Northeast High School - Nordlys Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)
- Class of 1959
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N, g f X, , 1- , N iff 315, -,, 2'f55,g:5'55'5i. gm, ' if I I . veg--iQ, -,.f. if I , fr 1 Hai -f ' V554 I -,ff If-1 , , J ' - i:a,g,.'f'g5. ' 'I 1. I '- -xi , :sig-5l:y,4 Im-L, ' 'ii'- 'Q-ffffw I- AX I I '- ' ' fffff . mu -- Tgme A at th C parties at Pla Y . in th C Cla SSCS 1 E in- ki. CC 1? 2 f -- 2' i cz?- Umn' FNl1li1 ,n ix- - . , 'Ui!9BuI mFTE 5 - U! ufwamgx- S fix X-. X T 'X mx f Z i' 1 ' Xt M - Rm ,,.- -NM I N x L., X X .R K I W- XX i 5 ' ' . X I ' X , 1 , . l 1 X X Fl? 7 5, Ai . X X V' - A-X L3 x ' ' 'fl E i A-1 5 hi' . i:N -F - NK: ,,,,,,,,4 ,! ' ij - L I I 'J .1 ,523 Q, If .. ,Q -i.1 Ni: Exif' ' v 'qs A 3 xx -X -- M ' AX 1 al the galncs-ourrywhcrc, we saw om classm :las nrt east QIEIEBI1 jrlgnnl 3100 NORTH KELLEY OKLAHOMA CITY II, OKLA. J. B. GREENE, PRINCIPAL To the Sen As you time, you worked ma it is a mos and May 25,1959 Lors of 1959: leave the halls of Northeast for the last e filled with mixed emotions. You have y years to attain graduation: therefore, t happy time. Yet, there is sorrow in leaving, for yours are the familiar faces which we , behind shall truly miss in the hallways who remain classrooms of Northeast High in coming years. I hope 1 tablished t Clo out and tunities of tend my sin GQC hande hat in these school years you have es- he footing for success, for you must now take your place among the myriad oppor- a fast-moving adult world. I wish to ex- xcere congratulations and best wishes to very one of you. Sincerely, J. B. Greene 'urtheast High Srhunl 3100 NORTH KELLEY OKLAHOMA CITY Il. OKLA. MELVIN W. BARN! suPERlN'r:NDlN'r To the Seniors and Students of Northeast: To present accurately and adequately the academic and non-academic phases of life at Northeast, to present the greatest number of students and activities than ever before pictured, and to display content in the most at- tractive manner-all of these combined to form our goal for the '59 Nordlys. From this wedding of the best in purpose, then, has our current theme, The Many Faces of Northeast High, been born. In attempting to promote this idea, the staff has add- ed pictures of more students engaged in more activities, a new multiple-picture beauty section, and sparkling artistic sketches throughout. Though keenly aware of its responsibilities in cover- ing the activities to each student's satisfaction, the staff must acknowledge the fact that some late spring events which occurred after the Nordlys went to press have not been included, a fact which we sincerely regret. To the students who so patiently waited in line to have their pictures made, to the faculty, and especially to the staff members who hurried through the halls to Room 211 throughout the year goes the credit for a job well done. All of you made the 1958-59 Nordlys possible. Thank you 1 Susie Stapp Editor, 1958-59 1959 Nordlys Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Susie Stapp . . . . Shirley Richart. . BUSINESS STAFF Judy Vanderslice Sondra Osborne . ART STAFF Joed Savage . . . Tom Abbott .... Martha Smallwood Judy Smith .... STAFFERS Claudia Copeland Pat Ent Glenda Finley Marilynn Green Martha Kesler Bill Kirkpatrick . . . . . Editor . . Asst. Editor . . . . Business Mgr. . . . Asst. Bus. Mgr. . . .Art Editor . . . . . . . Assistant . . . . . Assistant . . . Assistant Billie Maior Sandra Murphy Anita Neighbours Karen Stonis Cookie White Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION ...... .. a SENIORS . . . . . I6 CLASSES... 32 FEATURES . . . . . 50 SPORTS .... . . . 94 ROYALTY . . . . . . IIO Faculty, Senior, and Royalty portraits were taken by Photo Reflex Studio, John A. Brown Company, Oklahoma City. Wm 15 , . ffifriifg -. ff W Xwlikkfw V K4 ' X 5 X .. X x x if YX 1 w I 4 4 I --N fi J I The uperintendent Dr. Barnes, our Superintendent of the Okla- homa City Public Schools, was reared in eastern Pennsylvania. He received his education in Ill- inois and obtained a bachelor's degree at Green- ville College in l932. He received his Master's Degree in l932 and his Ph. D. Degree in l94l at the University of Illinois. He has taught at the University of Maine, Wheaton College, San Diego State College, and the University of Califomia. He has also taught summer school at Oklahoma State University and Oklahoma University. He became Assistant Superintendent in charge of instruction in the Oklahoma City Schools in August, l950. On July l, l957, he became Super- intendent ofthe Oklahoma City Public Schools. nd the Board of Education Phil C. Bennett, President Member-at-Large C. B. McCroy, Vice-President Ward 3 Mrs. L. D. Melton Board Member, Ward l Jim Wright Board Member, Ward 4 Otto F. Thompson Board Member, Ward 2 matics. Principal Mr. Greene is a man of unfailing kindness and enerosit He has iven us an inestimable 9 g . amount of his time, and has worked tor and with the students to better Northeast. He has four daughters, Virginia, Jane, Judy, and Barbara. Virginia and Jane are both graduates of Northeast, former Norket Presidents, and Girls ot the Month. Virginia is now teaching kinder- garten, and Jane is Executive Secretary ot the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Judy is in the sev- ' ' ' the sixth enth grade at Harding, and Barbara is in grade at Edgemere. Before coming to Northeast, Mr. Greene was Vice-Principal at Harding and a teacher ot Mathe- N homa City University and a Master of Arts degre from Columbia University. l fAt de ree from Okla- He has a Bache or o r s g e 'M srxwfe., ,., K ' 'K -ff Wits, ., .. . -.umm ,.-.MA . .sm-we.. :Ji-sgq.t.g,,i,w ' we-x,..4...,,,!,,V K i 'Wharf U mr, W --irtwm, I ,,, , as--vi. -X Un-.,,.T wr I O Q' VICE-Pf1HCiP3l Mr. Spangler, our vice-principal, is a great favorite at Northeast because of his friendliness and humor. He has been with us since l939. ln the Air Force for fifteen years, he has served in World War ll and in the Korean War. He has one son, Kent, a graduate of Northeast, who is now married and attending Oklahoma Uni- versity. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Mas- ter's Degree in Educational Administration from the University of Oklahoma. W New l l These teac has iust ma any New Faces Amon The ers engage in lively discussion. It seems that Mr. Gordon e his point. This seems to be the year for new teachers. Among the many new faces added to the faculty were Mrs. Biles, Mrs. Alexanders, Miss Humble, Miss Fees, Mr. Potts, Mr. Lower, and Ml: Nutt. Teachers were not the only additions to Northeast. There were new classes tool A course in General Languages, a one-semester course offered to eighth 'grade pupils, is an introductory course to foreign language, and includes six weeks of French, six weeks of Spanish, and six weeks of Latin, It is designed to give students an opportunity to de- cide whether they wish to make further study of foreign language. Offered also to the eighth grade is Junior Business Training, which is also a one-semester course. lt includes elementary book- keeping and accounting, filing, use of business forms, and the writing of busi- ness letters. Other new classes included music harmony, math analysis, and zoology. CAROL ALEXANDER: GRACE BECK REBA BILES ZAIDA CARTER DOROTHY CLAY B.A., N. Eastern State M.A., 0.U. B.S., Central St. B.S., O.S.U. M. Ed., 0.U. Art English Science Typing, Bus. Eng. Couns., Sht. Hd. l JOHNNYE CUNNINGPIAM MOLLIE MAE DAVIDSON GRACE DAVISON HENRY ETTA ELLIS LOIS MARIE FEES M. Ed., O.U. B.S., Central St. B.S., Wayne St. Univ. M.A., O.U. B. Mus., Tulsa Univ. English Mathematics English, S.S. Couns., Eng. Orchestra Facult This Y Something new has been added this year: classes by T.V.! Homework is sent to the T.V. teacher, is graded, and is returned to the students. Pupils receive two report cards! - one from their T.V. teacher and one from their classroom teacher. T.V. classes at Northeast include math analy- sis, chemistry, science, history, physics, and algebra. A T.V. class as seen through the T.V. antennae. u le ' fi gyia i r Sandy tries to uncover camera-shy Miss T00Cl'0fS H1007 Gnd Pl0l SYYGYOQY- Snedaker. EAN FINNELL ZA ZELLE GIFFORD GLADY5 GILLETTE R. M. GORDON WINSTON HAVENSTRITE A., N.M. Univ. runs., History J HUMBLE ,S., Central St. 1ys. Ed. M.A., O. U. Speech, Play Pro VERNON ISOM M.A., O.U. Stagecraft, W.W. M.A., Iowa State Univ. Eng., 5.5. MARGIE JONES M.S., 0.S.U. Home Economics B.S., Ks. Citv Univ. B iolog y, Zoology TOM KARNS B.S., Central State Athletics, Math B.S., Phillips Univ. S.S., Phys. Ed. RICHARD KRUEGER M.S., O.S.U. Couns., Athletics 'M- Q -ifffk A 12 . , , ,. ' 771' -- v-wfl. Y......4.m,:z-s..:.. 13.4 T .fl-4 A V Y lf But the Qld Ones f i ,:., 49 A :i - M ' 13,13 . I I 'ii N' .- . I ' ' A Don't worry about grades. Chemistry is easy. WILLIAM LOWER B.A., Central Sf. S.S., Afhlefics LOIS MILLER B.A., Central SI. English, Luiin I SHIRLEY POSEY A.B., O.U. English, Journ. FRANCIS LOVIERY B. S., N. E. State Science, Algebra LOUIS McMILLAN M.S., 0.S.U. wading DELTON Po'rTs M.S., O.S.U. History, Psych. MARTHA MALONE Mclih fToo busy for pichxel PAULINE NIELSEN B.S., Cenlral Mo. SI. English ETHEL SHELDEN M.A., Central State Typing, Math, Hisi. Be it stacccto or Iegoto, our cho VIVIAN MATTOX M.A., Columbia Univ. Mail-I BRUCE NUTT M.S., O.S.U. Mech. Dr., Shop ELNA SMITH B.M., T.C.U. Vocal Music, Choir ir can handle anything. HAROLD MERIDETH M.S., O.U. Phys. Ed., Spdfs MAUDE PITTMAN B.S., E.C.S. Col. Clothing, Home Ec. WAYNE SMITH B.l.A., O.C.U. Auto. Mich. I Weill Remember, Elbows off the table-H JOROTHY SNEDAKER MACE SPANGLER LA., Middlelrnxy, Vt. M. Ed., O. U. :oreign Languages Couns., Aviation VILLIAM H. THOMAS ETHEL THOMPSON LB., E.C.S. Col. A.B. in L.S., 0.U. English, Yearbook Librarian ILARENCE YOESTING FRANCES JANSEN I. Ed., 0.U. Attendance Clerk lounl., Physics, 5.5. ... Too. ' - 9. . ROBERT STALNAKER M.S., O. U. History, Debate MARTHA WHITE B.S., N.E. Mo. State Bookkeeping, Math MAURITA YOST Registrar Secretary visit to an experimental science class finds Townley Price microphotographing nematodes, a winning science fair proiect. HARRY TAYLOR B.A., Chadron State Elec., Du Tru. NAT WHITE M.M. E., O. U. Band PIERRE Ornithology MARJORIE TERRY M.A., Columbia Univ Mathematics NADINE WILSON M.S., 0.S.U. Phys. E., G. Sports MISS GRUESOME Hobbies and Crafts 'M Nina.. -xff., if Q Ls eniors 9 9-Will These Be Tom Abbott Patricia Alexander Paul Alexander Gary Anderson Lynne Anderson Ted Anderson Howard Armer Judy Arnn The greatest thrill in the life of every North- east student is to say, I am a Senior. This is echoed by some two hundred twenty-five seniors this year. Throughout the school year, the seniors participate in many special activities including qmtitude tests and scholarship qualifying tests. Election of the senior class officers is one of the highlights of the fall activities. Ordering gradua- tion announcements, electing graduation speakers, fitting caps and gowns, and preparing for the sen- ior breakfast and graduation occupy most of the seniors' time in the spring. Class sponsor Miss Snedalcer and senior counselor Mr. Krueger aid the seniors in carrying out their activities. The sen- ior class assembly, with every Northeast senior participating in some way, brings down the curtain on the scenes leading up to graduation. With grad- uation we who were once seniors take our place I among the many Northeast alumni. Senior class officers: Standing: Jack Singley, President, Denny Tomlin, Vicepresidentp Seated: Cloetta Grimes, Secretary, Sharry Hansen, Treasurer. 95 NJ C- KV, Famous Faces of the Future. 4? 'K fe Q Q Q MQ. Jn- A 1 Ks ai X if ji F K 55.5. 1 5 Xi Q 415 'Nh 'Q :au Donald Atlcerson Franklin Atlxerson Willy Aynes Mary Babcock Deborah Bannister Ernest Barrels Pat Belk Ron Bell Richard Blight Francis Booth Donna Bowers James Bowman Gwen Boydston Lou Ann Box Bobby Brown Kelly Brown Hugh Bryant Dianne Burdick Bill Burk Billie Burnett 10 GCI Was a Big enior Yesterda 99 Bill Burns Carolyn Burns Richard Burns Rita Buhon Jim Caldwell Jo Ann Carlile Floyd Carter '32 13 Raymon Carter .3 ,4- ' Wendell Chandler Beverly CI ark Nancy Comer ,Q John Conley J. W. Cooper Cecil yCoiner J. C. Cox 3, Jim Crawford James Crites Jimmy Cross James Dallas Nancy Daniel Q A The Old Famlhar Faces David Davis Janes Degroffenreid Gene DeLaney Richard DeLoughter Mary DeVore Charles East Charles Echer Sharon Eischen Bert Emift Pen Em Glenda Finley Katherine Fisher John Flickinger Sandra Flowers Margaret Foster Ron Frazier Leroy Freeman Grace Garrett Robert Garton George Gilman Jon Goddard Calvin Goodman Anna Goodner Jerry Goodner Peggy Goodrich Richard Gorman Don Griffith Cloetta Grimes Floetta Grimes Mary K aye Grumbl ne Keith Haley Sharon ,Han sen '77 We'll Miss Next Year 'Z 0 'ls in 4 Ann Horriger David Hart Michael Hart Jenni Hiser June Holmes Carol Houchin Claude Houchin Mike Houliston Eddie Howard Nedro Hudson Jo Ann Huntington Phil Jennings Billy Johnson Bob Johnson Curtis Johnson Robert Johnson Farrell Jones Bob Joyner Willie Kent Gary Kesler Final step before opening the door of the future. Un the Wa to Success Harold Kirk Pat Krueger Doug Lambert Larry Lambert Robert Livingston Bugs Lbng LouisetLowery Dixie Lugton Bob Lyman Dick Lyman Walter McConati'iy Deiton Mc Ewen , N -,et Re. K Bi . . g Wheels of Big Buslness f. ., it ,fmas-, S Y. QED Ray McNuN Hugh McPherson Marilyn Maddox Mary Belle Moinus Bill Maxwell Sue Maxwell Frank Michael Joy Moore Sallie Moore Bill Morgan Darlene Mowry Carol Mullinax Ann Murphy Joe Bob Nelson Lynn Nelson Jan New Beth Norton George Osborne Sondra Osborne Grace O'Sieen 25 Pat Patterson Lillian Peak Bill Pennington Frank Plato Dorothy Powell Bill Prim Bob Provines Bill Puckett Jcriice Putnam Stephen Radford Margaret Rahn Cartha Rumey Judy Reynolds Shirley Richart Anita Rickey Joyce Robison Margie Robinson Bob Rogers Joecl Savage Sharon Schaumburg eniors Toda -Alas fn, 'if 6335 if 2 3 -JU in Freshmen Tomorrow .AD Ji Don Senle Kerran Shepard Sudie Sims Ed Singley Jack Singley Karen Sires Karen Sisney Nick Sluughier Jimmy smnh Judy smafh John sophef Jeffae spam Susie Stapp Mike Stark Joyce Sfeimer Sandro Stone Donald Sullivan Tom Swanson Larry 'I aaca Barbara Tanner into Realms of New Experiences Fran Thornberry Denny Tomlin Linda Towne Carole Vanclerpool Judy Vanderslice Elaine Walker Barbara Wasson Bill Weaver Richard Weaver Grayson Webb Bruce Wheeler Stella White Eagle Judy Wilburn Gary Wilson .lol1nno Wil son Mary Wolfe Bill Wolfrom Bill Yehle Dean York Janis Young ,,,, ,JP if R. S Te -nd' A! V589 mv? Senior Whois Who ABBOTT, TOM: Red Cross: Nordlys Staff: Band. ALQEDIEAN-DER, PATRICIA: Science Fair Award: ANDERSON, LYNNE: Essay Scholarship: Dele- gate to S.A.S.C.: lntra-city Student Council Sec.: Thespian Pres.: N. F. L. Vice-Pres.: Courtesy Club Vice-Pres.: Student Council Sec.: Norket Sec.: Honor Society: Y-Teens: Play Pro. ARMER, HOWARD: Candidate for Dream Boy: Candidate for Pin-up Boy: Candidate for Viking Varieties King: Soph. Class Pres.: HO' Club Sec.: Football Tri-captain: Student Council: Red Cross: Hi-Y: Future Engineers: Future Teach- ers. ARNN, JUDY: Honor Society: Norkets: Y-Teens: French Club: Tri-Sci. AYNES, WILLY: Student Council: 'O' Club: Hi-Y: Future Teachers. BELK, PAT: Red Cross: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Nurses: Stagecraft. BELL, RON: N. F. L.: Thespians: Play Pro. BLIGHT, RICHARD: Band: Pep Band: Stagecraft. BOWERS, DONNA: Band Queen: Band Twirler: Student Council: Red Cross: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Nurses: Pep Band. BOX, LOU ANN: Norkets: Y-Teens: Choir. BROWN, BOBBY: Candidate for Pin-up Boy: Student Council: O Club: Future Engineers: Stagecraft. BROWN, KELLEY: Oilman for a Day: Future Engineers: Tri-Sci. BRYANT, HUGH: Student Council: Pep Band Director: Band: Choir. BURDICK, DIANNE: N. F. L. High Point Girl: Scroll Co-Editor: Y-Teen Pres.: N. F. L. Treas.: O. C. I. P. A. Hist.: Honor Society: Student Council: Norkets, Thespians: Play Pro: O.l.P.A. BURK, BILL: O Club: Hi-Y: Future Engineers. BURNETT, BILLIE: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Nurses. BURNS, CAROLYN: O Club Vice-Pres. BURNS, RICHARD: Boys' State: Student Council: Future Engineers. BUTTON, RITA: Student Council: Red Cross: Norlcets. CALDWELL, JIM: Official for a Day: Hi-Y: Fu- ture Engineers: Future Teachers. CARLILE, JO ANN: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Nurses. CLARK, BEVERLY: Norkets: Y-Teens: Choir: Orchestra. CHANDLER, WENDELL: Student Council: Honor Society: Hi-Y: Future Engineers: Future Teach- ers. COMER, NANCY: Norlcet Corres. Sec.: Future Nurses Sec. 8. Treas.: Y-Teens: Future Teach- ers. CONLEY, JOHN: Oilman for a Day: Future Engi- nee s. COTNER, CECIL: Oilman for a Day: Honor Soci- ety: Future Engineers: Tri-Sci. COX, J. C.: Honor Society: MO' Club: Future Engineers: Future Teachers. CROSS, JIMMY: Oilman for a Day: Honor Society Vice-Pres.: O Club: Hi-Y: Future Engi- neers. DE LANEY, GENE: Student Council: Red Cross: O Club. DE LAUGHTER, RICHARD: Choir Vice-Pres. 8. Treas.: Future Engineers. DE VORE, MARY: Best Actress: French Club Vice-Pres.: N. F. L. Sec.: Thespian Sec.: Honor Society: Norkets: Tri-Sci. ECHER, CHARLES: Choir Award: All-city Choir: Choir Sec.: Future Engineers. EISCHEN, SHARON: Miss Hello: Norket Cheer- leader: Y-Teen Service Chr.: Courtesy Club: Honor Society. EMITT, BERT: Student Council: Hi-Y: Future Teachers. ENT, PAT: Jr. Marshall: Spanish Award: Horizon Vice-Pres.: Y-Teen Sec.: Honor Society: Norkets: N. F. L.: Future Teachers: Nordlys Staff. FINLEY, GLENDA: Red Cross: Norkets: Y- Teens: Future Nurses: Nordlys Staff. Y-Teen Treas.: Horizon FISHER, KATHERINE: Treas.: Norkets: Girls' Glee Club. Art Scholarship: Student FLOWERS, SANDRA: Council: Red Cross: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Teachers: Art Club. FOSTER, MARGARET: Horizon lntra-city Rep. 8. Rec. Sec.: Red Cross: Honor Society: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Teachers. FRAZIER, RON: Candidate for Dream Boy: Candidate for Pin-up Boy: Candidate for Viking Varieties King: Official for a Day: Oilman for a Day: O Club Social Chr.: Student Council: Future Engineers: Future Teachers. FREEMAN, LE ROY: Student Council: O Club. GODDARD, JAN: Student Council: Red Cross: Norkets: Y-Teens: Girls' Glee Club: Stagecraft. GOODRICH, PEGGY: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Teachers: Future Nurses. GORMAN, RICHARD: Nordlys King: Candidate for Mr. Howdy: Delegate to S.A.S.C.: Official for a Day: Jr. Rotarian: Oilman for a Day: Stu- dent Council Pres.: Jr. Class Pres.: Soph. Class Treas.: O Club Pres. 8: Vice-Pres.: Honor Society: Future Engineers. GRIFFITH, DON: Boys' State: Oilman for a Day: Red Cross: Honor Society: O Club: Future Engineers: Future Teachers. GRIMES, CLOETTA: Sr. Class Sec.: Courtesy Club: Honor Society: O Club: Norkets: Y- Teens: Future Nurses. GRIMES, FLOETTA: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Nurses- IContinued on page 301 29 Senior Memories to Treasure GRUMBINE, M RY KAYE. Student Council Sec., Y-Teen Sgt.-at-arms: Honor Society: Norkets: Future Teac ers. HANSEN, SH RON: Red Cross Pres. 8- Treas.: Sr. Class reas.: Norket Chaplain: Y-Teen Sgt.-at-arms: Honor Society: Future Teachers. N Nat'I Merit Scholarship Final HARRIGER, AN : - ist: Horizon ,Vice-Pres., Sec., 8- Treas.: Tri-Sci Sec.: French Club Treas.: Honor Society: Red Cross: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Teachers: Choir. HART, MICHAEL: Art Club: Band. HISER, JENNI: Candidate for Viking Varieties Queen:ScrolI Editor: French Club Pres.: Horizon Pres., Vice-Pres., Corres. Sec., Treas., 8. Rept.: Honor Society Sec.: Norket Treas. 8- Sgt.- at-arms: Y-Teen lntra-city Rep.: N. F. L. Rept.: Student Council: Thespians: Future Teachers: Football Party Speaker: O.I.P.A.: O.C.I.P.A. HOLMES, JUEJE: O Club: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Teac ers: Future Nurses. HOUCHIN, CAROLE: Red Cross: Norkets: Tri- Sci: Future Nurses. HOUCHIN, C AUDE: Student Council: Art Club. HOWARD, E DIE: Candidate for Y-Teen Guy: Official for a Day: Jr. Rotarian: Oilman for a Day: Future Engineers Pres.: Student Council Vice-Pres.: Jr. Class Sec.: Hi-Y Treas.: Honor Society: O Club. HUDSON, NEDRA: Girl of the Month: D.A.R. Award: Jr. Marshall: Okla. County Safety Queen: Miss Hello: Girls' State Alt.: Candidate for Viking Varieties Queen: lntra-city Safety Council Pres.: Courtiesy Club Pres.: Norket Pres.: Pep Council Vic -Pres.: French Club Sec.: Horizon Sec. 8. Intratcity Rep.: Y-Teen Treas. 8. Rept.: Student Council: Honor Society: N. F. L.: Thes- pians: Futur Teachers: Play Pro: Journalism. JENNINGS, PFIIL: Mr. Howdy: Candidate for Y- Teen Guy: Band Vice-Pres.: Student Council Treas.: Hi-Y: Future Engineers. JOHNSON, BIXLLY: O Club: Hi-Y: Future Engi- neers. I JOHNSON, R BERT: Future Engineers: Band. JONES, FAR EL: 'O' Club Sgt.-at-arms: Hi-Y: Future Engi eers: Future Teachers. JOYNER, BO : Oilman for a Day: Future Engi- neers. KENT, WILLI : Boys' State: Choir. KIRK, HARO D: Oilman for a Day: Future Engi- neers: Tri-S i. KRUEGER, AT: Girls' State: Official for a Day: Baskefball Princess: Norket Cheerleader: O Club S c. 8. Treas.: Honor Society: Student Council: Pe:I Council: Y-Teens: Future Teachers. LAMBERT, OUG: Student Council: O Club: Future Engi eers. LAMBERT, LlARRY: Dream Bby: O Club Sgt.- at-arms: Fo tball Tri-captain: Student Council: Choir. I I I so I LIVINGSTON, ROBERT. Nat I Merit Scholarship Finalist: Jr. Rotarian: Oilman for a Day: Student Council Pres.: Honor Society Pres.: Hi-Y Sec. LONG, BUGS: Red Cross: O Club: Choir. LOWERY, LOUISE: Latin Award: Scroll Bus. Mgr.: Student Council: Red Cross: Honor Society: Norkets: Y-Teens: Choir: O.l.P.A.: O.C.I.P.A. LYMAN, BOB: Red Cross: Future Engineers: Tri-Sci. LYMAN, DICK: Frontiers of Science: Red Cross County Council: Tri-Sci Sec.: Future Engineers. MC CONATHY, WALTER: Oilman for a Day: Honor Society Vice-Pres.: Student Council: Hi-Y: Future Engineers. MC NUTT, RAY: Student Council: Red Cross. MADDOX, MARILYN: Y-Teen Vice-Pres., Horizon Vice-Pres. 8. Rept.: Thespian Vice-Pres.: Stu- dent Council Sec.: Honor Society: Norkets: N. F. L.: Future Teachers: Play Pro. MAXWELL, BILL: O Club: Hi-Y: Future Engi- neers: Tri-Sci. MAXWELL, SUE: O Club Pres.: Red Cross: Norkets: Y-Teens. MOORE, JOY: Phillips Univ. Scholarship: N.F.L. Sec. St Treas.: Horizon Corres. Sec. 8. Intra- city Rep.: Thespian Pres. 8. Treas.: Norket Chaplain: Y-Teen Social Chr.: Honor Society: Student Council: Red Cross: Future Teachers: Play Pro. MOORE, SALLIE: Football Queen: Candidate for D.A.R. Award: Norket Cheerleader: Pep Council Treas.: O Club Treas.: Red, Cross Treas.: Y-Teen lntra-city Rep.: P. M. Sec.-Treas.: Honor Society: Student Council. NELSON, JOE BOB: Choir: Band. NELSON, LYNN: Norket Pres. 8: Vice-Pres.: Horizon Pres., Hist., 8. lntra-city Pres.: Thes- pian Vice-Pres.: Courtesy Club Sec.: Y-Teen Sec.: Honor Society: Student Council: N. F. L.: Future Teachers: Play Pro. NEW, JAN: Band Twirler: Red Cross: Norkets: Y-Teens: Pep Band. NORTON, BETH: Future Nurses Vice-Pres., Sec., 84 Treas.: Tri-Sci. OSBORNE, GEORGE: Frontiers of Science: Oil- man for a Day: Honor Society: Future Engineers. OSBORNE, SONDRA: Candidate for Football Queen: Candidate for Basketball Princess: Varsity Cheerleader: Nordlys Asst. Bus. Mgr.: Norkets: Y-Teens: Future Teachers: Basketball Party Speaker. O'STEEN, GRACE: Band Twirler: Band Sec., 84 Treas.: Norkets: Y-Teens: French Club: Pep Ban . PATTERSON, PAT: Candidate for Football Queen: Candidate for Basketball Princess: Candi- date for Viking Varieties Queen: Candidate for Miss Hello: Varsity Cheerleader: Y-Teen Vice- Pres.81 Treas.: Horizon Vice-Pres.: Pep Council in the Years to Come Sec., Honor Society, Student Council, Norkets, N. F. L., Thespians, French Club, Future Teachers, Play Pro, Basketball Party Speaker. PEAK, LILLIAN: Norkets, Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Stagecraft. PLATO, FRANK: Student Council, Red Cross PROVINES, BOB: Official for a Day, Jr. Rotarian Oilman for a Day, Oklu. County Red Cross Treas., Candidate for Dream Boy, Candidate for Viking Varieties King, Red Cross Pres. 8. Parl., 'O' Club, Future Engineers. PUCKETT, BILL: All-state Football Team, Candidate for Nordlys King, O Club Vice- Pres., Soph. Class Sec., Football Tri-captain, Student Council, Future Engineers, Future Teachers. PUTNAM, JANICE: Honor Society, Student Council, Norkets, Y-Teens. RADFORD, STEPHEN: Frontiers of Science, Oilman for a Day, Tri-Sci Treas., Future Engi- neers. RAMEY, CARTHA: Honor Society Treas., Student Council, Norket Social Chr., Y-Teens, Future Teachers. RICHART, SHIRLEY: Candidate for Nordlys Queen, Nordlys Co-editor, Y-Teen Vice-Pres., Future Teachers Sec., Norket Treas. 8. Alt. Cheerleader, Honor Society, Student Council, N. F. L., Thespians. RICKEY, ANITA: Band Drum Maiorette, Band Twirler, Band Sec. 8- Treas., Norkets, Y-Teens, Pep Band. ROBINSON, MARGIE: Norkets, Y-Teens, Hori- zons, Choir. ROBISON, JOYCE: Red Cross, Norkets, Girls' Glee Club. SAVAGE, JOEDI Candidate for Nordlys King, Delegate to S.A.S.C., Student Council Treas., Future Engineers, Art Club, Nordlys Staff. SCHAUMBURG, SHARON: Y-Teens, Future Nurses. SETTLE, DON: Future Engineers, Choir, Band, Stagecraft. SlEl:EPgARD, KERRAN: Norkets, Y-Teens, Art u . SINGLEY, ED: Y-Teen Guy, Jr. Rotarian, Oilman for a Day, O Club Pres., Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Honor Society, Future Engineers. SINGLEY, JACK: Pin-up Boy, Jr. Rotarian, Oil- man for a Day, Sr. Class Pres., O Club Treas., Honor Society, Student Council, Hi-Y, Future Engineers. SIRES, KAREN: Honor Society, Norkets, Jour- nalism. SISNEY, KAREN: Horizon Pres., Vice-Pres., Hist., 8: lntra-city Rep., Red Cross, Norkets, Y-Teens. SLAUGHTER, NICK: Official for a Day, Oilman for a Day, Student Council, Hi-Y, Future Engi- neers. SMITH, JIMMY: lntra-Ci ty Safety Council, Future Engineers, Art Club. SMITH, JUDY: Candidate for Nordlys Queen, Candidate for D.A.R. Award, Y-Teen Pres., Norket Vice-Pres. 8- Sec., Honor Society, Future Teachers, Nordlys Staff. SOPHER, JOHN: Tri-Sci, Band. SPORN, JERRIE: Student Council, Red Cross, Future Teachers. STAPP, SUSIE: Nordlys Queen, Candidate lor Football Queen, Nordlys Editor, Varsity Cheer- leader, Pep Council Pres., Soph. Class Vice- Pres., P. M. Pres.: Courtesy Club, Honor Soci- ety, Student Council, Norkets, Y-Teens. STARK, MIKE: Oilman tor a Day, Choir. STEIMER, JOYCE: Red Cross, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Band. STONE, SANDRA: Horizon Rec. Sec. 8: Corres. Sec., Norket Sgt.-at-arms, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Art Club. SWANSON, TOM: Student Council, 'O' Club, Future Engineers, Journalism. TAACA, LARRY: Student Council, 'O' Club, Future Engineers. THORNBERRY, FRAN: Future Nurses Pres., Norket Sgt.-at-arms, Honor Society, Y-Teens, N. F. L., Tri-Sci. TOMLIN, DENNY: Jr. Marshall, Latin Award, French Award, Oilman for a Day, Tri-Sci Pres., French Club Pres., Student Council Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Vice-Pres. TOWNE, LINDA: Honor Society, Student Council, Red Cross, Norkets, Y-Teens. VANDERPOOL, CAROLE: Norkets, Y-Teens, Stagecraft. VANDERSLICE, JUDY: Norket Sgt.-at-arms 81 Alt. Cheerleader, Nordlys Bus. Mgr., Student Council, Y-Teens, N. F. L., Thespians. WASSON, BARBARA: Student Council, Norkets, Y-Teens, Future Nurses. WEAVER, BILL: Honor Society, Future Engi- neers, Band. WEEB, GRAYSON: Student Council, Red Cross, C oir. WHEELER, BRUCE: Future Engineers, Band. WHITE EAGLE, STELLA: Choir Vice-Pres. 8. Sec., Red Cross, Norkets, Y-Teens. WILBURN, JUDY: Honor Society, Norkets, Y- Teens, French Club. WILSON, GARY: Future Engineers, Band, Pep Ban . WILSON, JOHNNA: Red Cross County Council Sec., Red Cross Sec., Norkets, Y-Teens, Future Nurses. WOLFE, MARY: Norket Hist.: Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Future Nurses. WOLFROM, BILL: Student Council, Red Cross, O Club. YORK, DEAN: Oilman for a Day, Honor Society Pres., O' Club, Future Engineers. YOUNG, JANIS: Horizon Vice-Pres., Treas., 8. lntra-city Rept., Norket Corres. Sec. 8. Social Chr., Y-Teen lntra-club Rep., Honor Society, Student Council, Red Cross, Future Teachers. 31 if Q lN f Q B The Time We Are Iuniors Almost graduates! The thrill of being seniors is almost here. But the fun of being iuniors will never be forgotten. Being able to make sophomore girls pledge was one of the highlights of the first semester. Seeing the boys from our class take part in sports was a proud moment also. Our biggest thrill of the year was going to the Junior-Senior Prom. lt's been work and it's been fun, and now everyone is looking forward to his senior year. Flash! Junior-Senior Prom big success because of hard work and planning put in by iunior class officers: Lu Southerland, Vice-President: George Vaughn, Treasurer: Larry Burke, Presidentg and Judy Crook, Secretary. ,ps M garmin-16-V Gayle Anderson Jackie Armbrust Ann Barger Roger Benham Jerry Blake Bob Boone Henry Booth Diane Brooks Tommy Brownlee Larry Burke Lee Roy Caesar Wilmetta Calhoun Dolly Campbell J. Moore Campbell Q' Jimmy Case Ronny Chambers Larry Chandler Danette Chapman Carla Chevally David Chilcutt i h WW X. kr fe 0' K' ,A 'gms Ag M , t J 'lll 2 Qr' , N-- ' . 4121 Zh , X s X We Know All The Tricks Sammy Clifton Anita Coe Cecil Coe Sl1irleY Coleman Mary Lou Conley Claudia Copeland Andy Cowan Jackie Cowon Jerald Cox Judy Crock David Dittelmier Eddie Dorr Janet Edelman David England Carol Enlow Joanne Fagin Janice Finley John Flewelling Sandra Flowers Bill Floyd Linda Friend Donald Gordon Marilynn Green Judy Greer Danielle Griffin Carol Griffith Jackie Grueser Pat Guthrie Patsy Hale Bernice Hall 4 ar ,HJR l.-,N,. , - f 'uv v-lm 'O 'Nix 'iff' '-sv te.. av' sa? y 1...f rf' if L41 W wk! ' - , nn Q. 1 vp.,-,N .w W fm' if V' up l ,vm C tw ,J :Q I '-s- 7 YZ ,vb T' ? .V ,cm ,L we- Xu' ? .X Iumor -One ore tep U' 'xj ,Mi 'i'Ll rx Al H' ff J :. We A 'lb ye U I l v i kk 1 sl.. W ,L ,521 g H wwf J 'Y I ,. i , H L e V l NF 4 vkr I .ag K ii- gg ,V H q:VA. we W 1' f ' 'Y' f , i ' ' A 'I x' I Ellen Hall Lynda Hall Claudia Hansen Sol Hatfield Tom H avenstri te Carlton Hildebrand Jerri Holt Barbara Houchin Jeanne Howe Andy Hubbard Mary Kay Hummel Carolyn Hurlbutt Gene Jensen Neva Jones Marty Keel Dolores Keel Floyd Kennedy Martha Kesler David King Bill Kirkpatrick Ben Kline Johnny Lewis Milne Loveland James McBurnett Sylvia McCorkle Frances McFarland Rosalind McLain Pat Mahoney Billie Maier Mike Mason To RC1gH1H Upper Classmen Emilie Mattingly Charley Mayes Chcrlotte Mayes Jean Mayes Terry Maynard Jerelyn Mengers Sharon Miller Micheal Minor Jane Morgan Jerry Morgan Roger Morris Della Mullenix Rita Mullins Barbara Murphy Sandra Murphy Judy Nance Anita Neighbours Frances Nix Beverly Noe Ethan Norris The Junior officers turn back the clock in Larry's new wagon, while back at the ranch three inspir- ing politicians take the platform for theirfavorite candidates. Watch Thls Class of 60 C0 Neva Ore Mike Orebaugh Sherry Overby Cliff Parker Ann Patterson Jackie Payne Carol Pazoureck Dee Ann Perrin Judy Phillips Charles Polk Cynthia Powell John Price Townley Price Mary Pybas Russell Rdcer Dianna Reeser Barbara Reints Margaret Rich Douglas Rogers Bill Scott Paul Scott Nancy Scranton Judy Severs Phil Sharp Garry Shaver Bill Shepherd Shirley Shoemake Carolyn Singleton Judy Skillern Martha Smallwood Lu Southerland Sandra Stanczyk Pam Starr Lonnie Stephens Anna Sterling Karen Stoni s Herb Sirickland Deeda Suggs Terry Suggs Mona Sutton Don Tdpper Sonia Thackerson John Thompson Janet Tice Jimmy Toney Richard Trautman George Vaughn Carol Vaught All-American Boy Janee Votaw Frank Walters Kenneth Weir Joey Wells Marvin Wells Ray White Cookie White Fredda White Carol Wicks Dick Wilkins Charlene Willits David Wilson Mary Wisdom Glenda Wright Faye Young George Dooley WT? A fl' ..dv ' ,sf fro , rf? wg-v 'mv I , Kr 'N-1' X 2 ., I 4. 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Gene Drewnicky Sue Duncan Dayle Elliott John Evans Kenneth Felker Jack Flaherty Harry Flewelling Gene Foster Joe Foster Annette Frazier Shirley Frese Maureen Garrett Roy Garrett Judy Greene Danny Harris Mary Harris Judy Hartmm Trent Hight Beverly Hill Karen Hinkle Ronnie Hornbeek Pat Hauser Bill Howard Peggy Howard Kenny Hull Sandra Ingles Karen Jack Barbara James Suzanne Jennings Douglas Jones ot Long in Acquiring a Foothold Jacquelyn Johnson Paulette Johnson Roger Keel Cl oudia Keister Myrna Keith Bill Kennedy Jerome Kennedy Floyd Koch Connie Kuhn Clara Lane Druecella Langley Don Lewis Sharon Lowe Jerry McCorkle Richard McKinney Vickie McKinney Steve McKnight Karen McRoberts Joyce Martin Mary Martin Janice Matthews Raymon Matthews Jackie Maze Bob Miller Eddy Miller Patsy Minor Randall Mock Kenneth Morefield Judy Nance Janet Neal in-v-af. ffm- ,J I vm'- K -4--- ' Skggimvlplifig Q 405' -o-P' fhy., j v 'C:: ? 1' n 'wif -- A f ty if H J K ft , , wk X Q! ,. 5: 6 'Mr , F.'k 3 ff J ga x 1, --ze E if v wdnafgk ,I v. 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Steve Smith Jackie Snodgrass Benny Sprouse Gayle Spurgeon Charles Sterlcel Sandra Stevens Gloria Stiles Helen Stone Betty Summers Shirley Swinney Grant Taggard Norma Taylor Rosemary Taylor Rita Tippin Linda Lou Walters Betty Waner Charlotte Waters Allen Weiner Sharon Wells Karen White Doug Yeager Butch Zilch Make Room For Us Entering the threshold of young adult- hood, Pfepdrirlg to take their place among Senior high studentsp being a Freshman has been more fun than any previous year. Looking forward to pledging, to try- ing out for A string, Freshman stu- dents have more excitement and fun looming ahead. Junior High has had its thrills. its fun and its excitement. Now Freshmen are ready to enter Senior High work and fun. V V .Q K Aaron Adams ' ,, .V T A fig Jerry Ainsworth , M ' ' A i n I i Mary Lou Alexander 5 J 'tr W tr,, 2 ' . -ff Harry Auguslme -,Z x VL , ,,,: Jr rkk.. V? Q' Jerry Bene! 31+ K 3 ' gy X Q is . ,P we .ff W errt L I s VVA ' Bob Barnett . 1 il - A 5 Jana Best Y Y, , V r A llavr V Linda Booze ' 5 W Frank Boully .., ,rf we 15 2 W' . -1 V155 g Zsgt 2 5 szg Mike Brewer K fffww - S U P N Raymond Brown A fi t' l t ' Cheryl Buckhold A ,- V- e V if A J J t A at L I' B awk as :.1 Seoe ' 1 so A I- . W4 A . t A tt rr 'S U' ' A, 7 .:x v- , :kir by U A K-fs Mlke Burk 5' ,, , wie Q--H , wwf 3 Jimmy Burke A ' i'i'- Wi ', i ...M ..t. liot a M.. A W at 1 Yi x W S uf ' ' x 4 'Q Y' , ..: M .o,:g A2 2 A ,,,.,..g o,tt M J tito y tees y Sy eo 'arf' . .. ff . 4 w we sf wmv 1 ,. . ,JJ s o M A Sue Calhoun sT.s V 3 V , Tommy Canfield ' 1 I 2 si v e Connie Cantrell Mike Carpenter , iikk i, 'i . , K it Arthur Chapman l in V 15 JV Hi fi: Curtis Chapman E K' Charles Chilton , .i ' -V ret. , A. Carol' Cody hw A Maxine Coe Wegre on Our Way U . Billy Coleman l.L i Carolyn Colmore A f 'V A-ll 1 'gg Jo' Cox - i is s 1-i if im' Gregory Cupp Q Iy, V 1 -. , 1 i -l'1 K ,Q ,X gy or '31, -. N F Eddie D., r is y r vis .Aml V , - AA.,, E 1- K V YAAA fp 3.2 , r i ,L,1 L - ' V A M i A +Z,' . ' - .V l llll W D W Patricia Davis A Jesse DeGeare Q . X Af i - , Mary Carol Eadie , A X X M gi K 1 A V Q Larry Edwards -..ii I ir .V f Ez. . .. Louis Ei schen l 'VW' ' - . -.'x - - in Qs 4, swf i lx V 8: Qrr. is AX yy . i Q 'V 'V .s1- x 1 X5 ,M ., L. A A Make Ellis y yy y Barbara Fagin V V A . - .lack Flaherty I 3 'ml Y 'M V HN' Tamara Floyd 1 --195 a 'su-sv Carol Furr if-sv M slr in i '- ' i A in ' Bobby Gardner ' ' ' Q sfm Gwen . . , s ... ' . , an- -,, . ii 1 ,V ' as -- Terry Ginn X j .- ' :M ig i if g l 1 . ' woylm Goodman yy , at -,A A Christy Griffin ' yyly -' 1 ' 1' Aa If K'. 1: H- i A A Janie Hagee P pax, i 1- , 5 Ricky Hahn . g 3 vm Cindy Hal e K L W. Q xh' , MQW h y ,-, , Darla Harding Y 5 A 'L sy w i 4' J ' Sharon Horny gf. , Y Q gm, ...g--' 'f X my ' L W ' Danny Haynes 1 Valdis Henkuzens fi L Cathern Henningion t- g l ,J eqkz, I , 'W ,yn Clara Hen ry , sy b y P ix I Donald Heptinstall i r '.2' V 7. i ,A yyya rsa M is qw N A . i f - Q .K 3 BI everl ene Hollis Roger Hubbard nr in , ake Room for Us. 1 i y 1 Van 1 Q 43 L R M 4 I, at . w , ,I 3 it f-5, s er of ' P 'Y' ff ' - 4,- 9 ,nv K:.,- A ,A-yi, f , A 'fag if-5 J R M 5 V, E ' , , 5 I X .Q :VL LJ ' wg, if it ,Q ' 3 A . David Jack son Glenn James Donna Jaro Bobby Jen sen Linda Johnson Donny Jones La Vada Keef Ronnie Keel Mike Kirkpatrick Pat Layton Johnny Lenhart Penny Lewis Darendia Lowther Kay McConathy Susan McCowan Hugh McCrabb Ronnie McCracken Sally McNeil Mike Mahoney Nadia Malikoff Toma Malikaff Roger Maxwell Lonnie Maynard Nedra Miles Anita Miller Jinny Moore Shirlenne Nelson Karen Nettleship Otis Ann Newman Carol Oldham Raymond Poe Virginia Potts John Provines Ronnie Pyle Richard Rohn Herschel Ramsey Edward Ray Juanita Rentfro Leona Robison Tip Sabin Mike Sartin Jo Lynn Schaefer Cheryl Siffers Joy Simon Linda Sires Pamela Skaggs Danny Smith Janet Smith Nira Smith Linda Speer Barbara Staton Craig Stevens Jack Stone Perry Tacca Allen Taggard Nancy Tarr Jerry 'Taylor Bob Townley Ray Vineyard Jay Wagner Sharon Wallace Mary Walter Janice Ware Henry Whitehorn Craig Williams Eddie Wilson Gary Wilson Nancy Wilson Dennis Zilch Mary Wright Patricia Zinn Donna Zinn Simon Zilch .1.. it f .o' ' ' 1 -+ If-if ' M 3 i f 'N i in i'V it V A ' I 'Y' Q., 2' : gb' , -Q In K b . K Vi my ' V E ,fp X :rb K 25,51 L, 'lf L 1,4 ' gn ' Qin K X, rf' M S S A . f 'Q 'V X. 'u .. i . ., W., N, , Mg, X 6. 3 K 'QF ,xg 24' .f4,.f.,-f S 1 . ..f jj W -a. xiii infix is L D 5' if J S Am it ' S :img - .s -. 1 i .W MH. Q3 -4 A -Q. , 1 'He . V ' , 5' S. wk af? ff 5 if -f W c ,Al rv? ..VL V' Q. i 3-.45 R yrri 1 in KW fd -P' 'wwf H . V Q q is Qnfi M it if S iiicc It 5. elb K '7 o't fi- fi . 18' M- wwf .. K. .L 1 qqgaeo- .3 5' 59? 5 I W fa' l I A 1 i 1 -1- fx 'SI '5- , .NX ' it AQCWEI , 'lf Sn ' 'FR' 'if 'ZX J- T iff 'P .r 4--4 lofs ik Q U Q voted MosT LIKELY TO succEED, Denny Tomlin and Nedra Hud- son practlce for days to come. Voted SMARTEST in the Class, Ann Harriger Robert Livingston show how it's done Sr. MOST TALENTED Judy Wilburn and Willy Aynes discuss tricks of their trade before go Ing on stage MOST HANDSOME and PRETTIEST Howard -,ie Stapp and Richard Gor- rsonalities Opposite Page Friendly, but out to win could be the motto for Bill Puckett and Sue Maxwell, voted BEST ATHLETES. Janice Young and Larry Lambert, voted BEST- MANNERED, practice a seldom-used art - polite- ness. Pat Patterson and Willie Aynes slide down a ,V bannister to prove them- selves PEPPIEST. FRIENDLIEST, Susie man prove it a right choice. vofea BEST DRESSED, Shirley Richart and Ron f Bell pose smartly for - J the camera. Judging a book by its cover would be nice for Lynne Anderson and Ronny Frazier BEST FIGURE and B ST PHYSIOUF 'Sm if BEST DA E ack Singley talks to Sallie Armer and Sondra O borne present a pretty picture 9 N..- Moore, also chosen BEST DATE. Ei' -11 x V, C23 'Wm v Senior High Honor Society Row 'l: Pat Ent, Janet Council, Cookie White, Dee Ann Perrin, Sharon Bruza, Dorothea De Vore, Ethan Norris. Row Z Sylvia McCorkle, Judy Wilburn, Shirley Swinney, Aves Benningfield, Judy,Nance, Myrna Keef, Marilynn Green, Gary Wilson. Row 3: Judy Arnn, Marilyn Maddox, First semester officers are: Robert Livingston, President, Walter McConathy, Vice-President, Jenni Hiser, Secretary, and Cartho Ramey, Treas- urer 54 Susie Stapp, Sallie Moore, Joy Campbell, Mary Kay Hummel, Mary De Vore, Dick Wilkins. Row 4: Dean York, Denny Tomlin, Pat Mahoney, George Vaughn, Richard Gorman, Farrel Jones, Mike Dorr, Roger Morris, Byrne Hatfield. Second semester officers are: Dean York, Presi- dent, Jimmy Cross, Vice-President, Larry Burke, Secretary, and George Vaughn, Treasurer. Recognizes Brains Row 'l: Margaret Foster, Mary Martin, Karen White, Ann Lynne Anderson, Nedra Hudson, Shirley Richart, Pat Patterson, Jan Shaw, Joy Moore. Row 2: Toni Byler, Janee Votaw, Ann Barger, Judy Croak, Lynn Nelson, Pat Krueger, Dianne Burdick, Daneille Griffin, Sue Duncan. Row 3: Karen Jack, Janice Putnam, Jenni Hiser, Louise Lowery, Ann Harriger, Mary Kaye Grum- bine, Judy Smith, Janis Young, Cartha Ramey. Row 4: Eddie Dorr, Robert Livingston, Ed Singley, Jimmy Cross, Don Griffith, J. C. Cox, Eddie Howard, Randall Mock, J. Steve Smith. Do you rate high in scholar- ship, character, leadership, serv- ice, and citizenship? These, in addition to a grade average of 4.3, are the basic qualities to become eligible for the Honor Society. Arkandre, Northeast's chapter of the National Honor Society, has 80 to l00 active members each year, but only iuniors and seniors are termed active voting members. Sophomores are probationary mem- bers who may attend the meetings but can take no part in the voting. The Honor Society not only gives special recognition to those who stand high in the above qual- ities, but at the end of each year a boy and a girl whose services to the school have been outstand- ing are chosen by the members, and at the awards assembly each receives ten dollars. Miss Gillette Sponsor Ir. High Takes Societ eriously Row T: Janice Ware, Janet Smith, Nira Smith, Blevelene Mary Carol Eadie, Otis Ann Newman, Karen Carey. Row Hollis, Cindy Hale. Row Z Cristy Griffin, Lynn Hud- 4: Leslie Burdick, Jimmy Burke, Perry Taaca, Jerry son, Jo Lynn Schaefer, Nancy Tarr, Donna Zinn, Nadia Bales, Rcnny Pyle, Larry Edwards, Mike Kirkpatrick. Malikoff. Row 3: Pam Wright, Carol Oldham, Pat Zink,,' Those who best know youth believe in youth, in the ideas of youth, and in the honor of youth. Mag- nificent buildings and splendid equipment attract the taxpayer's confidence in the secondary-school stu- dents. Surely then, with an avowed purpose of promoting the aims of this society, the National Junior Honor Society is amply iustified to other desired purposes of secondary education. The officers for this year pictured at left are lst-semester President, Ronnie Pyle, Vice-President, Jimmy Burke, Secretary, Nancy Wilson, Treasurer, '39 Christy Griffin. 2nd semester President, Perry Taaco, A A Vice-President, Bob Townley, Secretary, Kay McCon- iynft, 4, athy, Treasurer, Tip Sabin. The faculty sponsor is Mi ss Marjorie Terry. 56 Horizon Club Pictured above are the iunior Wahankas. Sponsor, Mrs. White, J. Campbell, J. Council, S. Bruza, P. Pierson, D. Rea, T. Byler, K. White. Mrs. Davison, Sponsor of the Wahanlca Horizon Club, has done a fine iob this year. Ask any of these ,Q members and they will tell you that this club has been a very important part of their fun in high school. They enjoy planning programs for self-improvement which includes demonstrations on makeup, hair styl- ing, and significant talks on personality development. Row I: P. Ent, S. Stone, S- Shoe-make, M. Green, Row 2: Young, J. Mayes, A. Harriger, J. Payne, A. Patterson, J. M. Conley, J. Fagin, J. Votaw, M. Foster, K. Sisney, J. Moore, K. Fisher, Sponsor, Mrs. Young. These girls Hiser, M. Matrox, Row 3: M. Robinson, L. Nelson, J. represent the genigr Wqhgnkgs, 57 Our Jr. Rotarians, who are luncheon guests of Gorman, R. Livingston, E, Singley, D, Tomlin, the Rotary Club, are E. Howard, J. Singley, R. B. Provines. Outstanding Boys Chosen as Rotarians Standing before the flag they represent are: R. Burns W. Kent, P. Krueger, D. Griffith. 58 Boys' and Girls' State l ei Soi V053 OW .X I S f , I Our representatives to Boys' and Girls' State will tell you that not only is experience the best teacher, but it's fun, also! At State, they spent one full week setting up their own government and receiving instruction from some of the top authorities in the nation. Oilmen Guests of Cit Companies Learning about the petroleum industry are - Row I: D. COYHCY, E- HOW!-Ird, J. Singley, J. Goodner. Row 4: York, S. Radford, K. Brown, D. Tomlin, R. Gorman, J- Cross, G- O5b0 '1e, B- P 0Vin0S. R- FYU1i0 , R- Row 2: B. Wheeler, D. Griffith, W. McConathy, E. Livingston, N. Slaughter. Singley, J. Conley. Row 3: B. Joyner, M. Stark, C. Ufficials Reign 'SEB' + + , I f- p-l'i . 1 fi I 2 Ml J is sg 1--' i J viii - EE Q X T- :I eg? ff... 15+ , f'i l Hilti-1XfxfQLgg P .wa 0 i fs' This year nine lucky students took over the offices of state, county, and city officials for one day. Sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., this activity is part of National Father-and-Son Week. Its purpose is to give students the opportunity to see what goes on in the various offices. Smiling officials are: R. Gorman, P. Krueger, E. Howard. Not pictured: J. Caldwell, P. Patterson, B Staton, J. Davis, R. Pyle, A. Routh. tuclent Council Sets Row 'l: P. Patterson, N. Hudson, M. Maddox, L. Nelson, D. Burdick, S. Riclwart, J. Vanderslice, L. Anderson, S. Flowers, R. Taylor, S. Swinney, C. Anderson. Row Z C. Ramey, S. Osborne, S. Stapp, C. Sanders, B. Wasson, L. Towne, S. Hansen, M. Grumbine, C. Cheval- ley, J. Edelman, S. Thackerson, M. Conley. Row 3: First Semester Officers N. Daugherty, K. Hinkle, M. Orebaugh, B. Puckett, D. Dittlemier, B. Wolfrom, J. Hiser, D. Tomlin, B. Baldwin, K. White, E. Howard, R. Mock, P. Severs. Row 4: T. Havenstrite, H. Bryant, R. McNutt, R. Bauer, H. Armer, R. Livingston, R. Gorman, B. Emitt, J. Savage, L. Lambert, D. Lewis, E. Dorr, J. Thompson, B. Floyd. President Vice-President Secretary Richard Gorman Eddie Howard Lynne Anderson li-il f ind' f We .HW S SQFWS Treasurer Joed Savage 'Nw' New Traditions FLORIDA BOUND! This goal was reached by long hours of labor as hard-working students turned salesmen and workmen and sold shampoo during a work-day in which everyone took part. The conference, attended by the first-semester officers, was the annual meeting of the Southern Association of Student Councils. The officers returned home full of new ideas to improve North- east. After-the-game mixers at the Northeast Cen- ter with dancing, topped oft by french fries and sandwiches, were an example of the more suc- cessful projects. Each year the student council sponsors one social activity. This year's HOWDY HOP was one of the best of all times. Students and teach- ers alike turned out to see the crowning of the friendliest boy and girl. A new policy in elections for second semes- ter helped to improve both elections and school activities. Candidates for the election were made to run on a definite platform, thereby enabl- ing the students to select the best possible person. The student council and student body have set ideals and traditions for future Northeast students to uphold. Getting ready for the Yuletlde season! Second Semester Ufficers President Vi ce-President Secretary Treasurer Robert Livingston Denny Tomlin Marilyn Maddox Phil Jennings Committee S Help Creati and Mr. Yoesting, Sponsor . . . What to do in Student Council when the lob is too big for one person? Delegate a committee, of course. These committees successfully carry through all proiects given them by the Student Council. and Miss Ellis, also. Committee Chairmen Guide Resolutions R. Gorman, R. Livingston, M. Conley, Grumbine, J. Thompson, J. Hiser, J. Savage L. Nelson, S. Hansen, S. Moore, P. Jennings, S. Thockerson, J. Conley, J. Crock, J. Cowon, B. Alder. I va ur 7 f ! D. Tomlin M lunior High Follows U First-semester officers did a fine job: Perry Taaca, Tamara Floyd, Nancy Wilson, and Barbara Staton ..... . . . . . with the second-semester officers athy, John Provines, and Mike Sartin. Row l: O. Newman, J. Trautmon, J. Hendrix. Hampton, C. Best, R. Segnar, B. Potter, L. Adams, D. Haynes, M. Row 5: B. Fagin, J. Edwards, R. Lewis. L B R A Kirkpatrick, G. Burk, R. Hubbard, T. Gillock Ware, D. Harding, M. Kinsey, J. Goodman, L Smith, K. Pearson, S. Pierce, C. Bowman, Row 2: K. Dykstra, J. Virtue, B. Floyd, Graham. Row 3: M. Eadie, J. Lerret, Bresel, J. Stapp. Row 4: C. Driskell, finishing nicely: Juanita Renfro, Kay McCon- tudent Toda . Future Teachers. There may be a shortage of teachers today, but from the number of students taking part in the Future Teachers' Club, it does not look like it will be so tomorrow. Pictorial evidence is this group of students consist- of the following: Bottom row: E. Mattingly, M. Wisdom, B. Noe, P'. Ent, S. Flowers, S. Stapp, C. Ramey, P. Paterson, J. Moore, M. Foster, J. Smith, M. Robinson, Row 2: N. Hudson, C. Copeland, C. Powell, S. Shoe.- First Aid First, Head hurt? Eyes sting? Bones ache? Stomach upset? If so, maybe our Future Nurses could help. Though per- haps it may actually be a bit early to promote the an- cient art of the medical profession to any great extent now, we have these active participants, as follows: Bottom row: J. Holmes, J. New, B. Burnett, B. Wasson, S. Sims, R. Gilliland, J. Carlilie, C. Caesar, Row 2: make, L. Nelson, P. Krueger, M. Maddox, A. Harriger, M. Grumbine, J. Young, S. Frese, Row 3: J. Finley, K. Stonis, S. Osborne, K. White, C. Chevalley, M. Conley, M. Greene, S. Thackerson, P. Pierson, J. Shaw, Row 4: B. Emitt, C. Poke, B. Floyd, L. Penn, E. Howard, S. Richart, M. Orebaugh, J. Vanderslice, M. Wolfe, D. Grif- fith, N. Scranton, D. Rea, Miss Ellis, S. Hansen. 0II10I'I'0W l1I'SCS F. Young, D. DeVore, M. Wolfe, P. Goodrich, J. Rey- nolds, C. Vanderpool, C. Sanders, J. Tice, Row 3: Mrs. Beck, J. Wilson, C. Pazoureck, P. Belk, N. Comer, C. Houchin, D. Bowers, A. Coe, M. Minor, Row 4: C. Mayes, B. Houchin, B. Hall, C. Singleton, G. Finley, C. Grimes, F. Grimes, B. Norton, J. Arnn, C. Wicks, S. Miller. Brain In Tri- ei . Moon rockets! Satellites! Outer-space! What does it all mean? This question is being answered twice monthly at the regular meetings of the Tri-Sci Club, which has been established for students interested in biology, chemistry, and physics, or related fields. Members pictured include: Bottom row: S. Radford, H. Kirk, Row 2: A. Harriger, S. Maxwell, D. Lyman, C. Cotner, Row 3: P. Mahoney, B. Lyman, S. McCorkle, M. DeVore, J. Arnn, Row 4: J. Thompson, D. Tomlin, K. Brown, B. Shep- ard, T. Price, B. Norton, C. Houchin, D. DeVore. E ngineers Beast Large Membership The sky-scrapers, bridges, and buildings of tomorrow may be constructed by many of our boys, who are now members of Future Engineers. This large group con- sists ofthe following: Bottom row: S. Clifton, G. Wil- son, E. Norris, R. Gorman, R. McClain, E. Dorr, D. Lyman, D. Settle, B. Wheeler, Miss Mattox, Row 2: A. Hubbard, G. Lambert, K. Brown, D. York, D. Tapper, R. Chambers, P. Mahoney, B. Alder, J. Savage, C. Echer, Row 3: J. Campbell, F. Jones, B. Puckett, T. Brownley, J. Price, J. Case, B. Weaver, T. Swanson, P. Jennings, R. DeLaughter, Row 4: G. Jensen, D. Lambert, J. Goodner, E. Howard, B. Joyner, J. Singley, H. Armer, B. Provines, L. Chandler, B. Brown, Row 5: Miss Mattox, G. Vaughn, B. Maxwell, J. Cross, L. Burke, R. Benham, S. Radford, C. Parker, Row 6: B. Scott, R. Trautman, A. Crosbie, D. Wilkins, M. Love- land, N. Slaughter, B. Burke, B. Lyman, G. Osborne, Row 7: D. Sullivan, J. McBurnett, B. Shepard, D. Grif- fith, C. Cotner, J.W. Cooper, J. Conley, J. Thompson, Row 8: R. Burns, J. Toney, T. Havenstrite, J. Cald- well, E. Singley, R. Livingston, W. McConathy, H. Bryant, R. Carter, B. Johnson. Dui' .F.L. Speakers Give Pre tige Addington, J. Barton, P. Ent, D. Perrin, L. Nelson, M. Members who have consistently made the Speech Depart- ment one of the best are the following: Row i: J. Hiser, MUHOXI G- wfighif 5- Dolieff T- B'-Jfki P- Al0XUl'1d6f, A- M. DeV0re, B. Ray, D. Burdick, D. Gordon, Row 25 B, Sterling, A. Frazier, J. Nelson, Row 4: D. Tomlin, L. Slugle, S. Duncan, L. Walters, N. Hudson, P. Patterson, Edwofdsf J- -l0'1di 'Sf M- SUFNYM J- Wflder K- -l0Ck, B- F. Thornberry, L. Anderson, S. Richort, J. Moore, J. Barnard: R- PYlef D- Rev. C- Kelsfflff M- H0UliSf0f1, J- Vanderslice, D. Brooks, Row 3: M. Smith, J. Nance, S- Bolesl R' Bell, T- BYICY. F- WGINNSI R- BUNCH- High Point Winner Mike Houliston High Point Winner Dianne Burdick And furthermore . . . Debate Has Second Year Though still in its infancy this second year, the Debate group is beginning to thrust promi- nently its collective faces into the heated dis- . cussion that molds great orators. Despite its brief sojourn of only two years at Northeast, the debate NICIWI l'1CIS fared well in tournaments. Much of the credit goes to Mr. Stalnalcer, the sponsor and the following students: Row 'l: S. Sifers, D. Harding, J. Nance, D. Tomlin, K. Brown, 5- Dozier, Row 2: L. Booze, G. Spurgeon, J. Bales, A. Frazier, F. Walters, T. Burk, R. Button, and Mr. Stalnaker. gp-8-W Pla Pro Scores: Mluetters to Lueernew Best Actor Bobby Ray Stars of the January 22 production include Play Pro Prodigies: Row 1: M. DeVore B, S. Duncan, A. Sterling, N. Hudson, D. Gor- Ray, L, Anderson, A, Sterling, Row 2? p. don, P. Patterson, J. Wade, R. Bell, J. Patterson, K. Jack, N. Hudson, J. Moore .3 4 Moore, L. Anderson. T, Bylerl D. penin, S- Duncan: Row 3: M. ,w Scfflnf L- Burdick, B. Barnard, L. Nelson, sf R. Bell. Best Actress Mary De Vore Thespians Kee haw Running 22 S. Duncan, L. Walters, J. Hiser, L. Anderson, D. Bur- M- Sartin, K.Jack, B. Barnard, B. Ray, R. Bell, J. Bal Workers backstage are: Row l: N. Hudson, P. Patterson, Dick, J. Moore, Row 3: J. Wade, D. Perrin, L. Nelson, M M. DeVorc, D. Gordon, Mrs. Gifford, J. Vanderslice, Row Mattox, D. Rea, A. Sterling, T. Byler, Row 4: L. Burdick c A l View and Review of the 58-59 School Year 5.5f2'1L.. M,fif::L. Nardlys for '58-'59 is the combination of all the work and fun ot the yearbook class. Meet that deadline! This has been the byword in the minds of all staff members as they sitruggle to get layouts, copy, and pic- tures in on time. Time out! For fun and enjoyment as time came for the annual Nordlys King and Queen Business Manager Judy Vanderslice Sondra O sborne Art Editor .loed Savage Asst. Business Manage: W Y 5 J' Q Bill Kirkpatrick , Cookie White Tommy Abbott Martha Small wood contest. The staff selected three girls and three boys to compete for the honor. The student body chose the lucky winners. Thank heaven! Copy in, pictures in, deadlines met, the Nordlys staff stepped back to observe a job well done and a sat- isfied student body. i Judy Smith X Pat Ent Glenda Finley Karen Stonis Martha Kesler Marilyn Green Sondra Murphy :Claudia Copeland Billie Maior A Newspaper taff Goes to Work 'Q' Editor Co-editor .Advisor Jenni Hiser Dianne Burdick Shirley P0Sey A Nose for News! That's what all members ofthe Norseman Scroll Staff need as they peep around corners looking for student news and views. Get Those Ads! Since the Scroll is self-supporting, it is important for ads to come in on schedule. Staff members who turned advertising person- nel are always on the lookout for ads. Howdy! Work is shoved aside, ads forgotten, as the time tor Mr. Howdy and Miss Hello comes around again. Students and teachers alike look for- ward to the annual selection of the friendliest boy and girl in the senior high. Congratulations! For a job that took a lot of work, but has satisfying results. Business Manager Louise Lowery Advertising Manager il 'W Billie Maior Sports Editor Gale Anderson 1 Mary Hummel Peggy Howard Karen Abbott 'U Suzanne Jennings Karen Nettleship ' f. i:jT...,Q' ia A t f l? Tw J Q , 'K , f ,R , i ,l l. Carol Eadie Eddie Miller Ava Piercy ,,,,..y Ann Patterson asf tagecraft What is the formula for properly setting a scene? Plywood? Paint? Per- spiration? Yep! Plus a first-rate stagecraft crew, which consists of- Row 'lz Don Settle, Howard Arrner, Bobby Brown, Mr. lsom, Row 2: Joed Sav- age, Jeanne Howe, Judy Skillern, Lillian Peak, Paul Alexander, Ron Bell, Charles Lewis, Row 3: Calvin Goodman, James Brazeal, Francis Booth, Richard Weaver, Bill Jones, Larry Morrow, Bill Yehle. Red Cross Do Northeast students like to eat? Bi-weekly Red Cross-sponsored doughnut sales suggest the answer. Clara Barton would be proud of these students and their many worthwhile proiects. Row l: J. Lewis, J. Greene, B. Hoppers, E. Moyer, W. Webb, R. McLain, P. Pierson, M. Foster, 5. White Eagle, C. Hurlbutt, J. Moore, Mrs. Thompson, Sponsor, Row 2: M. Mo- honey, B. Henderson, L. Friend, J. Goddard, J. New, D. Lyman, J., Nix, S. Yeager, C. Yeager, S. Frese, Row 3: J. Wilson, A. Barger, J. Crook, A. Harriger, S. Hansen, L. Towne, R. Allison, M. Ellis, K. Sisney, J. Young, A. Neighbours, Row 4: B. Scott, M. Fergu- son, R. Mengers, B. Provines, D. Griffith, R. White, R. McNutt, J. Wells, E. Alexander, E. Davis, J. Steimer. Need Help. Ollice Aids Hats oft to these girls! Without them we'd never have been counted absent. Row 'l: K. Crook, L. Burns, M. Pybas, M. Foster, A. Patterson, P. Ent, C. Ramey, Row 2: M. Hummel, S. Addington, S. Stone, J. Campbell, J. Council, S. Fresej Row 3: K. Fisher, P. Howard, M. Gar- rett, D. Rea, S. Moore, L. Friend, J. Armburst. Library Aids We find these aids posed in the midst of their volumes: llcneelingj J. Best, J. Best, D. Downing, M. Downing, fstonding, A. Neighbours, C. Vaught, C. Khun, V. Isaacs, N. Davenport, J. Schaefer, H. Kirk, A. Goodner, A.Murphy. C011 nSelor's Aids Typing, checking papers, and running errands keep these girls quite busy: S. Stapp, J. Smith, M. Wolfe, M. Grum- bine, L. Towne, J. Robison, P. Bellc, A. Harriger. Laboratory Aids PFOICCUOIIISIS How nicel A new amoe- 'LlQl f5l Camaro! Acllonl' ba for our Collecyionf' are the famous words of Say G. Osborne, D, G,if- these camera men: B. Spi- fighl S. Hansen, J. Tice, cer, J. DeGeare, D. Car- N. Jones. Pe 'lc 1 W' Mcclnlyf R' Keel, L. Slaughter, J. Mullinax. The crown ofthe Y-Teen Guy, Ed Singley. These will help needy people everywhere. Dianne Burfck lst Semest r President Shirley Richart lst Semester L Vice-lireiident nn Ne so Pi'stPSemester Secretary at atterso lst Semestevli Treasurer 2nd Semestfer Social Ch-tirman Janis You lst Semegglr lntra-Club Represent tive Joy Moore lst Semester Jujocial Chairman y Smith 2nd Semester President Marilyn Maddox 2nd Semester P Vice-President at Ent Kb: SemestbrhSecretary at erine Fis e 12nd Semester Tieasurer enni Hiser 2nd Semestbr lntra-Club Representative Sharry Hanson M2nd iemestbr Sgt. at Arms ary aye Glrum ' 2nd Semester Sgiilizt Arms Nedra Hudsdn 2nd Semester Reporter Shawn Eischen 2nd Semester Service Chairman 72 I W Y-Teens Mrs. Miller Y- Teen Sponsor Service is their goal with satisfaction for a reward. Service along with fun makes Northeast's Y-Teen chapter one of the most active organiza- tions in the school as well as in the city.Winning the gold trophy for having the largest active mem- bership in the City was one of the greatest oc- complishments of Northeast's Y-Teens in many years. Members spent many pleasurable hours gathering old clothes for the needy and singing Christmas carols to bring Christmas ioy to others. Along with work comes play, and the annual Y- Teen Snow Ball which was held in the Civic Room ot the Biltmore highlighted the Christmas season. The dance was sponsored by the sale of Christ- mas and all-occasion cards, the main money-rais- ing proiect of Y-Teens. wighgmu if it Wm S Wy. 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YRX 'VIC Wim -mf 'XR KW! .4 Judy Alyea Lynne Anderson Alice Belk Sharon Bruza Billie Burnett Charlene Caesar Joy Campbell Jo Ann Carlile Nancy Comer Janet Council Judy Crook Kay Crook Fallie DcVore Sue Duncan Carol Enlow Glenda Finley Margaret Foster Shirley Frese Maureen Garrett .lan Goddard Marilynn Green Ann Harriger Mary Harris Judy Hartman Peggy Howard Mary Kaye Hummel Suzanne Jennings Pat Krueger Joyce Martin Emilie Mattingly Sharon Miller Sallie Moore Sondra Murphy Mary Nichols Jo Lane Nix Lillian Peak 73 With atisfaction a Reward Dee Ann Perrin Pat Pierson Joe Ann Porter Janice Putnam Cartlwa Ramcy Diana Rea Carol Sanders Shirley Shoemalxe Karen Sisney Barbara SI agle Jackie Snodgrass Susie Stapp Karen Sionis Shirley Swinney Rosemary Taylor Sonia Thackerson Janet Tice Rita Tippin Linda Towne Judy Vanderslice Barbara Wasson Fredda V-'hite Mary Wisdom Mary Wolfe 74 Dancing to the strains of the musir of AI Good at tl'e annual Y-Teen Snow Ball. JU' Y' 5 ..- 4., is 1 44 is W r S 1' 4' 'M ' X Q f ,qw SU!- 5. ' in 9'9 x R' F -rf' ,, Q L1-vi N'-1' Bev- gg, .1 Q 5 of :N R 16 nt' .ff-5 frsi . v illa , f Xi' ff! f ...N , ,,......-v i gfi Courtes Club alm- .Q Nil Q' 45? K If these girls look familiar, it may be because they usher at many of the school activi- ties. Being courteous is part of their iob. All this could not be done without the sponsor, Miss Ellis. Claudia Copeland Judy Crook Dee Ann Perrin Martha Smallwood Lu Southerlcnd Karen Stonis Judy Barton Kay Crook Anne Lynne Anderson Vice-P res ident Sharon E i schen Trea surer Cloetta Grimes Nedra Hudson President Lynn Nelson Secretary Susie Stapp 3 X is M., Judy Greene Mary Martin Jan Shaw Shirley Swinney 7 l My 'vi ii' 6 Mike Stark President Q , Q i I 9' .15 if X l x I l ' V V I i K .K il .Q S S J iii S J . b. S .V i g. .v:- gf fi ,':, f ,Q . L K3 If '-my Nr! Donit in Me N0 Stella White Eagle Charles Echer Richard DeLaughter Vice-President Secrelmy 5 X i . S-fi 1 SL ' is K I S i ii S A i L LW 5' L, it Q if- al 'M' V ri? ,., A' EV, . tw 1 x A x A to Treo surer Betty Baldwin Jerry Bales Alice Belk Diane Bowers Thelus Bowers James Bowman Lucy Box Mike Brewer Peggy Brumley Sharon Bruza Jimmy Burk Larry Burmeier Larry Burris Johnny Cole Shirley Coleman Beverly Clark Janet Council Danny DeGeare Naomi Dougherty Mike Ellis John Franklin Shirley Frese Maureen Garrett Steve Garrett Rebecca Gillillund Terry Ginn Judith Greer Ellen Hall Danny Hunt Phil lsham Jackie Johnson Glenn James Larry Lambert Don Lewis Sharon Lowe Mary Martin Jean Mayes Bob Miller Jane Morgan Rita Tippin Barbara Murphy Anita Neighbours Joe Bob Nelson Jolane Nix Neva Ore Eddie penn Romney Philpott Pat Pierson Margaret Plato Jack Pratt Margie Robinson Nancy Scranton Don Settle Patty Severs Jan Shaw Shirley Shoemake Jimmy Sisco Joan Skaggs Judy Skillern Barbara Slagle Danny Smith Joyce Steimer Mona Sutton Shirley Swinney Barbara Tanner Lee VanHorn Grayson Webb Judy Wilburn Charlene Willits Johnna Wilson Janice Young K lain 1 f Q iv ' its Rock and Shirley Shoemake Ac comp ani st tau , el a : flip JA xi' X Roll Here ll Do - Re - Mi- Fa - So -La-Ti-Do! singthe Northeast Choir students throughout the year at dif- ferent festivities over the state. Besides participating in these activities, they also aid in making the assemblies of Northeast High School a continuing success. ln its spare time, the choir does many organize-- tions a tremendous favor by having its recently formed talent club provide entertainment at their many pro- grams. Yes, you may see them dancing, singing, or even doing comedies--but, no matter what it is, they always manage to do it well, ably directed by Miss Smith. HU' Gu 'W Q, K f' 4 , ,Sv-'x JI I , , h w. ,YT N x A ,Ji 1 If J i F v . 'br 'H , K Q 'xx L xi Miss Smith Director an 'F' CW Glee Club erenades Si!- lv' ,ig-ag, - T we ig, . is 9? 4 an .3 .iv A in-iii' .1 -K ks .V Mary Lou Alexander Judy Alyea Jana Best Betty Brown Wilmetta Calhoun Danette Chapman Joyce Cochran Maxine Coe Cheryl Cummins Jo Ann Davis Frankie Davis Pat Davis Tammy Floyd Cindy Hale Clara Henry Blevelene Hollis Jerri Holt Linda Johnson Paulette Johnson Delores Keel Clara Lane Penny Lewis Darendia Lowther Susan McCowan Karen McRober1s Anita Miller Patsy Minor Jane Nelson Judy Nelson Shirlene Nelson Beverly Noe Carol Oldham Jo Ann Porter Linda Ramsey Juanifa Renfro Katherine Richardson Karen Roberison Jo Lynn Schaefer Joy Simon Linda Sires Janet Smith Jackie Snodgrass Barbara Staion Gloria Siiles Nancy Tarr Norma Taylor Rosemary Taylor Diane Wallcer Mary Walfer Nancy Wilson Donna Zinn Pa? Zink Judy Greene Grace O'Steen jan New y trike Up The Band Under the direction of Drum Maior Anita Rickey and Director Nat White, the Northeast highschool band has haa cl busy and successful year. Playing at football games, assem- blies, concerts, and tournaments has been only a portion of the many things done. Many new trappings were added to the band this year, such as white belts, white shoes, new uniforms, and a shattering of tradition with the adding of two mascots to the twirler personnel. A really snappy band earned student and teacher admiration alike. pi .. . 1 if ' l Drum MCli0l'QHO Mqgcgt Museo' i Anita Rickey Dana Killgore Becky Rickey And The Band Played On Q 1 55 Q T I X9-it Zgiyff MN W f- J! l .1 it X25 O Starting early in the morning and working late in the even- ing is no new chore for band members. Many times they can be found rehearsing for an upcoming show. Pep and enthusiasm runs high and this is obvious in their playing as well as in their marching. Especially for pep assemblies, first chair members from every section have formed a pep band under the direction of student director Hugh Bryant. They do this on their own time with no credit involved. They also serve as background for the twirler acts. A special first was added this year when all band members made a request performance on Oklahoma Bandstond. . . only one of the many honors our great band has earned for Northeast this year. -Q n 7 5 V ' U . 'atv Q 'V 5 xx 5 W ' has '.VVf':.- N 1 is A 3 No V I nw . -.. ' - if X X mn WM gg. if -wa 1 V Q A X 1 ag .V -i .X iq, ,, YQ x , . N . ' ! fx .ax f - Q . f W , Qt , i gp , ,Kg 01 D , N ,R .V we , I A sa, .nw Sf ,QTL mx, X RQ. 1 X ME ,.,,?,,,,x 'B' MR X' , Q :Q ' -- ' X fvf' ' ' ff M 1L 4, .iw , N 1:5 '- --- VN ? if .7 I Q ,N chi 1 NX XXX f,?V'i,,,A : 'J' .. yx A gjfi , 13 ' x' J m++A:. E .. pg 1 gig, A A A Zz, V wi? H ,M f-s g 5, if ri, x - f 2 .QF X , 113 N A Y 1 22' Y-,QV F am I 5? ai NY - 7 5 L R., H 3 , Music. Music. Music. HW f .X-'M'-4 Donna Bowers and John Fliclcinger made a striking Band officers for this year were: Ben Kline, Vice band queen and escort. President, David Wilson, President, Grace O'Steen, Secretary, and Hugh Bryant, Asst. Band Director. For the first time in the history of Northeast, band seniors were given a graduation party. This was for the seniors, their dates, parents, and band officials. lt was held at the Holiday Inn. Dinner and dancing came after the ceremony for the seniors. Welch, Weaver, Powers, Rickey, Steimer, Scott, Good- Strong, Hart, Quick, Carlile, Case, Bryant, Slaughter, man, Arterburn, Slaughter, Schreffler. Row 4: Phillips, Weaver, Walters, Taggard, Booze, Bryant, Suggs, York, Mays, Riggs, Harris, Rogers, Wayner, Stevens, Wilson, Strickland, Mullenix, Wilson. ,Meigs-, LL iz orkets Cheer Have you eve. noticed the peppiest section at the games? Why, it's the Norket section, of course, always there, full ot pep and spirit to back our team. 1 ' Q As the school year begins so does Norket ig, sf: '- ' , i,. .- .- J. .. . r 5:-or, to . , , 535: , .. 71, it . yew im ' mgfirf A .ii -- ,V svgwxisml K f , . We A ,Helga Wil Q i 115' 'a 5 f tue fl '4' 4 1,5 l Mrs. Davidson Sponsor Sherry Addqington Judy Alyea Gayle Anderson Ann Burger Judy Barton Alice Belk. Aves Benningfield Thelus Bower Diane Brooks Sue Brown Sharon Bruza Teelaine Burk Billie Burnett Rita Button Toni Byler Charlene Caesar Dolly Campbell Jo Ann Carlile Danette Chapman Carla Chevalley Anita Coe Shirley Coleman Mary Lou Conley Claudia Copeland Judy Croak 84 pledging. The traditional pinning of the maroon and gray ribbons is one of the highlights of the first semester. Each year the Norkets have their annual carnival. Cowgirls, games of skill, and good chow helped add to the western theme this year as the Northeast gym became the Bar NHS Ranch. Norkets also have annual football and basket- ball parties. These parties are to honor the boys who take part in those sports. With their other activities this year, which included the Pancake Platter, a paper drive, candy sale, and a Valentine dance, Norkets were Miss Wilson kepf busy. Sponsor -537 6 Q , i A . A 4.4 i L .x 4 .. s If lm i 3 W ' 14 K CQ' f 7 9 M' - I Y ll T- ll, 4 inlet? .h Ae.. 144. L1 .JL , Y ikings To Victor 6 L .f ' A gf J - my i y i ,, my iv 4, 6 Nl A 4' L, .. A 'sf X2 ' T , J Q 4 ,- A , J .A sn 4, 1 g . A Qmli L ng' L ' X .. V , l 4 xA rl . 2 L x ' W 2 H J - 3 Af 4 IL i a .. 1 A A .L A ,. L t i t A4 A h G As l was saying Kay Crook Janet Council Sue Duncan Janet Edleman Sharon Eischen Carol Enlow Joanne Fagin Janice Finley Katherine Fisher Sandra C. Flowers Margaret Foster Annette Frazier Linda Friend Jan Goddard Peggy Goodrich Marilynn Green Judy Greene Judie Greer Daneille Griffin Cloefta Grimes Floetta Grimes Mary Kaye Grumbine Patsy Hale Bernice Hall Ellen Hall Lynda Hall Claudia Hansen Ann Harriger Mary Harris Judy Hartman June Holmes Jerri Holt Barbara Houchin Carol Houchin Mary Kay Hummel Uur Goal - - - P N , , ,H A A V if P 2' ysi sss , - J sf S , 'J 5 M' - , ' - ' Tuirii z. , . ' - -' ' N ' 5 ',':. V ' ' J ll J K I ' fa ensa . V 2 if - v 111 1 g f? 1 I qu. , . 9 . I ' f 4' v--?v Ell ' ' Nedra Hudson Lynn Nelson Judy Smith Shirley Richarf Nancy Comer Sharon Hansen Jenni Hiser ls? Sem. lst Sem. 'lsi Sem. Sec. lst Sem. lsf Sem. ls? Sem. 'lsr Sem. President Vice-Pres. 2nd Sem. Treas. Corres. Sec. Chaplain Sgf.-at-Arms 2nd Sem. Pres. Vice-Pres. 2nd Sem. Treos C Q- -f-Q sw S E . K gl 1: ,,,,, i ' ,hz ' J ,fx I mi N r if V X L M W' he J J in'2 S L , 1 ' , i A L 1 fe I 12 'Q I A L L Judy Vanderslice Lynine Anderson Jani: Young .goyi Moore S45nrLySS9one Frog Ehgrnberry Mgr! glolfe 'I 1 S . 2n S . S . S . S m. n em. n em. n om. Sgt?-ai-11-:ms em ec Cogresfglec. Crhaplzzin Sgr.-af-Arms Sgt.-af-Arms Historian Carolyn Hurlbutt A Sandra lngels 5 V , g. . Karen Jack Z' - - ' f t lr - , L- ii .. 'M if ss- A S ' f S L Suzanne Jennings , , i i , LN Neva Jones it A ' ' ' Aw K J ' Ai 1 gf- A Claudia Keisfer , V, S is Marrha Kesler I 6 ' Q A ,F ' - Pa? Krueger V . S, . L- . Clara Lane zqif 1' S ': ,: ,emily A A Li 7lli,- Louise Lowery Q . S V 1 , V 3 Frances McFarland H ' I Q Rosalind McLain V mg.. i. ,, f A i 5 M . Karen McRoberts Ai Q . Q - , SA ,V Marilyn Maddox f 1 f ,.. 5: L ' ' 5 W 3' kk,.i 5 !f? f Billie Mdlor 1 5 86 TC. ' Pep and Enthusiasm ii, Q 4 A 1 A ,L if it Q, . '. , J 6' AA I A P 4 m l .0 A LA L A . 5 6 is yrii 4 PZA A i 2 i 5? 'if L AALA 5 W W A L Q A if: in r J ii J .L IVAI Jn. LA W Just waif till we're members . . Mary Martin Jean Mayes Jacklyn Maze Jerelyn Mengers Sharon Miller Michael Minor Patsy Minor Sallie Moore Barbara Murphy Sandra Murphy Judy Ann Nance Judy Kay Nance Janet Neal Jane Nelson Judy Nelson Jan New Mary Nichols Beverly Noe Neva Ore Sondra Osborne Grace O'Sieen Sherry Overby Ann Pafferson Pal Pafferson Jackie Payne Carol Pazoureck Lillian Peak Dee Ann Perrin Judy Phillips Loretta Pierce Pat Pierson Margaret Plato Cynthia Powell Janice Puinam Mary Pylzas Pledging Brings Stillwater bound! Cartha Ramay Dianna Rea Diana Reeser Anita Rickey Margie Robinson Joyce Robison Carol Sanders Nancy Scranton Jan Shaw Kerran Shepard Doris Shircliff Shirley Shoemake Carolyn Singleton Karen Sisney Umm! Baby, 7hat's what l like! LA y .xr-W., Q 3 zf . S L. ML AQ-..e A , qu so SL rl, 4 ,Aa .M '5- Borbara Slcgle K A Ax A A K 9' bias I Martha Smallwood . V- V , - Jackie Snodgrass a n g Lu Souiherlancl ' K Q .X J I :gil S QA A Susie Sfapp im: A fi Gloria Stiles - D - i ' l df 88 Clowning around at the ' carnival. A.. A 4- r if 59 Q Af: A A S ig A 9' ' i nf As. Laughs and Frowns i 1 h Y E K 4' . . A -EE Je' - .., X Y fe if T .sf in A - .a far.-g ea Karen Stonis Mona Sutton Shirley Swinney Rosemary Taylor Sonia Thackerson Janet Tice Rita Tippin Linda Towne Carole Vonderpool Janee Votaw Linda Walters Barbara Wasson Cookie White Frecldo White T' . 'T' 5' 5 f ' f .5 T, A I A A -f Karen White Stella White Eagle V ' - Charlene Willits Q Q1 Q - 'T' Jonna Wilson i 5 I L -. Ax Mary Wisdom '- T A A J Glenda Wright A Faye Young A Pat Ent ,,,, , Cf? At left: Ummm! That sure looks good! 4 B Below: They'd make a hit in any show. 89 Have You Cot That pirit Leading the school spirit, cheerleaders prove io be a colorful group. Like these new uniforms? Spring has arrived! Anyone for a charleston? Pom-poms everywhere! Sondra Osborne Pat Patterson Susie Stapp Sharon Eischen Pat Krueger Sallie Moore Yeah MAN. And howl Northeast does have quite a bit of school spirit. And, our i958-59 cheerleaders may have more than a minor part to play in their roles as leaders in in- stilling school spirit throughout the student body. When the new year was opened, the students of N.H.S, were greeted by some very pronounced changes in cheerleading personnel and in the general format of the yells as well. Last summer six peppy girls attended a clinic at Oklahoma University. Here they were taught how to change all their old yells, promote school spirit, make pep assemblies more interesting, and most of all- . when to cheer. sponsor, has been a sidelines. She often so the cheerleaders how to iust stay together and know Miss Wilson, the cheerleaders' great help in her coaching from the trudged to school at an early hour could practice before that last bell rang to signal the Alfa,-neges Shirley Richorf and start of classes. Slice fake V. ,Z 413.1 V .A ss Pep Council plans the next assembly. Roben and Sallie help' 91 g X I an Judy Vander- ,gg JN -'D if GG 9 ' Whos Golng To Janie Hagee Darla Harding Jo Lynn Schaefer Mary Carol Eadie Carol Driskell Anita Miller Win. 99 Attend the Junior High games? If so, six darling cheerleaders yel- ling at the top of their lungs were probably noticed cheering their boys on to victory! These were North- east High School' s Jun- ior High Cheerleaders. And, they truly did a top- rate iob. After many hours of practice, these girls were finally ready for an exciting year of pep rallies, pep assem- blies, games, and cre- ating enthusiasm for Northeast. MissSmith has helped these girls greatly in planning their activities. We know they are all saying, Thanks! The Vikettes of 1958-59 Row l: L. Trautman, C. Nichols, J. Vir- tue, S. Gaston, L. Terry, M. Stanford. Row 2: N. Johnson, M. Cole, J. Jones, S. Haley, P. Goodrich, T. Nix. Row 3: P. Jones, A. Mayes, M. Payne, C. Stocking, J. Pruitt, H. Moorefield. Row 4: K. Gal- lagher, D. Hansen, N. Henthorn, N. Mira- nov, S. Frazier. Row l: L. Heckman, K. Dykstra, D. Dod- son, M. Sparkman, D. Wilson, K. Pierson, C. Mitchell. Row 2: J. Stapp, L. Piepke, S. Newman, C. Cherry, L. Rainey, P. Walker, S. Martin. Row 3: A. Noble, J. Severs, A. Spurgeon, D. Tomlin, D. Down- ing, N. Davenport, M. Downing, S. Camp- bell, S. Dykstra. Row 4: C. McClary, C. Hodges, S. Owrey, J. Black, D. Bruno, K. Whitlock, P. Kerr, S. Price. V VViVV L...-. i .... Row l: C. Yeager, M. Conley, S. Yeager, K Anderson, S. Bowman. Row 2: J. Rezney, J Philpott, V. Heckfield, C. Krueger, L. Mat tingly. Row 3: J. Coate, D. Zinn, R. Herron J. Smith, D. Knight. Row 4: P. Zink, P Wright, E. Adams, S. Pierce, M. Sanders, S Morgeson. G6 ikingsllw Say These Vikettesl are the first to have a really organized Junior High pep club. Their new merit system keeps everyone on her toes and active in all activities of the club. Other plans promoted by the officers were a football party honoring Junior High football boys, a coke party for the initiation of Vikette new members and officers, and a spring dance. These officers were: Margaret Conley, Sgt. at Arms: Debbie Downing, Treas., Kay McConathy, Pres., Karen Joyner, Sec., Jan Stapp, Sgt. at Arms, and, Lynn Hudson, Vice Pres. fnot picturedi. Miss Terry, Mrs. Davison, Mrs. Neilsen are sponsors. 93 il YX i I 1 1 1 3 1 Q 1, ,, , 4 i i 4 i , . J 1 1 1 I i w 1 4 4 w The starting team...an awesome sight to Northeast's opponents. Yea Team. We Want a Touchdown. Those are the cheers that will echo always in the hearts of those who will remember our l958 season as one of altemating hopes and disap- pointments. The Vikings sailed through their first four games undefeated. When Grant, who was rated sixth in the state, fell under the fighting spirit of the Vikings, l6-6, Northeast was well on the way to a conference crown. However, Southeast and Harding handed the Vikings their only two conference defeats. North- west and McGuinnis High dealt out our only other defeats. Nevertheless, Northeast finished the season third in the conference--a place well fought for and well eamed. After a-5-yard gain, Howard Armor is about to be dropped by Q Northwest opponent Opp. N. E. John Marshall O I6 Central O 32 Catholic l2 6 Classen l4 22 N. W. Classen 22 l4 Grant 6 l6 Stillwater 0 8 Southeast 22 14 Harding 26 8 Edmond 8 24 Harold Merideth Tom Karns Head Coach Assistant Coach Winston Haven strite As si stmt Coach End of the season statistics indicate that the Vikings rolled up 2,027 yards in total offense to their opponents' 1,736 yards, while scoring 21 touchdowns for a 160 point season total as op- posed to 110 points for all opponents. is 99 Team Raymon Carter and Larry Lambert pursue a Southeast back as he prepares to pass. ly. mi Row 1: B. Emitt, B. Brown, J. Williams, B. Maxwell, P. Mahoney, L. Penn, T. Havenstrite, B. Wolfrom, H. Armer, D. Lewis, R. Chambers, Row 2: E. Norris mgr., L. Taaca, D. Dittelmier, J. Cross, P. Scott, F. Jones, B. Joyner, T. Swanson, R. Hornbeek, L. Chandler, G. Vaughn, E. Dorr mgr., D. Wilkins mgr., Row 3: Coach Merideth, L. Burke, R. Frazier, B. Puckett, J. C. Cox, J. Cowan, L. Lambert, M. Orebaugh, B. Floyd, N. Slaughter, B. Long, R. Carter, Coach Karns. 97 Row 'l: J. Smith, D. Burkett,J. Cole,J. Wade, E. Penn, V. Pearson, R. McKinney, J. Pratt, D. Lewis, D. Dittelmier, Row 2: J. Foster, S. Provines, S. McKnigh1, J. Bowlby, P- Mahoney, J. Flaherty, L. Chandler, M. Mason, 'l yr. leher, H' 2 Tri-captains Larry Lambert T l Bill Puckefl' C Howard Armer HB 'H' + Bugs Long FB l ff+ Y I Ramon Carter E H' + Ronnie Frazier E H + A Bill Wolfrom T + Tommy Garrison T ' J' Q Jimmy Cross QB H' + Farrell Jones G H' + J. C. Cox T H' + lk Jerry Williams G + Bobby Brown G + Ben Emin HB ' + Larry Taaca HB ' + Tom Swanson G H' + B. Grimes, H. Flewelling, Row 3: H. Bowers, R. Philpott, J. Pixler, R. Bauer, G. Jensen J. Toney, T. Manard, R. Hornbeck, M. Keef, A. Weiner, D. Tapper, Coach Havenstriie. yr. letter, N 3 yr. letter, + indicates seniors Q, 5 ' B ,, Q.-:gi 1:-'N GC 99 Team .sn WJ 'W QL? f in CC 99 Team 7331 A ,,, A fag..-f-f e Lrg.. , , . ,ee .Uv mf f fe ..,.. .M- , im, 1 ...A , A ,, . X ., f- ww- ,,-mum, .Q 3 1 f L .- -' Ksfgiiie-fax ' .- .- . .-V N n .. -J. .J L.. V' ggg,-f ,4,.,g, -f-f--A Burke, L- Burmeir, R. Hubbard, R. Remmerf Row 3: T. Ginn, C. Chilton, R. Mengers, H Miller, G. Stephenson, E. Ray, E. Davis, C Chapman, R. McCracken, R. Segar, G. Thomp son, B. Sholar, Coach Lower. 31'- Tom Havenstrite QB Jackie Cowon HB George Vaughn HB Bobby Joyner E + Bill Maxwell C + 53 '- Larry Chandler C xi! ,. 5. Pai Mahoney G L Terry Manard F B :VFW .Q if 7 A Q, - A tg Paul Scott FB ' aww e 5' Don Lewis QB ' Larry Burke E Mike Orebuugh G ' 22 fi Ronnie Chambers FB X Ban Floyd E + f y Larry Penn G U' x Nick Slaughter E + SCHEDULE NE OPP 38 Catholic 35 42 Norman 40 37 Southeast 38 42 Capitol Hill 45 41 John Marshall 43 39 Northwest 50 40 Putnam City 60 40 Classen 43 53 Norman 73 51 Southeast 53 53 Harding 54 50 Central 52 61 John Marshall 80 44 Grant 50 Central State Tournament 40 Seminole 37 53 Drumright 59 66 Capitol Hill 59 43 Central 40 57 Classen 48 48 Putnam City 45 39 Grant 48 42 Harding 43 Regionals 39 John Marshall 52 00 Cagers 9 Northeast's 'A' team cagers experi- enced a season of bad breaks with last- minute losses. Seven of these were by only two points, which, though heartbreak- ing, were exciting. Five more games were added to form a twelve-game losing streak. Through it all, even though the record was low, sportsmanship, school spirit, and enthusiasm were high. Northeast avenges an earlier Central loss as helpless defenders watch. Puckett and Frazier battle Harding 'A' teamers for loose ball. Jerald Cox gets unexpected assist from unidentified Harding 'B' team player. .,.. . ,. ,'.gg 1. 4-g, 2 . :if-.,. ' iii. ' S'3E5l?2?iff'i x .sv-.igpllt ui! I Willie xlllllllllll ll .s ' 'l 4-x, .9 'V Ir. High Much recognition should go to these boys. They have had a winning season that tops all. CONGRATULA- TIONSI Standing: H. Mc- Crabb, B. Shalar, G. Steph- enson, T. Ginn, R. Pyle, E. Ray, C. Chapman, Coach Lower, Kneeling: H. White- horn, L. Edwards, J. Burke, D. Haynes, C. Chilton, J. Cox, R. Vineyard. he WW W: W X Y D l g Y if f A lx w x ' Sf Fl . .fe 31 R .ie X Wi? l Q.-si T 3 gl is . axe. C C ,iw 'fi 5' ' gi' i :if k'1iT2- : f m Y ,S .. ,B egg .. gi, Wag, Q . X 3 .X ef We cs fa 'K 2 . . N ,X 3 5 vi Z2 if .f ' 3? P .Q 1 1' as 3 1' J. 5 R R i f ff. Q K l' P' as 6 3' mei.. P GC 99 With much training, practice, and will-to-do, the B Team should have a good season next year. Standing: D. Griffith, D. Yeager, B. Floyd, J. COX, T. Maynard, G. Poe, G. Wilson, Kneeling: R. Pyle, B. Russell, D. Lewis, R.Hornbeel1, W. Mock. 1 Coach K rueger , - . . . .ings-Q 2. ' mir, F . f Coach Karns Put the Ball 1I1 the Basket, Boys Willie Aynes, forward Ramon Carter, guard Ronnie Frazier, forward Richard Gorman, guard Gary Hines, center Doug Lambert, guard Bill Puckett, center Ed Singley, forward Jack Singley, guard Larry Burke, forward Tom Havenstrite, guard Bill Howard, center 1..2..3Pin. For the first time Northeast has a wres- tling team! Coach Merideth's enthusiasm for work was the key motivation for all of the team members. Proof of this is their record of 8 wins and 2 losses. Perry Taaca seems to be having a little trouble with his opponent ..... WM .. . , . . . but Jackie Cowan pins Tommy Simon of U. S. Grant in 1:15. i f Standing: M. Orebaugh, B. Wolfrom, J. Cowan, Coach Hogg, J. Frazier, P. Taaca, D. Dittelmier, L. Toaca, Merideth. Kneeling: L. Freeman, H. Strickland, D. B. Brown. 103 pring ports . . . Much Work X Q rf, li. X A ks .,,, D K , X 4 l 1 Am' r rr :E in W '11 01, ,,,,...fu.,,. Qu- V' su., Beginning the season wifh a 9:3 win over U.S. Grani, Burkg R. Maxwellp D. DeGeore5 R. Brown: B. Wes? R0 followed by a rousing llnzh defeat of Capitol Hill, 2: L. Taocog G. Burkp B. Burkg C. Wheelusp J D Norfheasi coniinued to shoot commendable golf all Geare D Y lc. Nor pictured is Coach Dick Krueg season. And here they ore! Row 'lz G. Lamberfg G. 104 ...Great Fun Track Row 1: Lambert, Provines, Long, Cox, Wolfram, Armor, McPherson, Carpenter, Cox, Cowon, Keel, Curry, Drew- Aynes, Yehle, Settle, Cross, Foster, Kesler. Row 2: nickey, Russell, Hatfield, VanHom, Russell, Trautmen Keef, Campbell, Jennings, Voughn, Gorman, Wilson, Guthrie, Loveland, Coach Lower, Mahoney. Sporn, Clifton, Evans, Benham, Ray. Row 31 Grimes Tennis l 'Qu . 19 f, K. C lir.. .2 S , . . K if Row 'I: J. Provines, K. Weir, M. Dorr, E. Porter, B. patrick, R. De Laughter, J. Smith, B. Burns, C. Parker Joyner. Row 2: S. Provines, T. Clements, B. Kirk- F. Michael. 105 ltgs A Fine Da. For Baseball. at ta Beginning the season with a 13-3 win over Casady, Field, J. Singley, Shortstop, D. Lambert, Second. Top followed by a Ron Frazier 25-0 no-hitter over Central, row: T. Havenstrite, First, R. Frazier, Pitcher, J. were these standout players - Bottom row: B. Puckett, McBurnett, Third, E. Singley, Pitcher, E. Howard, Catcher, R. Carter, Left Field, B. Maxwell, Right Center Field. an A fv n M A l -Ng .QQ Completing the squad were these eager reserves - Row Burkett, J. Cox, P. Scott, J. Pratt, J. Bowlby, L 1: R. Hornbeck, R. Chambers, J. Cowan, D. Lewis, R. Chandler. Row 3: L. Eischen, E. Dorr, D. Griffith, E Pyle. B. Floyd, T. Maynard, L. Penn. Row 2: J. Penn, R. Mock, D. Yeager, J. Cooper, A. Weiner, J FlBW0lll '9, R. McKinney, J. Smith, D. Tapper, D. Flaherty, S. Hatfield. Not Pictured: Coach Havenstrite. IO6 Boys, M 99 lub Depicts All ports Mr. Meridlth Sponsor Special recognition for boys who have lettered is given in Boys HO' club. Necessary for lettering is the fulfillment of the required number of points and at least one year in Boys Sports. What officers are these? 'O' Club, what else? Row 1: E. Singley, lst Sem. Pres., R. Gorman, 'lst Sem. Vice Pres., 2nd Sem. Pres., J. Singley, ist Sec., F. Jones, 'lst Sem. Sgt. at Arms. Row 2: B. Puckett, 2nd Sem. Vice Pres., H. Armer, 2nd Sem. Sec., L. Lambert, 2nd Sem. Sgt. at Arms. Row 'l: P. Scott, J. Cowan, J. Cross, D. York, K. Weir, D. Griffith, T. Swanson, R. Chambers, L. Penn, D. M. Orebaugh, W. Aynes, B. Yehle, H. Armer, B. Maxwell, Lewis, B. Long. Row 4: L. Freeman, P. Guthrie, G. B. Wolfrom, G. Delaney. Row 2: B. Provines, L. Taaca, Lambert, M. Dorr, T. Havenstri te, J. Frazier, B. Puck- G. Vaughn, B. Floyd, D. Wilkins, J. Evens, F. Jones, ett, B. Burk, L. Lambert, S. Kessler, R. Carter, D. R. Frazier, E. Howard, R. Gorman, E. Dorr. Row 3: Dittelmier. H. Strickland, C. Wheelus, B. Brown, D. Hogg, J. Cox, IO7 Girls, Team pirit - - - ..,..f-M aan!! Karen Ablwff Carla Anderson Gayle Anderson Carolyn Burns Bernice Hall Sandra lngels Miss Wilson M03 Officers Keeping the members of the Girls 'O' Club in order are these capable officers: S. Moore, Treasurer, S. Maxwell, President, P. Krueger, Secretary, also C. Burns, Vice-President, not pic- ? tured. Pat Krueger Volleyball Ready for pre-game pep talk is the volleyball team. Row 'l: M. Small- wood, S. Maxwell, Miss Wilson, Miss Humble, B. Hall. Row 2: S. Ingles, P. Krueger, C. Burns, C. Hansen, K. Abbott, G. Anderson, C. Anderson, S. Softball Completing our softball season second in the city were: Row 'ls C. Rice, C. Anderson, J. Maze, K. Abbott, B. Hall, C. Burns. Row 2: B. James, Miss Humble, S. Moore, S. Maxwell, Miss Wilson, S. Ingles, M. Smallwood. Moore. Produced Winners R M...-Q rw? . f y 3 Y f SU9 Maxwell JGCUB M010 Sallie Moore Claudette Rice Ha 'ia' 'X S M Q l e l f . .fs 5 5 : Judy Severs Martha Smallwood j oi RQ .. i-A Basketball a le 3 8 , la Y Ready for action were these Miss Humble girls: S. Maxwell, S. Moore, C. Burns, B. Hall, P. Krueg- er, M. Smallwood. Badminton y Golf Watching this professional stroke by Sue Maxwell are J. Severs, K. Abbott, C. Rice. Watching the birdie are B. Hall, C. Hansen, M. Small wood, G. Anderson, S. Moore. it Q Q Q LLAJLQ., I0 Nordlys Queen QM Nordlys King if ki . wry Q 9 A S f N' I X 'W Q'---. 1' 7 Q - -. ryltbfbfxfl. Queen ,MN X' Aaw-Q1 ,-H' J3wmQr Dream Boy fy.. -Nfb if , ay . . f' .....-.g 1 x ik . - - -. .N V V . fi - SQ - 1 '-sms is-' 345 Ski? - - NSS ,QEQ .ax .M K x , X. -,g,x,:,1gX A --x- hx, NMMM. U-:Of I X QQ Q xi X mf' 5 5 3 E 5 5 Kwan Basketball Princess fy fy QQ? 3 Q r 5 K4 Y . 1 ? F Q 4' ,Q ,. , .,kVk 1 , 4 X Q ? fi ,, ...A ,Jag ii Q .,,S75-5144 Pin-Up Boy X ,,,,fv--N-...,,,,-W www OJTUTLCL O ILPQJHA, Band Queen A15 xii? 'A - , , ,. K K A Fx-f, ,kmwzf ww. ,.. J s 3 K I .3? cl im, ghg Y-Teen Guy W .... W..A.A..l.,.X, my R Q x A, H jg 5' I R ef f q 'Ilu gif mm Miss Hello Howdy I ,f- ' NX JRR fd' X f xi X I 1 S ' R --SJ' Royal Attendants Not everyone can be a winner, yet certainly these charming individuals are iust that. Selected as candidates for the various royalty appoint- ments, these students served as royal attendants , K Judy Smith Bill Puckett Nordlys King Nordlys Queen to those selected to reign. Not pictured are the following attendants: Suzie Stapp, Football Queeng Diana Crook, Miss Hello. yi? Eddie Howard Y-Teen Guy is Jenni Hiser Viking Varieties Queen Bill Douglas Ntdld l lUt.'lSOl1 Bob Provines Carol Sanders Mr. Howdy Viking Varieties Queen Dream Boy Band Queen 122 Viking Varieties King .Xxx .loed Savage Nord lys K in g I George Vaughn Mr. Howdy .XX Shirley Richart Nerdlys Queen Gayle Anderson Miss Hello Ronnie Frazier Dream Boy Pin-Up Boy Viking Varieties King 9 , . . W lg . Bobby Brown Pin-Up Bay 'T'- AF 9. . X- ' lfiag- will Pat Patterson Football Queen Basketball Princess Viking Varieties Queen Phil Jennings Y-Teen Guy Judy Greene Band Queen Sandra Osbame Football Queen Basketball Princess Howard Armer Pin-Up Boy Dream.Boy Viking Varieties King I23 Dear Dial' : SEPTEMBER, 1958 2. 9. 11 12: 13 15 16 17 18 19: 23 24 25. 26 29 30 4. 6: Today was the first day of my last year in highschool. Where has the time gone? Had our first Y-Teen meeting today. Can hardly wait until the Bermuda shorts party Sunday. Guess all the new members are thrilled. Election of Unified Studies officers - was happy to get vice president! Finally got the school 'Yell Books' off the press. We've got lots of new yells, and everyone likes them. September 11th is the Round-Robin game. Wonder who will win? Round Robin was played tonight - we played on the East side. Good to be on the winning team. First pep assembly! Students were charged by a new yell. We'Il never forget 'Give Me The Beat!' Sure was exciting tonight when we beat John Marshall in our first football game. Started off with a honk parade. Great fun! lt was sad, too, for this was the first game of our last year. Had a dance after the game - the first of many to follow. The Norket P.M.'s are so scared they won't even come to the dances! Ordered my Scroll subscription this morn- ing. lt'Il save time and work for everyone. Today was the first Horizon Club meeting. Submitted my application for a lunch permit. Received my appointment for my Senior pictures to be taken. It's all so exciting! Started work on Student Directories today- seems funny having 'I2' by my name. Game tonight was with Central. Imagine the thrill when we won! Wow! Received tickets to the fair today. School is dismissed Monday. Y-Teens in the auditorium today. Planned the Y-Teen induction for Thursday. Horizon Club meeting after school today. This senior year is o mighty busy one! Y-Teen dinner tonight. Don't know what to wear! Game tomorrow with Catholic High - the half-ti me will be topped off with the crown- ing of the Band Queen. Man! We start our Vocational Aptitude tests today. We're getting a new club - Hi-Y, for boys only. Horizon Club meeting today. Personal Improvement classes start today. OCTOBER, 1958 2: 3. 6. 124 l'm so excited! Tonight at the annual bonfire they're announcing football queen candidates! Don't think I can live until the Football Queen of 1959 will be an- nounced in pep assembly tomorrow. Everyone showed lots of emotion when the queen was announced - you should have seen those tears! Uance tonight after the game. Had five delicious doughnuts after school today. l must go on that diet ------- -V164 Q,.g It 5 i. , , Mi QQ ' ' 8. 'ibsg 9 gi 10 tomorrow. Elected Senior Class officers during Uni- fied Studies. Weli, the Singleys have done it again. Ed is president of the 'O' Club and Jack is Sr. Class president. Took orders for the directories. Took back proofs for Senior pictures today. They weren't very good. Oh, well! Our boys were so sad when they lost to Northwest tonight. They weren't the only ones. None of these P.M.'s speak, anymore. It was never like that when we pledged. Bought some shampoo from the Student Council to help send our officers to Florida. Play Pro assembly, 'Evolution of the Egghead' was given. Funny! Juniors start their achievement tests. Tough break! The Sophomores elected six girls to Cour- tesy Club today. l imagine they're feeling tops! I know l did when I got it. Boy - the tickets are going like mad for the carnival. It's going to be better than ever with our theme being 'Frontier. We beat Grant tonight! l've never seen our boys as excited as they were! Just imagine! They were first in the conference and sixth in the state, and we beat them. This means we are now first in the con- ference. Had Courtesy Club meeting. We usher at P.T.A. Open House. Everything at school today was a iumble- the carnival was tonight and everyone was excited about it. We had a honk parade after school to advertise it. Everything was grand. The floor show was terrific! Halleluioh! Today we found out we get out of school Thursday and Friday. What a blast! Y-Teen meeting. Band won first place in class A competition at Central State marching contest last Saturday. Great! Well, we had a ball today! All of us fthe Norketsi went on a chartered bus to Still- water for the game. First, we decorated the buses, and then everyone ate in Still- water and went to the game. We won! Formed a tunnel for our boys to go through when they went to eat afterwards, but the bus ruined it when that crazy bus driver tried to rom through half our girls. After the boys settled down to eat, the girls adjourned to the Pizza Palace for their food. 27: Junior Class elected officers. You should have seen their election. Melvin Furd was elected secretary, I believe. That is, until Mrs. Clay discovered no one there was named Melvin Furd. Started getting memberships for P.T.A. today, so we can make Topper. Sure hope we do, so we can have some films. Started proiect for electing 'Officials for a Day.' Made 'Topper' today. Also had a pep assembly. The Tri-Sci Club had Dr. Allen J. Stanley of the Psychology Department of the Oklahoma University Medical School as their guest at the meeting after school. Played Southeast tonight. We lost because of one boy on their side. You know who! NOVEMBER, 1958 4: 5: 6: 10: 12- 13' 14. 16. 21' 18: Good gosh! This week is really going to be a week. We're going to have so-o many activities through the week to let our boys know we're really behind them for this Harding game. lt sure is exciting. The food at the Horizon Club installation was great! Had pizza at Jack Sussy's. l'm full! Had a Norket meeting. We put up a sign in the front hall and dawn by the boys' gy-m-also on their door to promote pep and enthusiasm for the game. OH! We all met and took our eagle with the Viking spear through it to Harding tonight. Painted the sidewalks up, too. Made two signs to put in the ground on poles. It was absolutely BEAUTIFUL when we left. Was fabulous fun, also! Had assembly today. About the peppiest yet! About five minutes before school was out all the Norkets formed a tunnel from the boys' locker room to the front hall. The boys came through the tunnel when the bell rang. Tonight we made the pledges carry the eagle around to the other side with our spear sticking straight through the heart. Sang 'Dragnet' for the Harding pep club while they held the eagle. I sure felt funny when we lost after all we had done to promote everything. Ninth grade started Family Relations Clinic today. Some were sure embarrassed. By the way, we got caught! Mr. Greene called the cheerleaders attending the Hard- ing painting to the office. He wasn't very proud of us. We have to pay for having the paint cleaned off the walks. Learn the hard way, don't we? Went to Ben Shaw's Modeling School with Horizons. They served us food and then would'1't let any- one leave without paying for the free? food. Started selling Y-Teen Christmas cards today. Also, the Student Directories ar- rived. This is the first time we've ever gotten them this soon. Our last football game was with Edmond tonidmt. We won! lt was raining, but everyone seemed to attend even though the weather was bad and it was at Edmond. Just think, our last time to be a part ofa football game at good ole Northeast. Nominated girls for D.A.R. award. Had 'After the day of the game dance.' l sure wish l could win a prize at these things. Everyone else always seems to. Norket initiation for pledges today. Bet they were glad to finally become members after all the pledging they had to do. We had a 'Topper' film. lt was fabulous- The Long Gray Line. But it was so sad at the end. Almost everyone came out with tears in his eyes. Had Senior High Honor Society today. l finally got those dues paid. Football f .- W'-:'g: f' Party is tonight. Hope speeches and every- thing are good. P.S. - They were!! 25: Can't figure out who to invite to the Y- Teen Christmas formal. Think! Had our first social committee meeting to plan the dance. l'm in charge of the decoration for walls and ceiling. Guess what! We won 2nd in the speech tournament at Enid. : Had the Thanksgiving assembly this morn- year than ever. Sa are the speech stu- dents, l think. Couldn't have an assembly fr 1' ev ffl, fi 3 ' 26 . . I . t hh. mg. The choir was excellent. Better this A A 1' K xx 2' - of . V 591 l without them. DECEMBER, 1958 1: Seemed odd to go to school today, after our Thanksgiving vacation. But it won't be long until we're out for Christmas. Just two weeks. Yearbook assembly is getting under way. Hope it is good - everyone has worked so hard on it. We also made our first yearbook deadline. Horizon helped decorate tree at YWCA. 2: Won our first basketball game tonight. Hope our team's as good as we expect. 5: Had pep assembly tor the game with South- east. We lost! But, we did play a good game and we can't win 'em all. Had a dance at the center after the game. It was lots of fun! 8: Decorated Christmas tree in front hall. It's the biggest thing l ever saw in my life. 12: Played John Marshall. We lostl Dratl But the game was so close and exciting. Wish we could have been on top with the highest score, though. People are beginning to file to run for second-semester Student Council offices. Power to them! Maybe someday l'll go into politics for real. The dance after the game tonight was a nuge success. Seems like all our boys are be- ginning to like to dance. Finally! 15: Y-Teen meeting. Elected the Y-Teen Guy. l can hardly stmd the suspense of who it is. 17: Norket meeting. Also, the Viking Varieties committees met and selected 'Cloud Nine' for the thenie this year. What will they think of next? Sounds good, though. 18: Had Christmas assembly. With Miss Smith and Mrs. Gifford producing, it really was marvelous. 19: Had basket assembly - I hope the people who get them enioy them as much as we enioy doing them. Ours was very artistic! Started our vacation today. Have until January 5. Feel like l'm getting out a year. 20: Went down to Biltmore Hotel to decorate for dance. Everything was fabulous. Hope everyone liked the dance. Went to Sussy's afterwards. Had best Christmas ever - and I'm so full that l can barely move. Spent a great New Years' Eve. Went to a party a preview, and then to eat. Got home awfully late. 25: ' 31: JANUARY, 1959 5: Came back to school - dull! Put up post- ers for the campaign elections . . l'm so excited! They won't be far away. 6: Played Classen. They won! Bad way to 125 9: 12: 13: 14: 16: 19: 7. . 8. start a new year. Yearbook assembly today! Was a variety assembly. And - everyone iust loved it! Played Norman tonight. They reversed the tables and beat us - dad gum it!! Had campaign assembly. They are a lot different than ever before. Instead of hav- ing skits, etc., we had speeches on each candidate's different platforms. lt was real interesting! Went to the wrestling match after school. We won over Central. I wish we could have had wrestling here before this year. l iust love it. Had elections. Went to game with South- east. We lost. Wish our luck would turn! R'un-off election today. So far l'm very happy with the winners. Imagine that they are, too. All are excited to find out who got Nordlys King and Queen. Had meeting to decide what to do in the Viking Varieties. Here goes a lot of work! Girls 'O' Club have their trip planned, ol- ready. Bet they have fun! Played Hard- ing at Harding. They won! We were ahead most of the game, though. Checked po- tato chips out to give to people donating to the polio fund tomorrow. Had Courtesy Club meeting to decide who was to usher at the all-school play, Letters to Lucerne. 20: Senior meeting - no ditch day! Sure made everybody mad! Played Central. They won! 22: Went to see Letters to Lucerne. Honestly, 23: 24: 26' 29. this was the best school play ever seen. Think all agreed to that. Wrestled South- east after school. School was dismissed at 2:35. Just messed around and went bowling. Went to game at John Marshall. They won! .Went to Howdy Hop! Crowned Mr. Howdy and Miss Hello. Won a pizza at the draw- ing. Was so good! Began second semester - half a year to go. Started tournament at Edmond today. Beat Seminole! Hope we win tomorrow. Went to symphony today. Got out of sixth hour. FEBRUARY, 1959 2 3 4 5 6 9 ll 12 126 Elected home-room officers - finally made yearbook deadline! Just one more to go. Hope it is as big a success as we think it will be. Played Capitol Hill here - we won! Our luck has changed. At last! Had election of Norket officers. There were a lot of tears and a lot of smiles. Band assembly! Mr. White must be proud of his outstanding musicians. Pep assembly went off good - had our Pancake Supper and played Central im- mediately afterwards. Imagine! We're the only ones to beat Central so far this year in basketball - Nice? Yeah! Our luck changed! All the Seniors started their Family Re- lation Clinic today - they last until Thurs- day. Huh oh! Went to wrestling match after school. Wrestled U. S. Grant! Won! Senior High Honor Society met today. Al iii 0 ' I I P... ' I 16 17 18 19 21' Elected second-semester officers. : Assembly advertising 'Black Magic' show given by band parents. Had Courtesy Club meeting after school. Elected officers. : Occupational groups started today. Every- one seemed to enioy them. Went to see 'Black Magic' tonight. It was very differ- ent. He hypnotized people and even made one girl float. Went-to Beverly's. Went to Faculty - 'O' Club basketball game after school. 'O' Club won, but the Faculty played well and lost by only two points. Their cheerleaders deserved a hand, too! l especially liked 'Chew To- boccol' The Brotherhood Assembly today was goodl There were three religions represented. Played Grant at Grant. Lost! Dad gum it! That place is the hardest thing to find. We actually went to the airport trying to get there. Elected Dream Boy after school! MARCH, 1959 ' 16. 20. 26' 2. Played John Marshall in tournament to- night. Lost! Last game! First baseball game of the year - so ex- cited! We wore our new uniforms for the first time. Everyone liked them. Had our Norket Basketball Party! Crowned Pin-Up Boy! Easter assembly today. Was quite impres- sive. 27: Out for Easter. Whoopeel APRIL, 1959 1: 24- 28' 3. P.T.A. film was given. This is the second one of the year for Topper. Went to track meet. Love theml The day's finally passed! Had Viking Varieties tonight. During the intermission the Viking Varieties Queen and King were crowned. lt was a huge success and every- one enioyed every moment. Nice! Had another pay assembly. Was marvelous! Had campaign assembly. Wonder who will take over offices next year? Beginning to wonder when Nordlys King and Queen will be crowned. MAY, 1959 2: Went to Jr.-Sr. Prom in the Hall of Mirrors. 15 19 21 22 24 27 7 Everyone looked beautiful! Had a blast! Wow! Sr. High Department Awards were given - on the 11th' we'll find out who got All- School Awards. Senior assembly was today, and it was awfully good! But sad, as always. Went to the All-Sports Banquet. Very nice - food was marvelous! Had installation assembly - guess this is the last time we'll take the oath to the school. : Athletic awards were given. : Started Sr. Cap and Gown rehearsals today. Our Senior Breakfast was delicious! l sure hate to leave all the many friends we've all made. Hope they take good care of Northeast! Senior Sermon was held today. Felt strange to be walking down the aisle instead of watching others do it. Don't want to leave all my friends! Graduationlll! Bye, Northeast! Take Care! Alyee, Who And Where!! Abbo00, Karen 1109h1 40,69,lM,109 Abbo00, Tammy 112010 18,68 Adcns, Aaron 90h 46,63 Add ing0an A1nswor0h: .amy mm 46 Alexander Eunesr 190h1 70 Anne-auf Mary Lou190h1 rua Alexander Pahlcla 11200 ll Alexander: Pm umm 18,67,70 Alder, Bob 1110h1 62,65 Alllson, Royce 1100h1 49,70 Judy 1100111 40,73,78,84 1 1 Sherry 1109h1 40,67,71,84 Anderson, Carla 110010 40,60,108,109 Andersm, Gay 1l20h1 18 Anderson, Gayle 1110h1 34,69,84,1M 123 Anderson, Lynne 1120h1 18,53,55,60, 67,73,75,86 Anderson, Ted 1120h1 18 Almbrus9, Jackie 111010 34,71 Armer, Howard 1120h1 l8.52,60,65,70, 96,97,98,105,107,123 Arnn, Judy 1120h1 l8,54,64,65 Ar0erburn, Russell 1100h1 40 A0kerson, Donald 112010 19 A0kerson, Frmklln 112010 19 Augus0lne, Harry 190h1 46 Aynes, Willy 1120h1 19,53, 102,105, 107 Babcock, Mary 112910 19 Baldwin, Be00y 1100h1 40,60,76 Bales, Janice 1100h1 40,67 Jerry 190hl 46,56,76 Bannls0er, Deborah 112010 19 Buger, Ann 1110h1 34,55,70,84 Bunard, Bob 1100h1 40,67 Bsne00, Bob 190h1 46 Bar0els, Ernes0 112fh1 19 Ber9on, Judy 1100h1 40,67,75,84 Roger 111010 98,60 Belll, Alice 1100h1 40,73,76,84 Belk, Pa0ricla1120h1 19,64,71 Bell, Ron 112010 19,53,67,70 Bonham, Roger 1110h1 34,65 Benningfleld, Aves 1109h1 40,54,84 Bes0, Jana 199h1 46,78 Best, Jane 1100h1 40,71 Bes0, Judy 1100h1 40,71 Blake, Bl lghi, Bome, Boorh, Boo0h, Booze, Booze Jerry 1110h1 34 Richr1d1129h1 19 Bob 111910 34 Francis 1120h1 19,70 Henry 1110h1 34 Joeeph1100h1 40 Linda Kay 190h1 67 I Boullyr Frank 1100h1 46 Bowers, Diane 1100h1 40 Bowers, Donna 1129h1 19,64,76,118 Bowers, Harold 1109h1 40,90 Bowers, Thelus 1100h1 40,76,84 Bowlby, Jon 110010 40,98,106 Bowman, James 112010 19,76 Baydsfon, Gwen 1120h1 19 Box, Lucy 1129h1 19,76 Braseal, Jlm 110010 40,70 Brevrer, Mike 199h1 46,76 Brookes, Diane 1119h1 78 Brown, Be00y 1110h1 78 Brown, Bobby 112110 19,65,70,97,98 103,107,123 Brown, Kelley 1120h1 19,59,65,67 Brown, Raymond 190h1 46,104 Brown, Sue 111010 84 Brownlee, Tommy 111010 34,65 Bruhwiler, John 110rh1 34,65 Brumley, Peso! 110110 41,76 Brusa, Sharon 1100h1 41,54,57,73,76, 84 Brym9, Hugh 1120h1 19,60,65,81 Buckhold, Cheryl 190h1 46 Burdick, Dlanne 1129h1 19,55,60,66, -67,69,72 Burdick, Leslie 190h1 46,56,66 Burk, Bill 1120h1 19,65,104,107 Burk, Gary 19910 63,104 Burk, Kofheryn 1100h1 41 Burk, Mike 190h1 46 Burke, Jlmmy 190h1 46,56,76,99,101 Burke, Larry 111010 34,54,65,97,99, 102 Burke, Teeleine 110010 41,67,84 Burke00, Douglas 1100h1 41,98,106 Burmeier, Larry 199h1 99,76 Burnerr, Billie 1120h1 19,64,73,B4 Burnham, Dima 110010 41 Burns, Bill 112010 20,105 Bums, Carolyn 1120h1 20,1N,10S Burns, Richard 112010 20,5155 Burris, Larry 190h1 76 Burien, Rl0a 112010 20,67,8A Byler, 84 rm: umm 41,ss,s7,a4,a7, Caesar, Charlene Kay 1100h1 41,64 73,84 Caesar, l.eeRoy1110h1 34 Caldwell, Jimmy1120h1 20,65 Calhoun, Sue 19010 46 Calhoun, Wilme00a 111010 34,70 Csnpbell, Dolly 111010 34,04 Campbell, J. Moore 1110h1 34,105 Cunpbell, Joy 1l0rh1 4l,54,57,65, 71,73 Cdlfleld, Tommy 190h1 46 Cantrell, Connie Sue199h1 46 Carey, Karen 19010 46,56 Corllle, Jo Ann 112rh1 20,64,73,04 Carpen0er, David 1119h1 71,105 Cupenrer, Mike 19010 46 CUOer, Floyd 1129h1 20 Car0er, Raymond 112010 20,65,97,9B 102,106,107 Case, Jlmmy 11lrh1 34,65 Chambers, Ronny 1110h1 34,65,97, 99,106,107 Chandler, Larry 111010 34,65,97,90r 99,106 Chandler, Wendell 1120h1 20 Chapman, Arfhur 1901-1 46 Chapman, Curfis 190h1 46,99,101 Chapman, Dcllehe 11100 34,78,84 Chapman, Dorls Jean 1109h1 41 Chevalley, Carla 1110h1 34,60,64,04 Chllcu00, David 1110h1 34 ChiI0on, Charles 190h146, 99,101 Clarion, Virginia 1100h1 41 Clark, Beverly 1120h1 20,76 Cleburn, Mary 1100h1 41 Clemenl Torn1100h141,105 Cli10on, Sammy 1110h1 65,105 Ceara, Jem 190h1 93 Cochran, Joyce 1100h1 41,78 Cady, Carole 19010 46 Coe, Anl0a1110h1 35,64,04 Coe, Cecil 1110h1 35 Coe, Maxine 190h1 46,70 Cole, John 1100h1 41,76,90 Coleman, BllIy19rh1 47 Coleman, Shirley 1111h1 35,76,84 Colmare, Carolyn 19rh1 47 Comer, Nancy 112010 20,64,73,86 Conley, John 112fh1 20,59,62,65 Conley,Mary Lou1110h1 35,57,60,62, 64,84 Cooper, J. VI. 1129h1 20,106 Copeland, Claudia 111010 35,64,60, 75,04 Corner, Cecil 1120h1 20,59,65 Council, Jane0 1109h1 41,54,57,71, 73,76,05 Cowan, Andy 1110h1 35 Cowan, Jackie 1110h1 35,62,97,99, 103,105,106,107 Cox J. C 120h 20 55 97 98 105,107 , -1 1 . . . . Cox, Jerald 111rh1 35,99,100,101. 106,107 Cox, Joe Wayne 1911047 Crawford, Jim 1120h1 20 Cri0es, James 1120h1 20 Croak, Diana 110010 40,41,71,72,75,05 Cloak, Judy 1110h1 34,55,62,70,73, 75,84 ' Crosbie, Alfred 111010 65 Crosble, Jack 199h1 99 Cross, Jlmmy 1120h120,54,55,59,65, 97,98,105,106 Cummins, Cheryl 190h1 78 CUPPI Gregory 190h1 47 Curry, Bobby 1110h1 105 Dallas, James 1129h1 20 Daniel, Nancy 1120h1 20 Daugher9y, Naomi 1100h1 41,60,76 Davis, Billy 110010 41 Davis, Eddie 190h1 47,70 Davis, David 1120h1 21 Davis, Pa0ricia Ann 190h1 47,70 DeGeare, Danny1100h1 41,76,104 DeGeare, Jesse 190h1 47,71,104 Degraffenreid, James 1120h1 21 DeLaney, Gene 1120h1 21,107 DeLa6rgh0er, Richard 1120h1 21,65,76, 1 5 DeVore, Fally 110rh1 41,54,64,65,73 DUVWM MGYY 112010 21 ,54,55,66,67 . . In Senior High Di00lemier, Davld 111010 35,60,97,98, 103,107 Darr, Eddie 1110h1 35,55,60,65,97, 106,107 Dori, Mike 110010 41,54,105,107 Douglas, B111 1100h1 41,122 Dosler, Scherrle 1109h1 41,66,67 Drewnlcky, Gene 1100h1 42,105 Duncm, Sue 1100h1 42,55,66,67,73,85 Eadle, May Cual 190h1 47,56,63,69, 92 Eas0, Chorles1120h1 21 Echer, Charles 1129h1 21,76 Edelman, Jdlel 111010 35,60,05 Edwaais, Larry 190111 47,56,63,67,99, 1 EI schen, Louis 199h1 47, 99,106 Eischen, 90,91, Sharon 112910 21,72,75,85, 120 Ellio99, Doyle 1109h1 42 Ellis, MIke190h1 47,70,76 Emirr, Ber0112fh1 21,60,64, 97,90 Englmd, Davld 111110 35 Enlow, Carol 1110h1 35,73,85 En0, Pa0ricia1120h1 21,54,57,64,67, 68,71,72,89 Evdls, John 1100h1 42,105,107 Fagln, Barbara 19010 47,63 Fagin, Joanne 111910 35,57,85 Felker, Kenne0h 11001042 Finley, Glenda 112010 21',64,68,73 Finley, Jmice1110h1 35Q64,85 Fisher, Ka0herine 1120h1 21,57,71,72, 85 Flaher0y, Jack 1100h1 42,99,106 Flewelling, Harry 1100h1 42 Flewelling, John 1110h1 35,106 Flicklnger, John 111010 22 Flowers, Sandra1120h1 22,64,05 Flowers, Sandra1110h1 35,60 Floyd, Bill 111rh135,60,64,97,99.l0l 106,107 Floyd, Tamara 190h1 47,63,78 Fas0er, Gene1100h1 42 Fos0er, Joseph 1100hl 42,98,105 Fas0er, Margue0 112010 22,55,57,64, 70,71,73,85 Franklin, John 111rh1 76 Frasier, Anne01e 1100h1 42,67,85 Frasier, Ronnie 1120h1 22,53,59,97r9a 100,102, 106,107,123 ' Freeman, Leroy 1129h1 22,103,107 Frese, Shlrley 110010 42,64,70,71,73, 76 Friend, Llnda1110h135,70,71,85 Furr, Carol 190h1 47 Gardner, Bob 199h1 47 Garre00, Grace 112010 22 Garre00, Maureen 1100h1 42,71,73,76 Garre00, Ray 110rh1 42 Garre99, S0eve190h1 47,76 Geerison, Tommy 1120h1 65,90 Ga0on, Rober01120h1 22 Gilliland, Rebecca 112010 64,76 Gillock, Terry 190h1 63 Gilman, George 112110 22 Ginn, Terry 190h1 47,76, 99.101 Goddard, Jul 1120h1 22,70,73,85 Goodmm, Calvin 1120h1 22,70 Goodman Goodner, Geodner, Goodrich , VIaylIn190h147 Anna 112010 22,71 Jerry 112010 59,65 , Pel9Y1120h1 22,64,85 Gordon, Don 111010 35,67 Gorman, Rich ard 112010 22,53,54,58, 59,60,62,65,102.l05,107,1l3 sf...-,n.,alyn um-p 35,54,57,64, aa,7a,as crm., Judy norm 42,1o,rs,ao,as, 123 Greer, Judy 1110h1 35,76,85 Griffin, Chris0y 190h1 47,56 Gri11in, Daneille1110h1 35,55,85 Griffirh, Carol 111910 35 Grifiirh, Don 1120Q6 22,55,58,59,64, 65,70,71,101,1 ,107 Grimes, Bill1l1r10 98,105 Grimes, Cloe00a 1120h1 18,22,64,75, 85 Grimes, Floe90a 1120h1 22,64,05 Gufhrie, Pqr1I1rh1 35,105,107 Hagee, Janie 190h1 47,92 Hahn, Richard 19010 47,99 Hale, Cindy 190h1 47,56,78 Hale, Pa9sy1110hj 35,05 H0-1. Kem- 1129111 22 Hal, Bernice1110hl 35,64,85,108,109 Hall, Ellen 111010 36,76,05 Hell, Lynda 1119h1 36,85,108,109 Hansen, Claudla111010 36,05,1m,109 Hansen, Sharon1120h1 18,22,60,62,64, 70,71,72,86 Harding, Darla 190h1 47,67,92 Harrlger, Ann 1120h1 23,52,55,57,64, 65,70,71,73,85 Harris, Dmny1100h142 Harris, Mary 1100h1 42,73,05 Har0, Davld1120h1 23 Hari, Mlchael 1120h1 23 Hanley, Sharon 190h1 47 Harnnm, Judy 1109h1 42,73,85 Ha01leld, Byrne 11 10h1 54,105 Ha01leld, Sal1110h1 36,106 Havens0rl0e, Tarn 1110h1 36,60,65,97, 99,102, 106, 107 Mm... Dmny mm 41,a3,99.101 Henderson, Borbara190h1 70 Henkuxens, Valdls 190h1 47 HennIng0an, Ca0hern 19rh1 47 Henry, Clara 190h1 47,7' Hep0lns9all, Donald 19:1-1 47 HIgh0, Tren0 1100h1 '42 Hilderbrand, Carl0on 111010 36 Hill, B-rverlv1100h142 Hines. Gary 1121 102 Hlnkle, Karen 1l00h1 42,60 Hlser, Jenni 1129h1 23,54,55,57,60, 62,67,69,72,06,l22 Hogg, Don 111110 103,107 Hollis, Blevelene 199h1 47,56,78 Holmes, June 112010 23,64,85 1'lol0, Jerri 111010 36,70,05 Hornbeek, Ronny1100h1 42,97,90,101, 106 Houchin, Barbara 1110h1 36,64,05 Houchln, Carol 1120h1 23,64,65,05 Houchin, Claude 1120h1 23 Haulisron, Mike 1120h1 23,67 Houser, Pa0ricla Ann 1100h1 42 Howard, Bill 110rh1 102 Howard, Eddy 1120h1 23,55,58,59,60, 64,65,106,107,122 Howud, PIUBY 1100h1 42,69,71,73 Howe, Jeanne1119h1 36,70 Hubbard, Andy 1110h1 36,65 Hubbard, Roger 190h1 47,63,99 Hudson, Nedra1120h1 23,52,55,60,64, 66,67,72,75,86,122 Hull, Kenny 1109h1 42 Hummel, Mary Kay1110h1 36,54,69,71, 73,85 Hum, Daniel 190h1 47,76 Hun0ing0on, JoAnn 1120h1 23 Hurlbu00, Carolyn 1110h1 36,70,06 Hus0on, Carol 190h1 47 lngels, Sandra1100h1 42,86,11B lsaacs, Vlcky 19010 47,71 lsham, PhII1120h176 Jack, Karen 1100h1 42,55,66,67,86 Jackson, David 19rh1 48 James, Barbara 1109h1 42,81,100 James, Glenn 19010 40,76 Jaro, Donna191h1 40 Jenkins, Joe 111010 67 Jennings, Phil 1120h1 23,61,62,65, 105,121,123 Jennings, Suxdlne1100h142,69,73,86 Jensen, Bobby 190h1 48 Jensen, Gene 111110 36,65,98 Johnson, Billy 1120h1 23 Johnson, Bob 1120h1 23,65 Johnson, Cur0is1120h1 23 Johnson Jacquelyn 1109h1 42,76 Johnson, Linda 190h1 48,78 Johnson, Faule00e 1100h1 43,78 Johnson, Rober91120h1 23 Jones, Donald 190h1 40 Jones, Douglas 110910 42 Jones, Farrell 1129h1 23,54,65,97,98 Jones, Neva 1110h1 36,71,86 Joyner, Bobby 112910 23,59,65,97,99, 105 Keel, La Vada190h1 48 Kee1, Marfy 111010 36,105 Keef, Myrna 110rh1 54 Kee1, Ronnie 190h1 48,99 Keel, Dolores 1119h1 36,78 Keel, Roger 1100h1 43,71,105 Keis0er, Claud1a1100h1 4?,67,86 Kei0h, Myrna 1100h1 43 Kennedy, Bill 1100h1 43 Kennedy, Floyd 1110h1 36 Kennedy Jerome 100h1 43 Km, mln. umm zs,sz,5a 127 Kesler, Gary H2th1 23,105,107 Kesler, Martha 111th1 36,68,86 King, David 111th1 36 Kirk, Harold 112th1 24,59,65,71 Kirkpatrick, Bill 111th1 36,68,105 Kirkpatrick, Milne 19th1 48,56,63,99 Kline, Ben 111th1 36 Koch, Floyd 110th1 43 Krueger, Patricia 112th1 24,55,58,59, 64,73,86,90,91,108,109,116 Kuhn, Connie 110th1 43,71 Lambert, Doug 112th1 24,65, 102,106,107 Lambert, Gregory 111th1 65, 104,107 Lambert, Larry112th1 24,53,60,76,97,98 105,107,115 Lane, Clara H0th1 43,78,86 Lmgley, Durecella110th1 43 Layton, Patricia 19th1 48 Lenhart, Johnny 19th1 48 Lewis, Charles 110th1 70 Lewis, Don 110th1 43,60,76,97,98,99, 101, 106,107 Lewis, Johnny 111th1 36,70 Lewis, Penelope 191111 18,78 Livingston, Robert 112th1 24,52,54, 55,58,59,60,61,62,65 Long, Bugs 112th1 24,97,98,105, 107 Loveland, Mike 111th1 36,651,105 Lowe, Sharon H0th1 43,76 Lowery, Louise 112th1 24,55,69,86 Lowther, Darendla .19th1 48,78 Lugton, Dixie 112th1 24 Lyman, Dick 112th1 24,65,70 Lyman, Robert 112th1 24,65 McBurnett, James 111th1 36,65,106 McConathy, Kay 19th1 48,63,93 McCor1athy, Walter 112th124,54,59,65 McCorkle, Jerry 110th1 43 McCorkle, Sylvia 111th1 36,54,65 McCowm, Susan 19th1 48,78 McCrabb, Hugh 19th1 48, 99,101 McCracken, Ronnie 19th1 48,99 McEwen, Deltan 112th1 24 McFarimd, Frances 111th1 36,86 McGinty, Willy 110th1 71,76 McKinney, Richard 110th1 43,98,106 McKinney, Vickie 110th1 43 McKnight, Steve 110th1 43,98 McLain, Rosalir1e111th1 36,70,86 Maman, Sally 191111 48 McNutt, Ray 112th1 25,60,70 McPherson, Hugh 112th1 25,105 McRoberts, Karen 110th1 43,79,86 Maddox, Marilyn 112th1 25,54,57,60, 61,64,67,72,86 M11-any, mu. 1911-1 4s,7o,99 Mdloney, Pat111th1 36,54,65,97,98 Mainus, Mary Belle H2th1 25 Maior, Billie 111th1 36,68,69,86 Malikaff, Nadia 19th1 48,56 Malikoff, To1na19th1 48 Martin, Joyce 110th1 43,73 Martin, Mary Lou H0th1 43,55,75,77, 87 Mason, Mike 111th1 36,98 Mattingly, Emilie 111th1 37,64,73 Mathews, Ja!tice110th1 43 Mathews, Rayman 110th1 43 Maxwell, Bill 112th1 25,65,97,99,104, 106,107 Maxwell, Roger 19th1 48 Maxwell, Suo112th1 25,53,65,108,109 Mayes, Jean 111th1 37,57,77,87 Maynard, Lonnie 19th1 48 Maynard, Terry 11 1 th1 37,98,99, 101,106 MGYS, Charley 111th1 37 Mays, Charlotte 111th1 37,64 Mase, Jacklyn 110th143,87,108,109 Mengers, Jerelyn 111th1 37,87 Michael, Frmk112th1 25,105 Miles, Nedra19th1 48 Miller, Anita 19th1 48,79,92 Miller, Bab110th143,77 Miller, Eddy 110th1 43,69 Miller, Sharon 111th1 37,64,73,87 Minor, Michael Anne 111th1 37,64,87 Minor, Patsy 1101111 43,79,87 Mock, Randall H0th1 43,55,60, 101 106 Moore, Jimmy 19th1 48 Moore, Joy 112th1 25,55,57,64,67,70, 72,86 Mm., sulla. 112th1 25,53,54,62,71, 73,87,90,91,108,109,114 Moorefield, Kenneth 110th1 43 Morgan, Billy 112th1 25 Morgan, Jane 111th1 37,77 Morgan, Jerry 111th1 37 Morris, Roger 111th1 37,54 Morrow, Larry 112th1 70 Mawry, Darlene 112th1 25 Mullinax, Carol 112th1 25 128 Mullenix, Della 111th1 37 Mullenix, Jerry 110th1 71 Mullins, Rita 110th1 37,77 Murphy, Ann 112th1 25,71 Murphy, Barbara 111th1 37,77,87 Murphy, Sandra111th1 37,68,73,87 Nance, Judy 111th1 37,54,67,87 Nance, Judy 110th1 43,87 Neal, Jmet110th143,87 Neighbours, Anita 1111111 37,70,71,77 Nelson, Jane 110011 44,67,79,87 Nelson, Joe Bob 112th1 25,77 Nelson,'Judy 110th1 44,79,87 Nelson, Lynn 112th1 2S,55,57,60,62, 64,66,67,72,75,86 Nelson, Shirlenne19th148,79 Nettleship, Kwan 19th1 48,69 Newman, Otis Ann 19th1 48,56,63 New, JCI 112th1 25,64,70,80,87 Nichols, Mary Ann 110th1 44,73,87 Nix, Frances 111th1 37,73 Nix, JDld'll11o91l1 44,70,77 Noe, Beverly 111th1 37,64,79,87 Norris, Ethan 111th1 37,54,65,97 Norton, ,Beth 1121111 25,64,65 Nutt, Ronnie 19111199 Oldham, Carol 19th1 48,56,79 Ore, Neva 111th1 38,77,87 Orebaugh, Mike 111th1 38,60,64,97, 99,103,107 Osborne, George 112th1 25,59,65,71 Osborne, Sondra 112th1 25,52,60,64, 68,87,90,91,123 O'Steen, Grace H2th1 25,80,87 Overby, Sherry 111th1 38,87 Parham, Jimmy 110th1 44 Parker, Cliff 111th1 38,65,105 Patterson, Ann 111011 38,57,69,71,87 Patterson, Pat112th1 26,53,55,60,64, 67,72,87,90,91,123 Payne, Jacqueline 111th1 38,57,81,87 Pasoureck, Carol 111th1 38,64,87 Peak, Lillian 112th1 26,70,73,87 Pearson, Victor 110th1 98 Penn, Eddie 110th1 77,98,106 P.,,,,, 1.,,,,y11l11,164,97,99,1oe,1o7 Pennington, Bill 112th1 26 Perrin, Dee Ann 111th1 38,54,66,67, 74,75,87 Phillips, Judy 111th1 38,87 Philpott, Romney H0th1 44,77,98 Pierce, Loretta H0011 44,87 Piercey, Ava110th1 69 Pierson, Pot 110th1 44,57,64,70,74, 77,87 Pixler, Ronnie 110th1 98 Plato, Frm'1k1l2th1 26 Plato, Margaret110th1 44,77,87 Poe, Raymond 19th1 48,101 Poling, Roberta110th144 Polk, Charles 111th1 38,64 Porter, Eddie 110th1 44,105 Porter, Ja Ann 110th1 44,74,79 Potts, Virginia 19th1 48 Powell, Cynthia 111th1 38,64,87 Powell, Dorothy 112th1 26 Pratt, Jack 110th1 44,77,98,106 Price, John 111th1 38,65 Price, Townley 111th1 38,65 Prim, Bill 112th1 26 Provines, Bob 112th1 26,58,59,65,70, 105,107,122 Provines, John 19th1 48,63,99,105 Provines, Steve 110th1 44,98,105 Puckett. Bill 112th1 26,53,60,65, 97, 100,102,I06,122 Pulley, Carolyn 19th1 48 Putnam, Janice 112th126,44,55,74,87 Putnam, Joe 19th1 48 Pybas, Mary 111th1 38,71,87 Pyle, Ronnie 19th1 49,56,67, 99,101 106 Radford, Stephen 112th1 26,59,65 Rdtn, Charles 110th1 44 Rohn, Margaret 112th1 26 Rohn, Richard 19th1 49 Raker, Russell 111th1 38 Ramay, Cartha112th1 26,54,55,60,64, 71,74,88 Ramsey, Herschel 191111 49 Ramsey, Linda110th1 44,79 Ray, Carl 110th1 44 Ray, Edward 110th1 49, 99, 101 Ray, Bobby 112111167 Rea, Diana 1101111 44,57,61,67,71,74, B8 Reeser, Diena H1011 38,88 Reints, Barbara 111th1 38 Rentira, Juanita 19th1 49,63,79 Reynolds, Judy 112th1 26,64 Rice, Claudette 110th1 44,108,109 Rich, Margaret 111th1 38 98 Richardson, Katherine 19th1 44,79 Richart, Shirley 112th1 26,53,55,60, 64,67,68,72,86,91,123 Rickey, Anita 112011 26,80,88 Riley, Jimmy 110th1 44 Robertson, Karen Sue 19th1 79 Robinson, Margie H2th1 26,57,64,77, 88 Robison, Joyce 112th1 26,71,88 Robison, Leona 19th1 49 Rogers, Bob 112th1 26 Rogers, Douglas 110th1 38 Rozniata, Beverly 110th1 44 Russell, Bill 110th1 44,101,105 Russell, Ronnie 110011 45,105 Sabin, Tip 19th1 49,56 Smders, Carol 112011 60,64,74,81,88, 122 s.,,1a,,, 14111191111 49,so,e1,99 sm... Jmi 41211-1 2a,so,ss,as,7o, 12:4 Schaefer, Jo Lynn 19t11149,56,7i,79, 92 Schaumburg, Sharon 112th1 26 Scott, Billy 111011 38,65,70 Scott, Keith 110th1 45 Scott, Paul 111th1 38,97,99,106,107 Scranton, Nancy 111th1 38,64,77,88 Settle, Donald 112th1 27,65,70,77,105 Severs, Judy 111th1 38,109 Severs, Potty 110th1 45,60,77 Shaffer, Johnny 110th1 45 Sharp, P11iI111t11138 Shaver, Garry 111th1 38 Shaw, Jan 110th1 45,55,64,75,77,88 Shepard, Karen 112th1 27,88 Shepherd, Bill 111th1 38,65 Shircliff, Doris 111th1 88 Shoemake, Shirley111th1 38,57,64,74, 77,88 Siffers, Cheryl 19th1 49,67 Simon, Rolinda Joy 19th1 49,79 Sims, Sudie112th1 27,64 Singleton, Carolyn111th1 38,64,88 Singley, Ed 112th1 27,55,58,59,65,72, 102,106,119 Singley, Jack 112th1 18,27,52,58,59, 65,102,106,117 Sires, Karen 112th1 27 Sires, Linda Sue 19th1 49,79 sue., Jams. umm 45,77 Skaggs, Joan 110th1 45,77 Skaggs, Pamela Susm19th1 49 Skillern, Judy 111th1 38,70,77 Slagle, Barbara 110011 45,67,74,77,88 Slaughter, Nick 112th1 27,65,97,99 Smallwood, Martha 111th1 38,68,75, 88,108,109 Smith, Carol Michael 19111167 Smith, Danny 19th1 49,77,99 Smith, Jimmy 112th1 27,105 Smith, Janet Ruth 19th1 49,56,63,79, 93 Smith J. Steve 110th1 40,45,55,98, 106 Smith, Judy 112th1 27,55,64,6B,71,72, 86,105,122 Smith, Nira 19tl1149,59 Snodgrass, Jackie 110th1 45,74,79,88 Sopher, John 112th1 27 Southerland, Lucile 111th1 34,39,75, 88 Speer, Linda 19th1 49 Spicer, Robert 110th1 71 Sporn, Jerrie112th1 27,105 Sprouse, Benny 19th1 45 Spurgeon, Gayle 110th1 45,67 Statczyk, Sandra111th1 39 Stapp, Susie 112th1 4,27,53,54,60,64, 68,71,74,75,88,90,9l,112 Stark, Mike 112th1 27,59,76 Starr, Pamela 110th1 39 Staton, Barbara 19th1 49,63,79 Steimer, Joyce 112th1 27,70,77 Stephens, Lonnie 111th1 39 Sterkel, Charles 110th1 45 Sterling, Anno111th1 39,66,67 Stevens, Craig 19th1 49 Stevens, Sandro Lou 110th1 45 Stiles, Gloria 110th1 45,79,88 Stone, Helen 110th1 45 Stone, Jack 19th1 49 Stone, Sandy 112th1 27,57,71,86 Stonis, Karen 111th1 39,64,68,74,75, 89 Strickland, Herb 111th1 39,103 Suggs, Deeda111th1 39 Suggs, Terry 111th1 39 Sullivan, Donald 112th1 27,65 Summers, Betty 110th1 45 Sutton, Mona 111011 39,77,89 s,,,,,,,.,1, '1Zorn112th1 21,as,97,9a, D7 Swinney, Shirley 110th140,45,54,60, 74,75,77,89 '1 Taaca, Larry H2th1 27,97,98,103, 104 107 Toaoa, Perry 19th1 49,56,63,99,103 Tacker, Gerald 19011 99 Taggard, Allen 19th1 49 Taggard, Gralt 110th1 45 Tanner, Barbara 112th1 27,77 Tapper, Don 111th1 39,65,98,106 Tarr, Nmcy 19th1 49,S6,79 Taylor, Jerry 19th1 49 Taylor, Norma 110th145,79 Taylgr, Rosemary 110th1 45,60,74,79, 8 Thackerson, Sonia 111th1 39,60,62, 64,74,89 Thompson, George 19011 99 Thompson, John 111th1 39,60,62,65 Thornberry, Fran 11 2011 28,67,86 Tice, Ja1et H1th1 39,64,71,74,89 Tippin, Rita 110th1 45,74,89 Tomlin, Der1ny 112th1 18,28,52,54,58, 59,60,61,62 Toney, Jimmy 111th1 39,65,67,98 row., Linda 112th1 2a,ao,7o,71,74, so Townley, Robert 19th1 49,56,99 Trautmatl, Richard 111th1 39,65,105 Vanderpool, Carole 112th1 28,64,89 Vanderslice,Judy112th1 28,60,64,66, 67,68,74,86,91 Va1l lorn, Lela1d19th1 77 Va1Horn, Tommy 111011 105 Vaughn, George 111th1 34,39,54,65, 97,99,105,107,123 Vaught, Carol 111th1 39,71 Vineyard, Ray 19011 49,101 Votaw, Janee 111th1 39,55,57,89 Wade, Jon 110th1 66,67,98 Wagner, Jay 19th1 49 Walker, Diane19th1 79 Walker, Elaine 112th1 28 Wallace, Shson 19th1 49 Walter, Mary 19th1 49,79 Walters, Fra1k11lth1 39,67 Walters, Llnda110th1 45,66,67,89 Waner, Betty 110th1 45 Ware, Jcnice 19th1 49,56 Wasson, Barbara 112th1 28,60,64,74, 89 Waters, Charlotte 110th1 28,60,64,74, 89 Weaver, Bill 112th1 28,65 Weaver, Richard 112th1 28,70 Webb, Grayson 112th1 28,70,77 Weiner, Allen 110th145,98,106 Weir, Kenneth 111th1 39,107 Wells, Joey 111th1 39,70 Wells, Marvin 111th1 39 Wells, Sharon 110th1 45 West, Buddy 19th1 104 Wheeler, Bruce 112th1 28,59,65 Wheelus, Charles 110th1 104,107 White, Carl 111th1 39 White, Cookie 111th1 39,54,68,89 White, Fredda111th1 39,74,89 White, Karen 110th1 45,55,57,60,64, so w1,n.,'ral.4.,-111111170 wma Eagle, s1.ll,,u21i,1 28,70,76, so Whitehorn, Henry 18th1 49,99,101 Wicks, Carol 111th139,64 Wilburn, Judy 112th1 28,52,54,77 Wilkins, Dick 111th1 39,54,65,97 Williams, Craig 19th1 49 Williams, Jerry 111th1 97,98 Willits, Charlene 111th1 39,77,89 Wilson, David 111th1 39 Wilson, Eddie 19th1 49 Wilson, Gary 112th1 28,54.65,105 Wilson, Gary 19th1 49,101 Wilson, Jahnna 112th1 28,64,70,77,89 Wilson, Nancy 19th1 49,56,63,79 Wisdom, Mary 111th1 39,64,74,89 Wolfe, Mary 112th1 28,64,71,74.b6 Wolfram, Billy 112th1 28,60,97,98,103 105,107 Wright, Glenda 111th1 39,66,67,89 Wright, Mary Pamela 19th1 49,56,93 Yeager, Doug 110th1 45,70, 101,106 Yehle, Bill 112th1 28,70,l05,107 York, Deon 112th1 28,54,59,65,104, 107 Young, Faye 111 th1 39,64,89 Young, Janis 112th1 28,53,55,57,64, 70,72,77,86 Zink, Patricia Kay 19t11149,56,79,93 Zinn, Donna Lee 19th1 49,56,79,93 , A - .mfr 'vi L . 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