Northeast High School - Nordlys Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1944 volume:

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I B GREFNF AB MA 'Xlr Greene pI'IIlL1Pll of Northeast H1gh Sehool 15 just Nlr Greene but to 1ll of North east that rneans 1 nun of rue personal and pro fesslonal .lttalnments He 15 1 n11n of actlon and he does thxnvs note He lenows l1ow to he 1 fr1c-nel when 1 fellow neeels 1 fr1end 1nd he knows most of the 1nswer5 H15 calm txen NOICC 1n1l1e,1t1xe cf l115 el11r1cter 18 I'C.lSSllI'IHg under the most trx111ff LII'K.llII1SflllLLS He 15 al wus 1ntereste1l hut nuer exe1tc1l In the earlx s 5 1 'Nortl1e15t l11el 5e1 hu no IKIHQ lx LlIlKllSfllI'7Li lx Ile 5 mal of 51w .1n1l llll11II1LI' mtl l1e puktd 5 wax imong LIYPLIIILI 51w l1or5e5 tulteel lun1 er and wet punt 111 pl 15ter w1t1 Ure1t eom po5ure xet Wlfll 5ome e111t1o11 He leuew that and 115 155oe11te5 were blllllllllg 1 se moo wl11le tl1c QJYPCIIILFS were only bu1lcl1ng ,1 school house He 15 our pr1nc1pnl and we lllee l11m 'N W 1 .av '1 ' IOHNI C CUSHMAN AB MA Nlr Csu5hm.111 has been Wllh Northeast from the lJCUlI1I1lIlU' except for o11e year when l1e 5tr.15eel IWIX to become Pflllielpll of Harmony but Northmst gladly forgave llllll when he re penteel and came back home where l1e belonged If ohn were not h1S real name he would surely be n1cl4n.1n1ed ohn for no other name eoulel qmte sugvcst h1s character If l1e were not teaeher he would doubtless be 1 jun e or .1 5t.1tesm11n and he would honor e1tl1e1' profess1on H15 judgments exen 1n l1ttle matters lf there AFL .1111 l1ttle matters are JlWZ!Nb sound and just and the lofnest trael1t1ons of Amencan goxernment and lustory w1ll nexer be elegraeleel hx lus teachmg So here IS to Nlr Cushman He can always Larry hlS load Q' ,I ul, A' , 'H, 1 - A, I U - ,I 5 - -- v , ' Q ' '-. 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Sumff-.Iluhem.n1I1 MR MHBAUGH RAYMOND SHOGREN AB., MA. as, :Mmm Am An., .u.fb.,..f, MISS OSEPHINE BELL I AB., MA. Englub-Guidanre MRS. LLOMA CARTER .Yerrnary 9' 3 1 MRS MAl'R1rA wA1soN xmwf, pi Wu-f 7 4 3 if MRS. DOROTHY CLAY, A B MISS LOUISE A B H.-.4 of Cammy. ral D411 ww: zzwuffpf, MRS HI-LIFN MILJFORGE A B Cummfnml MRS 1A7r-Ll la CIIFFORIJ BImA. spam Aff, s.,1.,1 .vmm MILS LARMEN BRAY MISS uoxxm sciHn'MAm3Hr-R Bs. A B, M S bbmun .+I .vI.,4m.f, I. F HLISBY Bmldmg .Supemnmdmz MISS ELNA SMITH A.B, BM. I'u.1l .Klum -50.141 Sanur DICK KREUGER. ss.. M.S. Pbyxinl E4..I..w. a.JL..I.11 comb Head of L-,gm Dfw. ii 6 Miss KATHERINE MEHL A.a. Englnb MISS NAN PEARL CHANEY AB., M.S 1s,.g1,,h- l.,..m..1,,m . , .K ' x , Mlss ovA IACK EVANS as.. MA. Engzub M. D. MARSHALL B.F.A. Iruxrummul Mun: MISS DOROTHY SNEDAKER A.B., MA, Fmgn zmgugff .L U f v' g gui? T1 fair 'W X ,Anim faux El I 4.1 . all I L I T 09 34 WOIUBIYIGII S SEATED Betty Iou Shaxcr reporter Lou can Bale makeup zdltor Prcd Salmant cdnrorm chlcf Iictt-, unc Hoch associate edltor .und llu I-dtlm report r STANDINQ 0 Imcfnxk rtporttr Urmn Stlpmldt Inmntw xnnngotr Iinrburr Bullmqton md N1xrll!lSL1I reporters NORMA SEAL LOU IFAN BALE RFE' rs BARBARA BULLINGTON IO FINFFROCK A ,a In uf AA MR HOOPER Publmly Furuno: MISS SMITH 77 MM, Nordlxs I INorwc0mn tcrm rneanlnb INorthern Lnghtx vns chosen bx the sehool In be the name of Northeast s xcmr book For the beautlful drawmgs that are used In the book thc staff extends grateful acknowledgment to ohn Lecpcr G:-mc Sxmms and Bobby Scranton ur rn ywr HOC H 1 4.10, .,. c :mf f2G gra- -s Fam SALMANS ORMA SFHMIDT mfg ILN A EDELEN I I OU SHAW. I R 3- Li. MISS SCHUMACHER MISS CHANEY An Duznar Sponmr -,-,- I- gf' , , , u . tr-I--X, we ff' I ' --I f A .I I . I X V ' ,V-' -1 , A - ., V. Q xl - V sur-,v-L ,ff run N . Y , K x em vw I E . We ,A . 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MAUDIE PITFMAN MRS, MARION FLINN MISS DOROTHY SNFDAKER OFFICILRS Rewixcz Ficou LLFT 10 RIGHT: Harvey prusiilcnzg Holt, vice-prcsiriciirg Hr-tty Iam- Horh, secretary: and jackie Anderson, treasurer 56166 .Mafory Northeast was only one year old when we entered it, and now six happy years have rolled by. It seems that it was only yesterday when we were having an awful time finding the right room and keeping out of the way of the seniors. Our junior high years slipped by with Dorothy Stephens, as always, stealing everyone's boy friend, and that was the time too when jackie Anderson's hobby was sports instead of Gene Shaw. Harvey Intemann, and Peggy O'Neal walked away with the Iunior High awards. The long awaited day came-seniors at last! VVC could have the unmitigatcd pleasure of torturing those seventh gradersf' But the fuzi soon wore off, the months flew by, and we realized that the six years were almost over. 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Slay ' If . .J s L .Q 5 1 a. .2 3 Vi ,L IL J IOAN LIMA College Pnpavarmy RUSSELL MADDEN Cullrgr P,,,.fm,y 'I'Hl:TUS MAITHEWS Cnufgf P,,p.f,.fmy BILLY MILLER College lwpmfm TOMMY MILLER College Preparatory HOB MOORE Cozzfgf Pffpmfw, mm xmnw fimzul 0 H,f,JRl:NCE NAKAYMA Commun FRED NEUMAN General vif' ' PEGGY ONEAL College Prepnmmry mc.-xii PI HY Cnlleee zfrpmmry N IX I KN RK IIARDSKJN ol ege lrefurnory PRED SALNIANS camg, Prepnmmry WLINDI-I I BC IIAI I I LR College lrepamwry NORMA SEA Calle GENE SHAW Callege Prepuuury A , Il '54 '39 IN DIJRQTHY 5T111fHeNs cgzzfge Preparalary GLENN SMITH Clrllege 1',,p.mf.,y 'MQ N I . 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N R- ,I ,- RL'I ' X14 :XIISIIII HM V XIIIII ' f xxux '. ' I mn ' I ' . V n if 'nw Q P ' xi.-x - . L.. c,H ' ' I I , ' , Q I I 4 L 4,13 1 3' my , ' g - 5- ,X ' C x. A I 7: ' I 1 .-Q1-R I Q 1' ? f 3 ' V' W I in ,A ,v - K if b 7-. ,A I --' ' 'X R, ,f I ':'.'...1B ' X P - an K - .3 XI 6 'I F S 'N f SOP 0Ifl0l'e X05 FIRST Row: Kenneth Vaughn, Bill Butler, Charles Ionas, Ivan Wilkerson, Kenneth Hollis, Max Copeland, Harry Ratliff, M, D, Bennett, Tommy Taylor, Richard Goodyear. SECOND Row: Frank Watson, Lela Young, Velma Eliot, Marjorie Ellenberg, Lauralee Newell. Barbara Markwell, Barbara Dickerson, Beverly Emig, Marjorie Barton, Pauline Rodke, Betty Skaggs, Muriel McCormick, Ann Iones. THIRD Row: Raymond Barnhart, Thelma Flowers, Ioyce Cringle, Dolores Sisk, Pat O'Neal, Irene Gilmore, Ixlargaret Hicks, lean Murdocli, Betty Ann Price, Nancy Langston, Dick McCown, Marion Kordic, FOURTH Row: Ted Yelton, Anthony Wilkowski, Iimmy Haynes, Bob Harris. FIFTH Row: Henry Sterkel, Don Seago, Don Crandall, Billy White, Iohn Lyne, Tommy Ellis, Charles Nleliring, Ray Shaw, lack Muse, Cunningham, Stanley Groves, Sam Dykes, lay Nail, Dale Drennan, Harry Bonnell. SIXTH ROW: Eldon Seymour, Paul Wooden, Paul Morell, Bob Phillips, Ioe Ham, Milbert Vandergriff, lim Blevins, Bob Buttrill, Bill Hubatka, lack Carter, SEVENTH Row: Laura Swanson, La Verne Hamilton, Pauline Snyder, luanita Hope, Elva Dean Yates, Marjorie Miller, Anna Fuchs, lean Williams, Carolyn Simms, Charlotte McCann, Pat Voegle. EIGHTH Row: lack Cook, Mattie Sue Matthews, Orna Lee Osborne, Iacquelme Reynolds, Ivlarca Finefrock, Kay Egan, Carolyn Edwards,'Dorothy Williams, Betty Osborne, Ioann Pratt, Pauline Lillie, Betty Bruce. NINTI1 Row: Sandy Singleton, Billy Garrison, lack Calloway, Glen Traughber, lim Ixlurdoch, Gene Traughber, Dan Wheeler, Frank Anderson, Iimmie Theimer, Bill Surovik, Don Cackler, lack Estes, Charles Venable. OFFICERS OFFICERS MISS MA-I-rox OFFICERS MISS EVANS President ,ss,,,,s,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, D orothy Williams MRS. DAVIDSON President ,,,,,,, ,,,. , ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., Be tty Skaggs Vrce-Prmdmz ,, , H Dolores Sisk Prtlidrrlt W H ,.,.,,. ,. . , Ann Iones Vic:-Presidents, ,, , .,,,., Harry Ratliff Secretary ,,,, . , ,,,, Pat O'Neal Vic:-President , , ,, , Dale Drennan Snvetary-Treasurer ,,,,,,, ,,,, .,,, M a rca Finefrock Treasurer ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, ,,,, , . D on Seago Sfdfldfy H Margaret Hicks Council Representative, ,,,,,,,, ..,,. , . Bob Burtrill Council Representative ,,,,, ,,,.,, . Nancy Langston Tren-vurer ,,,,,. ....., . ,,.,.. , , , ,,,, ,,Kenneth Hollis Coundl Representative . ,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, lack Cook OFFICERS Miss BILLS OFFICERS President ,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,j,,,,,,,,,.,, E ,,,,,,, Lela Young MR. MARSHALL Vice-President ,,,,,,,, ,..,,,,, Be tty Osborne Prendfnt ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,. - , ,, , ,,,,,..,, Irene Pueppkc Secretary ,,,.,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,....,,r. B ill Singley Senctary-Treasurer ,,,,,, ,,,,.,. Be tty Lee Bruce Tmuurn ,,,. .. ,,,,,,, A, ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,., C harles Goodyear Caunrrl Reprexentatiue N .,,,., Paul Simcox Counnl Representative . ..s..,.... Iimmy Theimer . -wt... ,Wu ..Qh-in.num.n' f N ,,., K , x. Fd?qi1g,,,,,.- .' 55-,,Nl'iqN 1 J .J PV , Q a171?a1fz'0n3 1 Q 5 ff If ,v f ,y gg gm X Z' M, at 'W :'fL y Y.,-1 24' 23 as-K Q-,,.. ff:-..., 4 -rw ..-.pg 'b in - v .. ,.,. . .A . .Aw gs 8 OFFICE1-rs tok THE Fuisr SEMESTER WERE: president, Glenn Smith, vice-president, limmy Downing: secretary, hlarca Fine- frocltg treasurer, Wayne Care, junior high school president was Thum1an Nlyers. GFrlcERs tok THE Stcoxo SEMESTER XYKRE: president, Wilbur Careg vice-presi- dent, Bob Buttrillg secretary, ivlariorie Binner: and treasurer, Betty Lou Shaver, Thurman Yvfyers was president of the junior high group. Miss Iosephine Bell span, sured the Council. as ff., Fntsr Row: Teddy Langley, Leona Eckerle, Berry Lou Sliaver, VVilbur Care. Thurman Myers, Marjorie Binner, Niarv Louise Knurzman .ind Alta lean Smith, . Slttoxn Row: Wayne Care. Betty lane Hoch. Dorothy Meeks, Ruby MtAlis1rr, Nancy Langston, Error Barnhart and Uorothy Armer Tiinrn Row: Bobby Baugh, H. D. Petty, Donald Layton, Paul Simrox, Iinunie Thicmer, lack Coolr and Bob Burtrill u en Ollllfl The major activity of the Student Council has been the tree planting project, begun by the Council of the first semester and completed on Arbor Day. It resulted directly and indirectly in the planting of 1,505 trees, more than half of which were utility trees, chiefly pecan trees. ln the pursuit of this project, the Council sent out by regular mail 1,000 letters to patrons and another 1,000 letters by special messengers, they distributed mimeographcd instructions on the planting and care of trees, they presented their project before a joint meeting oi the l'.-T.A. and the East Side lm proveuicnt Society and also before a joint meeting of the Senior .ind Iunior Chambers of Commerce and State Forestry Associationg and they ordered and distributed 899 trees for planting by Northeast H S stu dents. ' Their outstanding work in the tree planting campaign, under the direction of Betty lane Hoch was recognized by the state in their asking Wilbur Care, the president of the student body, to speak on the same program with Governor Kerr at the Arbor Day planting of a pecan tree on the state capitol grounds ln developing this project, so ably organized by the first semester Council under the leadership of President Glenn Smith and carried to completion by the second semester Council and its president Wilbur Care, the Council did not neglect its other responsibilities, Under its leadership, the lull Red Cross quota for membership, Childrens Fund, and Special Funds were met, and its full quota of Red Cross Christmas boxes was filled. During both semesters the Council has done a satisfactory job in salvage drives. f'TAdllhhl A new responsibility, taken on this year at the suggestion o the l.- . . an tie ug sc oo principal, was the promotion of attendance at night meetings of the P.AT.A. resulting in the largest crowds the history of the organization has ltnown. Numerous other services have been rendered by the Council from time to time, both in co operation with the administration and independently. .,. ' -cd' 'Hum I 5 i ' nP '4':'--lg,-Q . v. - f is , , :fig-- -r - 1 I . f --W f-E 5- .A 'Sum r 6 aa v 'sw V ,Avi wi , , ,W ww is , f 'W , . Quinta . 15 Xi I f - L55 L J, in F ,.,,.,,.Q...., h 4 !f4 f1 4: 2 ' I '--Q I mutiny Qtqv ZUIN XS.. ,ff 3'-ic vnu: mf ones 4. ,X U59 cmwttn olmstun ln.. ...- Q I ferry Thu E . 5' 55 -Q-5 f..4v.Pt4ii5W ' '1 by f ' Q ff - 'rx' I K : D L g, J I 1 . Q -, g M M . A, ., 4 , , Y 'X-. s . YKQ M -NN X . :ug . 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Rcnny, the govemess, The play production thnx, directed by Zuclle Giffnrd, Ktnrted the year off with the mit-.let rlranni, i'I'he Dictator Visits His Nlotherf' Leiter, at the Cilgissen speech tourn.iment, it placed first. In-.I Salnuns .ind Toinnn Miller got superior mting. In the state tourruf ment, held at Norman in Nhrth, the play won second, Rnheim Dilgt-ty won the best .lctressk .iw.irtl. llm litlelcn pl.it'ed fourth mit of fifteen participants In IIIC Fylffry IlIICfPfl't.lfl0II contest. For the xake of varictv, Dinner For Two, .1 light coinedv, was presented, starring Bt-tti NI.ueDnn.ild .ind Innnw Downing. 4'Thc Six Wfnex of Henri' VIII was an altogether different nine. The setting was in the lnuinted l1.ilI of .in ancient castle. Here. Henn' Jud IIIS SIX dCLK'J5l'd WIYCN IIIJdC lhclf eCl0Pl-.lxlillllf iIl3PC.lf.lIlLC. Because of these trying times, Nfrs. Gilford thought it would be fitting to produee comedies lnr the .annual three-act plays. The first of these was the hugh riot, 4'W'lut a Life, a typiml Henry Aldrich plot, Ixmnn Downing plan-rl the part of Henry Aldrich. Ch:irn1 School , the other comedy, starred Tommy hliller and Robeim Dzxlgety. At the Cl.men speech tournament, held in Iicbruux, Trnnxnx' Nfiller took first in humnruux deelniutiong Nanci Langston. second In dfdnlllrlf rCJLiIIIL:, Iiffd S.llIIl.'.lII's. flfsf, Jnii Ilnlnly IBUWIIIIIS, lflllffll III SKJIIdJrLl Urelforx. TlIl'lIII.l Iblkzlilfx Plrllcll flftll in ralilff SPCCCII. Some uf the students pmrtitipated in the citywide Speakeris l'1ure.iu. Alan the clms rlmmted some of :tx t.ilent to uther depqrtinents fof VJIIUUS Jiicnlbllfs, may lgwclucfion i'0llP Finn' Rtm Fwou LLFT rn Rim-tr Ianlue Rryn olds. fqmlxn Founders Dolores Suk. Allen Han tutk. Ciharhe Xfehcring. and In Iiinefrutlx Siroxn Rem Nmu Larigxinri. Xhrx luhn min, Thelma Ditlxey. Tommv Xllller, .uni Ru ht-lu Dqlgctv Trnklm Row Paul More-II, Ruby NItAluter. Harold Iohmun, Iane Hopkins. Fred S.ilin.1nr llu Fdelen. Iimmy Downing. Bcity h1:1tDnn.llal , , ,, 3 NN enior 3400! . Flnsr Row: Dell Ioann Watson, Betty Lou Shaver, Alice lean Iames, Ilva Edelen, Dolores Scopel, Vivian Richardson, Caroline Edwards, Norma Seal. Dolores Sisk, Marjorie Barton, Peggy O'Neal, Ioyce Cringle, and Marjorie Binner. SICUNII Row: Lettie lean Griswold, Robena Dalgety, Dorothy Williams, Ioann Pratt, Nancy Langston, Thelma Dickey, Lou lean Bale, Ioanne LeGate, Ioan Lima, Ioanne Iohnson, Ann jones, and Wilma Young, THIRD Row: Shirley Lewis, Iackie Anderson, Betty Ann Price, Winifred Iones, Lauralee Newell, Betty Hinchee, Ieannette Iohnston, Billie Hall, Betty lane Hoch, lean Murdoch, and Carolyn Pounders. FOURTH Row: Dorothy Stephens, Ioe Finefrock, Marguerite Landreth, Betty Osborne, Barbara Bullington, Donna Willis, lane Hopkins, Marjorie McCullough, Irene Gil- more. Betty Io Waggoner, Leriore Eckerle, Marca Finefrock, and Betty MacDonald, FIRST SILMIESTER OFFICERS: Io Finefrock, president, Thelma Dickey, vice-president, Dorothy Stephens. secretary, Carolyn Pounders, treasurer, Betty Io YNaggoner, reporter, Ilva Edelen. inter-club member, Betty lane Hoch, program chaimian, lackie Anderson. service chairman, and Robena Dalgety. social chairman. SILUNII SI XIISIIER OI I'It'IRs Io Finefrock, president, Ieanette Iohnson, vice-presidetit, Vivian Richardson, secretary, lane Hopkins, treasurer, Lou lean Bale, reporter, Lettic lean Griswold, inter-club council member, Thelma Dickey, program chairman, Betty Anti Price, service chairman, Robena Dalgety, social chairman, and faculty adviser, Mrs, Otto Davidson. .fdrlvfoanclre Wafionaf Ljwlonor ociefy FIRST Row' Peggy O'Neal, Betty lane Hoch, Russell Madden, Carolyn Pounders, Darrell Seal, Thelma Dickey, Phillip Fisher, Nancy Langston, and Wanda Mackey. SICONIJ Row: Lela Young, Elaine Lininger, Brooxie Ionas, Gloria Davidson, Dorothy Yvilliams, Marjorie Kidd, Betty Seal. lane Carolyn Shoemaker, Gail Bennett, and Shirley' Iiolmar. THIRD Row' Minnie Faye Henderson, Anthony VVilkowski, Irene Gilmore, Sara Skinner, Nell Reints, Ieanette lohnston. Delores XVIlliams, and Mary Margaret Richardson. Fol:RrH Row: Betty Lou Shaver, Mary lohnston. Bobby Baugh, Bobby Ammann, Leroy Elliott, Clifford Sherrod, lim Blevins, Sylvia Van Eaton, Ierry Thurman, and Bobby Scranton. FIIIIH Row: Pat Martin, Ioe Ham, H. D. Petty, Thetus Matthews, Benny Reaves, Sandy Singleton, Bob Buttrill, Doris Fisher, Harvey Intemnnn, Imogene Wright, and Dorothy Ammann. OI'IfItII1'-.' president. Thelma Dickey, vice-president, Nancy Langston, secretary, Carolyn Pounders, treasurer, Darrell Seal. PM L'l IX' COMNIITTII ' bliss Oxa I-vans. chairman, hlrs, lilinn, Mrs. Pittman, and MI. Cushman, members. WOI'Lef5 FIRST Row: Ieanette Iohnston, Dolores Scopel, Ioan Lima, Norma Seal, llva Edelen. Alice lean lames, Io Finefrock, Dorothy Stephens, Pat Voegel, Florence Nakayama, Lou lean Bale, Frankie Drennan, Ioyce Cringle, Charlotte McCann. SECOND Row: Marjorie Binner, Vivian Richardson, Betty Lou Shaver. Betty lane Hoch, Pauline Rodke, Muriel McCom1ick, Carolyn Pounders, Betty Hinchee, Glor'ia Davidson, Ann Iones, Peggy O'Neal, Marjorie Barton, Iackie Anderson, Io Ann Pratt. THIRn Row: Helen lean Balliett, Betty Io Swain, Dell loann Vlfatson, Dolores Sisk, Nancy Langston, Ioanne Iohnson, Thelma Dickey, Betty MacDonald, Dorothy Wilson, Carolyn Simms, Ioanne LeGate, Dorothy Williams, Shirley Lewis, Irene Gilmore, FOURTH Row: Caroline Edwards, Winifred jones, Donna Willis, Betty Ann Price, lane Hopkins, Marjorie McCulIoiigh, Betty In WVaggonet, Lenore Eckerle, Barbara Bull- ington, Robena Dalgety, Marca Finefrock, lean Murdoch, Pat O'Neal, Iackie Reynolds, Lettie lean Griswold. OFFICLRS Iron Fikfsr SIMLSIIQR: Thelma Dickey, president, Rolsena Dalgety, vice-president, Ioanne Iohnson, secretaryg Iane Hopkins, treasurer, Ieanette lohnston, historiang Maricirie McCullough, reporter: Norma Seal. corresponding secretary. SI,t1own 5l:Ml.!al'l,R OIFll.I.RS1 Robena Dalgety, president, Lou lean Bale. vice-president, Betty lo Vhggoner, secretaryg Betty Hinchee, treasurer, Ioanne lohnson, historian, Vivian Richardson, reporter, lane Hopkins, correspomling secretary, Lettie lean Griswold and Carolyn Pounders, door keepers, faculty advisers, Mrs. Gifford and Miss Mehl, 0l'52lYl-9,1 FIRsT Row: Eddie W'ilalerIuan, Robert Davidson, Mack Bulger, Allen Hancock, Bill Leech, Byron Griffin, lirnmy Downing, Kenneth Vaughn, Buddy Garland, Milbert Vandergriff, Stanley Cox. SECOND Row: lack Zolbe, Vestal Vaughn, jimmy Drake, Don Seago, Russell Madden, Iames Nelson, Billy Miller, and Darrell Seal. THIRD Row: Bobby Lewis, Bobby Traylor, Iimmy Haynes, Dick Allen: Iames Harrod, lim Guinn, Bill Thurman, Bill Moore, Clyde Rickard, and Bill Butler. FOURTH Row: Charles Mehring, Dick Price, Dan VVheeler, Bill Svejkovsky, Lindy Wilkinson, Donald Layton, Don Blackert, Harold lohnson, Tommy Taylor, and Harry Bonnell. Fnzsr SIMESTER Ol-FIK'I:RSi lames Harrod, president, Dick Price, vice-president, Darrell Seal, secretary: Don Blackrrt, treasurer, limmy Downing and Byron Griffin, yell leaders, S!-COND Slfxii-SHR Olil-ICTIRSI Dick Price, president, Harold johnson. vice-president: Charles Mchring, secretary, Donald Layton, treasurer, limmy Downing and Byron Griffin yell leaders, Miss Evans, sponsor. 3 an tl ullx U tlx tn. Cat A ' W psxul xkuuhctxs. H B M t1,uun Y U Q R ymunt v - r Btll Ysxxillfu 0 .Y luhn LAD' llnktl Ncalx' lm xx. kx Bnmm, Vik Kellum - n XMUN xl mmltcmtx. V 1 . mes. Uma ' Q- X gully - . gtqtttwi- Y XL-Pwl ln ,Aust TW , xshcmut ' rn oc , - , - ig xt D, Bc,,uug-cllfxmt. AWD Hllitx xsmal- ?3,txe sum. U' U .- ' ' . . K C, ' SQA. , N, A-WW . gwmm Z ., MMV D mu Y nn' Emu., xlla UWM. Tomfxljmzw, Mtllcr. Uni Don Sugii- MTU vck Zolbfr- S V Smglemn, , -L ' - , pug. ' 0 :' , Ann U ' XhLN1BlK5 0 V U Drake' A , , c yhson- X Wllx' Rm v yank, loc ctcury- - xxmt N xw :W Rwmvt- V, X xx ww' Bxmtxt. Sf C.wP N ' t h UNL -, CNC . f. N' . Bnbbv ' Bm Lgtulcx, Ra bm N Unk pfmaavnmond 'Yhume aw Wcmwmt. '44 l on Html' llllllfblllw Thflmdi 1 'Y xmv Xllllcrq N t ct ' t ' nn ' Snutlx. - Nulcnt, Rxchanl vu RL Yu Bw on uw'- s I Band jrafernify FIRST ROW Paul lnlncs, Paul lvlorcll. lim Blevins, Nm-nl Wfumlwarxl. Slform Row. Inc Young. Tlmrm.m Nfycrs, Clnffnnl Slxcrrml, Bolmlw Btmnll, Ball Sumvll-t. THIRD Row: Bob Phillips, Bob Lewis, Tommy Nlxllcr. Sandy Single-lun, loc Hum. Onlcrus Tummy Maller. prcxitlcnt, lim Bletins, utr-preslmlc-mg Bobby Bunfill, ,CL rctary and treasurer: and faculty advise: Xfr Nl D. Nlatsliall, BAND ACTIVITIIES Styt 24 lirltmn Sqn 51, Purnell Ott. 25-Cflqssctm Od. Lf Putmm City Ott zz l.tp1ml Hull Ott MH Bmnl Qucv.-u CQmumn Ott zfklzuucr Ott, nt,-I'-T, A Nxglu Klee-ting Nm. 1- ljammlr Downtown Nm: 4--'St Gregory Nuv. 11 Cl-ntml Nut lar lfl Rum ilfmtlull Qnnwrxl Im, 6 B-.mtl Assembly Lan 14- l','lA A, Nxght Xluctmg lan lz--Paranlc Downtown the choir has helped Northeast to be placed in the ranks of the higher schools in music. Singing in assemblies, state- wide meetings, and civic meetings, the choir has a full program all the time as shown bv this thumb-nail sketch of their programs for the year. Oct, Nov. Nov Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. Ian, Ian, Ian. .14 Cappef a Clair Fnfsl' Row: Pat Bailey, Nlartyne Legg, I.ouise Carr, Dolores Scnpel, Dorothy VVillianis, Sue Nlarkwell, Billie Hall, Ruby Askew, Dolores Sisk, Ioann Pratt, Ioyce Fintiley, and Grace Linclley, SLLONU ROW: Mary Sanchez, Shirley lNIcAfee, Sylvia Van Futon, Donald Lindley, Iimntie Drake, Stanley Cox, Glenn Smith, Buddy Garland, Bobby Smith, Robena Dalgety, Betty Seal, Nora Belle Kuykendall, and lewel Nlasun. THIRD Row: Nlarjorie Barton. Nlarjorie Kidd, Dorothy NVilson, Ruby NIcAlister, Ifctnn Barnhartlt, Nlatk Bulger, Todd Howard, Bobbie Baugh, Dannie hlyers. Iwlargucrite Landreth, Nfona Faye Spencer, Rosemary YVilluuns, and Virginia Norris. FOURTH Row: Norma lean Askew, Helen Balliett. lean Nlurdoch, Bob Harris, Troy Savage, lim fxlurduch, Lindy Wilkinson, Dar? YVheeler, Bob Zenor, Frank Anderson, I-I, D. Petty, Noma lean Geers, Yvanda Nlatkey, Io LaVerne Ellis, Iolaenc Webb, and Helen hiangus. One of the most active groups at Northeast is the A Cappella choir. Under the direction of Iwliss Elna Smith, zjv Red Cross Drive Feb. 18-History Division of O.E.A, llffArmistice Program Feb. 15-Creston Hills Founders' Day Tea-P.-T. A. izffhflixer Nlarclt ltr -Foreign Language Assembly zqff-Hunie-Cunning Program 3-TI iari ksgn 'iri g Assembly io-Football Banquet iz- Hanging of Greens --Y.W'.C.A, 15-Pilot Club Nfarch 30-First Baptist Church April April April April 3-Easter Program 4fVVilI Rogers Camp 5-Mlhster Program 14-P.-T. A. Meeting i7sChamber of Commerce April 15-State Dietitian Convention zi--Town Club April 30-All-City School A Cappella Choirs z3vChristmas Program May 4fNational Nfusic Week Program 18-East Side Civic Club May 28fSenior Sermon 21-Press Association District Convention Nfay 31--Senior Graduation 24-Nonhwr civic Club and P.-T. A. iam x-Ir. High Graduation. MISS ELNA SMITH Director BOBBIE SMITH Soloist -If WFl fiBi51Z of 'IX' 4' T is I Jr? .ffl 1 .Ia .1 -- .l. 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A54 . 2 'M 1 w I gi .,. 2 S . lf .Y 157' V an V' M K Nj' X 1 ,Xa J .Q B' C 4 I ,hw Q X: A A., , . hs, Q 4 wtf ' .q ' pkg mi ' 5 A -,Q ,- 'ah 1,365 'Aiijfpg' ,A 5 f29'2f'ZQ'f'elf-ntP1I,j- www? c 2fV??z':?f-2 +44 wiv iwifi' fl 1, 5 1' a ,, ' at .4 ,U 0, 'ff . 37 uenfd in c oo ear af Wolff eaaf SEPTEMBER School opened Five new teachers Mr Cushman took his place as vice principal Senior C R s held installation of officers at the Y o Finefrock Tl1elma Dickey Dorothy Stephens Carolyn Pounders Betty Io Waggener and Ilva Edelen We beat Britton 310 Victory Corps Units organ ized in the senior high Thelma Dickey gave Norket rush party State Fair dav for students' A teachers meeting at Central Pep assembly before school We beat Purcell 26-19' OCTOBER Special assembly with Dr H B Bruner a visitor Student Council officers were installed Glenn Smith immv Downing Marca Einefrock Wayne Care and Thurman Myers We lost the game to Classen 43 0 Senior C R s and dates had a hayrack ride Iowa Tests were taken bv 9th ioth 11th and 12th grades The first edition of The Norseman Scroll The Dictator Visits His Mother was given in assembly Redskins scalped Vikings 3 I Medical club was looking for rats Capitol Hill XVJIFIOYS beat Norsemen 39-18 P TA installed officers at 8 oo p m lvlrs Harrod Mrs Garlind Mrs Singleton Mrs Petty Mrs Hubatka Mrs Wallings and lvfrs Langston Dick Price entertained several couples in his home NOVEMBER Some of tl1e steadies were still hanging on unior Red Cross held roll call Northeast exceeded its quota eanette oh11ston was crowned ba11d queen a11d given a big kiss by To1nn1v 'VI1ller The Scroll announced that Northeasts Schools If War scrapbook had been se11t to England Father a11d S011 week 1111111y Murdoch was lNortheast principal city officers were Bobby Smith Bob ennmgs VV1lbur Care and ack Cook C R s had a white elephant sale at Betty ane Hoch s English ulz assembly Lettle ean Griswold and Bill By num were NI C s Home Coming assembly in honor of all the boys in the seryice Football game with El Reno Dorothy otl1y Stephens lllel e111ette ohuston were models in the Ill city G R fashion show 'yliss 'ylehl s 8th grade English class gaye an 1sse111bly The Spirit of Thanksgising was pre sented in assembly No school until lvlonday Teachers meet111g at Classen at 2 30 p m Tuesday DECEMBER There was a Science assembly 011 Safety First The foot bill banquet WIS held Ill the Venetian room lf the X Bob CIIIIIHEY was elected Llplidlll Ixen Hollis g1ye 1 memorable speech Basketball serson opened We beat Crooked Oak 17o Teachers meetin 1tClassen Bob enmngs was quiz master III assembly honorin al11n1n1 Norsemen beat Foster 31 30' The annual Hanging of the Greens was held in the cafeteria of the YWCA Darrel Seal ack Zolbe Don Seago and the Northeast choir furnished the music o Fine frock was elected president of the Oklahoma City C R council NVe WOII the game with ohn Carroll 20 I7 There was very impressive CIIFISIIIIJS ceremony before school Robena Dalgetyl read the scripture a11d tl1e choir sang The Northeast band gave a concert 111 assembly Norsemen play ed Crooked Oak and won 34 Il Norma had a date with Blackert Hm mmm Lost the game to Putnam City 2142 Senior C R s had a Christmas party at Thelma Dickey s home St oseph beat Norsemen 2716 Song From Heayen a play written by Dorothy Ammann was giyen in assembly Christ mas vacation began the 24th and lasted until anuary 3 C R s gave a formal dance in tl1e Empire Room of the Skirvm announced new officers JANUARY Clique Charmee celebrated New Years Eve in the home of Thelma Dickey followed by a slumber party at ane Hop- kins home Ah yes Monday a11uary 3 Back to my Books and Paddle Vikings lost to Toster 28-22 Bobby Scranton and Roy Henry won in cartoonmg Buddy Garland and Edward Robertson 111 the poster dlVlSl0Il in tl1e art contest North easters packed off for a game at El Reno That IS all who had excuses or slipped through the fingers of a watchful office staff Success' The score 2413 Mrs Gifford presented What a Life The P T A s the city council members and the school board met III the gym Hill made plans to pave Kelley Last day of first semester anuarv 28 FEBRUARY Haryey Intemann w1s elected senior class president Betty ane Hoch Leon Holt and ackie Anderson were other officers umor class elected lmmy Downing Bobby Smith oanne ohnson and Harold oh11son as their officers Horizon club was organized The assembly was given bv the choir Bobby Smith was soloist No ifternoon classes February I4 so teachers ind students could help lIl tl1e U Bond drive Wilbur Care Bobby Buttrill M1r1or1eB1nner Betty Lou Shaver and Thur n11n Mvers were installed is student council officers There WIS much ado about pecan tree pl mting School was dismissed for O E A February 18 Norsemen Cagers lost to El Reno 1 1 MARCH The NOFSCIIIIII Seroll hid a wonderful assembly crowning of Wmifred ones Jlld erry Tl1urn1a11 as Im up Girls Pic tures were taken for the yeir book Mixer for junior high students Nitionil Honor Society gave the assembly program There were 21 junior l11gl1 llld 27 senior high members Senior high 1111xer uke box a11d 1 lot of fun C R s were taught how to ipply their glamour it a dinner meeting in the home of Lou ean Bale The Language assembly was made up of amusing Spinish llld French skits The Norsemen honored Orchids to lvliss Evans Cold basketbills to the lettermen Leon Holt was voted eaptain The all school play Charm School WIS presented I11 Icp Ket assembly Sar1 Skinner was master of ceremonies Mixine Ply ne showed real acting ability in her dance 'vlrs Gifford lly1 Edele11 Nancy Langston Thelma Dickey Fred Silmans Tommy 'vliller and Robena Dalgety yourneyed to Norman to enter State Speech tourna ment APRIL Tl1e 1111111 1l Pre I ister serylees sponsored by Girl Reserves re held it 8 13 a Il Eister v1c1t1o11 Friday' 7 Home Nliking Assembly Cirimbal April I4 ess lan An1er1cano Du P TA met Also Miss Ch111ey s GR club had a party it the Y with dates Assembly by Mrs Giffords speech classes A junior high issembly The choir went to Will Rogers field to sing for the boys April Z7 'vliss Lamgs and 'yflrs blusgraves OCCUPIEIOIIIII groups had the assembly The u111or Senior I ro111 was held at the Twin Hills Country club complete with 1 good orchestra ind all the fixings All citv school A Cappella program at the Municipal auditorium MAY 'yliss Smith gave a super music assemblv Assembly was given by r Girl Reserves groups A verv beautiful assembly was given by the art department The senior sermon in the school auditorium Sunday aft Nlay 28 Commencement services in the school auditorium Wednesday night May 31 Ninth grade promotion exercises Iune 1 School closed une 2 1944 1-'11, n '. ji A. 1 ' ' ,ae It 7 1 ,, 1- f . .. . .. . ,, . . 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