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

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Chester A. Reeves B.S. Head of Industrial Arts Department, Stagecraft ,QW ' . Louise Laing lS.A., M.A. Head of English Department, On leave this year r t if ., '- L 1 , , .51 7,'i Q57 is ' if ' H 'f ' Pauline E. Ingram BA., M.A. English, Social Studies, Honor Society Sponsor J. K. Hutchins B.S. Auto Mechanics l Ethel B. Thompson A.B. XID CLASSES ,13- STAGECRAFT is an elective which has proved that it fills an important place in school life, as evidenced by the wonderful staging effects it produces. Q 2 When one sees the beautiful pieces made in WOOD- WORK classes, he realizes that -mastery of thls Sklll wlll give a boy a better chance in life. AUTO MECHANICS classes are always full because the skills taught there are of such practical value to one wishing to set up his own business or be a mechanic.

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GIRLS' PHYS. ED. is required for only one year, but many girls elect to take it for four years. Aside from building physical and mental health, the contests are fun. ltiflll BOYS' PHYS. liD. is required in high school for one year and serves as a feeder source for athletics enjoyed by participants and spectators. AVIATION students do not actually fly a plane, but they learn to chart a course and to use all the gadgets on the Link Trainer furnished for their use. jack Murray B.S, Social Studies, Assistant Football Coach, Golf Clarence C. Yoesting B.S., M.Ed. Aeronautics, Counselor, Yearbook Sales ,ZW Richard A. Krueger B.S., M.S. Basketball, Counselor, Yearbook Picture Schedule Nadine Wilson B.S., M.S. Physical Education, Girls' Sports, Norket Sponsor iii.. in Carl Brewington B.S., M.Ed. Physical Education, Football Coach ts- V ll .. 19 , Y if fi ,. .sow X ,y 1 M FACULTY

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1 M. K 1 Si ef vi gba .. N uh :wi Egfr '+- faf, I Wi! W .. , Y -f we if K Three years are offered in BRICKLAYING. Boys who enroll in this course learn to do any work that a brick mason can do, even to build a house. .-lit--u Y ' 11, - 7, 4, I X1 . .V Y 4 i 'Y v Q. ,, x 4 '. , . fu .4 Q. , 5,5 f f - X' w il -l M H W IL S I.. , i 1. 1 N - '41 v fl ' . , ff Lismy fa . I 'A W. . , V 'Q '- DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION is open to students who want to earn while they learn. They spend two hours of each school day working at a regular job for pay. The SCIENCE dept. offers uwo years in biology, two in chemistry, and one in physics. Only one year is required but many students enroll in all of the courses. -14- L wav, W, ,. N . Y sas' sw '9?ize'Ff'41f:' pigs at 1, 1 args f aft -5 - X. Ernest A. Buckhold ' 1s.s., Ms. Distributive Education A V V .hw i .. Ms get 13154 I - i iam Bricklaying if S5132 i. w i.51f55Yl.'f'5 1 wi . . ..., sr, . R ..,.n5,ga . . gg- -g ,. 4551353 is 1 Q .., ...f .1 ., . ' ,--- A... g Q S ' '- -' . fs. , .t ' -5 as T 5' L ,Q 2 'E Charles Richmond A B Q Social Studies, Counselor, Test Administrator 3 Q: Wg!!- Henry W. Hooper B.S., M.S. Head of Science Department, Tri-Sci Sponsor f R. M. Gordon B.S. l Science FACULTY fa. 'f . , rffssgsgff. ' 2 1 we if