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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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A ,i I. ,I 1 N Jmwg yz M.44.,-ff Avg i 1 Ma 3 E xg S Zfwfff- , L 4, , X ' ' , aww, ZQW if ' , ff E115 fy 11 xx 958 V4 my it dbd ,gave 5' fy 2 Lg A ' 51 52444 X0 ? 19 Q i R juz WAWWQ L3 X ' ,MAJ fam Q36 Q A - .U A. - 4 .a f I wo We, the Nordlys Staff, dedicate this Nordlys to the Seniors of 1056, We hope The Modern Look will be a look into the future for all of the student body of Northeast Highschool. The Nordlys Staff offers no excuses for its shortcomings. We have done our best to make this yearbook as nearly as possible a brief review of the wonderful memories we have had here at Northeast. The happenings and events we thought most worthy have been record- Cnl in Il1lS NOfLi15'S. We hope in later years as you turn the pages' of this yearbook it will bring back memories of our :lI.K1A N1.'XTlfll and our highschool days at Northeast. -llhl RTTSTER AND Rflfflllfxll. llllxllili -1- Y 1 I W F W V ' A M Uiiigw 2. mmm , X ,,.....-5 'iv X L -A ,V I Q www T 1 Bi F gi Ei ,- QEQQE, W Muff fi x QJTLQl?DiZZZfi 'U 6 g x bmw! 2 1' W8 EQ NUDULVE NUDTUEUET uluusnunuuf A IHLDHUMU Env, Uumuuwm x i . A N Q 3 im ll I In mxi r X. , -Z'-fi , .2 I Q W 3 , Q 3 ,Q N N , A S igwX WL 4 ix 'idk :Q K 1 l, ok N X , I X, 1, A M w 14. SN w . x Q X V xQM UUUV N v , QM X 5 w 5 M 5 5 Q 4 f ,M X1 I . Q sk Q K2 l EM My W Y ULUQQLQ S N? Q WN if Q1 we NQX UUMINIUUUIIUN AM Jmag..,uw MJJMJLW J-4035082 ' www - 'ju79d?'jL'uw'79'j1dM'd4f-f9S.fk4,u.b 'F ?f-'M-l522,6w5Q , , I, , DwW65?,oMi ' f, JAQSL f 1, k 1 . I I , 1 fw 4 0 w MW Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent of the Oklahoma City Public Schools, received his A.B. Degree from the University of Richmond and M.A. and Ph.D. from Duke University. He has had ex perience as Assistant Superintendent in school administration, business administration, curriculum development and vocational education. He spent seven years as an educator in the Pana- ma Canal zone and two years as Educational Con- sultant in the U.S. Office of Education. He has been written up in Who's Who in American Education and has held teaching certificates in six states. He is president of the Oklahoma School Adminis- trators. His major interest in life is children and he is the father of three children. His hobbies are music and photography. QUUUU Ul LUUWUN PHIL C. BENNETT C. B. MCCRAY MRS. L. D MELTON JIM WRIGHT OTTO THOMPSON Board Member Board Member Board Member Vice President President ...6- IE' '- QQjf4'arg - alasgwis -n 2551112 ' 'U rugif ' L un' F' . wi ' lbw' hgh i at ,. ,, w, u , . w J. B. Greene, the principal of Northeast High School, is a man with a very fine personality and professional attainment. He has been prin- cipal of Northeast since it opened in 1937. He and his faculty were laying the foundation for the future of the boys and girls at Northeast, while the building was under construction. With this help and his calm, reassuring manner he has built our school into one of the best. Preceding his assignments at Northeast High, he was assistant principal at Harding Junior High and a teacher in the math depart- ment. Mr. Greene has a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Oklahoma City University and a Masters of Arts Degree from Columbia University. UUINIIIDUL UND Mace Spangler came to Northeast in 1939 as a teacher. He served in World War II, and returned as assistant principal in which capacity he has worked except while he served in the Korean emergency in the U. S. Air Force. Mr. Spangler is very friendly and understand- ing. He is usually busy, but is ready and willing to help whenever needed. Besides being assist- ant principal he is eleventh grade counselor and instructor in aviation. Before he came to Northeast as assistant principal, he was assistant principal at Taft Junior High and taught at Roosevelt junior High. Mr. Spangler has a Bachelor of Arts Degree and a Masters Degree in Education Administra- tion from Oklahoma University. He has also done some work on a Doctorate Degree in Sec- ondary Education. ..7.. VlElQ-UlflINUUUl llllllll johnnye Cunningham Head of the English Department The Junior English class is leaming some- Louise Laing thing that will help them every day, and this, English too, can be fun. Ni -fm A, :-dv' ' w 1 Vivian Matrox Math Geometry is hard, hut there is a lot of expla- Gladys Gillette nation that goes with lt. English, journalism Faye Bills Head of History Dept. History can be interesting, especially when Pauline Ingram it's about our own country. English, Social Studies, jr. High Honor Society, Courtesy Club. -3- Grac e Be ck En gi ish .tr it 'Q K Nan Pearl Gmn ey English Marjorie Terry Math Vella Frazee Math . Zaida Carter Financial Secretary, Typing H. D. Meredith Social Studies, Football .. ing- -..... - i x.. , Maude Pi tcm an Head of Home making Department HCYUY EFYHIEIHS With the knowledge learned in Homemaking H0I'nemakU'f8 class, these glrls will make the best of Social Studies Homemakersu i . Dorothy Ann Clay Head of the Business Department Martha White Typing is only one subject offered by the d M th Commerce Department. Others are shorthand, Commerce an a bookkeeping, business English. R. Nl. Gordon Science, Biology, Psychology l R. K- Tl'l0I'l:lPS01'l Biology is another required class that can be General SCICQCC a lot of fun, even though you have to work. Biology, Chemistry -9- 4m li TE l L53 bv i' , wg, .. n f F' gf I4 I John R. Walker Football, Physical Education J .s . . ,, .l . Tom Karns Math, Science, Football Basketball I 2 i Q C . . is 4 G Nat F. White Instrumental Music Frances Janssen- Secretary Attendance Clerk 1 Woodrow Busey -ocial Studies, llistory Grace Davison vcial Studies, English QI' F' x lilna C. Smith Vocal Mus ic , Choir Director llllllll Paulene Nielson English, History Social Studies Mollie Mae Davidson Math, Norket Sponsor Ethel Tho mps on Librarian l V Chlora Ann Strand Art, Yearbook Art is a subject which is fun, but offers a chance to learn wonderful skills. L e Ro Ward Mechanical,Drawir18y Photography Mechanical Drawing can be helpful in pre parilng the way for many different types of WUI o Louis McMillian Welding Welding will help boys in many ways. It can be used both in doors and out. CLARENCE C. YOESTING Counselor, Yearbook Sales Advisor, and Phys ics. MACE SPANGLER Counselor and Aviation Instructor. CHARL ES H . RI CH MOND Counselor, History, and Chairman for Testing. ,Y 1' nl DONNA SCHUMAG-IER Girls' Counselor, Stagecraft, Student Council Sponsor, and Activity Director. 112.- f. N 1 6 RICHARD KRUEGER Counselor, Basketball Coach and Photography Manager for Yearbook UUWIME Q , fx XY L 0, S GX X F Vs, K iii X h-f :CD D f ,gbi5,A , 4 XP W W uv Carol jo Kennedy President 1 Vianna Huston Madonna Moore Billy Nelson Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Nedra Hudson President, jr. High Lynn Nelson Vice-President Lynn Anderson Secretary Judy Vanderslice Treasurer john Delaney President Shirley Richart President, jr. lligh Fran Thornberry Vxce-President Mary Kay Gmmbine Secretary Martha Smallwood Treasu rer Advisor, Miss Schumacher Student Council Committee Chairmen Ist Semester, from left to right: George Os- bourne, Constitution, Emile Mattingly, Directory, Bill Floyd, Cafeteriag Denny Tomlin, Safety, Charlotte Coe, Assembly, Fran Thornberry, Election and Campaigng Dorothy Hellbaum, Safety, Betty Simms, Social, Karen jack, School Plant, june Martin, School Plant, Marolyn Hill, Social, Tom Gilmore, Finance. UUUUXH EUUNEH Student Council Committee Chairmen 2nd Semester, TOP ROW: Eddy Howard, Cam- paign and Election, john O'Neal, Finance, Ken Carpenter, Safety, Don Blake, Cafeteria. BOTTOM ROW: Betty McBride, School Plant, Madonna Moore, Campaign and Electiong Marolyn Hill, Social, Louise Lowery, Cafeteriag Martha Kesler, School Plantg Lucile Southerland, Barbara Murphy, Assembly, Charlotte Coe, As- sembly, john Thompson, Finance, Georgia Sheffield, Constitution. Advisor, Mr. Y oesting 1161 lllllllll lllllllll Student Council has completed many projects such as decals for Northeast. Financial Commit- tee chairman Tom Givemore shows the finished product. The annual Viking Varieties is sponsored by Student Council in an effort to earn money for a public address system. The Norket dance line is shown here in practice. In orderto improve relations between city schools, Intra-City Student Council sponsored a Student Exchange. Meeting in the cafeteria for cokes are our guests and hosts. The campaigning for Student Council is one of the biggest events of the year. The signs are big and colorful and the assembly is entertaining as well as instructive. Shown here are students running for office. l ll lll llllllll We are proud of our '56 cheerleaders ns they are the first all-girl cheerleaders nt Northeast. They attended the Norman Cfheerlentler Clinic last Summer and Since then have introtlucetl such yells as Chattanooga With :1 Boogie Beat and Clap Your Ilnntls. Xlarv l.ce 'll-llllbllll P Varsity l'.1t l'.llll'lUll Nlxrfglty Dorothy Ann Tzxmhini and Claudia Lovelnntl Coultl eHSily he called the most aletive mas- Ifggy Xhillmms Cots Northeast has ever haul. Norket Victory, victory, thzit'S our Cry! M f l C..1rol But l,ovLl.mtl Norliet 1 r. .A Nrrket QQQ HUM The sixteen members of the North- east Highschool Pep Bfirld P6rfOI'm at all pep assemblies and rallies. Left to right: Whitfield Bourne, Bill W h i t f i e l d, Judy Mosley, Arthur Green, jerry Gordon, Walter Gardner, ll arbara Iiivens, Glenn Rickey, jimmy Ward, Gene llarmon, Kenward Frank, Bob llill, Terry Garrett, J. D. Mosley, Bert Fmmitt, and Robert Clark. PEP COUNCIL The Northeast Highschool Pep Council meets at least once a week to plan programs for pep assemblies and to devise ways to promote school swirit. l.eft to ri ht: Pat l fl Faubion, Carol Sue l,oveland,Trudy lloward, Ann Cesar, Alvin Roberts, Thelma Olivo, Bobby jo Rostykus, Paul Nelson, Carole Sue Graham, David Cross, Carol jo Kennedy, Peggy Williams, and Mary Lee Tambini. DANCE BOARD These Dance Board representa- tives from Northeast meet with representatives from other city schools to plan All-City Dances. They are: Carol jo Kennedy, llarris llachrach, and Claudell Freeburger. ur,- if HOW UNF: Ilill llliitfic-lil, Wliitficlil llournc, l.intlal lli1I'liC'l'. Martha lienfrow, lrcnc' ll1lyxll'I l, GL-nc llilrmon. ROW TWU Ndricv l'rinCC, illlvn U'fNlt-ill, llill Cirimci, llzlrlwzlrzl Wusterfcld, Tom Settle. llllll Tlllllflf: Juanita liitxgn-rzllml, luilx Xloslnly, Ihvlw Nlilcr, Al1l'IL1L'llI1U lixync, Anita Cfoc. ROW YOURS flzlrolyn King, llill Grimes, Carol Sunrlcr:-2. S'l'.XNl5lNll Kc-nword l r.1nk, Nrtlmr Uri-1-n, llolwlwy lfwing, Ronnie jones, l.alrry Cooper, Jimmy Vllirtl, liulu-rt Clark, Walter Chlrilncr, QI. l Hay. wi -'S o 'NSY X . llircctur 'l'lll-I N1.'XlifflllfNlG HQXNIB .,,20,, qifew I, f -K: ROW ON li: Rebecca Casey, Phyllis O'Neal, Marvin Wells, Donna Bowers, Ben Kline. ROW TWO: jerry Gordon, Bill Weaver, Glen Rickey, Barbara Bivens, Donald Griffith, Bruce Wheeler, john Sopher, George Shaw. ROW THREE: Bob llill, jackie Cowan, Hob johnson, Wesley Miskovsky, john Fleckenger, Edna Norrie. ROW FOUR: Terry Garrett, Sammy Conner, llon Settle, STANDING: Mr. White, Pat Delaney, J. D. Mosley, jess Phillips, Burt Emmitt. I 1 I U BOB HILL LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Clark, Drum Maiorg Pat Van Antwerp, Student Director Band Queen, Rhonda Armstrong, Nancy Moore, jean East, and Juanita Zinn, Twirlers. -21- KN UNI: Nu' f ruxlcx, ,Indy xlUl'Y5lilI1, Ylu41nit.1'I'iHcy, Put Snwoot, Toni Sanders, fflmrlcs lfcher, joe Hob Nc'lS0n. ROW 'IWXO lx urban-.1 liuQs, licxalyn Lirrlc, c nm! culwy rinmlvn l3cI.m::l1tc-r, .lo lilln Shrcfflc-r,Nnncy lforec, Kenneth Roberts. ROW TIIRI-il 1-rrx Xian-.iz-r, 1.1M Xlillcr, Kay Vluncs, ,IC'L1l'1UiI1C' C umlws, Sara Sutton, jlniy Ifluw. ROW FOVR: Kay Council, Vlorital Plllllllm Iran Roc-vcs, Ynnmirn Xliscr, blulm IWC, Niiclmcl Slwmillt, Roy l5llI1I1C'1'. 3 M Viv. Nmith has lucvn the 3 ' ' Eirvrtur ut flu- Nortlmculxt klmir for HLIHX xnxxrs. 'Ihc' choir Yuri I W g .llxulxx lx:-I 1 .1 plan' :1mor1g1 the my hixih wulmul vhoirs, .mil this 1 n g V - Ax XK'.lI - Lluvlr INS lwvn nw CX- ' , 1 my-fim1. Hu' vlmirp:1rticipa1lCQ 4 ' in .ull flu- Xgwvial .lsxcmlwlic-s a .mi gfrz'-yn-r1rx mam' wllrxniwnf- , ' mlm-ml I'l'1'fUf!!I-!11L'L'N. ' f ' ' f , K- -if .....-...r-f ROW UNI-': Iklrrt-ll Rickard, Llrgwson Wclulw, il'1'luly ll0VV.ll'il,Sl1lll'OI'l Prescott, Louise Aggec, Betty Fisher, llolwlwye Rowman. ROW M35 'IQ-1-ry 'lkmm-f, lymm' liowrrs, R:-nt Stevens, P.1t Karl, Shirley Zinn, ,lo Ann llunt, ,Indy Lewis, Patsy Wlicc-lcr. ROW llIRl7I-1: Miclincl wlinuncrwn, Karol Potter, iilmrlvnc Vox, RlTll0Dl'1ll Moore, .Nnn Williams, Virginia Prescott, Shirley llvrick. ROW IUISR: Rolwrt Ikunron lim Rob lfllis Suzie Ikinistcr Shannon Wnnl Karen Llurlw o Nell Forrester. , . , , , ,Y , x xg X if H? , .vat f -'r uni v if These are sccncs from tl1C c:l1l'lSUlHlS .'lSSCIIllll' pcrforincwl by the choir lwcforc- the holitlz1yS. 'lille first portion of thc' nssmnluly was from 'linlvcs ln il'oyl41nil , and thc St-conil portion was religioux music with .1 lYL'ilUllfl1l nntivity su-nc. llc conggrntulatv tlmc clmoir .intl Nliss. Smith for :ill their fine work. lllllll 5 all v :il I ' f Louise Agee Donna Becker Barbara Bivens Beverly Bivens Billye Bowman Bobbye Bowman Pat Boyd 00 ,A .3 Y- ? 1' ,Q 'M7' f l Judie Dill Pat Dutton jeannieilfast Pat Faubion Erol Fausett Judy Flow Linda Foster , , t B B B is' 1 ., gf, 3 in .. ,. Q f K n . L W 4 4 L Carol jo Kennedy Pat Lowery M McDonald Pat McGee june Martin llarri tt Mason Polly Merritt Q N, Toni Sanders Carol Savage Georgia Sheffield Judy Sherer Pat Smoot Betty Springer SEIHCSICI are res.g Carol Savage, Vice- Pres., Louise Agee, Sec., Pat Gentry, Treas. Also the first semester officers: Pat Van Antwerp, Tre-as., gudie Dill, Sec., Ann Cesar, Vice-Pres.3 Judy Brown, Resident. officers: Ina Vaughn, -24- S ponsor Wlllll , l .gi- . r K . if , J ar l N 1 I .L A Judy Brown Trudie Brownlee Pat Carl Ann Cesar Linda Crabbe Carol Daniel Nancy Dent f , , g sm .. , as a 'i Q X59 D f to D v' r f N Claudell Freeburger Barbara Fuller Rae Ann Grimes Dorothy Hellbaum Marolyn Hill Trudy Howard Patsy jones ' - :: i SXWT iw' V' ' . .1,. -S h, , - 45 . - - N 7 ' A at A r A 5 4 , 3 ,f f . J 'V' ' l 1' N 3 - 3' H ' 'C L gl 1 'Fa' ' ' .. ,, 'K X , V Qu: A-A -' -- T' 4 'XL cy Moore Gloria Odom Debby Parker Claudia Plato Carolyn Richardson Martha Richart Donna Ross an 2' . Connie Toney lna Vaughn Shannon Ward Judy Warren Shirlie Wyrick Juanita Zinn Y-Teens have been at Northeast for many years. The membership now ranges to about 50 each year. Meetings, usually held once a month are combined with pot-luck suppers held in the home of a member. Each year at Christmas time, the Annual Y- Teen Christmas formal is held. In order to help pay for their dance, and to lower the dance assessments, girls participate in the selling of Christmas Cards. -25- A Nancy Dent, Loyd Warren, Jud Brown, Hal jones, Carol Lee Daniels and Larry Wlilson seem to be en' joying themselves at the annual Y-Teen Christmas Formal. lllll lllllll Y 1-'1 NANVY l ORl'flf PAT FAUBION l3FYl7fRl.Y IllYl'NS I' President Vice-President Treasurer L Mrs. Dnviilsnn's first hour class is presenting a handful of money they These qmilin hceg ,He those of the R rniseil for their home room project for the Real Cross. g and 2nd semesters. The Red Cross sends gift packages to help brighten the lives of those less fortunate than us. um umm N Jun. nniurun W' LOUISE AGFF A MRS. -I-HOMPSQN Vice-President of the Secretary N3 Sponsor City-County Council X. I-I ff' x. 'Li msg home mom representative S of the lst The Sr. High boys for Mr. McMillian's home room, made a T.V. table for the Veterans' Hospital. 'Good work, boys! y No need to push, kids, rhere's plenty of Do-Nuts for all. -27- Q? 'F i mn., .41 KN 57 BillAgee Sue Anglen Gayle Austin Linda Barker Y Q7 ir' 1 l A X ' ii James Barrell Janice Beavers with , ,X fy? f -Y I 'T avi . 1 , I .e Q , K q 1 ,,.... 7 I, Donna Becker jo Lynda Blake Whitfield Bourne Beverly Button Pa: Carl Betty Cirou 4 K . -ff ' l l if . 2 'f , L .A - 4 V XX W V j C, I A . lk john Clark Robert Clark Jeanine Combs john Dye y'-T ff Q -lg Kay Council Mary Alice DeGeare Nancy Dent Harold Dobson john Farr Jeannie East Gary Felton Judy Flow 128, l Nancy Foree Tom Gilmore + f-.- i A' we , 1-,A Suv Gfilhllm Leroy Goodman Rue Ann Grimes Rebecca GFUCSCF 'E L15 Claudine Harkins W X f . l ' A , ' 3 Q .. X 3 f J . . 1, Sf ' . .. 5 Y .dum Immett Henley Viannu Huston Pax! Lowery X I I Paul Morris George Henley Denny Henry 4. vf' C gl 'G' in X Z Bill johe 4' Y N. jo inn Mnnzcll June Martin 5, Q It www - f I 'N 'P ,..: .4 .... Q I. , L Homer Nakayama Bill Nelson Carol jo Kennedy Richard Hollis EN johnny Lohrey 'Q .-, J. A mv, 9 . ,,1- I , m luv. 1 Betty Sue Mc Bride Thelma Olivo he ,--1 Q P' N Dorothy Helllaaum U fffs fa -J .xfjw A Larry Hornbeck i rl li A J 1 I Q' 9 . cal, ,as 9- -44 :L ',..f1 i wz Sandra Miser new N Z . Billy Hauser I 'WN 'U' , -JR Made nn a Moo re I I r l'a' 4' ' I I I ,Q ' 2 X K ,, ' ' --45 ' -,---1 c ? ' -1 Q l - , john O'Neal David Petty Han-ie! Rake: . ffl '-th 7 C Joe Rathfon Carolyn Richardson V .X A 3' i 2, A f , - , J t ' ff l , Ng' 1 A L' 3 . lx-V4 A a, ' ' -W I ' 4h- 4 J. 1 ' pf 1 l .1 Martha Richart Glenn Rickey Donna Ross Michael Schmidt La Wanna Sells Richard Slagle f i t 0 ' . ,... ,lg-,s X y ti by 1 in - x 1 ' Mi 'film Bill Slinger Ann Southerland 1 555.42 W' QT 1 r P-'31 V -vf ' ' ' - ' -I l -tk X i'1 V I at -f 1 ,, ' Marsha Squires Viva Lee Taylor Lois Tomlins Connie jo Toney Ethel Trinkle at Van Antwerp . r ' '3' M f '3' 4 - - A 'A , -' .f , , .1 L Ina jo Vaughn Robert West Rusty Wickey PCBSY Williams Barbara Wusterfeld Shirley Zinn JU. UUNUU EUUUV Junior High Honor Society officers are from left to right: Eddie Howard, Mary Kay Grumbine, Miss Ingram, Janice Young, Janice Put- nam. FRONT ROW, Left to right: Martha Kesler, Cookie White, Mona Sutton, E milie Mattingly, Sylvia McCorkle, Barbara Murphy, Nedra Hudson, Pat Patterson, Shirley Richart, Susie Stapp, Betty Sims. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Ramsey, Carol llouchin, Lucille Southerland, Jill Walton, Linda Friend, Barbara Brown, Fran Thornberry, Janice Putnam, Ann Ann llarriger, Lynn Anderson, Joy Morre. THIRD ROW: Mildred Ann Becket, Judea May Becket, Daneille Griffin, Bar- bara Ledwell, Louise Lowery, Lynn Nelson, Lynda Towne, Janis Young, Judy Arnn, Bianne Burdick, Margaret Rahn. FOURTH ROW: George Vaughn, Don Gordon, Gene Jensen, Dennis James, Walter McConathy, Marvin Lowder, Eddie Howard, Jimmy Cross, George Osborne, Stephen Radford, Kelly Brown. WZ, N .LMS The first play presented this year was 'Sabrina Fairn. Mrs. Gifford and the rust lSl1ownl1Crel did an excellent job. live-ryone enjoyed the play. .lu I -1 -4 , . l fl! . llilt lk-sz l.owc-ry Actress Q 1 wmv runnin ml The second play was 'Great lixpectnrinnsn. llere ller- bert Pocket Ciflmrles Mor- risl gives Pip Cliick Ifloyill Ll fc-wpninters on the manly art of Sclfrilefence. , KZ, ia ROW ONE, Left to right: Judy Flow, Pat Lowery. Peg- BY Williams, Madonna Moore, Judy Warren, Pat Dutton, Nedra Hudson, Jo Lynda Blake. ROW TWO: Caroline Walton, Janis Young, Betty Daron, Ann Southerland, Mary Jo Grooms, Gayle Gasper, Lois Tomlins, Carol Jo Kennedy, Ina Vaughn, Dorothy Ilellhaum, Viva Lee Taylor. ROW THREE: Fran Thornberry, Dale McConathy, Lynn Anderson, Gene Harmon, Dick Floyd, Charles Morris, Judy Vanderslice, Robert West, Charles Codding, Joy Moore. MADONNA MOORE High Point Winner 'S 'W ROBERT WEST High Point Winner i Q X I MRS. GIFFORD AND THE OFFICERS: Peggy Williams, President, Madonna Moore, Vice President, JO Lynda Blake, Secretary and Treasurer, keep the North- east chapter of this national organization running smoothly. Ava ,Q- MRS. Cillf FUR lf Advisor ROW ONIC, Left to right: ,ludv Warren, Judy Flow, jo Lynda Blake, Peggy Williams, Linda CIrahbe,Pat Lowery, Pat Dutton, Retry Brown, Madonna Moore, Louise Moody. ROW TWO: Gerald Paraham, Paula Smith, Larry Watson, Martha McMahan, Ann Southerland, Dorothy llellbaum, Mary jo Grooms, Lois Tomlins, Nancy lforee, Carol jo Kennedy, jimmy Thrall, Rohert West. ROW Tlllilili: Charles Morris, jack Fowler, Garnett Rogers, Bill Nelson, Richard Slagel limmett llenley, George llenley, Tuck Pendley, Dale Mcflonathy, Dick Floyd, Charles Cfodding, Larry Shell. MISS SCllllMACllliR Advisor Ul l7lCil'iRS RUl3liR'I' WliS'I' President l'A'l' LOWISRY Vice-President llN1MY 'l'lIRAl.L lrexisurer l.lNllA C,RAlllll', Secretary l!ALli MCCONATIIY Sergeant ut Arms o Lynda lilalce Carolyn Richardson st semester, liirst semester, st Vice-Pres., second Vice-Pres.g lleverly llivens lletty Sue Mclii-ide First semester, lfirst semester, Sec., Second se- 'l're.is.g second sc :ond semester, Second semester, flmmefv Cones- 'lzcgmfv ETSI Vikt ras. Sec. Sec. l res. Northeast's lxlllllilllliil llorizon Cfluli is open to any Sr. lligh girl 4 'K at N.ll.S. Their projects are X many, and they carry on a full I 7 ,x program throughout the year. s ,. . . . 'A lhis ro tram includes service .A , P P ' Par l7utton Gloria Odom proyects, such as singing at Old L Prcs.,firstsemes- Pres., second se- Folks, HO,-neg, making U-ny fav- Hr' mchwr' ors for hospitals and fixing over old toys for ffhildrc-n's llomes. A camping trip or two is al- -? ,a ways included on the year's F1- ,A X genda. These are usually held Mrs, Verna Mrs. tlrace - at Camp Cimarron. With social lRS,'l'lCdY lgmilsofl A events too, such as the annual , - . w s r 1 , - - ' WM lin C ' Christmas art f and earl ,cc P lv Y Y H' Pe, Wmiamq dance, Horizon always looks for- f J,,,,,,,,,,Zi,,,, p,CSf'ggIf,he1mm- ward to a busy and fun-filled Second semester City llorizon year. Second Vice-Pres: Cabinet. ia' 'ai Q' W 7' P' 4 . , .J 2 .gr i nf, . E it i ,qc ' .y g , .fly .1 W ' ... ,Q ' Gay Beavers Beverly llutton Ann Cesar Nancy Foree Dorothy llellbaum Vianna lluston Carol jo Kennedy 2 M 13 e V A L l 1.i?,i,.- I t E, At. V . vi, we We A N l Q f .1 WIA. vladonnu Moore Nola Ovetby Marilu Powell Jeanine Combs -ludy Flow ludy l.ewis Shirlie Zinn Carol lo Kennedy, Carol Savage, Virginia Lee, Ann Cesar, Peggy Williams and Pat Dutton seem to be en- joying themselves at the Horizon Cbnference held in Tulsa during the Spring. Presents and merry making for all, seem to be the theme of this Christmas party. FUTURE TEACHERS. FIRST ROW: Mary Alice DeGeare, Peggy Williams, Claudia Plato, Trudy Howard. SECOND ROW: Carol Pearson, Peggy Walters, Betty Sue Springer, Barbara Stanfield, Nancy Dent, Polly Merritt. LAST ROW: Harold jones, Martha Richart, Sharon Savage, Betty Daron, Judy Warren, Karol Potter, Carol Sue Loveland, jess Phillips, Donna Ross, Toni Sanders, Lloyd Warren, Vianna Huston, Nancy Foree, Pat Dutton, Miss Schumacher. Officers of the Ferman Phillips Chapter of the Future Teachers of America: Karol Potter, Sharon Sa- vage, Nancy Dent, Claudia Plato, jess Phillips. QUILL AND SCROLL. Ann Cesar, Racheal Bragg, Harriett Mason, Miss Gillette, Nancy Powell, Claudia Caldwell, june Martin, Georgia Sheffield, james Ruster, Nancy Kim- bler, Barbara Petersen, Betty Sue McBride, Mrs. Strand, Betty Cirou, Louise Agee. 1.1- LIIKRARY ASSISTANTS, left to right: Gay Beavers, Steve Provines, Mrs. Thompson, Lois Ann Tomlins, Merry Sue llayman, Donald Griffith, john Dye, Carol Wells, Gloria Odom, Billy Scott, Donald Deutsch, Mary DeGeare, Deronda Jarrett. l.AlXORATORY ASSISTANTS, left to right: Mr. Thompson, Barbara Petersen, Beverly Dutton, Sondra Fletcher, Sharon Fowler, and john Reich. 191-,,, COUNSE LO RS' ASSISTAN TS, left Cheryl Moore, Judie Dill, Jo Ann Martin, Carolyn Richardson, Dorothy llarriett Raker. to right: Pat Lowery, Judy Brown, Jeannie East, Pat VanAntwerp, Mansell, June llellhaum, and PAPER SELLERS, left right: Barbara llenschke and llarriett Raker. The customer iS Vianna Huston. OFFICF ASSISTANTS, left to right: Mari lou Powell, Gay Beavers, Shirley lntemann, Peggy Gilman, Nancy Foree, Barbara Fuller, Vianna Huston, Donna Salathiel, Carol Sue Graham, Barbara Henschke, Rae Ann Grimes, Charlotte Coe, Carolyn Richardson, and Carol Savage. Seated at the switchboard is Carolyn Munch. Nllllll UDH 23 Mrs. Chlora Ann Strand Mr. Clarence Yoesting Mr. Richard Krueger jim Ruster Nordlys Sponsor Sales Advisor Photography Advisor Editor If Q' ,,-nr .ees 9? .MN 1 Nanc Powell Nancy Kimbler Harriett Mason Racheal Bra Ann Cesar Y Ctrliditor Art Editor L... january 15, February l5, March l, Time-Time where hast thou gone? -38- , sg Co-Art Editor Business Manager Co-Business if wi '1 , T Wilda Pittman Tom Gilmore Typist Photographer 4 Billye Bowman Claudia Caldwell Typist Typist Miss Gladys Gillette Betty Mc Bride Scroll Sponsor Editor joseph Rathfon Louise Agee Boys' Sports Editor EEUUH Elllll 25'- qv, Ji1ne,Mai-tin Business Manager I I OCR' K X ,JK N, '11 Betty Cirou Georgia Kay Sheffield Girls' Sports Editor Barbara Peterson li Jo Ann llunt Mary Woolman Deadlines -Deadlines, one comes, one goesg always fast, never slow 1391 Nuuuuu .w N.,. ' was nf W if L. rw I H141 J l..L fi A -Q x AWL L! ll. A , L, Louise Agee Rhonda Armstrong Susie Banister Linda-l3arker Gay Beavers Janice Beavers Donna Becker -- - v. f,, nf, all L .,f Nj -.QV s Q w - W in A l. L 4. A Az: ld MA 4.- Butch Bivens Beverly Bivens Jo Lynda Blake Billye Bowman Bobb e Bowman Pat Bo d Bert Brown Y Y Y -iidku fi 7:-A A fr A QI ,gk 'J '3 '57 1 ' ' X X 6 f' ff ' X lJl-L4X A ,- 4..A AAA1.-A Judy Brown Trudi Brownlee Sharon Burgett Beverly Button joan Burwn Faye Canfield Pat Carl 3 N' g 'gg f -Q: , 'tra' Q, - A. A A A 45, ,fret A ll Q Claudia Caldwell Ann Cesar Kay Cheatwood Pat Coday Sue Coday Mae Da Sponsor I xv li A 4- A 5 Charlotte Coe Jeanine Combs '23 ff, ' -J J ef S'--v t 4 - A l . Carol Cope Kay Council . J . A -A Q- I X i U Linda Crabbe Sue Crosley Nodcets are proud of their sports teams. Showing off trophies are lst semester officers: Pat Lowery, President, Thelma Olivo, Vice-President, Ann Cesar, Secretary, and Georgia Sheffield, Treasurer. -40- ' 4 - Q' L? F L 411, 4.5 Karen Curby Carol Daniel 4 A 4 L Karen Dittlemier Diane Dugger 1 ,. -6 r'n 1' 4 l A Betty Fisher Sondra Fletcher Claudell Freeburger Barbara Fuller 0 v 1 L 4 L Carole Sue Graham Frances Graham 4,l. L dl A Delores Grimes Rae Ann Grimes -v- c A .. A Mary jo Grooms Irerg Hayden NUUUUE v .A 4. 3 V t u I Z ' W .x ' ' , i 1 4 X , . 1 ' A L. A .J i. L. 1 A Is. Nancy,Dent Mary DeGeare Carolyn DeLaughter Judie Dill jane Dillon P' M J by ,. li ai if az ... H L 4 1 .j57 X N Pat Dutton Jeannie East Pat Faubion Erol Fausett Charlotte File 3' 1' ra - .J '55, .J . Q we nv W Q 1 .4 A 4X A .a - . Judy Flow Nancy Foree jonell Forrester Linda Foster Carol Fraizer 4 Ii Q .4 Z A l . AA GaY1C G3SPel' Linda Glidewell Pat GHIUY Nadine Wilson, Sponsor dent, Vianna Huston .41- results from the resident. Norket Candy Sale, and are 2nd semester officers: Ann Cesar, Presi- Treasurer, Beverly Wheeler, Secretary, and NUUU UQ ' .. - L is H - ' Q is H J Le.: Q ,, fa vi? .f I l . 1, . 5 K L 4 L 1 4... A 1 K A 1 r- L -- Dorothy Hellbaum Barbara Henschke Marolyn Hill Donna Hogg Judy Howard Trudy Howard Joan Hubbard V TXQQK. - . 'V7 ' HUdSP'-Nh Jo Ann Hunt Vianna Huston Deronda Jarrett Jeanine Johnson Sharon Johnson Barbara Jones 'J V' 35. -1 . R 'Y . A ,. 1,1 L ,Y L IA A 4b A 4 H. L 4. A A Patsy Jones Carol Jo Kennedy Virginia Lee Judy Lewis Rexalyn Little Carol Loveland PM Lowery 0 G .ap WJ -A 1 ' ar n 4 f J 1' J C R' 1 Xl' x 54 4 X is 4 l L 4 . A A . A di. A 1 , . A Betty McBride Mary McDonald Norma Mahan Jo Ann Mansell Carolyn Marsh June Martin 3' 1' F5 I...-.---L...,,., , L,,,,,,W-is-M-H ,L M if J Fi' X L L L 4 X in X . J Ha ri tMason Polly Merritt 'M 7335! 'J .L -,ryan ,h,, .wi JKJM JN!-if 'X A 'I? , 'v -, 3 '1 ' 4 3 in w. ,X I X X . V ' A Jan Miller Madonna Moore - 4 ' Q- . , in ' 6 'H K , ' 'J H .f L R if 5 S. oore Judy Morgan- Reminiscent of the Football party are these girls who took part in the skit. Each girl portrayed a different Sr. boy. The football party is' one of the annual affairs Norkets hold in order to honor the Sports boys. -42- e NUULIUE :Va X 5 Q Q LJ gg N ii . il ' ' rg J, , .--' i K , , .. .. X it 'Y M A al ZA , 1 - 1 I 1,-. Connie Morrison Joan Moyer Lynda Murphy Lee Ann Nicholson Gloria Odom Thelma Olivo Nola Overby ll - W H 1 1 rr' A , I .t -3 H ' '43 ' . fi. 1:1 - re , . X V., . ,t 4 X da. 4 Q 46 A 4 i A 4 x A - L dc. A Judy Pancoast Debby Parker Carol Peschl Barbara Petersen Carol pierson Claudia plan, Karol potter 'A . -vu ' 1 1 . I Q K VII Q S7 can e , W .. w r nyr P TS S x K- ' if-. A X Sul if R A 4 4 Marilu Powell Nancy Powell Sharon Prescott Virginia Prescott Nancy Prince Har i R r Eve Ann Rathfon a-v t X. ,Y If x i- K ' . A Frann Reeves . iw dt A Toni Sanders . Q I I Sharon Savage 'I' 5 . lr' 'V , . '. ,. i oh X Y r I J., 4 x, A W A X Caro Rhodes Martha Ric 1 Carolyn Richardson Donna Ross Donna Salathiel ' v fm I fi K if .xv A A Carol Sa va ge f ,, zfoeaff ,V I 4 -1, K. ' ' Judy Sherer Marlene Skaggs ,, ' I We're Borger Bound', was the theme when Norkets chartered a bus to see the N.H.S. team play in Borger, Texas. NUUUUQ l 13 'X 4 . '45 - l X-N 3 7 4 V Ku: i X ' M Q k x x 4 A A 4 A - . L 4 .. A A 1 A 4 - A Paula Smith Sandy Smith Pat Smoot Ann Southerland Betty Springer Barbara Stanfill Reta Taber 3 r Q, ,A fi? . 3' 4- 'av 1 - , ff, or T .L Mary Lee Tambini Juanita Tilley julia Tillman Lois Ann Tomlins Connie Toney Gay Townley Sandra Townsend S '29 S 3' 4 - A 1 L 1 A A .... I 4 X.. A 4 'W L A Ethyl Tl-inkle pat Vamnmerp Ina Vaugm Sara Walker Peggy Walters Caroline Walton Shannon Ward 3 3 A W- 1 I 3 'MJ f wx . . xl -X - Q I 1 A I 1 A A Al A 4 1 A 4 r g Judy Warren Carol Wells Mary Wesolowska Beverly Wheeler Patsy Wheeler Peggy Williams 1 A 4 Y ! Barbara Wusterfeld Mary Woolman Y 1 L Shirley Woolf Shirlie Wyrick .rg il T X Y 4' Q 1 Q A 1 L Typical of Northeast's basketball games, is this shot of the uanita Zinn Shirlie Zinn Norket section, being lead in a yell by the cheerleaders. ,441 muuwgv mu .Ja ,...J '3 'ii A L Q ,Y U T.. - ., . J, , Q K, , y ' - , : -x - 'f ' if t..mWo '54 , ' ' --4 -was-91 ,i .Al i suv QKLAH5'L UKLAHUNA GUN 'YE' 5, , Tom Gilmore, George llenley, lfmmett llenlev, and llilly Nelson were Northcast's representatives at Oklahoma Boys' State at the University of Oklahoma at Norman. Carol Jo Kennedy represented Northeast at Oklahoma Girls' State at Oklahoma Colle-ge for Women at Chiclcasha. JUNHUU UUTUUIUNE JUNIOR ROTARIANS - Tom Gilmore, Robert Clark, Ken Carpenter Nelson. Gayle Gaspcr was the junior Altrusan. av '- ...ay mmismg mu u uw OFFICIALS FOR A DAY - Chief justice of the Supreme Court, John DeLaney, County Judge, Scotty McCasland, Assistant Superin- tendent in charge of instruction, john O'Nea1, County Assessor, Steve Provinesg Pardon and Parole Board Member, Bob Provines. Ull WN WU U UDV Oll. MICN FOR A DAY - Boys visiting Oklahoma City oil firms for a day to learn more about the oil business were: fFirst Rowj Tom Gilmore, Paul Nelson, Darrell Rickard, Bill Nelson, Emmett Henley, LeRoy Goodman, Bill Whitfield. CSecond Rowl john Reich, Whitfield Bourne, llomer Nakayama, Bill Slinger, George Henley, Doug Armstrong, Robert West, and Robert Clark. , , Q 3-, v 12 uumnuumli 7332 'R'-xl Ipvxllfdk : .Lynn .im Li: if fugf: ff y y .. , N J, W'-Y f 3,51 pig? f V'i,.,.,, M W, eff W., fda M WT' .w-'V' ll . 'fc with We 'C ,Wyww Q f, yiywu ,I fu, CIA Q qu, ical ' M001-.,. 'us AAQAUL ,,,..4 ,fyf-'L 7 ,, .AQ sf lW4o-b 'X' 'L M00 RS- awww l -+A' 'f 'E -QM. 49.4, Gs.u.vo-0---5- ,ganna-8-D gt.-M 'bill Bd' vo ,tv,v, Puif L oan out K, wrt In -48... jim Bob Ellis and Carol Savage are very proud of their titles of Mr. Howdy and Miss Hello. They were selected from a list of sophomores, juniors and sen- iors, as the friendliest boy and girl at Northeast. The contest is 'sponsored annually by the Scroll Staff. Q01-fQl1vJA4,' 'QM M195-43 a Lwub , Sn. 5. w-ll lu. uv- 03- fhw. uw. ww 'Ml-MX V7 muh.. Lxaulhu. Lui uk duno MN ,kuMmv,B 0. mwah I O I :fav 'Q'-. fx EUUUTE Cfwff Q1 g y W ,f W fi xx .QW QXQSSUSWK T COACH JOHNNY WALKER After being here only two years, Coach Walker has built a football team which has broken all records at Northeast by winning nine games and only losing one. Yet he has done more for Northeast than to build a win- ning football team. He has instilled in the boys and the student body a feeling of sportsmanship and loyalty to our school. We have all absorbed some of his far and desare.' The Student Body of N.H.S. cannot express its feeling of gratitude. Quarterback David Cross gains fifteen yards in a sweep around right end in the game against Central. Northeast won 20-0. His blocker is DOUC POTTI R Doug Potter. llllllllllll cofxcu KARNS coAcH MEREDITH COACH SWOVELAND The assistant coaches are an indispensable part of high school coaching. The three assistant coaches we have at Northeast are of the highest quality and charac- ter and they deserve much of the credit of building a winning football team. Coach Walker has said many times the assistant coaches work harder than he does and get very little of the credit. Coach Karns coached the varsity and the NB' teams. Coach Meredith is line coach and Coach Swoveland coached the C squad and scouted the opposition. They did a great job. The Student Body of N.l'l.S. takes this opportunity to thank them for their untiring efforts. john DeLaney sneaks between two Grant tacklers for a first and ten. Northeast won the game I4 to 7. DAVID CROSS Sr., Quarterback IIA ROL D COP AS Sr., Full back JESS PHILLIPS Sr., Tackle SCOTTY McCASLANID Sr., Tackle Cl IUCK GU RRY Sr., Guard T DON BLAK li Sr., llalfback JIM BOB ELLIS Sr., Guard PAUL N ICLSON Sr., llalfback JAMES CLINGMAN llllllllllll Northeast made a fine football record this year as the scores on the opposite page show. We won nine games and lost one, and were unbeaten in Oklahoma. Many of the teams we had not beaten in the last fifteen years. Northwest Classen was the number one team in the state until beaten by Northeast. At the end of the season, we had won the titles of City and State Independent Cham- pions, and were rated number ten in the Class A and AA ratings. The football boys also brought back some good indi- vidual records. David Cross made All-Stare quarter back and the All-Southern team, with honorable mention for the Highschool All-American team. The football boys who made All-City are: john DeLaney, Harold Copas, Scotty McCasland and David Cross. Coach Walker was voted 'Coach of the Year by the City coaches and was the OKI. lllOMxlN A3117 TIMITS 'CQ3Ch of the Week. Scrappy Paul Nelson makes a long run around left end despite the horde of Crooked Oak tacklers. Final score: N.ll.S. 45, Crooked Oak O. Sr., lind LAJ UAN SCALLY Sr., llalfback lUUlUUll john Marshall Central Yukon Berger, Texas Northwest Classen Grant Crooked Oak Sulphur Wynnewood Southeast john DeLaney fights for another few yards in one of Northeast's touch- iown treks against john Marshall. Northeast won I0 to 0. DAVID PETTY Jr., Halfback JOHN KYLE Soph., Fullback TOMMY GEIS jr., Center, End MIKE ROLLINS Ir., Quarterback LLOYD WARREN Jr., Fullback CHARLES CODDING , Q ,3f,,,,.-lg, JIM ORE BAUGH jr. , Center BILL COCKERHAM Jr., Tackle n'T.' ri f 2..w'f'5 leftis- TOMMY GARRISON +21 r ,C E Q , n lr Center W V . v xr3.,.,J X 1 i xiii , ti fy- . 1 Q1 ,, ii, Q 1, vt 5: L..+:,,r ,-gem.. , A K t 'B' SQUAD, first row, Jerry Coleman, Jim Dolph, Earl Canfield, Jim Craw- ford, James Carpenter, Ronald Alger, Gene Alyea. Second row, johnny Rahe, Clarance Bragg, Duane Wallace, Teddy McCulough, Richard llollis, jerry Whitten, Monty Johnson. Third row, Larry Shell, Chester Kyle, Gary Rhodes, Robert Reid, David Lipscomb,Coach Karns. C' SQUAD, first row, Ethan Norris, Mike Millstead, Larry Stone, jimmy Cross, Kelley Brown, Lonnie McCulough, Bugs Long, Grayson Webb, Jerry Williams. Second row, Richard Kinney, Don Lewis, Bill Floyd, Jim Smith, Ronald Frazier, Don Tapper, Terry Stone, Larry Penn, Ronny Chambers. Third row, Pat Purcell, Bill Burns, Bill Maxwell, Bill Rheinold, jack Dailey, Gene DeLaney, Marvin Lowder, Eddie Howard, Tom Havenstrite. Back row, Mike Orebaugh, Gene Jensen, J. C. Cox, Raymon Carter, George Vaughn, Frank Plato, Tom Swanson, Bill Puckett, Howard Armer. Coach Swoveland is not pictured. lllll llllllllll '! ...,- .,,., L 1 . P I E-- L!! 1. J Qi-A ,,.i,.,..,i. A it i-I , I' KI S1-A K l .,.,-1' -xi 'ji'-'SEIFE BADMINTON - A birdie is loose! an A ' XL 5 TR ffl' 1 A fu 6 A55 L -- L, W JN x v wiv ' ' L -122 J 'bl' ,, x H -.. 1 as fi: f ,. ii, 3, .. M -by M' v AA V ll, A 5. 3 , p.. U -- gy... - .. - SOFTBALL - City Champions' - Keep this title girls! f r u VOLLEYBALL - 'A knock out - Oops, wrong game. BASKETBALL - Striving to mal-ce a goal. v-67.1. gs as 4 r Q i'fwMM W rv se ., . 1? , F: -1-...,a.. 7 fm OBBY JO ROSTYKUS - Senior MERVYN SCHAUMBURG - Senior HAROLD JONES - senior JESS KIRBY - Serum orward 3 YCBFS leffefffd Guard 1 Yea' lettered Guard 2 years lettered Center 1 year lettered SCHEDULE December NE 6 Chickasha 56- 38 8 U. S. Grant 53-75 9 Ardmore 46-77 13 Capitol Hill 48-44 16 john Marshall 42-68 20 Guthrie 51-46 january 3 Putnam City 61-69 6 Chickasha 61-55 12 U. S. Grant 41-58 13 Norman 66-52 17 Southeast 70-68 24 Central 61-52 DON BLAKE , Senior 27 john Marshall 65-72 Forward 1 year lettered '4- 5 2 'G-li'-P l Forward 2 years lettered Coach DICK KRUEGER -Lff'?? f!, iff- ' 1 1 A xx ,,1-ll ir KEN CARPENTER - Senior CHESTER KYLE - Sophomore DOUG ARMSTRONG - Senior Center 2 years lettered Guard 1 year lettered Guard 1 year lettered SCHEDULE january NE 31 Guthrie 52-63 February 7 Capitol Hill 54-45 10 Central 59-66 14 Southeast 82-70 17 N. W. Classen 52-32 21 Norman 69-58 24 N. W. Classen 56-46 March REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 1 Harding 56-86 2 John Marshall 70-75 3 Southeast 72-78 8 Blackwell 79-47 97975111 BILL NELSON - Semor Forward 1 year lettered Go Vikings! Get that ball! The Northeast 'B' team finished with a good record this year. We will expect them to be good next year, too, when they will be Northeast's 'A' Team. FRONT ROW: Mike Rollins, johnny Lohrey, ljohn Mack, Billy Hauser, and john Ky e. SECOND ROW: john Farr, Gary Pierce, jerry Whitten, Don Nys- wonger, and Bob Damron. -53- . ' we X JAX O -A 'F :X ,Alf The coach has some important instructions. i an l88lx A ,ff DUEUUUU A tisket, a rasket Northeast makes a basket. Hey! hey! what do you say? take it away JUNIOR HIGH TEAM KNEELING: Doug, Lambert, Richard Gorman, Bill Puckett, Eddie Howard, Bill Wheelis, Larry Burke, Tom llavenstrite. STANDING: Ronnie Frazier, john Conley, Howard Armer, Marvin Lowder, Wilfred 'Willie' Aynes, Ray- mon Carter, David Medis. f ff 1 X 25.752 k .v y ,U -zu? MK 1 4 1,-L' xr ' 5 V X W' gf ,X -ff? 1 ' k. Ik k - ' 3 X., it r 4, - JL' L s ' 1 ,Y ,1 4.87 v Vi' , I Q - . The 'O' Club consists of boys who have lettered in any one of the many sports offered at Northeast. These boys are, ROW ONE, left to right: james Clingman, Scotty MacCasland, Ken Carperter, La juan Scally, jess Phillips, jim Bob Ellis, George Swearingen, Paul Nelson, Harold Copas, Harold jones, Don Blake, Chuck Gurry, Pat Delaney. ROW TWO: lim Orebau h, Bob Damron, Mike Rollins, Charles Codcling, Lynn Hall, Lloyd Warren, George Burton, Tom- my Geis, Tuck Pendliy, Bill Cockerham, Earl Minter, Doug Potter, David Cross, Larry Shell, Don Seitsinger, and David Petty. QM all Ellllll .- - .... .Q ,. -' Q M OFFICERS ALVIN ROBERTS President CHUCK CURRY Vice-Pre sid ent DON BLAKE Secretary LA JUAN SCALLY Treasurer EARL MINTER Sergeant at Arms I JOHNNY WALKER Sponsor Erol Fausett Nadine Wilson Pac Faubion Judea Beckett Carolyn Burns Faye Canfield Claudell Freeburger Delores Grimes Mar-olyn Hill 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year f Jeanine johnson Par Krueger Sue Maxwell Connie Toney Beverly Wheeler Cevella Wood 2 years I year 1 year 1 year 2 years I year OFFICERS EROL FAUSETT President PAT FAUBION Vice-President BARBARA JONES Secretary JEANINE JOHNSON Treasurer UULE U UUE ff' r '-f UUIUEUUUUE UUUUUU EM v Z'- X x f I NYBWYN RN QXXXXNX YE aw MW AK .N 'N X H fe? MW , .,,7 K . 'H WW mmm WN -NN QW WW fwf XM WSW xxxxxmxxxx WRX W iw EM? MW, IM KM' N, QQENW? immix . 'fm' 85.1 ,I SW l -5' Peggy Williams Pat Lowery Football Queen Football Queen BOY Pin-Up BOy DIC-nm BOY Dream Boy mmm mum Nancy Powell jim Ruster Nordlys Queen Norcllys King Bob Hope june Martin Nordlys King Nnrdlys Queen Jgfmif? Zinn l.indaUBarker Judy Brown 1 land Queen Band Queen Basketball Princess Basketball Princess LUUUNUHUNC How ro increase fire insurance rates in one easy lesson. There's a sucker born every minute.' n 1 'Go-o-o Rinny! Champions ear W Y A hx ve 4 r . A. I f we' .f 5 v , , s el Q sis ' I u 1. KW v ly A K',' fi -an S' vp. ,, ,ek ,, , MIMUUHE HEATIES I dreamed I was a cheerleader in my ? 'The primrose path . . . Hill lllllll ll lllll The Northeast Chapter ofthe National Asso- ciation for the Advancement of Confirmed Bachelors CNAACBJ and their 1956 sweet- - - ,. heart. . . . to the everlasting bonfire. -I ,A ,f I I f 1 ' ,.., - gf 3 , , v 1 ELUEELE xg Q wx R f-, f X 4552 k'r X x X SEPTEMBER The halls are filled with students again as another year gets under way. With the smell of football in the air we start off the sea- son with a 'bang' by defeating the first three teams we meet. Time was to tell that we would meet our first and only defeat by a Texas team. A good start in football meant the year was go- ing to be the best Northeast had seen since back in the '40s. The Norseman Scroll provided the information to bring the masses up to date on all the gossip and happenings of the summer. OCTOBER 'Football' rolled along sweeping down on all of the Norseman opponents with smashing victories, including knocking down the number one team in the state, N. W. Classen. The Norket Carnival was one event of the year when girls nook over for the night. The whole student body enjoyed all the attractions that a carnival can hold. NOVEMBER In this month came the end of the football season which left smashing victories and only one defeat. The football record was the best Northeast had had in fourteen years. Every- one will remember this year for the wonderful football team we had. Thanksgiving was cele- brated with two assemblies: one to show our appreciation by gifts to the underprivileged, the other was to give the student body an insight into our forefathers' dreams and plans. DECEMBER The holiday not being far away, and basketball taking over the spotlight, this month was a busy one. The first All-School play was presented to the delight and amusement of the audience. Basketball started slowly, but it gained power with the winning of the Invitational Toumament. The Northeast Highschool Band pre- sented the first of the pre-Christmas assemblies, which was followed by another inspirational as- sembly, presented by the Choir. JANUARY Back to school and right into the pol- itical campaigns and elections. Basketball mov- ed right along with usually two games a week. Cold weather set in and everything moved faster. The semester was drawing to a close with the examinations and all of that. FEBRUARY The new officers were installed in their different offices and everyone settled down to a long semester with very few vacations. The basketball boys moved into another toumament in a small blizzard. A high point of the month came when the studentshad the privilege of hear- ing a wonderful Brotherhood Assembly. MARCH Basketball season came toward its close with the Regional Toumament. We came out on top with the title of Regional Champions. We were defeated in the State Class A Toumament but ended a good basketball season. The halls of Northeast were filled with strangely clad stu- dents. This meant only one thing, Foreign Lan- guage Week, which we all looked forward to. 'Great Expectations' appeared on the stage of Northeast to the delight of the student body. The Band presented its second assembly..Test! - Test! - Test! The week before Easter was taken up with tests. Easter services were held and then a two day vacation! APRIL As 'Spring was sprung , out came the baseball team which had a wonderful season. Track also took the spotlight with a very good season. The Viking Varieties came along with a very talented group of performers and a good time for all. MAY The two awards assemblies were held to honor the lettermen of Northeast. Scholarships and other scholastic honors were bestowed upon members of the student body. Hoorah! The '56 Nordly appears! School is drawing to a close with the Senior Sermon and Graduation, then - school is out! Good by .... jim Q IMQUMUN l U! wlliif iz K ff' , i - . ' an ? lg y ' A + xl, ,- ' -jr ' Sharon Eischen Eddie Howard jone Adkins P21111 Alexander Sammy Alye 4, If , , 3 -vw J G ' . r Q1 L. I V -A - - .,-r 1 4, P 'J A 'Q' V i 1 f 'f 'Qi ' ' i 1 in f' A QQ ' S C . 2, i S-, ,K , A .A -i 4,6 ,ig I, Mary Babcock Larry Baldwin James Bartells Judea Beckett Mildred Beckett jimmy Bell 5 ev - ,, is S 'F i l iv 'jp Ji l U , N K Y? , E ,, sr X--1 , f - if 4 G ,f I l L ii Lax 'ly A A An Q Carolyn Bums Richard Bums Cashion Callaway Io Ann Carlile Raymon Carter Beverly Clark john Conley N Y Q f S 's c ' 'af i ' 1 M '. 1 ...QW ' fl- , -.ix , ' X I it '17 . I 9 L 4 4 . ' B. 4 C Oliver Dallas Nancy Daniel David Davis Gene Delsaney Mary DeVore La,-ry Duncan Charles Eeh ff' I fix 5' ' V Nr , X atv y f Q9 xvg J AJ. 41 C ' l Donna Kay Garrett Grace Garrett Jan Goddard Peggy Goodri e P ae' gr fa .. A ,J 'Give with the pep, le.ids.' The junior high cheer- - - - - leaders are Sharon Eischen, Joy Moore, Shirley Floetta Grimes Patricia Hallum Glarles Hamblin Sharon Hans Shumake, Janice Putnam, Susan Stapp, and Pat Patter- son. ..g0.. l L9 4 7 'rf' 5,73 Je 4 L -ynn Anderson lloward Armer f -Q 'L I? f ' Bonn u Bo wers 3 I ai 'Q Q J. W. Cooper lien limirt 3 fi- X J fl 1, Chard Gorman ww I J NJ L.. i N Ill llarringcr james Bowman R . f s-3' Cecil Cotman 0 1 rv - 'V -J Nl? f I D Larry Evans 1 '3- R5 Charles Gray 49' ef --.9 A s its' lA L 1 ? . Mei' Judith Arnn Nedra Hudson Mary Kay Grumbine ,A .2 ' -0 Ah: 7 nt .. pw. M y. A .e Lucy Box Kelley Brown Diane Burdick Billy Burns 3 ' 3' ' '10 X 1,3 ...4 Jn Lf: lilizabech Cowger jimmy Cross Clay burn Curtis jack Dailey James Dallas X Q Q. - A 3 fx 'ak 454 X W , V '3' ei i S, Q. ' A , K, , ' V gk . A 1 JI I 1 f ... 4 . Patsy Ferguson ' ' 'N 1 r r, 4 , , e J Donald Griffith V10 A l rs' Russel Harris Donald llart Sandra Flo wers Ma Cloetta Grimes Michael Hart 1811 n 'There they are. . .no. . .lboscn . .wow, what a sock Imp! The confused students above are: Bert Emirt, Lynn Anderson, Fran Thornberry, and Bill Maxwell. , x IDLE. 'Y' le. Del ton Mc If wen fi' 452.- f Pat Pa tter son 6 00 Here are our Pc-rsorzalil Prince? and Prinresses -i M1 if A- ww 4.4 Jenni lliser Carol Houchin Claude llouchin Willard James Billy Carl lo fl ' Q Q rx gl R7 K s . ,--' ei m lx i 5 X A A I i - I f 1 David Killian Pau-ieia Krueger Sammy Leaks Barbara Ledwell Robert Livingston Bud Long la 3 K iq E X N i qi , i fi, 1 ' ' , 1 , 3 ,K ' ?l , XY xv? A ij T l X ' K ,2 I l ,J L A 5' A - A Hugh McPherson Bill Maxwell Sue Maxwell David Medis Mike Millstead joy Moore 7 ,, 5' ' ,ai ' 3 ' x J ' ii E K fv ' a M X V. tr ' ,Q 'M -J Y r .... l Q Lillian Peak Lou Ann Pippin Norma Pippin Frank Plat0 Bob Provines Hill Puckett . . y ,Q '5 , X J , . J , X ,Jr X ' . fi V4 i ' L L .vf Shirley Richart William Rogers Carol Sanders JO SLIVLIQLC A gg .V 'fv, T3 I Y Y b A ' 4 A A ,J They ami Eddie Howard' Nedra Hudson' pat Berry' Sudie Sims Karen Sires Karen Sisney james Smith Lou Southem, jay Smith, and Pat Pierson. -82.... H S -Y L v X 'bert johnson Y l A ir vin Low der 1 .ax 'N-1 .X I xrlene Mowry mice Pu mam x '41 Q 2 - Bobby Joyner Karen judkins 2 'L' 6' this Louise Lowery Dixie Lugton 'V 2 4 - .X A-nfl Ml-U'PhY Louise Nelms r 2 '3 -'Q - f x Stephen Radford Margaret Rahn 5 JA ' -45 sl . 'xi 'i ie, Q f 1 2 I D. J Q ,r Q 7 'L !. 1' v,: axon Schaumburg Ina Scott Don Settle r L M ha, Q n - 4 ' 'rr k . - I., ,-Q Iohn Sopher Susan Scapp Michael Stark -,b 14- K. gi, I hd J , Xv 4' gi.-sf! ' 1 r, Y- fi I- Willie Kent been 'S' 1 A xv Bob Lyman ,XV joe Bob Nelson + S Jeanne Ramsey It l-'X 'r-if L v Betty Sims ,X Q Q, W. Larry Stone -35- Gary Kesler 9 'K 'www ...si S 1v L. Dick Lyman 'vi I. Lynn Nelson LL ai - is Walter McConathy K3 E1 ,mx Rose Lee O'Bryan George Osbome Q lf? it 1 ' .4 -.,, 1:7 .x .J A Q 1-io Eamest Ray Billy Reaves johnny Richardson DARN THESE STYLE SHOWS ANYWAY. J.. .Syl :Q .L r'-'62 l Q Ai UJKQ. ff - M a n - - 1 , -. A Sandra Stone Sylvia Strong Donald Sullivan Tom Swanson ,gn is , ,V . ,,iA . I i . I , P Y LV J ,, 5 Z F1-an Thomben-y Denny Tomlin Linda Towne Judy Vanderslice Bill Weaver fi r ,aa A n v A, V .id -1 ' ii -1 A A ii Jew ,f A 4. W X Bruce Wheeler Billy Wheelis Stella White Eagle Judy Wilbum Ierry Williams johnna Wilson A - , . I X ' g i K Dean York Janis Young 'Winter Scene' i Larry Taaca ', I? Grayson W Charles Wool EUUUUMUUL W WQSS QUUM. as , 4. ,, P D f -ll Betty Bailey N Q Jam es Garpentar . in .J I, '? Karen Dittelmier Harris Bachrach Jerry Coleman President lf' 'Q ... A , ' B fi , I.9'g I J 1 J ' 1 Susie Banister Janice Beavers 'wt - 1, - Q Sw Bill Cockerham Sue Coday l 1 '3 Jim Dolph Betty Fisher -67 J , n QW I Jim and Sharon as they sip a 'coke for two'. Vice President Donna Becker fr if ttie Truman Coe , 'if Judy Flow V an A if Linda Glidwell ,.- .. ,- lj, B5 23 W Bryon Harding -g6. igji 29 Q B L P1 Ronald Alger Gene Ajyea Gary Ande 'az J ,F Q, 1 an Q Vada Best Barbara Bivens Allen 32 '37 Jeanine Combs Barba ra Fo reman 5,4 Fi Gary Goodman Carol Cope Kay Council R Jonell Forrester Larry Fc w A Jerry Gordon Buddy Hadley Claudine Harkins Jane Gorman Gene le Anglen Rhonda Armstrong Sandra Jean Aubert Eve Ann Rarhfou 4-ohn Kyle Secretary reasurer Q--2' in N ' CJ .Q B' R53 I ir' 'F' f 3 A 4 , A 'l 4 A ' 4 A A 4 - H Arthur Blocker Frances Booth Pat Boyd Clarence Bragg Lois Buckhalrer Joan Burton Faye Canfield A ' 9: --ra f ha- 'i f F '. V Q Janice Cox jay Crawford Roy Crirchfield Terry Curby Roy Danger Berry Daron Nancy Dent 1' K i E wr 4 f 'S' A 0 . A 2 2 . . . ,Q ' D X Q - Q I 7 f A ig X Cenward Frank Carol Frazier Linda Freeny Walter Gardner Pat Gentry Franklyn Gibbons Mary Io Glocke Q f 1 E v nk' . X , ' A j A F. ' XX K 'rances Graham Arthur Green Rebecca Gruser Richard Hull A A A V x r, if h Rhonda Armstrong and Burch Bivens seem to be Irene Hayden Richard Hellbaum Shirley Herrin Bob Hill saying 'Dem john ' -87- I n l egg rv K4 . . A ' . I Y - N . A K .4 Donna Hogg Pauline llolderman Richard Hollis Larry Hornbeck Gary Howard 2 . LM A r y g , q g V. A ' R f - , ' 1, 1 4 'Q I : 1 X W X , .. Q Q N of t I - Q, sf U A 'A ff A R hl e P 4. l B l Micheal jimerson Jackie johnson Monty johnson Kaye jones Richard Jones Ronald jones Susie Kannad .fr A ,--ffl P3 3 'mx . . A A 1 fb .4 Q A P l Pat McGee Wyona McNutr Norma Mahan Carolyn Marsh Iirrry Matthews Polly Merritt Barbara Mick 'Z ' 3 I vg :Vw K t JS , Qi ,, L 3, R mix. 5, ft N' ,n If . v,. 4 K k ig 5 ' A K Patsy Morrison J. D. Mosley Judy Mosley joan Moyers Bobby Nelson Edna Norrie Robert O'Bryan OO' Or Y, in K ' 02 ' as -t gg, -- n ' 5' rm' I ...V fr - , g X ' IAM J ff ' Virginia Prescott Gene Pruitt Edith Pyland Roger Raba johnny Rahe xg A 1 ,. Q X' . 4 . so r e l i , say aye Gerry Rhodes Leonard Roberts Robert Ross Sl1B!Ol1 Savage DOIIHB Shambll Canfield, and Iohn Kyle. -gg- UL ,Jet lwe, N 5 tx ---'Qi 5 7', M Ext:-7 J , Judy Howard Marvin Howell Jo Ann Hunt Sandra Jarvis Joanne Jenkins is S X ai i s ' V V 5 'K 1 ,Ss 4 ' ,O ttf-+1 , iv,-fy tl, , 1 M 'gow' , 'L W ' we ON d J Jn ' Richard Kirk Karen Kroier Chester Kyle Bonnie Lane Judy Lewis Rexalyn Little Ralph Lozier fa 1 1 1 -Q, ' -'ln 1 I Sandra Miser lim Miller X 'S -i .., 8 A Linda Ann Old Kay Oldham 3 UR sr -1 B if J fx gi Fr A Ro di' R an Reeves Robert Reid ' 3? I - i X- bert Seago William Sherer te! .it If 1 Tj. , O i ,J ikf'21',4-' ..hl' Bing Miller Wesley Miskovsky Bobby Moore Judy Nbrgan Connie Morrison 4, h y in Q s. -an I is A 'X J w +1 ' 'a I Judy Pancoast Andy Parker John Pfannkuche Carol Pierson Wanda Polk it vi , M .. . R ' QNX A . ig A -Nl, A NMI ,.4W-.- Linda Remschnider Martha Richart Carol Rhodes Q as ki: it . , to ,. Douglas Shockley Dee Ann Sims Marlene Skaggs 'Together we pass divided we fail ,89- K v -1' , - 'S , W' Q A . l L . ,Q F ,, '12 Q Y ' f t yl it 1' A L A A A 1. i i M A A Jerry Smith Haley Smith Paula Smith Wilford Smith Ann Southerland Elizabeth Spicer Phil Spiller A w, Q. W N rv Q '7' an A i 1 r '23 4 X S K V 1 A J, x 1 21 -'W n H- - A - X? A l 4 .ft -4 Betty Springer Bob Stamper Barbara Scanfill Sara Sutton Terry Tanner Ruth Ann Tharp I. W. Thomas f- f' . .,-lr ff S 'ni-D -AJ F59 ,f 1 f 'V A ' ff .. :Sh Mike Thomas son Gaye Townley Ethyl Trinkle PM Turner David Vaughn Sara Walker Duane Wallace ' V N-fi? 111 W 'my X .X I '--A N ,, - ' L A T A 1 - A - A Pe Walters Caroline Walton Shannon Ward jude Warren Jeannie Webb Mary Wesolowska M317 Ffa-nces West SKY A: Y 'il wk 5 - k .'f,'ak 1 I l V I . . A -wif ,fx 1 , 'Af-1 V- ., FQ... A 1 I fl xl lm my 5 ' , Patsy Wheeler jeny Whitten Freddie Wick Ann Williams Jimmy Wilson LeRoy Wilson Mary Woolman . Us ' 1 N 5 , ff 1, . 15 ' Q- Tw ' Q, f WAL, , ' . 1 e Q r vu s fe t .. -SQ A W 6 , xnxx., ' . i 2. ' X- L In .JA Barbara Wusterfill Shirley Wyrick Betty Yoder David Young Ruth Young Michael Zink Shirley Zinn -90- .- N JUNIUUE XHWM' x Q5 AL JDE fl -x Q 'U' ,', David Petty Vice President f 'au ,ix C ,Q X M X .. X A A f 5 t f 1 I 'X - 7 M K X William Agee Robe,-t Alyea Bill Anderson Wanda Anglen Gayle Austin Ronald Baker james Bartell oo- ' 1 ' 'Q fr , li' l lv I Y Si 1 H' K X ff? sn I K A 4 lobbye Bowman Bettye Brown Don Brown Trudi Brownlee George Burton Earl Canfield Rebecca Casey Kay Cheatwoo n, W so A '3' ' .7 'Q ! 3 9 xx , K KK.--D 4 , ,V - - A lx ' rj: I w ' .. il I 4 I . 1- -A J Ma Al' C I Ted Curd Bob Damron Carol Daniel James Daugherty jo Ann Day DeryGeaT: De lifigler Harold Dobson W - . . by gh f 'W' ' . .f '7 . V -1 J ' JL I A . X -ki Sondra Fletcher Dick Floyd Linda Foster Sharon Fowler Kenneth Franks Claudeu Freeburger U ' ' rr.: V,,,i -K f 'TQ 'M' ,f.-x Puprls CMarolyn Hill and e N1 , f g I -. Y v Linda Foster? play while ' . ' -' -, , leacher's away. -- ' A C , 1 A L il 1 . f Rae Ann Grimes Marolyn Hill Wayne Hammon joan Hubbard Sarah Hughes John Hurlbutt ..92, ve' f- Q if-. 7 ,4 JE. I ,Q i ,sf Ll, Mike Rollins Lloyd Warren Secretary Treasurer m 1 '13 ,- A. ' aa- O C :. + di I Q jg I X 'www' 5 .K-4 l ,fx-7 , tx e not C H n -H+ np M C ' 155 4 , Iharles Baroness Margaret Beggs Jimmy Berry Wanda Best Beverly Bivens Patricia Blackwell JO Lynda Blake ' 2 . ' A up , dvi as, fi an ' .A 3 T H l . r .',q-, . .L V I, d. 4 ,A 4 A-. X X, - if .' l A X john Clark Par Coday Sammy Conner James Cotton Delia Rose Cowger Linda Crabbe Sue Crosley Karen Curby A Q Q K 1 . J X A 'X 1? la - lx .4 -...F . 1 ,gi V I '11 5, A J. A , 4. A fl 1 . l 'Z A f 1 L Donald Deutsch Gary Duncan john Dye Helen Elliot Gary Felton john Farr Charlotte File Fitzgerald w- Q- rv... A H L ffm- 5 I 'A .. I 'F X gd' , Ay E' it C I 4 in 4 H- AF-' 4 A A93 Terry Garrett Regina Garrism Tommy Garrison Gerald Gasper Tommy Geis Delores Grimes X 'Q . , ,V ti Q 4 , , X - , X X . .IQ XJ, K Q' ' ' A, ' T7 Tuck Pendly and Bill f ,,. t . .. ' f V5 'Q Cockerham would be A -f, ' . I I ' delightful ' Christmas ' - presents, right girls? Billy Hauser Diane Hash Bill Howe Johnny Jarvis Bill lobe Jeanine Johnson '1 .- 2' 4 1 f L nf- 1 . - ,, 1, , --v u 1 Q Q ' , Q f ..f.. if l Sharon Johnson Barbara jones Carolyn jones Miles Juclkins Virgil Keel Charlene Lassit 'Q at A, ,Q A 22- A L . as 'G Q ' 'Ili ,kv 0 2, , 'Q .J K f . K L X if '1' Q 1 ....J- dy. ' sr x W Peggy Gilman Virginia Lee johnny Lohrey Toby Lynn Lowell McMichael john Mack Ira Manes jan Miller fl: '... I-hi -I 'I . -f .,, 4 t -2 f .2 aw 'I .J . 1 L ' -1' L 4 ,, 4 , ,- f Q . nf fp I A J Mary Miller Etta Marie Minn ick Wayne Mock Tom Montgomery Carol Snow Louise Moody Nancy Moore Donna Motel 4 , - -' 'W lik K' L r 'hu ', 37' al , 1 L 'err L R . 9 1, Q 3. ,N 5, , . . X, ,3 , 'li i 7 ez. -QV K If A 'i- , F .Q rf' JK f L, 1 0 David Mowry Lynda Murphy llomer Nakayma Howard Newton Glenn Norris Don Nyswonger Jim Orebaugh Gerald Parha M u r ' I'-: ' 'Z 'A , -:A - so G7 1 A 2 1 l I.. it ' ' A - x 1 , e . Debby Parker Gary Pendl ey Tuck Penclley Jimmy Pippin Wilda Pittman Claudia Pla .5 to Af. , 3 , t ' X K 0 ' W . t fl L W ! N . ., my riiir M 2 r. L 2 4 We have heard of the secretary V 4 W . VHLL i ' lk, 5 g ' ,bb lMike Rollins! sitting on the r 1 3, h ., fl .Q Fresident's KCharles Coddingl SP1 but feaub' b0Y5! Wesley Poore jerry Porter ...94 Karol Potter Sharon Prescott Nancy Prince James Provines orita Putnam Frances Randleman Richard Rice K 4. Q wo x K . M 1. 1 13 V A r T7 l R A fb , . Q k Glenn Rickey 1-:gr 1 af L 'f' , Earl Bobby Riddles Riemenschneider iv, V ,aa RL e 1, ' '3 x b , .fl ,A ,S 'T K . j? as I J Q S x l' ' ' 'S , It 1 H W ! A 7 A A All , enneth Roberts Paul Robison J. C. Rodgers Seymour Rodke Toni Sanders Michael Schmidt Ruby Scott BUIYC BOWIHBD . y 1: L ' ,, V ' 'S' .. s 'SY . 'Y ' X t 'ff 17? y k Qy, 'Q K . . X . I A v 4 f A A - 1' .a Wanna Sells Larry Shell Judy Sherer Veron Sisney Richard Slagle Wanda Smiley Pat Smoot Kent Stevens la: L W , 8 Q 'L K L .v ,Q- Q ' v 'Vzz ,Q , j N ' L 5 , 'M' 'XG 'Q' I ,r 1 I L M pf I r 5. ,. l W IB S A L 5 Wayne Sullivan Reta Taber jean Taylor Viva Lee Taylor Bob Thomas Bobbl' Thornton Juanita Tiny Julia W 4- rm il' u V, , 5 J ll T L e,t ,,, K ,. . ,Ag it - -nr K L A A L l i 4' Zonnie Toney Linda Tribbey Bob Trachta John Truel jimmy Ward Larry Williams c fr. R 'Q 5 'R T :QL if i -2 ' ,Qty as K if 1 Debby Parkerlseem to -.X , - or l - A ' J ., V li X be dreaming. wonder A ' l A 'OW r'ii 'f who the are dreamin Helen Wise Cevelia Wood fx S 1 K y B Shirley Woolf Barbara Yoder Judith Gentry Homer Duke Of? APPRECIATION As Editor of the '56 Nordly, I would like to recognize and express the thanks of the staff to all of the merchants and busi- nessmen who helped Our Yearbook. Their wholehearted support has helped us immensely in the purchasing of advertising for the book dust-cover. The entire faculty of Northeast has been under- standing and very helpful. The student body has cooperated in the support of the yearbook by having their pictures made and purchasing the '56 Nordly. Thanks to all of you, Jim Ruster .96- EUNHUUE Jgwhd, ii,,i:fQ,. W1 Q vw am M Wx J 'f ' ow my wa, pave. 'ji 6 A B2-vfff wk, 5' X' A, gxx Wk x! 1: 'i ff fq M I NK by 1 L Y ! X W5 'w 7 X fy was fvumm, if W lj! lu , w 'Wg 'k M I r ,I 1, ri L61 Q ALVIN ROBERTS EARL MINTER President of Sr. Class Vice President of President of 'O' Club Senior Class DOUG ARMSTRONG EDWARD BERRY LINDA BARKER Vice Pres of Band 55 if A N. M Q X 1 11 ig . . , Honor Society l 1 semesters SHARON BURGETT KATHERINE AYNES ROGER BOWEN JUDY BROWN Sec. of Choir '55 STRASENER Pres. of Courtesy Club '55, Pres. of Y-Teens '55 1981 RACHE AL Business Nordly staff ' Honor Soc seme sters, Nord ly 55 8: iery 5 4 s emesters BEVERLY Cor. Sec. of '55 at '56, of Horizon Tri Sci JUNE MARTIN Sec. of Senior class LOUISE AGEE Reporter of Y-Teens '55, Sec. of Y-Teens 56, Scroll Staff 2 semesters X EE DON BLAKE GAY BEAVERS PETE BOEHLER Vice Pres. of Soph. class '53 81 '54 LL WHITFIELD BOURNE Recorder of Band '55 81 '56, Honor Society I0 semesters IZABETH BQVEN CLAUDIA CALDWELL TIM CALHOUN PAT CARL KEN CARPENTER Nordly Staff 2 sem., Honor Society Pres. of Soph. class Sec. of Tri-Sci, 4 semesters '53 31 '54, Honor SOC! Honor Society 4 sem. ery 2 semesters jr. Rotarian DAV ID CROSS Sec. of O Club '55, Honor Society l s emester QUE ANN CESAR Sec. of Norkets '55, Pres. of Norkets '56, Pres. Of Horizon '55, V-Pres. of Y-Teens '55, N.F.L. 4 semesters, Scroll Staff 4 semesters, Nordly Staff 2 semesters I ! BETTY CIROU Honor Society 2 ters, Scroll semesters JAMES CLINGMAN CHARLOTTE COE GENE COLLINS HAROLD COPAS l'5: 53' f L 5 T see 5 V A - oorl -P JOE CONWAY JANE DILLON DEI-ANE DOBSON -l00- X PAT Pres. of Horizon V-Pres. of Horizon 8: '54, Honor Society semesters, N.F.L. '52- JEANNIE EAST ec. of Band 'SS 81 '56, 'wirlcr '53-'56, Honor Society 2 semesters ra X4 ' M ROBERT CLARK Treas. of Tri Sci '55 3: '56, Pres. of Band '55 Drum Major '55 8: 56, Pep Band Leader, onor Society 9 semes- ters, Jr. Rotarian, Pres. of Tri Sci '56 Q Q - -. C' rf: O i-is 5552 ' '?x I ',,.M . sv- +1 -fi 3 Wa f- :HARLES DEWEESE Honor Society 3 semeste rs JIM Boa ELLIS LOU ANN JOHN DELANEY CUNKENBEARD Student Council Pres. '56, Treas. of 'O' Club '55 PAT DELANEY ! JUDIE D11-L y BOB EWING PAT FAUBION EROL LINDA FAUSETT SeC- of Y 1-CCHS 55v V-Pres. of Red Cross V-Pres. of Courtesy BUS- MU- 0f5C5011 '55, Cheerleader 'SS 8: Club, Pres. of girls Staff '54 31 '55, 5Cf'-7 '56, V-Pres. of girls O Club Staff 3 semesters 'O' Club -101- NANCY FOREE Pres. of Red Cross Honor Society 9 semesters RICHARD FRANKLIN CAROL FRESE GAYLE GASPER Honor Society CCI. Sec. of Norkets 2 semesters '55 81 '56, N-F-In 3 semesters, jr. Altrusan '55 8: '56 JACK FOWLER GOLDIE GRUESER TOM GILMORE LEROY GOODMAN MARTA LEE GEORGE CHUCK GURRY LYNN HALL V-Pres. of Student Council '52, Nordly Staff Photographer '54-'56, Honor Society 10 semesters, Boys' State, V-Pres. of Tri Sci, jr. Rotarian Honor Society 10 semes te rs -102- OROTHY HELLBAUM EMMETT HENL EY itudent Council Treas. '53, Treas. of Honor Society '52, Honor Society 9 semesters, Okla. County Safe Queen '55 81 56, N.tg.L, semesters, Candidate for Girls' State '55 ws Q , GEORGE HENLEY Dres. of Tri Sci '55- '56, Honor Society 8 semesters, Boys' State '55 V-Pres. of Tri Sci '55- '56, Honor Society 8 semesters, Boys' State '55 LL, nl' I BARBARA FULLER WILSON GARRISON CAROLE SUE GRAHAM Historian of Y-Teens '55-'56 V-Pres. of Honor Society '53, Cheer- leader, Honor Society 9 se mes ters , ae -it H. A. GRAY MARTHA GREEN MARY Jo GROOINB DENNY HENRY BARBARA HENSCHKE V-Pres. of Nurses Club Honor Society2 '55, Treas. of N.F.L. semesters '55, N.F.L. 3 semesters -103- QUE SYLVIA HOLLAND A 1 BOB HOPE TRUDY HOWARD JOE HUBBARD Cheerleader '55-'56 Sec. of Jr. class '54-,55 Sec. of Choir '55, Pre s. of Choir '56 VIANNA HUSTON V-Pres. of Student Council '55, Parliamen- tarian of Norkets '55 56, llonor Society 10 semesters, Norket V-Pres. '56, Sr. Class Treas. SHIRLEY INTEMANN DERONDA jARRETT ERNEST JOHNS 'IESS KIRBY MARY LANE MCDONALD CAROL SUE -104- LOVE LAND Cheerleader '55-'56 .A VONNE HUDS9 ETH PAT LOWERY CECIL LOWRIMORE ?r'E5?1Iif1l9 Student Council Pres. '52 81 '55, V-Pres. of Choir '55, Honor Society 9 semesters, Girls' State, All- Around Girl '52-'53, American Legion Citi- zenship award '51-'52 V-Pres. of Thespians, Pres. of Norkets '55, News Editor of Scroll Staff '54, Honor Society 8 semesters, N.F.L. 8 semesters, Scroll Staff 4 semesters Ll, HAROLD JONES BARBARA HUL ETTE P ATSY JONES NANCY KIMBLER Art Editor of Nordly Staff '55-'56, Honor Society l semester, Nordly Staff 4 semesters BETTY SUE MCBRIDE Pres. of Future Nurses '55, Editor of Scroll Staff '55 8a '56, Treas. of Horizon Club '55, Honor Society 3 semesters, Scroll Staff 4 semesters -l05-- DARRELL MACARTY SCOTTY MCCASLAND QUE E H.. BEVERLY MATHESON JESSE MCCRAW JO ANN MANSELL Honor Society 9 semesters MARTHA EDWARDS TOM MALONE HARRIETT MASON JACK MASTIN MCMAHAN SCIOH Staff ,54 31 '55 Historian of Norkets '55, Co-Art Editor of Nordly Staff '55 8: '56, Honor Society 1 semes- ter, Nordly Staff 2 semesters .,-A I CHERYL MOORE MADONNA MOORE CHARLES MORRIS SHERRI MOWDHR Honor Society Sec. of St. C. '55, 8 semesters Pres. of N.F.I.. '55, Honor Society 10 semesters, N.F.L. 8 semesters, Historian of Horizon Club '55 N106- Ns,- BILL NELSON Student Council Treas. '55, V-Pres. Honor Society '55, Honor Society 7 semesters, Boys' State, Jr. Rotarian PAUL MORRIS Honor Society I0 semesters PAUL NELSON TWINKLE MORRISON ...J - A 5. BETTY NICHOLS GORDON NICHOLS Honor Society 2 semesters LL l EE ANN NICHOLSON HARRY O'BRYAN M GLORIA ODOM Treas. of Horizon '55 Sec, of Horizon '54,, Service Chairman '55, Mem bership Ch airman of Y-Teens -107- r 3 . I it W. J. OLD JOHN O'NEAL Student Council Cheer- leader, Pres. of Honor Society '55, Honor Society 6 semesters, Jr. Rotarian QUE NANCY POWELL Co-Editor of Nordly Staff, Scroll Staff 2 semesters, Nordly Staff 2 semesters S NOLA OVER BY CAROL PESCHL JESS PHILLIPS HARRIETT RAKER Honor Society 5 semesters -108- THELMA OLIVO GERALD PF Sgt. at Arms of Norkets '53, V-Pres. of Norkets '55, Honor Society 2 semesters BARBARA PETERSON MARILU POWELL Scroll Staff 2 semesters JOHN REICH JAMES ROSS Honor Society 4 semesters, Jr. Rotarian 211 ' JIMMY SAVAGE LA JUAN SCALLY 5 . QS F X ii.. k W nf , E E TOMMY SETTLE ERVYN SCH AUM BURG eb. R5 L BILL PITTS DOUG POTTER Pres. of 'O' Club GARNETT ROGERS CAROLYN BARBARA RMS DONNA ROSS CHARLIE RODGERS RICHARDSON Scroll Staff '53, N F L Treas. of Student Honor Society Council '52 81 '53, 1 semester Pres. of Horizon '53 81 '54, Treas. of Horizon '54 8: '55, V-Pres. of Horizon '55 81 '56, Honor Society 8 semesters -109 QUQ GEORGIA KAY DARRELL RICKARD SHEFFIELD Treas. of Norkcts '55, Sports Editor of Scroll Staff '55 S BILL YERBY BOBBY JO IIM RUSTER CAROL SAVAGE WILLIAM SLINGER ROSTY KUS Editor of Nordly Staff, Sec. of Student Honor SOCICIY Nordly Staff Council '56 l semester 4 semesters JOAN SMART DONNA SALATHIEL SANDY SMITH TERRY STARK GENEVIEVE TOUHEY -110- LL IANDRA TOWNSEND PAT VAN ANTWERP r A INA JO VAUGHN Sec. of Honor Society '55, Social Chaimman fNorkets '55, Program :h3il1TlRI'l of Y-Teens 55, Sec. of Horizon '53, Pres. of Y-Teens '56, Honor Society 11 semesters LARRY WATSON JO ELLA SHREFFLER GAYLORD SKAGGS x 5 .us i.A.RY LEE TAMBINI CHARLOTTE STILFS JOHN Y STILES CARL SWANSON heerleader '55 81 '56 Honor Society jr. 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