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

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STORYTELLER Tanya Griffin displays her skills in Indian sign language while perform- ing inthe Brotherhood Assembly. if My we 3, E if I ii ' y e Tw if , r r f ' A ,ll, 1 sir.s f uf' A2 I .A H lik 'gi fr- ws W ' M., 7 1 U ., I f . 4 4. n ,b,.' ' K I I ,M NR V, SHIP AHOY. A nautical background sets off Lisa Carney's number in the Dance Compa- ny's fall production A NIGHT ON THE TOWN. SANTA, played by Coach Mark Grimes, deliv- ers gifts during the Christmas Assembly. Assemblies ' 21

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T ogetherness Not lways Nice? t.......i The question kept coming up: How were they going to fit the whole stu- dent body in the auditorium? The day came and the assembly went well. The auditorium was filled to capacity and only 46 students opted to sit out the assembly in the cafeteria. I really enjoyed myself. It makes me wonder what l've missed by not attending assemblies before now, said Tim Morrow. The format of the pep assemblies SLEEPYHEAD Garnetta Burris dreams of sugarplums while participating in a Christmas skit to the song Iolly Old St. Nicholas. was changed somewhat as the attendance increased. More students became involved in planning. We found we had to make the skits shorter, simpler and humor- ous, said Ms. Carolyn Laubach, Pep Council Representative, to appeal to all the students in the audience. In short, pep assemblies at one time were seemingly free times, but with the new ruling, assemblies became unified and spiritedg just proving that when all the student body got together the results were quite impressive. lBy Dawn Davyj

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KNIGHT and LADY of the Round Table, Mig- non Merchant ftopl and Brad Piccolo were crowned May 18 in the gymnasium. A FAMILIAR FIGURE On the sidelines Gf sports events as well as at all school activities is Round Table co-editor and chief photogra- pher, Twila Smith. 22 ' Round Table 1 WM -www