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

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H. B. BRUNER Superintendent of Public Schools ROY J. TURNER, President N if R i P l QJQ, Left to right: J. Wiley Richardson, Edd L. Hisel, vice-president, James A. Sinex, and Ira Williams we .S?0I'g of WOIJAQGZJ Because of the interest shown by the East Side Civic club and the Northeast Chamber of Commerce, Northeast Highschool was built. The site was chosen after a careful survey was made of this section's need and the building, a truly beautiful edifice of white stone, was erected at Thirtieth and Kelley Avenue. School opened September 7, l937, with Mr. J. B. Greene, who had been vice-principal at Harding, as prin- cipal and a faculty of twenty-four picked men and women, eight of whom are still here: Mr. Leon Bruner, Mrs. Za Zelle Gifford, Miss Louise Laing, Mr. Haskell McManus, Mrs. Maude Pittman, Miss Elna Smith, Miss Dorothy MR. J. B. GREENE Snedaker, and Mrs. Maurita Watson. Mr. Busby was there Principal of Northeast to open the doors, at least he was there and would have opened the doors had there been doors to open. You see, the building was not completed until September l9, l937. Approximately 500 students waded through mud lit rained almost every nightl to reach a building whose ceilings and floors were incomplete. They crouched in rooms filled with sawdust and the sound of hammers, but they persevered and now look back with pride on those days. There were fifteen graduates that first year, notwithstanding the fact that school was operated on half-day schedules for several weeks. ln l94O-41, the gymnasium and several classrooms were added, cement driveways and walks were laid, and in l9-43-44 Kelley Avenue was paved. Miss Snedaker can drive up to the door, she doesn't have to walk from Twenty-third and carry her shoes now. The first P-TA meeting was held, September 24, and officers were elected, among whom the still faithful Mrs. Wann Langston was one. There were four pep clubs then: the Norkets, the Norse-Anns, the Greyhounds, and the Ramblers. Mrs. Gifford has been the Norket sponsor for the nine years of its existence. lCould that be the reason that it is the only one of the four on the campus now?l Mr. McManus started a football squad that year that showed its worth by becoming city champions in l94l. No one seems to know just why the squad is called Norsemen and Vikings. The band had 78 members and were handsomely outfitted in uniforms of gray and maroon at an initial cost of S3,400. Choral robes were bought in the fourth year. Miss Smith was the vocal music director. All through the years, the speech department has turned out good speakers and good entertainment. Several students have used their training as a stepping stone to higher attainments. One of the pictures found on the workshop pages shows Mrs. Watson giving signals for classes to change by using o gong on a board. The physical educational classes use the board now. Keeping up with the times, Northeast has an authentic course in preflight in which boys and girls learn to chart a course and to be able to take care of themselves in an airplane. Miss Mattox teaches them every- thing except to fly solo. Recently, correlated classes in history and English have been added, and pupils have learned to know their state through participation. Northeast prides itself on being the only school in the city that has a plastics class. ln the commercial courses there have been many graduates who have gone directly into responsible posi- tions from the knowledge gained here. Mrs. Dorothy Clay has been here since the second year. In I944 the iournalism class published the first Year Book. lt was named Nordlys, meaning Northern Lights. acuff ? MR. R. M. GORDON. l.S. Kansas clry umverslfy lnaasfrral arts teacher, ana Plasmas clals soorlsaf. MRS. MAUDE PITTMAN, 8.5. East Central College at Ada Groducre work at Oklahoma Umversrty, Head of Homa- mokmg of Norfheosl, Red Cross Service dub, and 9A home YDOH1 CUWSEI. MR. J. B. GREENE, 8.5. and M.A. oklahoma clfy Llmvarslfy and colamaia umvarsifv Graduate work at Oklahoma ualvarsny, Prmaloal at North- east man school. MRS. ZA ZELLE GIFFORD. B.F.A. and M.A. Oklahoma Umverslty Speech and soclal sclence teacher, Norket Pep club sponsor, Talent club sliwnscr, Natlanal Forenslc League sponsor, and 7A home room udvlser. MR. HASKELL McMANUS, l.S. East Central State College Graduate work at 'rakas Tech., cmer Petty Officer nt U. S. Naval Troming Center, Sampson, New York, cihlefic dlretfof, football coach, and saaal sruence teacher. MRS. GEORGE BIRDSEYE, B.A. Oklahoma umvafsny Engllsh teacher, sensor Gul Reserves sponsor, Reading club sponsor, and BA homo roam advrsor. MISS LOUISE LAING, l.A. and M.A. oklahoma College lar Women and Oklahoma university Graduate work ut calambao m New Yafk aaa at Iowa Unl- varsary, Head al Eaallsa at Northeasf. Awards commlffll chairman, Student coaaall saaasof, courtesy alao sponsor, and senior class aavrsar. MRS. MARY MOORE, l.5. umvarslly of lllmois Northeast lloraraaa. MISS FAYE IILLS. l.A. and M.A. umvorsrfy at Oklahoma Head ol social sclence at Northeast, and senlor class advisor. Not in tha pieiun: MRS. MAMIE IRYANT CASTLEIERRY MRS. FRANCES JANSSEN MISS ELNA SMITH MRS. MAURITA WATSON scan Tnachcn callaaa uf Alva Raalmaf and uualalv MRS. LYDIA KUGEL, B.A, oklahoma Crfy umvafmy Gmllaala wan- av cmlaaa lmlvmlry, fnallm and manha- mallu laafhaf, and 9A home mam mivrser MRS. MARY JEANNE BAUER, l.A. Oklahoma Umvevufy Gmduulc work al OU. Sofia! trnerlce onli Erlqllch fedtblr, nnliinnl Nnlkei Pup Klub Sponsor, Svvenfh qvclde Glvl RU- wm Iaamal, ana 7A home mam adm., MISS NADINE WILSON, B.S. ol-lahama A L, M Glnduull' work UV Iowa Unlvtrxlfy, Nolirmeu Pep Club Iaamaf, Gala' spam flaa may-sal, a-lla' ahymal aaucanan hacker, aml loA nam. raam aama' MISS HENRY ETTA ELLIS, l.S. and M.S. oklahama umvamly Graduate warn at ou, naman-anna ana :nal-an faamav. Iumor Mm club manual, aml BA home room aav-w. MRS. HELEN M:GEORGE, l.A. DePauw ummmy orafman work of calambla, calafaaa, and Oklahoma unl- vmma., fammamal vaaahav, ryamq club wal-nav, ana ,umm clan aav-wr MRS, FAULA LONG, l.A. Texux slaea callaaa for Women Glaaaala work at North Texas Sluts Teachers Callogu, Wann vaamal, Photography club apamaf, and IOA hom! mam aflvlw MR. DICK KRUEGER, l.S. and M.S. Oklahoma A Lv M Buys' anyafal allmallaa laamaf, ba-.lfamall and baseball comb, lmalaflal afaaa sponsor, Spark dub saanaaf ana lla home mam wlvla-I MR. M. D. MARSHALL, !.F.A. oulanama A Lv M Innrumenml maaf laafm-1, Maw flaa sponsor, and 9A- loa mama foam allvau MR. LEON BRUNER, 8.5. and M.A. on-lar-ama A o M ana Oklahoma unlwary Manu-mallu teacher, laavball roach, zounsnllav, and ,amor alan any-aa. MRS. DOROTHY CLAY, l.A. Laalnwaalam callaaa In wlallam, Kansas Glallaall- walk at wlmawalaf STC In whlzawanr, wls- famla, llaaa al mmmaffa ar Nanheasl, bookkeepar for afvmly and falamla Iundx, amlaananal away awaarav. mallman ol lunmr xpomors, lnaaxmg and Puma :ma span- W and ,an-af clan ,pamaf MRS. IILANCHE HAYES DAVIS, B,A. ol-lahama uma.-1-.lcv Mall-amlllllv. lm rm ann lA haw mam aamef MR. N, R. ASHIAUGH, l,A. and M.A. Knlolnllu 'Hull' Colhwjr of Ev1IIL!'lhorv CII GVDPIY, CDIDVDOO Gvflrlurlfr wrlllv In frlrnrlqlv lnshluie of Technoloqy Gnd GI oIuah.,m.l A :V M, Hmm al .mlaw-al am or Nanhaaal, awllf-nl nav sfaav Maw-l. Armplunc Maflalmq club, and ,Wal alma-I MRS. GRACE BECK, l.A. and M.S. Ohluhamn Unlvrrslty raglan ana Wlal ala-me Innrhev, anll 7A home raam a.lv.,.a, MISS DONNA SCHUMACHER, B.A. and M.E. OI-lahama unlvarmy Hvlul 'H III? Ill Nnllhlrrlsl, Vliuul Gduftlilon CPIUIIMOH, Nmlllyl pr-alaalaany, Ilaamalr, counxellor, an vocdflnnal amap mamaf, An alan apamav, .af-.af man aauvlry chau- mfm home mam aulaanaa, and loA hom! vaam advim MISS DOROTHY SNEDAKER, B.A. and M.A. Oklahoma unlvalmy Mllllllalaaly callaa. al ralelan Laaaaaau In Vermonf mall-.ana wall- .Il unwmlry ol Monro on and ar La samalma amy All-ama Framalaa, vam Frame, roman lanaaaaa mmm, van Amar-fan slaflaar forum spansar, aml wa-af llfm allvlw MR. J. A. WILES, B.S. and M.S. svn TS call!-aa la san Marcos, rm-as, mal llnw-wry al Haaalarl Glallaala wma al llnwl-wry al laws, Haall ol menu af Nanm-me lnamlmy ff-af na-1, fl-lamellar, alla-me rlub span- Ial, an-l HA home mam wlvlw MISS NAN PEARL CHANEY, B.A. and M.S. sw lmmal- mn In waamallam, uml Oklahoma umvafmy cvallaall- wall- aI use ln Ius Aaaalal, Engl-an wagner, Nmamaa sllall lpamal, Manuva ,pan-.al, Qalll ana Scroll ,,.am.,., wma. call nzamlvas spousal, af-ll QA hams room udvuuv MISS MARJORIE TERRY, B,S.E, and M.A. Avkamm un-valmy aml Columbia Unlvermy Gluliuclu work cl Oklnhomcl A lx M, maihemoflcs IQOIIICI, und VOA hom! mom ulivuel MISS VIVIAN MATTOX, l.A. and M.A. Oklahoma umvmlly ana Calambla unlvaulry HI-all ol marhamallu or Ncrihuan, mance ana mama- mal-U naar-ar, Av-anon club npamal, and IDA home faam aavlm ..........J ' 1IVi Q A STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1945-1946 Reading from left to right: Jimmy Hawkins, treasurer, Grace Lindley, secre- tary Eldon Seymour, president, Milton Johnson, vice-president, and Marilyn Harris, junior high president. .24 grief .jvliafory of lLe gounci Organized in l937 with Miss Bell as sponsor, the Student Council has made Northeast a richer school because of its many and varied activities, Rules of conduct which were set up by the officers and home room representatives have become traditional, and a true citi- zen of the school holds them sacred. During the early years of the war, the Council organized the whole student body and collected more scrap iron than was required of the school. When everyone was being urged to buy War Stamps and Bonds, the Council set up a schedule and sold them to more than ninety per cent of Northeast pupils, making it possible for us to fly the Schools-at-War flag almost continuously. Looking back, one remembers the paper drives as mountains of effort, but the Council considered that one of their duties and each drive was successful. And the ,Red Cross boxes that were sent out at Christmas time cheered many children in war-torn countries as well as hospitalized service men. After the war ended, the Council continued to sell Victory stamps and were able to finance three hospital units. Arbor Day in 1944 saw the consummation of a tree planting campaign in which the Council was responsible, directly or indirectly, for the planting of l,505 trees, 899 of which were planted by Northeast students. This year, representatives have been se nt to all city council meetings, the state meet- ing at El Reno, to a Junior Red Cross Training conference, and to the Southern Association of Student Councils held in Little Rock. Miss Louise Laing is naw the sponsor. This spring the Council has plans to buy a juke box to be used by the students. A very successful Mixer was held and a substantial amount of money was collected to help pay for the instrument. Miss Josephine Boll Sponsor, 1937-1945 F15 -war' 04. , a , 'io Miss Louise Laing Sponsor, 1946 Not ln the picture: R. C. Bowen, Betty Seal, Jack Johnson, Maurine Berry, Eddie Morkwell, B e v e r I Y Ward, Bill Beals, Cecil Snell, Jimmy Miller, and Jimmy Nall. 1 J K 3111 , STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1946 Reading from left to right: Maurine Berry, treasurer, Milton Johnson, secretary, Tommy Taylor, president, Marilyn Harris, junior high president, Grace Lindley, vice-president. .lolome poem efrredenlafiuea fo fLe Grand! Front Row: Wilton Jonas, Betty Howard, Gayle Bennett, Grace Lindley, Bill Landes, Joyce Sisson, Jean Crosbie, John Ingram. Second Row: Betty Sterkel, Mary Ann Burnett, Dorothy Williams, Irene Gilmore, Marilyn Harris, Beverly Groves, Helen Deardeuff. Third Row: Tomm Taylor, Alvin Crum, Bob Ammann, Charles Reich, Jimmy Hawkins, Eldon geymour, Milton Johnson. 5 www, . ,yu A W 3 X x 'fi-5 : 4-gk 'sax Q f gi -P W HI .- '-X wg - ,W . - W . fa. 5 .. KAL, wig Q' Y, - , za kk 5 '- 'FSI ' , NM X. 5 'bk , - wig, -N f . ,xxx W '11, nf, - , 'Q Y., 'M Nu,- 'sa XX my 2 x 4 P Wi ,P ' f? 3, Nt . , L 1,3 Q 5:5 is + ' ,f 31,22 -1.1- wk Y aff ' 34 K ' Q N, , 5, , , 3, : , in 'L i' -in 1 'Y 1 rk K' Q ' gawk., ,. r J . N X wb W., V - ? 291:39 L? ff- Q Q52 ig! N5 , , ., S - ' Q , l wx , 'f,,. , 'iff f, J QQ? 3 4 ,Q 'J' 4 . .,,i::. J, f S QA Q .f QW , Z :U ,Nz A , M 3,-ef ,. Q W l ! w WK'? 8 f ffisli ' iv: :fg- in Q Sew W2 I A X E 1-,A 5 E N K vez gn S 1 'Siu 5 ' 43 , '31 . a A S x lf 1 Q RQ H 2- 4532 X 4 Wg W 5 X 'F V , Yi - N...M13r7L35':M 'V fi 'ff A ,wg iefiiff :iw ' an , 4q+.yw,se: M W -fax X 4 ' ' V . ,L J-yu-C , Fel ' ,. .wx ,, . bl 'IL . . C ass , ,av I . wbfwm -,fr Q ef . W, 'ff -, ,, 3. , ff W 351.55 Y f RT. Q ,,.. , ,,, wihmm , I .. . Q . ' an 'fb 'K X X. 'Vx 0. N 1946 Dorothy Williams Treasurer Harry Ratliff Vice-President PERF- 4' ,...-I enior DICK ALLEN, Woozy, college prep, Norsemen, pres., Scroll editor. FRANKIE ANDERSON, Blondie, college prep, chior, baseball 46, let- tered in football 3 yrs., all-city '44, '45, all-state '45, basketball 3 yrs. MARJORIE BARTON. Sniffles, college prep, HR sec., Norket corre- sponding sec., Girl Re- serve, Pan American '44- '45, Nordlys '45, editor '46, Scroll asst. ed., Quill and Scroll, National For- ensic League, Teen Town sec.-treas, RAYMOND J. BARN. HART, Ray, college prep, science, math major. JIM BLEVINS, college prep, HR pres., band, Band Frat vice-pres., tllcgnor Society, baseball HARRY BONNELL, col- lege prep, HR pres., N o rse m e n pres,, sec., treas., yell leader, choir, Pan American '43-'44, Boys' Week rep., Teen Town rep. BILL BUTLER, Buck- wheat, fine arts, Norse- men, band. MARY LOIS BOOROM, Rusty, college prep, art major, HR reporter, Girl Reserve, choir, Nordlys '46, Scroll, Quill and Scroll, Mariner. Gfadri BOB BUTTRILL, college prep, HR pres., band, drum major, Band Frat, sergeant-at-arms, treos., pledge master, pres. ir. high student council, Honor Society, Red Cross county vice-pres. DON CACKLER, college prep, Honor Society. JACK CARTER, college prep, moth major. ROSS CATES, college prep, Band Frat, choir. JACK COOK, Glitter, college prep, senior class pres., HR pres., Norse- men, s t u d e n t council, Honor Society, lettered in basketball 3 yrs. MAX COPELAND, college prep, Norsemen, Nordlys business mgr. '46, Quill and Scroll, Scroll sports editor. JOYCE CRINGLE, college prep, HR treas., student council, Norket, Girl Re- serve, choir. IMOGENE DANIELS, com- mercial, secretory mayor. OFFICERS Jock Cook President Anthony Wilkowsli Secreto ry ui 7 J 'ZS' UO' s I .IO DE GRAFFENREID, Hey, Butch! , general. ANN DICKSON, college prep, art major, HR sec., Norket, G i r I Reserve, service chairman, vice- prgs., sec., Football Queen '4 . THOMAS DALE OREN- NAN, Roughneck, col- lege prep. SAM DYKEMAN, Bruis- er, college prep, Norse- men, band, baseball '46, lettered in football I yr., all-city '45, Norket Dream Boy. TOMMY ELLIS, Eli, in- dustrial arts, mech. draw- ing major, Lettermen's club vice-pres., lettered in football 4 yrs., captain 2 yrs., all-city '45. VELMA ELLIOTT, Bill, commercial, secretarial major, HR pres., sec. BEVERLY EMIG, Hubba- hubba!, general, HR pres., student council, band, twirler, Nordlys '46, Scroll, Mariner, let- tered 2 yrs. in volleyball, softball, speedball, 3rd place in all-city archery. MARCA FINEFROCK, Marko, college prep, sophomore class treos., HR sec., Norket corre- sponding sec., Girl Re- serve sec., choir, student council sec., F o o t ball Q u e e n, Bond ueen, ' Miss Northeast , ueen of Hearts lTeen Townl. ANNA LOUISE FUCHS, commercial, s e c retariol major, Honor Society. IDA LOU FLOYD, com- mercial, Norket, Girl Re- serve, choir, Nordlys '45, Scroll. BILL GARRISON, I popped a corny, indus- trial arts, architect major, HR vice-pres., baseball '46, lettered in basketball 2 yrs. IRENE GILMORE, Hub- ba-hubba, college prep and home ec., student council, Norket, Girl Re- serve, Honor Society, Teen Town treos. O M A L E E KATHERINE GOODMAN, commercial, secretarial major. STANLEY B. GROVES, Lefty, general, choir, baseball '46. ORVILLE M. HABERLE, general, bond, Letter- men's club, lettered in football 3 yrs. JOE S. HAM, college prep, science and math major, student council, band, Band Frat sec., treas., Honor Society, Pan American vice-pres., sec., treas., forum 'rep. LAVERNE IMOGENE HAMILTON, g e n e r o l, TYDIng major, Girl Re- serve. ALLEN HANCOCK gen- eral, Norsemen yell lead- gg band, Scroll, Norlys BOB HARRIS, college prep, Lettermen's club, Boy Scout, lettered in football 3 yrs. JIMMY HAYNES, college prep, HR vice-pres., Norsemen sgt.-at-arms, Lettermen's club, base- ball '46, lettered in foot- ball 2 yrs. JUANITA HOPE, Bab- bie, commercial, oc- counting major. MARGARET HICKS, Maggie, college prep, HR sec. trees. BILL HUBATKA, Atlas, college prep. CHARLES B. JONAS, Milktoast, industrial arts, orchitectual drawing rnojor. Fin ANNE JONES, Jonesey, college prep: art mayor: HR sec., pres.: Norket treas.: Girl Reserve: choir: Honor Society. MARION KORDIC, col- lege prep. NANCY ELIZABETH LANGSTON, Nanny Goat, college prep: Ian- guage major: HR pres., vice-pres., Norket pres.: Girl Reserve treas.: Pan American: National For- ensic League: s tu d e n t council, ir. high pres.: Honor Society pres., Sec., treas.: 2 firsts in speech. DONALD LINDLEY, Don, college prep: HR treas.: choir. BARBARA JEAN MARK- WELL, college prep: HR treas.: choir: Pan Ameri- can: Mariner. CHARLOTTE Mc C A N N. Char, c om m e r cial, stenographic major: Gir Reserve. ANN MIERS, general: Gir Reserve. PAT MOORE, college prep: Scroll. JEAN MURDOCH, college prep: Jr. class sec.: HF fares.: Norket treas., yel eader: Girl Reserve vice- pres., pres., intra-clul: rep.: choir, pres., sec.: Pan American: National Fonensic League: volley ba . JIM MURDOCH, college prep: choir: Lettermen's club pres.: lettered in football 4 yrs., all-city: basketball 4 yrs.: base- ball '46: Jr. Rotarian: Boys' Week rep. WANDA MORGAN, col- lege prep: Spanish maior: HR vice-pres. JAY NAIL, Spikes, col- lege prep: Jr. class pres.: student council: Letter- men's club: lettered in football 2 yrs. LAURALEE NEWELL, Oh, I wouIdn't say that!, college prep: Girl Re- serve: choir: Nordlys '46' Scroll. I BETTY NICHOLAS, gen- eral. PAT O'NEAL, commer- cial: accounting maior: HR sec.: Norket: Girl Re- serve' softball' basket- I . ball: tennis, DOLORES ORME, Corky, Commercial: s e c retarial maior: HR sec.: Norket: Girl Reserve: choir. BETTY JEAN OSBORNE, B.O., c o m m e r cial: bookkeeping major: HR sec.: Norket yell leader: Girl Reserve social chair- man, pres.: Nordlys Queen. C. L. OSBORNE, So, in- dustrial arts: shop major. BOB PHILLIPS, college prep: band: Band Frat pledge master, treas., pres. JOAN PRATT, Say, Babe, coliene prep: Nor- ket: Girl Resolve song leader: choir treas.: 2nd DIOCS humorous dec. BETTY ANN PRICE, B.A., college plep, language mayor: HR vice- pres., sec., pics.: Norket: vice-pres., pres.: Girl Re- s e r v e: Pan American: Band Frat Sweetheart. HARRY T. RATLIFF, Snoolcie, college prep: Jr. and Sr, class vice- pres.: HR vice-pres., sec., treas,: student council: Norsemen: Lettermer-K5 club, sgt.-at-arms: box- ing: letter in football 3 yrs., all-city: basketball 2 yrs.: baseball '46: Jr. Rotarian. JACKIE REYNOLDS, commercial: stcnegraphic maior: band: Camp Fire girls: Girl Reserve. PAULINE RODKE, Pal- lie, college prep: Nar- ket: Pan American sec., corresponding sec. of city-wide forum: Mariner treas. i' UDL T-:P I Iii RICHARD ROSS, Red, industrial arts, cabinet major. LESTER EUGENE SCOLES, College prep, math major. DON W. SEAGO, That is, college prep, band, Band Frat, baseball '46, ELDON SEYMOUR, Spin Dizzy, c ol l e g e prep, speech, aviation major, Jr. class treas,, HR pres., student council pres., Na- tional Forensic League, Jr. Rotarian, lst in After Dinner Speaking. RAY SHAW, college prep, Lettermen's club, lettered in basketball 3 yrs. CAROLYN SIMMS, fine arts, art major, Norket, Girl Reserve, softball. SANDY SINGLETON, Dump, college prep, math major, R sec., band pres., sec., Band Frat pres., sgt.-at-arms, student council, O.C. Red Cross pres., Honor So- ciety, Jr. Rotarian. DOLORESE SISK, general, Norket, Girl R e s e r v e, choir, Pan American, Na- tional Forensic League. BILLY SUROVIK, general, band, Bond Frat. B E T T Y S K A G G S, Skaggs, college prep, HR treas., vice-pres., N o r k e t corresponding sec., Girl Reserve. LAURA MARIE SWAN- SON, college prep, Pan American '43-'44, TOMMY TAYLOR, college prep, math, science major, HR pres., Norse- men, choir, Lettermen's c I u b, student council pres., lettered in basket- ball 3 yrs., Jr. Rotarian. JIMMY THEIMER, college prep, band, Band Frat, student council, Honor Society. ANNA IRENE THORE- SON, Stinky, general, foreign language major, choir. GLEN A. TRAUGHIER, Turk, college p r e pg math major, HR pres., Lettermen's club, Nordlys '46, Scroll, lettered n football and basketball 2 yrs., baseball '46, Jr. Ro- tarlan. CHAS. A. VENAILE, in- dustrial orts, HR sec. FRANK.. WATSON Pancho, college prep, HR treas. PATRICIA VOGLE, Pat, commercial, ac- countirg majar, HR sec., pres., irl Reserve, soft- ball, volleyball. IVAN WILKIRSON, Elmo, college prep, Norsemen, L e t tern-ien's club' baseball, lettered in football 3 yrs., basketball 2 yrs., all-city, Boys' Week rep. ANTHONY WILKOWSKI, college prep, senior class vice-pres., HR treas., Lettermen's club, Honor Society treas., lettered in football l yr. DOROTHY WILLIAMS, Totuss Anne, college prep, Sr. class treas., Norket vice-pres., Girl Reserve, choir vice-pres., Honor Society vice-pres. J E A N N E WILLIAMS, commercial, stenographic major, HR treas., sec., pres., Girl Reserve, choir, speedball, b a s k e t ball, badminton, softball. DOROTHY MAE WILSON Dot, college prep, Giri Reserve, choir, Pan American. LELA YOUNG, Lee, col- lege prep, HR vice-pres., student council, chair, Honor Society, lst in American Legion Essay contest. . ,I : Q . X -:L i t . . Xin '-I it 9 ,. ,va- N4 ,..-n A tl 1 iff, 1 i l i ' A Charlotte Bale John Barnett unior Cfaaa- 2 Cl-PP? fl On! Upward! Yet ever on! Our mottoed banner loftily waves, Through gracious years we march, we climb, True to our pledge we conquer fear. On! Upward! Yet ever on! Though heavy loads may slow our pace, New fear will vanish os we think Not of the toil, but of success. On! Upward! Yet ever on! Each generation, nearing the top, Flings back its banner to those below, With challenge firm to carry on! On! Upward! Yet ever on! Lift high our banner to the sky, Inspired by praise, but not content, We'll carry on to the glorious goal. -By VIRGINIA NORRlS. 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Third Row: Dorothy Wheeler, Marvin Seal, Billy Surovik, Paul Carnahan, Tom O'Neal, Larry Hed- inger, Rex Lynch, Dennis Brown, Raymond Kitchens, Marl Ferguson. -W., ,M Ms g Fourth Row: Donald DeGraffenried, Richard Cates, Clifford Sherrod, Jim Blevins, Lucille Mackey, Jerry Blackert. Worfheaaf .gzclroof guna! Virginia Doyle, Beverly Emig, Bob Buttrill, Marca Finefrock, Geraldine Elliott .fdcfiuifiea September l4 c,cs..,.,.,,c,cc Enid September Zl ,c,.... .c,.., B ritton September 28 Central October 4 .... El Reno October l l .s.. Classen October l 8 ,.,, October 26 ....ss. s,,,,s November l ...,,,s ssss , , November 8 ,-..,., ,As7s,s November l 6 October l5 s,.,,,,. , ,,,A,, s November l l ....... March l5 .,..c, April l2 s.,....., -,,,,,s April l3 ,s.,.,s,s A April ZZ .......,c ,s.... , , April 26 s.....,.. , Putnam Ci Capitol Hil Foster St. Gregory Chiclcasha P-TA Meel Parade P-TA Meei Assembly OCU Conti Parade O.U. Regic Meet '- ,li-wwf t rw t-BBW Q0 lil First Row: Claudette Trigg, 5 Vera Sisk, Clyde Shaver, Robert Long- ston, Ike Sisk, Morca Finefrock, bond queen. Second Row: Don Petty, George Petty, Milton Johnson, Sandy Singleton, Kenneth Simmons, John Worley, Donald Hodlock. Third Row: Hulen Gilbert, Don Miers, John Seavey, Kenneth Higbee, Paul James, Charles Reich, Neil Woodward, Harriett Miskelley, Jimmie Almond. Fourth Row: Ed Hadlock, Beverly Emig, Virginia Doyle, Geraldine Elliott, Mr. Marshall. gard jrafernify ann! Sweefdearf Seated: Sandy Singleton, Betty Ann Price, Sweetheart, Don Seogo. First row standing: Paul James, Milton Johnson, Joe Young, Kenneth Rhodes, Billy Surovik, Marvin Seal, Bob Phillips, Bob Buttrill, Dennis Brown, Nelson Evans. Second row: Ralph Landes, Jack Walker, Larry Hedinger, Raymond Kitchens, Joe Nelson, Rex Lynch. Fourth row: Bob Washburn, John Seavey, Jimmie Almond, Bryce Boggett. ' -3. ,gp will -Q . .4- ' v - if Wyre ,iw .i V 1 J A. . b ,,, ,N . ' - f Q ., if -- xl W sf 'ask-l-h:f'. . T .F , ' z g M. D. Marshall SYLVIA VAN EATON, Norsemen Sweetheart 1 sqv,a1t,,,,k W, E ANN DICKSON, Football Queen S aa 1 M, ,W X , ,,, ,,14.1,,,Mt.,,,L. ,.,g ., f-n:,.m,m:,wu,.U 4:m.5f'3415, f pf ,pf ,-- A ' W 114 MW- 5fW5i' A V MARCA FINEFROCK, Band Queen .-2 'Q BETTY ANN PRICE, Band Frat Sweetheart w---w----.M , ,f' ' , A mp ..- ,, ,. -vif:'Nx.' .. W L 0 ,fn ff f-Q 'N - , v-'Q-vv- .vQ-en:-q 'r-r-www' wwmmk-' K lk- X ,f 2 . ii. , Q 's,,,,.a ' 4 Ex 030 :X 4,1 K ,K m 1' Q' 1 A , . ,, M M x , ,- :.:,,,,.. , . , ,,. Ql'f'x V ,. . 1 L .L ---, I Q V K I i A W , XM, ., K ,K . CW. , w,, M. , xx ., - , 16 9 U -K 'Y BETTY JEAN OSBORNE-NORDLYS QUEEN kinm QQLQQ Winifred Lawton, Accompanist First Row: Nora Mae Lewis, Ruth Simmons, Ida Lou Floyd, Dolores Orme, Marco Finefrock Louise Carr, Dorothy Williams, Anne Jones. Second Row: Dorothy Bonnell, Charlotte Bale, Barbara Markwell, Shirley Haberle, Norma Jean Stacey, Jean Murdoch, Paul Williams, Dean Garrison, Dale Reynolds. Third Row: Laura Holt, Elinor Finefrock, Jocquelyn Leach, JoAnn McBride, Danny Myers Ray Kidd, Wendell Moore, Pierre Wood, Kenneth Vaughn. Fourth Row: Gloria Jones, Dorothy Wilson, Dale Hamilton, Jerry Geers, Roy Walters, Archie Koutz, Bob Harris, Leroy Balliett, Lindy Wilkinson. Oct. Jan. Jan. Feb. Nov. Nov. Nov, Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Chair rogramd 2-Northeast P-TA I3-City-wide P-TA, Central Highschool 19-Air Clinic, Silver Glade Room 2l-Thanksgiving Assembly I4-Mass Christmas Program, Municip torium i6-Lincoln Terrace Christian Church I7--Hanging of the Greens, Y.W.C.A. 2l-Christmas Assembly I5--Salvation Army Convention 31, Feb. l, 2-Choral Clinic, Stillwater I5--Oklahoma Educational Association al Audi Us z . '1 First Row: Helen Hooper, Jacque Brownlow, Grace Lindley, Joyce Cringle, Shirley Ingram, Jeanne McNeill, Mary Fair, , vi Second Row: Don Lindley, Eddie Taylor, Lester Murdoch, Earl Snedaker, Irene - Thoresen, Dana Dulaney, Helen Clary, Anderene Nealy, Barbara Howard. V- Third Row: Buddy Garland, Ector Barnhart, Tommv Taylor, Carol Johnson, Robert Rollins, Lou Ann Cunningham, Marjorie Templeton, Joan Pratt, , Fourth Row: Richard Smith, Benny Reaves, Frankie Anderson, Stanley Groves, Harry Bonnell, Carol LeGate, Lauralee Newell, Maurine Berry, Anna Gilmore, If Lois Story. Miss Elna Smith Ruth Johnson, Accompanist CL o i r ro g ra m 5 I March l5-Memorial Assembly March i5-P-TA, Northeast March I8-War Veterans Program, Municipal Audito- rium March 22-Mass Pre-Easter Concert, Municipal Audi- torium March 22-Music Assembly April IS, l6, l7-Pre-Easter Services, Northeast April I8-Easter Assembly May IO-Music Assembly May I9-Senior Sermon May 22- Graduation Exercises Mrs. Mamie Bryant Castleberry First Row: Pauline Young, Ralph Landes, Mary Margaret Richardson, Doris Steffee, Sylvia Van Eaton, Anthony Wilkowski, Lela Young, Second Row: Helen Hooper, Joe Nelson, Betty Seal, Bobby Scranton, Dorothy Williams, Carolyn Stevens. Third Row: Lou Ann Cunningham, Elaine Lininger, Nell Reints, H. D. Petty, Gloria Jones, Joe Ham. Fourth Row: Clifford Sherrod, Jack Cook, Charles Reich, Richard Smith. Fifth Row: Roy Walters, Sandy Singleton, Benny Reaves. Not in Picture: Bob Ammann, Gayle Bennett, Don Cackler, Jimmy Hawkins, Anne Jones, Melba Lackey, Eileen Layton, Nancy Langston, Grace Lindley, Eugene Nokayama, Jane Corolyn Shoemaker, Sara Skinner. I jAe Wafionaf .Honor ociefy The Northeast branch of the National Honor Society was organized May 4, l938. Membership is based on school citizenship, scholarship, serv- ice, leadership, and character. The scholarship requirement is that a 4.3 average be maintained for two consecutive semesters. Election to member- ship is by a council of faculty members, with the principal acting as adviser. Formal initiation was held May 3 for all students who had become eligible this year. 1 gill Scoufd The Mariner Troop, now an all-city group, and the inter- mediates were both organized at Northeast in February, l945. The Mariners are senior high girls and the Intermediates are junior high girls. The purpose of the Girl Scouts is to develop personality, to train girls for community service, and to teach world citizenship. Mrs. T. Burns Westman is the skipper of the Mariners, Mrs. Carl Allsup, the Intermediates. First Row: Mary Fair, Jacquelyn Leach, Patsy Hawkins, Elizabeth Ann Tuttle. Second Row: Mary Ann Reich, Rosemary Thompson, Jacque Brownlow, Betty Sterkel. Third Row: Mary Lois Boorom, Beverly Emig, Mae Dean Smith, Barbaro Markwell. Fourth Row: Lora Leugemors, Dorothy Wilson, Dorothy Meeks. Nor in Picture' Pauline Rodke. l -71S Left to Right: Milton John- son, city auditor, Jim Murdoch, state superintendent of public instruction, Ivan Wilkerson, county commissioner for dis- trict number one, Thurman Myers, co-ordinator of visual educationg Harry Rotlitf, busi- ness manager of the city board of education. .,,,' mi Each year since the school first opened, Northeast has elected boys to fill city, county, and state offices during annual Boys' Week. These boys take the place of the regular office-holders who step down to give the younger generation a chance to hold the reins of state for one day of each year. The boys are elected by the Student Council and by general student election. 1 if ' unior Qofariana Standing: Harry Ratliff, Jim Murdoch, Sandy Singleton, Glen Traughber. Seated: Tommy Taylor, Eldon Seymour. Every year, six senior boys are selected by the faculty, each to attend six meetings of the Rotary club in order to acquaint them with the purposes and methods of civic clubs in a community program. Rotarians have been elected from North- east for seven years. -L.. me Cheer Leaders: Betty Jean Osborne and Jean Murdoch. Front Row: Pat Smith, Grace Lindley, Thelma Tingler, Naomi Callarman, Betty Skaggs, Doris Steffee, Anne Jones. Second Row: Carolyn Mallaw, Elaine Lininger, Joan Pratt, Dolores Orme, Doro- thy Williams, Ida Lou Floyd, Marco Finefrock, Ruth Johnson. Third Row: Louise Carr, Pauline Rodke, Ann Dickson, Lawanna Harding, Betty Ann Price, Mariorie Barton, Mary Frances Bruner, Gloria Jones. Fourth Row: Bonnie Greer, Carol LeGate, Carolyn Simms, Nancy McCauley, Theda Wininger, Melba Lackey, Dorothy Bonnell. Front Row: Shirley Folmar, Maxine Payne, Mary Richardson, Shirley Ingram, Helen Deardeuff, Rosemary Robinson, Alta Jean Smith. Second Row: Sylvia Van Eaton, Dorothy Armer, Virginia Gaylord, Jerri Thurman, Helen Hooper, Joyce Cringle, Nora Mae Lewis. Third Row: Carla Freeny, Sara Skinner, Barbara Howard, Lou Ann Cunningham, Dolores Willard, Gayle Bennett, Carolyn Stevens, Charlotte Bale. Fourth Row: Irene Gilmore, Maurine Berry, Billie Ann Henry, Wanda Mackey, Ann DuBose Doris Morgan, Mariorie Brewer, Betty Seal, Fifth Row: Dorthd Hardin, Jacquelyn Leach, Marie Johnson, Dorothy Meeks, Nancy Langston, Marilyn Harris, Nell Reints. Qsafaun Mrs. Za Zelle Gifford Sponsor Mrs. Mary Jean Bauer Co-sponsor 770:-Leia First Semester Officers Nancy Langston, president. Betty Ann Price, vice-president. Dorothy Bonnell, secretary. Ann Jones, treasurer. Louise Carr, historian. Betty Skaggs, corres.-secretary, Second Semester Officers Betty Ann Price, president. Dorothy Williams, vice-pres, Gloria Jones, secretary, Sylvia Van Eaton, treasurer. Louise Carr, historian, Sara Skinner, reporter. Ruth Johnson, corres-secretary Min Nadine Wilson NORSEMEN OFFICERS First Semester Dick Allen, president. Buddy Garland, vice-president. Bobby Bough, secretary. Milton Johnson, treasurer. Allen Hancock, Sgt.-at-arms. Second Semester Harry Bonnell, president, Milton Johnson, vice-president. Bobby Bough, secretary. Jimmy Wasson, treasurer. Jimmy Haynes, sgt.-at-arms. ordemen ep CM .zdcliuiliaa October l2-Picnic, Buddy Gor- land's. November 18-Pledge Party, Buddy Garland's. December 9-Sweetheart Picnic ond Dance, Solothiels. March 224AnnuaI Basketball Dance, Oklahoma Club. Front Row: Harry Bonnell and Bobby Bough, cheer leaders. Second Row: Neil Woodward, Tom O'Neal, Bill Landes, Sylvia Von Eaton, Earl Snedaker, Marvin Seal, Richard Percival. Third Row: Buddy Garland, Lindsey Crow, Jim Calk, Tommy Taylor, Vernon Nail, Bob Henderson. Fourth Row: Charles Reich, Max Copeland, Benny Reaves, Sam Dykemon, Jimmy Haynes, Jerry Blackert. Front Row: Danny Myers, Clyde Shaver, Ted Langley, Eddie Tg I0 I T - G h - Second Row: Kenneth Simmons, Ivan Wilkerson, Mack Bulger, Jyoe rSimcbrn':1,l!or:gldorB'orE?'?eL:st:' Murdoch Third gow: Qrclriff Kautz, Lindy Wilkinson, Harold Deichman, Billy Von Meter Fioword Braymer. arry ati . ' ' Front Row: Duane Clary, Bill Butler, Joe Nelson, Jim Curtis, Ken th V h ' ' ' ' ' Second Row: Richard Horgis, E. G. Beam, John Freed, Bobby S2i?anton?ugier:ieJTl1vro1z:1 Dgxirtgjgljighngon Third Row: Jock Cook, Edward Koch, Robert Davidson, Jimmy Wasson, Larry Campbell ' Ray Kidd- ' My wi M Y 9 W' 1 wi Fi' Sf f if WI wk gg Qwwg N nh. 'K 43. .F 4 5 if ,R sr I Q- W 9+ is gif! pederue Cadinef icera Front Row: Uorothy Bonnell, program chairman, Nancy Langston, treasurer '45j Sylvia Van Eaton, historian, Jean Murdoch, inter-club council rep., Gloria Jones, vice-president. Second Row: Doris Steffee, treasurer, Betty Jean Osborne, president, Marco Finefrock, song leader '45, Jane Carolyn Shoemaker, yearbook chairman, Grace Lindley, reporter '451 Betty Seal, historian '45. 2 en for peaerueri Front Row: Betty Seal, Betty Skaggs, Polly Hall, Gayle Bennett, Doris Steffee, Grace Lindley, Shirley Folmar, Helen Baird, Jeannine Bashara, Rosemary Williams, Mary Richardson, Pat Smith, Gloria Jones. Second Row: Jean Murdoch, Mariorie Barton, Jane Carolyn Shoemaker, Joyce Findley, lda Lou Floyd, Dorothy Williams, Jo LaVerne Ellis, Carolyn Mallow, Elaine Lininger, Anne Jones, Jerri Thurman. Third Row: Wanda Mackey, Lawanna Harding, Nancy Langston, Marco Finefrock, Joan Pratt, Carolyn Simms, Lauralee Newell, Louise Carr, Charlotte Bale, Dolores Willard, Ann Dick- son, Sylvia Van Eoton. Fourth Row: Ruth Johnson, Betty Ann Price, Dorothy Bonnell, Jacquelyn Leach, Eileen Layton, lrene Gilmore, Carol LeGate, Sara Skinner, Betty Jean Osborne, Billie Ann Henry, Nell Reints. non is? 'im 1'1l !'K?!??5 Standrng Stanley Groves, Milton Johnson Mllbert Vandergruff Lundy Wulklnsou Edward Ward James Holder, Dolores Willard Jimmy Wasson Edward Rober aaf 0 unto' 155 son Bob Yadon Nancy Langston, Jo DeGraffenreud Snttlng Jack Estes Lauralee Newell, Marilyn Hams Maxune Payne Members of cast not m picture: Marco Fnnefrock Eldon Seymour Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Jan Jan. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar. 6 ............. l2 and l5 Radio Shows over KTOK 2l ,,...,,... Zl ll 25 8 ., ,.,...,,, ,, 22 and 23 l s.,,.,..,-,, 8 .,,,. , ll . I5 .,.... 23 .,,. 29 ..... ADril l2 ,,,,,,,,, State Speech Tournament Apfll T8 --,---ff- Easter Assembly April 26 and 27 N F L Speech Tournament Stunts for Three Pep Assemblies Eight Speakers for Cuvnc Luncheons 1961, ,9roJucfzon .fdf ,W J Foreground: Edward Robertson Edward Ward Jack Estes Joan Pratt, Lancy Langston Multon Johnson Background: Jean Murdoch Marulyn Hams Lauralee Newell, Jo DeGraffenrerd Jlmmy Wasson pfag pro uchon .xdcfunfua 'Wu Naadanan Salou Publiohed by the iiournalisni class of E Northeast High School Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ,' 'fr ..., :-L: qv' . I, ix, vs ' ' ' La c ,Q5 - fy-tail, ' , STAFF ltor-in-Chief ..., N--- Sara Skinner ' ke-up Editor . .. . -- . Naomi Callnrman 1 N- W 'A' siness Manager --. - ...,. Louise Carr nts Editor -,. ,.... .,,. M HX COPCIHHCI norters V Charlotte Bale. Marjorie .w- ' lary Lois Boorom, Beverly Emlg. Ida Lou Floyd my Kidd. Lauralee Newell. Virginia Norris .len Trlughher. 'LW' Nan Pearl Reading frorn left: Mary Lois Boorom, Beverly Emig, Ray Kidd, Max Copeland, land, Virginia Norris, Glen Traughber, Marjorie Barton, Charlotte Bale, Laurolee Newell, Sara Skinner, Ida Lou Floyd, Louise Carr, and Naomi Cal- arman. Reading from left: Virginia Norris, Ida Lou Floyd, Charlotte Bale, Dick Allen, and Sara Skinner. Standing: Barbara Markwell, Marjorie Barton, Naomi Callarman, Pat Moore, Max Copeland, Glen Traughber, and Louise Carr. 691, 6 lflditot'-in-Clmwf Asmorluli- Fdilm' 1-1-iilimr lSllwlIlt'55 'Time Wlonaeman. Scnoll ll'l,lIl.Y,ll'1, My ,Il'1l'l'IlIfr'Ill Wlfrw nl' ,'x'mVIw'1:Nl llfflh Srlmu! STAFF Dirk Alle-n Miuiorii' Burton Sara Skinner' l'lml'lnIlv Bull' :ind lnlllw Cari 5l1 l'l'- Mau Ompi-l.aiitl 1-:mi 1'.ill1u'mzm l-i.i l.i ii Fli yil llziilmizi Mziilzxwll llgit V1 1 X it mi 8141.115 .tml Gif-ul 'liaiiii-lxhrx Ai!! .ei l' Ning Pvt: Vtizlllrx .14 ulfllluri joofda! You,li find the maa' is long ana' rough, with soft spots far apart, Where only these can make the grade who have the Uphill Heart. Ana' when they stop you with a thua' of halt you with a erne le, Let Courage eall the signals as you keep on coming hack. Keep coming hack, and though the world may romp across your spine Let every garne's end find you still upon the battling line,' For when the One Great Scorer comes to mark against your name, He writes-not that you won or lost--hut how you Played the Game., -BY GRANTLAND RICE. v., h V HI it 41. 1' ,' K1 1-- lg: w 1' ' wi ,S V' WLbiTi ' 1' 1 1'f-Ftvfxf H nf -- f'73'9xf 7 'z I 'H '.'q :- vi: 1,5 rs. ,Fi 5-nyxvv fi--'A f , ,. Ez' ,V -.. . V, V. , N 5 A 5- I ,-. 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Third Row: Gayle Bennet Jeannine Sanders, Joan Inglis .. AMY TAYLOR, mor, 5-9, 135 bs., forwogd, igh scorer gf season. IVAN WILKERSON, r, 5-11, 155 lbs., forward JIM MURDOCH, Senior, 6-1, 190 lbs center gadlefgaff Not in picture: FRANK ANDERSON, BILLY GARRISON, senior, 6 ff., 165 lbs., guard, PAUL SIMCOX, senior, 6-4, 185 lbs., center. RAY SHAW, senior, 6-3, 185 lbs., center, captain HARRY RATLIFF, 590306 5-ll, 135 lbs., QUOVCI- senior, 6 ft, 185 lbs., guard. senior, 5-I O, 1 lbs., forward. f GLEN TRAUGHBER all-city forward. V - I , Nm. MAIN, HOWARD BRAYMER, Same 6 H '55 'bs' QU' junior, 6-1, 160 lbs., guard. junior, 5-11, 175 lbs., guard Harry Rotliff inior, 185 lbs., fullback, -year letterman, all-city. 2 We ,424 W, , . ' 1 ' 'fr' ' sf 1.--U M- ' Anthony Wilkowski -io., 170 lbs., quarterback, 2-vear letterman. Jimmy Haynes wior, 160 lbs., halfback 2-year letterman. Benny Reaves mor 180 lbs tackle, Ju ' , -I 3-year letterman. 1945 Viking Football Squad. Won 6, Lost 3, Tied 1. Frankie Anderson Senior, 185 lbs-, guard, 3-Yevf letterman, all-city, all-state. Lindy Wilkinson, Junior, 160 lbs., end, 2-year letlerman. James Holder Freshman, 180 lbs., tackle, l-year letterman. Bob Harris Senior, 180 lbs., center, 3-year letterman. Jim Murdoch Senior, 190 lbs., backf 4-vear letterman. 1,1f,M,w,3,R,A.,,, Ivan Wilkerson Senior, 155 lbs., halfbi 3-year letterman. Sam Dykeman Senior, 145 lbs., end, I- letterman, all-city. was 'eil 'A' Q' Jumor 160 lbs center, 3 Harold Deiellmon Junior, 145 lbs., end fi Thurman Myer: Junior, 140 lbs., halfbol Neil Main Junior, 155 lbs., end, I-yec Ietterman. 'i lui QL, se Kenneth Hollis Senior, l85 lbs., backfleld, 2- year lettermon, waterboy during season because of leg injury. L. N. Poynter Junior, l5O lbs., backfield. U J , A Joe Nelson Freshman, l3O lbs., guard. .lock Reynolds Junior, l3O lbs., end. Larry Campbell Sophomore, l4O lbs., center. Sonny Koch Freshman, l35 lbs., backfield. Not Pictured: Tommy Ellis, captain, X JI rj guard, ' mei..-.fd Haggis Jay Nail. Lloyd Pr-:rf phomore, l4O lbs., end. halfbock- Junior, l4O lbs., bockfield. I J 'A in So . ai 1 3 L 9 :ff 1 -.T ill! 'P , u....,. H will 1 if , Lewis Neuner 69? We ,S gy V T: ,. 1:15 It .. .. 5, Ji '7-2-V z iii 1:3455 Tl, . .M -N . W . r ,xy-7-,ly wg 1 ...mal . is .M .ai . f . Crowning of the Football Queen, Ann Dickson, during halftime of the Chickasha game. Pictured are Horry Ratliff, Neil Woodward, Virginia Doyle, Ivan Wilkerson, Ann, Marco Finefrock, and Beverly Emig. A 4,,.sg,e Tom Harmon ' I 'IJ quiz , age,-J HH! Uu--- -?r,- 04:0 4-fc Vikings -mu-6 S , ' 9 . GX' my W' Vx wb Ilykemgnf -W I . ak - . 'o C... 143 e 'S - 4. . 5 leven M' ,.. .. .. .-mulufjrg -r-0 g'jif'i'. Q f Vx...-. 4. ..Q..f.f xX.f',...',.f.'X .il f4. f.,. 44 A.Z1Q..Tf. .',.-,-ff. iwxfngp' ........ 4...:4 pf... ..-. 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In-r - I I aqua'-Anderwlv. d Kh.,,!, My .rw nm, mm www. um.. mlgkin A .. 1 K, ld unmer mm Mu: 4 '4 If gm... wco..4.1 and the Q-1..,1-h. 98 Seal f ' 7 ' Cumeux on the botwm 'HY-Eiqhi P Indian s To Zero mum. T0 nmmnx. SMW 'Y'123f.e1 1 ,.M,nn ..,, uenfa of fhe BEAD!!! yea? SEPTEMBER: 4-School opens, faculty increased seven. 6-Homeroam officers elected. I3-Norkets and Norsemen acquire pledges. I4-First football defeat, Enid I9, Us'uns O. I5-Norkets sponsor Back-To-School dance. I7-Class officers elected, Jack Cook heads seniors. I9-Dick Allen chosen as Scroll editor. 2l-Student council installs Eldon Seymour pres., Vikings beat Britton Z6-0 in downpour. 24-Seniors order rings. 28-First issue of The Norseman Scroll. 29-The postponed Northeast- Central game ends in the usual downpaur 0-0. OCTOBER: l-Assembly emphasizes Religious Ed. Week. 4-Northeast 38, El Reno 0, hmmm. I0-Mr. E. G. Green talked to senior high. I I-Clos- sen subduedl?l Vikings I3-6. I2-Correlated classes visit jail. etc. I8-Putnam City subdued by Vikings in a I3-9 thriller, Marca Fine- frack becomes Bond Queen at half. I9-Talent club presents super Wild West assembly. 20-Journalism conference at O.U. 24-Capitol Hill 48, Norsemen I4, Betty Price chosen Band Frat Sweetheart. 25-Relief from school, O.E.A. convention. 26-Mariners had fun at Barbara Mark- well's. 29-Students purchase three hospital units through Victory Bonds. 3l-Girl Reserves' Halloween Pot-Luck supper, Rotliff, Murdoch, Single- ton, Traughber, Taylor, and Seymour chosen Jr. Rotarians, Football Captain Tom Ellis and Jay Nail to navy. NOVEMBER: I-Vikings beat Foster 32-20. 2-Dr. Bruner addresses P-TA. 6-Thriller-chiller Eight o'Clock Tuesday . 7-Norsemen night pledge court. 8-Vikings win over St. Gregory 20-I3. I2-Free again, Armi- stice Day. I3-Norsemen Box Supper, Dance, Johnson, Murdoch, Wil- kerson, Myers, and Rotliff serve during Boys' Week. I6-Ann Dickson crowned Football Queen at Homecoming game with Chickasha 6-0, Enid Speech tourney, 'IB homeroom wins Parliamentary Procedure contest. I9--Scroll staff attends Air Clinic, Sylvia Van Eaton, Norsemen Sweet- heart, Sam Dykeman, Norket Dream Boy, Frankie Anderson named all- state guard. 30-Talent Assembly, Lawton, McCauley, Ham, and Was- son, Norket Ninth Football Banquet, Kenneth Vaughn '46 captain, Girl Speedballers win city championship. DECEMBER: 7-One-Act play Search Me , Basketball season opens with win over Norman, 30-20. I4--Northeast 42, Shawnee 37, Girl Reserves elect Betty Osborne president. I3-Joe Nelson, Jimmy Hague, Dennis Brown, and Ronald Barton became Eagle Scouts. I7-Hanging of the Greens. I8-First victory over Classen in four years . 25-23. I9-Choir sings Christmas carols. 20-Duncan 30, Vikings 28. 2l-School's out for vacation, superb Christmas assembly 'by music and speech. 22--Girl Reserve Dance. JANUARY: 2-School again. 4-Second win over Classen 22-I4, Year Book pictures taken. 7-lntra-city student council meets here. 8-Central 3l, Northeast l6. I0-- Never-Wuz alumni was beaten by the Won't-Be in cage tilt. ll-Shawnee 25, Us 2I. I2-Shawnee speech tournament. I5-Norman 33, Norsemen 25, end of semester, Girl Reserves sponsor Old Clothes Drive, Sara Skinner Scroll editor, Mar- jorie Barton, Year Book editor. I9-Vikings prove too fast for Tulsa Central, 33-30. 22-Putnam City beaten in overtime, 41-40, New movie proiectar arrived. 25-Redskins won again, 35-27, Nancy Lang- ston won two firsts in Classen speech contest. 29-Harry Bonnell chosen Norsemen president. 30-Tommy Taylor student council president. 3I-Betty Price named Norket president. FEBRUARY: l-Cagers defeat Lawton, 38-l5. 2-Choir attends choral festival in Stillwater, groundhog decides to hibernate some more, Northeast loses Miss Bell to O.C.U., Paris family receives clothes, sweets from French classes, Northeast welcomes veterans, students win in art. 8-Beat Foster, 22-l8. I2-Band Frat I l, Norsemen 7. I3-Jack Estes and Jack McCann wan in state novice gloves test. I4-Tulsa Central won 50-37. Ivan Wilkerson chosen all-city, goes to navy, Nancy Langston heads Honor Society. 2l-Pay assembly. 23-Eldon Seymour wins first in After Dinner Speaking , five seniors take aptitude tests for Scholastic Award, Joe Ham in finals. 25-GR. Mother and Daughter Tea at Y.W.C.A. MARCH I-Highschool string orchestra at O.U., Diadem of Snow pre- sented in assembly. 5-Pan American observe Mardi Gras. 8-Betty Osborne named Nordlys Queen. I2-Spring football, golf and baseball get under way. I5-Scroll printed in green, Assembly by music de- partment, memorial service for boys who died in service, Rev. Alex- ander speaks to Girl Reserves, 22-Norsemen Basketball dance- The Holy City given by city choirs. 26-G.R. White Elephant Sale. 29- Junior Miss. 30--Junior High G.R.'s hold Spring Formal Dance. APRIL I-Fool's Day. 5-Pay Assembly and Mixer, 'Skins beat Vikings in baseball, I2-0. 8-Altrusa Club's assembly for Girls, Keys to Career. IO-Gilmore and Johnson go to Little Rock Student council convention. I5-Pre-Easter services sponsored by Girl Reserves. I6-Vikings begin baseball season. I8-Speech, music, and art department combine to present Easter assembly, students send books overseas in Treasure Chest drive. 26-Girl Reserve Spring Formal Dance for Senior girls, Girl Re- serve meeting. MAY IO--Scroll with English supplement. I0-Junior-Senior prom. I7-Senior Breakfast, Awards assembly, Senior edition of the Norse- man Scroll. I9-Senior sermon. 20-Finals. 22-Graduation. if Z, r f. f, I -. ,JW f'- 3 I . Q .asf . A - ,Q C' Y R if N N m 'wk' 'Q 4 E Q i gy f. ' 35332355 War, f -nxt .- ,V J 34 X 3 . ii ggyggil ff! :Eff-Viv? qw . 1. , 'mfs we EEE lg 1 las 125 NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL 3l00 North Kelley Oklahoma City, Oklohomo Mr. J. F. Busby brings the mail Mrs, Frances Janssen and Mrs. Mourita Watson help Joan Pratt and Jock Cook plan their yeor's work Seventh Grade Correlated English and History English Literature taught by Mnss Lamg tauaht bv Mrs. Bauer Amerucan History, taught by Miss Bulls Solld Ge0mef Y f0UQl'1T bY M'55 Te fY Photography sponsored by Mrs. Lana W,-+ Tex' 55.515 5 1 g eff -. Ii A Advanced Typing, taught by Mrs. Clay Bookkeeping, taught by Mrs. McGeorge l QW infh Gfflde E 19ll5h, fought DY Ml5S ChC 'leY Business English, taught by Mrs. Clay MefeV0l09Y, f0'JQl'l'f bY Miss MGHOX Navigation, taught by Miss Matfox. Student Bodl' in Assembly Jim Murdoch leading Flag Salute w. K , - S , , xx . -vnu. 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