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

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RECORD in Remember how we sweat in greasy fast-food restaurants for the minimum 32.65 last summer? Sure No tips either. But we didn't hesitate about spending S38 on a pair of Famolares to keep our feet dancing 'till mid- night. Why hesitate? Remember when school started and parents were urg- ing us to get back to the basics? We enrolled in Psychology. Anthropol- ogy and Furniture Technology. And such a nuisance the messed up roads were! When we heard that 39th, our favorite cruising street, would be closed until 1980, it was too much! We kept looking for shortcuts to school, but made excuses to miss pig t ' M. .. .-.. i refer----f L a. 1 ,. advisory anyway so we could pick up Dunkin' Donuts and a Coke. The Shield kept mentioning the record number of freshmen going out for everything from band to debate, chess, music and sports. Sure Records were being set in every corner of the school. That same word keeps popping up. What word? Records Like Double Vision ? Not that kind of record. I'm talk- ing about the kind of records like 'top honors,' enthusiasm. Are you thinking what l'm think- ing? Uh, huh. It really has been a record year! DANCE, DANCE, DANCE. Victor Albert and Marsha Duffy enjoy the sounds of Mia at the 1978 Iunior-Senior prom. TERRIFIED. Donna English clings to Anthony Sleem while riding the Zipper at the Fair. Opening ' 5

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is BIKIN' IT. Seniors Annamarie Wey and Mark Minx ride their wheels for fun as well as for a cheap way of getting around. was .f J., f x.Lh5V7? lit If I It seemed that everybody got into the act as parents joined the Booster Club in record numbers, and what's more, they got going! Yes, remodeling the Field House was a big project that would have cost several thousand dollars if the school had had to pay for it. Other groups, too, pitched in, and it was a big year for advisory pro- jects. Everything from door to room decorations was created for con- tests. Remember how Mr. Iohn Cul- .ga '6 UWA 3, If 'iii.. glial v fl at ,, 11 MOST KNIGHTS, like Tony Benson, pursue their special interests outside school. Tony spent his summer vacation mountain climbing in the Colorado Rockies. A RUSH of customers delights sophomores Irene Ong, Ianette Chernicky, Todd Littleton and Amy Asher, who sell out their T-Shirts fast during their homecoming sale. Hnights get oct together bert's, Ms. Merlynn Nelson's and Mr. Charles Early's advisories kept win- ning? Of course, we did do things for ourselves, too. Like insisting we were on a diet as we sipped sugar-free Dr. Pepper between mouthfuls of a dou- ble Whataburger with cheese and an order of fries. The special moments I remember best, and just hanging around the halls between classes. But no matter how the time was spent, there's no mistaking 1979 was a record year! Student Life 7