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

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Wins Honors and Thespians To be eligible for this group, ten points are required. They are received from experience in production of plays. ' khting: Katie Howard, Wanda Donovan, Tupper Patnode. Kneeling: Ina Sue Hagee, Ann Hirschi, Janie Merritt, Jafluc Burns. Standing: Nelli JeTT? rs, David Gilespie, Janie Farris, Lani Kennedy, Nora Alder, Anne Conrad, Carl Lance Ferguson, MarW'Tetty, Cindy Boulton, PanvPMfpott, Kathy Patnode, Randy York, Gary Kelsy, Mike “ ikhr. I A N.F.L. National Forensic League also requires a number of points for eligibility. The twenty-seven points are gained by placing first, second, or third in tournament speech. Front Row: Lani Kennedy, Ina Sue Hagee, Connie Partlow, Lance Ferguson, Janie Farris, Anne Conrad. Second Kow: Katie Howard, Cindy Boulton, Jaque Burns, Patsy Eberhardt. Liz Long, Wanda Donovan, Janie Merritt. Third Row: Ann Hirschi, Tupper Patnode, Pam Philpott, Mark Petty, Carl Beck, Nora Alder, Nellie Jeffers, Fourth Row: Stan Thomas, Gary Kelsy, David Gilespie, Randy York, Mike Leak, Kathy Patnode. 117

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Speech Department Displays Talent, Play Pro class enjoys coke party given to first hour which bought the most yearbooks. Cheers! The Northeast Speech Department has brought back many honors this year from state tourna- ments. In Alva they took Sweepstakes, and at Panhandle A M they won the highest number of points for individual events. Mr. Dennis Winfield, our new speech teacher, and, in fact all of Northeast, has something here of which to be proud. This fine group of actors has presented many enjoyable skits and plays to the student body. Front Roto: Shiela Shaw, Nellie Jeffers, Ina Sue Hagee, Katie Howard, Wanda Donovan, Cindy Boulton, Anne Conrad, Lani Kennedy, Janie Merritt, Patsy Eberhardt. Second Row: Connie Partlow, Liz Long, Pam Philpott, Ann Hirschi, Carl Beck, David Gilespie, Kathy Patnode, Jaque Bums. Third Roto: Mike Leak, Lance Ferguson, Janie Farris, Mark Petty, Randy York, Gary Kelsy, Tuppcr Patnode. 116

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jV Encourages Christianity» at Northeast James “Frog Sullivan speaks to the Morn- ing Chapel group. Officers: Frances Abernathy, vice-president; Pam Ware, secretary; Denny Cotner, presi- dent; Katie Howard, song leader; Katie Graham, pianist. Morning Chapel has just completed its fifth year at Northeast and has proved to be quite successful. Each Wednesday morning before school. Chapel meets for 30 minutes of singing. Also, various speak- ers from all denominations give their time and talent to be with us. Northeast is proud of its Morning Chapel because it gives students a chance to worship God as a group. The sponsors this year are Mrs. Biles and Mr. Win- field. 118