Newkirk High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Newkirk, OK)

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A year in review ... Working for the student body is their priority, and the ’84-’85 Stu- Co organization met this respon- sibility head-on and with great success. The dedication of this twenty-two member group, with the help of advisor Royce Cal- dron, led to a memorable and busy year for themselves and the student body of NHS. Before school—sent one to advanced workshop; sent three to basic workshop; provided an ice cream social for teachers. August—sponsored back-to- school dance. September—helped with open house; started suggestion box; sponsored Light and Laser Assembly. October—sponsored home- coming week (blue and gold day, crazy day, 50’s day, door day, and hat day); presented College and Career Day. November—attended state convention (six members); elect- ed District 5 vice-president; spon- sored food drive; set up mock election. December—sponsored teach- er appreciation week; featured candy cane button sale; orga- nized Stu-Co Christmas party. January—sponsored Those Amazing Chimps Assembly. February—distributed com- puter match sheets; selected Queen and King of Hearts; held a Valentine dance; sponsored Ron Cole Assembly. March—sponsored ventrilo- quist assembly. April—held Stu-co election air band assembly; sponsored Sa- die Hawkin's Day; organized vol- leyball tournament. May—sponsored powder puff football; organized Stu-Co ban- quet. As the '85 school year came to a close, Stu-Co said good-bye to a great year and welcomed the challenges that lay before them in the upcoming school year. Bottoms up. “I would like to propose a toast... ” Monkey business. The chimps steal the show at the Stu-Co assembly. The game plan. What’s the object of this game?” Farha Wholesale Co. 208 S. First Ponca City, OK 74601 Ponca City News WBBZ P.O. Box 191 Ponca City. OK 74602