this Rediscov- ering and saw it was good. But for some, even summers couldn't slow down their activities. Students worked, studied, traveled, learning all the time. DOG DAYS of summer. . .Knights splash arourfl the river trying to keep cool. 522' ' V ' 1