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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

A Dream For A Decade NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Volume XXVII Herlena Hamilton and John Johnson Editors I HAVE A DREAM “I have a dream today ... I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made low. The rough places will be made plain, and the crooked places will be made straight. And the glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together. This is our hope . . . With this faith we shall be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together, to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together, knowing that we will be free one day ...” —MARTIN L. KING JR. Staff Editors Herlena Hamilton John Johnson Business Manager Robert Nash Organization Charlotte Frederick Faculty Boyd Hickox Susan Williams Copy Editors Janet Stanley Muriel Ellis Class Editors Marcia Williams Jane Thomas Angela Manuel Art Editor Sherrie Perkins Photographers Steve Campbell Lee Snodgrass Sports Editor Carl Wamble EDITOR’S MESSAGE Every school has a dream; the students may not always think about it; it may be buried in the back of their minds. Still it is always there and it makes the school. But old dreams die and have to be replaced by new ones. This year Northeast ended an old Decade and entered a new one. We found a New Dream ... A Dream For A Decade John Johnson and Herlena Hamilton Contents Student Life ..........................................1 Faculty ..............................................17 Organizations ........................................35 Seniors ...............................................79 Juniors ...............................................98 Sophomores...........................................114 Sports ..............................................131 Royalty .............................................149 Ads and Index........................................161 A Decade of Couples A • . . . And Beauty N. E. continues its Tradition of Beautiful Cirls They are—Herlena Hamilton, Olivia Combest, Peggy Jerman, Charlene Gillispie, and Muriel Ellis. Upper Deck— Faye Franklin, Carolyn Holmes, Edwina Helton, Charlotte Frederick, and Debi Price (Voted THE TEN-MOST BEAUTIFUL ON CAMPUS) ... Turn page for more ... 5 -r A Decade of Participation Northeast High School Viking Singers are exceptionally talented, as dancers, singers, and instrumentalists, under the direction of Mrs. Carole Hardeman. This group is composed of students with great vocal talents. They not only sing classics, but also soul and rock. 12 14 A Decade of Involvement In a typical }} —•pH : T disowning nu-anAd encouraging all Northeast indents t Harrington, ice-ffV9fdent uJuitudcnt CounciU Einilm Frecde, Read llnTrln� 1 r- F.Kvina lie � w pep and enthusiasm are: Althea co-head cheerleader; John Johnson, kcr, Activities Director; Gayle Smith. Harrington, vice president n| ptud«nt (io nrjU EmilM Frecde. ItoadUicrrleader; Fdwina 11« I Sluilent Coun. il president, Robert Tlijlgins AlJ.nc llc.lui; Melvin Todd, Prin. ip.il; Dorothy I'.-p Cluh sponsor, and llcrh-iia Hamilton. IV' Clnl presidem. 16 From all students, To all teachers. sights ) ) ) sounds ( ( ( ? ? ? questions ? ? ? : : : impressions : : : come to me, move me— driving me to say ( ?) something (?) to communicate with you and the world you represent. but how? how to reach you, tell you, move you? Teacher, teach me. —john johnson Administrators Plan a Decade of Innovation Dr. Bill Lillard and the five-member Oklahoma City School Board bore the re- sponsibilities traditionally associated with such a body, in addition to the task of de- signing and implementing a plan for com- prehensive school integration. Arguing, planning, listening (and not listening) to patrons, smoothing ruffled feathers, stretching money, compiling plans and alternate plans—the year passed frantically fast for the school board. (Not pictured is board member W. R. Yinger.) New as principal, but not new to Northeast, Mr. Melvin Todd worked to guarantee Northeast students not merely an education in the traditional sense, but also participation in a learn- ing experience exciting in every sense of the word. Believing that a good ad- ministrator should know the student body, Mr. Todd could often be seen in the halls—talking to students, listen- ing to students. Opposite page: Top— Dr. Bill Lillard: Super- intendant of Schools; Center—School Board; Bottom row—Mr. Melvin Todd: principal of Northeast High School; This page: Mr. Todd. 19 N. E. Staff Integral Part of School’s Administrative Network This page: Mrs. Malyne Gallimore, Mr. Roger Brown, Mrs. Julia Scobcy: Coun- selors; Center—Mr. Lonnie Gilliland: Vice Principal; Bottom—Mrs. Mary L Morgan, Mrs. Mary J. Miller, Mrs. Mary E. Wilson: Office Staff. 20 This page: Top left—Mrs. Reola Welborn: Registrar; Top right—Mrs. Eilene Fainter, Nurse; Center—Media Center Staff—Miss Rosemary Colson and Mrs. Frankie House; Bottom left—Custodian Staff; Bottom right —Cafeteria Staff. English Department Implements Emphasis on individual expression and group discussions, combined with less-than-strict adherence to the prescribed, often inadequate, course of study, characterized the English Depart- ment. Members of this department strove for novelty and re- levance in their classes; they utilized enormous amounts of outside material, keeping both themselves and their aides busy typing stencils. Department head Ethel Quickie and Gayle Smith moderated two popular discussion classes—Humanities and Great Books—while Robert Windsor, also the Modern Dance in- structor, encouraged creative self-expression in his Speech and Drama classes. 22 Fresh Concepts in Teaching Opposite page: Top left—Anna Beth Heidebrecht: English III, Speech I; Top right—Shirley Castle: Eng. II, III. Yearbook: Bottom left— Ethel Quickie: Eng. Ill, IV, Humanities; Bottom right—Jan Marie Assal: Eng. II, IV; This page: Top left—Gayle Smith: German I, II. Eng. II. Great Books: Top right— Diana Ford: Eng. III. IV; Bottom left—Judy Swafford: Journalism I, II, Eng. Ill; Bottom center—Robert Windsor: Drama MV, Modem Dance 1, II, Speech 11; Bottom right -Marilyn Atkinson: Eng. Ill, IV. 23 Social Studies: Not Only Man’s History, Top left—Ruth Anne Thomas, Eng. II; Bottom left—Mary Jones, Reading; Top center—Edward Hardeman, U.S. History; Top right—Earlene Logan, U.S. History, World History; Bottom center— Sam Chaney, U.S. History, Psychology-Sociology; Bottom right—Ruth Fainc, World History, Problems of Democracy, Religions of Mankind. 24 but Also His Present and Future Top left—Audrey Dragg: U.S. History; Top right Delton Potts: U.S. History, Economy Government; Bot- tom right—James Hamilton: Negro History, U.S. History. 25 Language and Fine Arts Define Man’s Top left—Marjorie Miller: Latin MV; Top right—Shirley Bensinger: Spanish I-IV; Bottom left— Lucienne Smith: French I-IV, Eng. II; Bottom right—Ruth Ann Norris: French I, II. 26 Need for Self-Expression Top left—Leon Edd: Art MV, Ceramics, Comm. Art; Top right—Donald Edwards; Band, Orchestra; Bottom left—Carole Hardeman: Girls Glee, Music Theory, Mixed Chorus, Viking Singers. 27 From 3-1 = 2 Math Marches On Top left—Oldncy Sneed: Geometry, Algebra II; Center left—Berlin Wat- son: Algebra II; Bottom —Charles Ledbetter: Ge- ology, Geometry; Ri thl center—William McEI- wee: HS Math, Algebra 28 Top—Dietria Wadkins: High School Math, Al- gebra I; Left Center— Joe Armstrong: Geom- etry, Math Analysis, Trigonometry, Matrix, Analytics. Special Education Strengthens Basic Academic Needs Right bottom—Franklin Thornton: Special Edu- cation, Co-op Program; Ilo Lugton: Special Edu- cation. 29 Science Investi- gates Building Blocks of Life Top left—Dorothy Ford: Biology; Bottom left— Brown Scott: Chemistry; Top right—Betty McDer- mott : Biology; Bottom right—Robert Higgins: Biology, Athletics. 30 Business and Home EC Combine Creativity and Service Top left—Richard La- Cuardia: Bookkeeping, Business Law; Top right —Jerry Anderson: Typ- ing I-II, Athletics; Cen- ter right—Mary Morse: Shorthand MI, Clerical Practice; Bottom—Ros- etta Douglass: Home Economics MV, Ad- vanced Foods, Clothing. Vocational Education Open; This page—Top left—Gregory Cupp: Driver Education; Top right—Dorothy Tucker: Typing II, C.O.E.; Bottom left—Joel Moore: Work-Study, Driver Education; Bottom right—Darrell Milliron: Driver Education, Athletics; Op- posite page—Top left—Shelby Davis: Mechanical Drawing I-IV, Woodwork I-III; Top right—Louis McMillan: Welding I-II; Bottom left—Eugene Hook: Electronics I-II; Bottom right—Clarence Perkins: Auto Mechanics ML 32 ew Doors for Students Sports, Beauty And Books Brighten Curric- ulum Top—Eula Wiliams: Di- rector, Instructional Media Center; Left Cen- ter—Clara Richards: Cosmetology I and II; Right center—Gloria Smith: Physical Educa- tion ; Opposite— Roose- velt Nivens: Boys’ Gym, Sports. 34 (un) Organizations Thrown -together- from here and there, (from different here’s and far-flung there’s) we gather together, meeting each other )face to face( staring, waiting. Shall we continue to stare or shall we !!! 10RGANIZE!!!! !!!! ASSOCIATE!!!! an join an Joining this and joining that, (Future This and Student That) our faces, no longer unknown, no longer stare— they begin to smile and (speak). —john johnson Here President John Johnson and Vice-president Althea Darrington plant the first tree in the all out N.E.H.S. Beautification Clean-Up Project. Student Council officers John Johnson, Althea Darrington, Colleen Prince, and David Hendrickson attended the Okla- homa Association of Student Council Workshop last sum- mer to learn new and creative ways to fulfill their respon- sibilities. They sought to apply their ideas in the writing of the new Student Council Constitution. The Council sponsored many outside activities such as mixers after some of the home games, and the homecoming dance, and also the toys for tots project. The Council’s most important project was the clean-up campaign in which trees were donated by the various clubs and organizations to plant around the school, and for the patio planned in front of the school in place of the old oilweil. Also this year the Council set up a committee to study the problems of man. The Human Relations Com- mittee, helped the integration plan. Sponsors were Mrs. Dorothy Tucker and Mr. Richard La- Guardia. 36 Services for the Student Council Representatives George Bell Philip Bennett Judy Blanton Neil Blaschke Molly Carpenter Annette Clark Gary Darling Carol Deniss Pam Dixon Laurie Fife Lafayette Fleming Gary Grimes Ron Grimes Twila Gibbens Tony Gray Herlena Hamilton Julie Hooks Keith James Ruthie Jones Dan Kimball Rex Larsen Shelly Label Allen Losinger May McRay Julie Miller Gerald Murray Sally Oldham Duke Pettree Debbie Roark Roxanne Robertson Scott Sanger Cassandra Smithers Sharon Stewart Jane Thomas Luci Turk Bill Wheat Ricky Williams 37 Dreams of Leadership and Monty Barnhill President JoEllen McDermott Vice-President MEMBERS L. to R.: arc John Johnson. Ron Crimes, Elizabeth Radcliff, Stark Wilbor, Richard Hatcher, Sally Oldham, Jan Bravo, Althea Darrington, Charlotte Frederick, Ann Hain, JoEllen McDermott, Cynthia Jackson, Carol Dennis, Andrew Wadkins, Jan Assal, sponsor; Stewart Spanier, Bruce Garrett, David Hendrickson, Monty Barnhill, Gary Voelkers. Cassandra Smithers Secretary Leadership, character, scholarship, and service are the qualifications for membership of the National Honor So- ciety. These members have maintained a 3.5 grade average for three consecutive semesters. The club sponsored an initation and dinner for the new members. Althea Darrington Treasurer 38 Scholarship Develops With Honor Students Member� of the Oil Executive are selected by the faculty on the foundation of their scholastic achievements and interest in the petr6leum industry. The members are: Gary Voelkers, Matthew Mason, Bill Dean. Robert Edinger, Herlena Hamilton. Michael Thompson, Monty Barnhill, Joann Moore, Althea Darrington, Lonnell May, Janet Stanley, Richard Nicholson, Ranee Bennett, Willis Wheat, Ralph Thomas, and Brad Sullivan. Selected by the faculty also are the Girl and Boy Staters who must meet the requirement of good character, citizenship and leadership. The Staters were: Ralph Thomas, Edwina Helton, Carl Wamble, JoEllen McDermott, and Monty Barn- hill. S t a t e r s H i L • i o n s The Hi Lions are prospective members of the Lions Club who attend weekly luncheons. Each Hi Lion must attend at least six sessions. They were chosen upon their scholarship, dependabili- ty, and interest in community activities. The Hi Lions this year included: John Johnson, Gary' Voelkers, Monty Barnhill, and Matthew Mason. 39 National Recognition 19 Viking Seniors Make Who’s Who Monty Barnhill 40 Seated—Althea Harrington, Debbie Roark, Janet Stanley, Herlena Hamilton, Cassander Smitbers, Jan Bravo, Charlotte Frederick; Standing: 1st row—Paul Davidson, Bill Dean, Richard Nicholson, John Johnson; 2nd row—Steve Epperson, Ronald Grimes, Richard Givens and Robert Bennett. (Not pictured is Larry Johnson.) Spirit Leaders Employ Enthusiasm CHEERLEADERS L. to R. are Emily Freede, co-head. Mario Barnhill, Sally Oldham, Edwina Helton, co-head, Pipina Hill, alt., Darlene West and Sarah Knight. Last Spring the 1969-70 cheerleaders were elect- ed and immediately went lo work. During the sum- mer they practiced long and strenuously and put in many hours of preparation. In July they attended a clinic held at OU. Here they received three sec- ond place ratings, a 3rd place rating and the spirit stick. In November, they attended a state wide clinic at which they received a superior rating (first place), and a trophy. Spirit, personality, and leadership flow in our vivacious pep leaders. 41 Sally Oldham, Emily Freede. and Sarah Knight lead the school in the favorite chant “Battle Cry.” Norkets Burst With Spirit Herlena Hamilton Colleen Prince President Vice-President Debbie Roark Secretary Glenda Jenkins Treasurer Prolonging spirit, enthusiasm, and support at all team sports were the Norket’s dreams. Besides cheering and making spirit signs, some of their activities included the initiation of new members and a Christmas dance in which the “Norket Dream Boy” was crowned. They climaxed the year by sponsoring the All-Sports Banquet held in honor of the various athletes. The sponsors were Mrs. Gayle Smith, Miss Anna Heidbreith, and Mrs. Dietria Wadkins. Terry Fife Corr. Secretary Debi Bass Chaplain Judith Rucker Historian ■T Janet Stanley Sr. Sgt.-at-Arms Annetta Clark Jr. Sgt.-at-Arms Cathy Cavnar Soph. Sgt.-at-Arms Sally Oldham Cindy Bahn Mario Barnhill Marsha Bradley Beverly Brown Sandra Brown Edna Brooks Brenda Burris Cindy Burton Gloria Cooksey Cathy Dean Lorraine Edmond Karen Evans Susan Felton Charlotte Fredrick Emily Freede Twila Gibbens Melba Graham Ann Hain Kathy Hansen Jean Hill Pipina Hill Rita Knight Sarah Knight Veotis Lawrence Debbie McCall Julie Miller Patty Roark Jennifer Shelton Rita Spencer Sharon Stewart Jane Thomas Luci Turk Andrea Walker Betty Wallace Theresa Wamble Helen Warren Darlene West Bussy Whytlaw 43 Yvonne Bryson Head Majorette Glenda Thompson Betty Robertson Doris Johnson The Northeast Marching Band, nicknamed the ‘Viking 85’, is composed of seventy-five music students that march in various performances during the first half of the year. Under the capable leadership of Donald M. Edwards, the past year, the band has performed at all football games, homecoming parade, and various other parades including the Veterans Day Parade. Marching along with the band was the Majorette Corps, Drum Major, Wayland Banks, Drum Majorette, Olivia Combest. Many hours of hard work rewarded with fine performances, has proven the Viking ’85 is the best. 44 Suzanne Phelan Peggy Euwing Markiett Hale Wayland Bands, Drum Major Olivia Combest, Drum Majorette Marching 75' Beverly Huggins Delores Terrell Ann Boland Delores Black Jan Berryhill Debbie Henderson Cathy Griffin Deborah Roberts Valerie Cole William Johnson Mark Morris Ebbie Harris Ralph Thomas John Temple Tyrone Brekenridge Morma Williams Paula Vanhooser Clyde Abies Darrell Williams Woodrow Hill Garland Clemons Pam Johnson Ida Smith Dona Jones Announcer Ron Grimes Randy Bonett Deborah Vaultz Vincent Brown Ralph Watson Michael Smith Elaz Maloy Harold Roberts Ronald Harrison Deborah Crosbey Michael Hornsberry Jerry Borders Roberta Jones Kevin Brooks Andrew W’adkins Douglass Wilson Robert Nash Milton Hall Michale Holloway William Stuart Dan Kimbal Thomas Berryhill Larry Simson Lionell May James Brian! John Smith Jim Williams John Spain Victor Lewis Alfred Harrison Nelson Jordan Ronald Felder Steve Converse Pat Williams Kelly Chastian Jeff Brooks Phil Shirley Dabid Shiffin Martin Neal Carl Lofton Carl Wamble Herbert Ford Henry Byers Steve Fails Phil Jackson Clint Hood Perry Frazier Jerome Byers Kenith Jones Vernin Thomas Kenith Renfrew 45 Concert Band Shows Fine Performances 46 Under the direction of band leader, Donald M. Edwards, the concert band composed of sixty of the departments top musicians, performed at the Annual Winter Pop Concert, Spring Music contests, its own spring concert, and many of the school functions. A highlight of the Bands activities was the annual ex- change concert. This year the band journeyed to Waco, Texas to perform for the high school and in return the Waco band appeared here at Northeast. Finally, the band ended its year by crowning its band queen at its spring concert and presenting a Coronation Ball. The band won many superior ratings under the capable leadership of Mr. Donald M. Edwards. Stage Band and Orchestra Groove MUSICIANS Front row—Mark Morris, William Johnson, Randy Bassett, Vincent Brown, Henry Byers, Douglas Wilson, William Stewart, Michael Hol- loway, Robert Nash, Andrew Wadkins; Second row: Harold Roberts, John Smith, Martin Neal, Carl Wamble, Bill Hood, David Shifron, John Spain, Nelson Jordan, Victor Lewis, and Lonnell May. The Northeast Stage Band consists of the top jazz instrumentalists in the regular band. As the name simpli- fies the Stage Band plays contemporary and other popular music in various school assemblies, private shows, and public appearances. This year under the direction of Mr. Donald M. Edwards, the North- east Orchestra promoted appreciation in various asemblies throughout the school year and participated in dis- trict music contests in the spring. MUSICIANS L. Io R. arc Paula Bryan, Jane Thomas, Kathy McKennon, Julie Bryan, Carl Wamble, Jeff Rucker, and Carol Dennis. 47 Talented Trio Records With Midnight Rebels What started out as just a performing group for school assemblies turned into a recording career for three young ladies. Pat Brown, Marketia Hale, and Edwina Helton were introduced for the first time in an assembly in memory to the late Martin Luther King. Since then these girls have recorded with the Midnight Rebels. The girls have now recorded on their own for a major recording company in Nashville. Tenn. Marketia Hale the original third mem- ber left the Trio and was replaced by Peggy Euwing. Peggy Euwing Pat Brown Edwina Helton diking Singers Excel in Performances The Viking Singers, a select group from the Concert Choir composed of twenty-eight members, originated to perform for small social events. With Mrs. Carol Hardeman as directress the Vikings have performed for banquets around the city, school assemblies, and various concert activities. Concert Singers •Cecil Adams Andruna Barkus Alberta Bennett Roxana Brock Edna Brooks ‘Patricia Brown Sandra Brown •Yvonne Bryson •Henry Byers Brenda Burris Gayle Chandler •Marvin Cheedle •David Chedester •Marilyn Coley Valerie Crigler Lou Davis Thomas Edwards •Peggy Euwing •Susan Felton Laura Fenstermaker •Dean Gaston ‘Michael Gill Bobby Grayson Lvna Green Marketia Hale Herlena Hamilton •Kathy Hansen Norene Hansen •Alfred Harrison •Ronald Harrison Theridol Hill Michael Holloway Orville Huggins •Bill Jackson Jerry Jackson •Leonard Jamison Glenda Jenkins Patty Johnson Lanita Jones Marca Kitchens Henry Kubler Beverly Lawrence •Veotis Lawrence •Isaac Lee Victor Lewis •Michael Littleton Brenda Logains Angela Manuel Michaela Manuel Roberta McCray ’David McEver •Renae Parker Relder Ray ‘Betty Roberson Josetta Ruiz Chris Shelton Pat Smiley Pam Stev enson Doris Stewart Sharon Stewart Pat Taylor Luci Turk Gail Walker Betty Wallace •Charlotte Watson Gretshan White Lois Williams Jayna Wilson Laura Wilson 49 Indicates Viking Singer. Concert Choir — Girls Glee Perform The Northeast High School Concert Choir is an activity course for those students interested in music entertainment. During the year the Choir performed at several community sing-ins; Shephard Mall, and Penn Square. The Choir also participated in various university music clinics. Their music and songs vary from secular to religious selections. The Choir sponsored a Christmas assembly for the entire student body and a Spring Concert. They also sponsored the fourth annual Talent Show. GIRLS GLEE 1st row—Carole Hardeman, Joetta Ruiz, Gayle Walker, Patty Johnson, Michaela Manuel; 2nd row—Gayle Chandler, Jayna Wilson, Lou Ann Davis, Laura Fen9termaker; 3rd row—Alberta Bennett, Susan Felton, Renae Parker, Norene Hansen, Laura Williams. SO Symphony Hi-Notes Serve Community at Cultural Events Symphony Hi-Notes is an all-city organi- zation, sponsored by the Women’s Committee of the Oklahoma City Symphony. Hi-notes usher for all Symphony sponsored activities. The Hi-Notes ushered at various concerts and swing-ins including a pop concert and a James Brown performance. Officers for the year were alternated in order to exercise their various skills. Sponsor was Mrs. Carol Hardeman. MEMBERS L. to R. arc Richard Hatcher, Loncll May, Suzanne Phelan. Carl Wamble, Janet Stanley, Doria Stewart, Wayland Banks, Edna Brooks, Jerrie Jackson, Debra Jordan. Colleen Prince, Dena Helton, Jayne Thomas Inez Starr, Carolyn Binder, Beverly Lawrence, Glenda Thompson, Julie Hooks, Vemice Bailey, Kathy McKennon, and Julie Bryan. Courtesy Club Serves Cultural Events The Courtesy Club is exactly what the name im- plies. The young ladies in this club donate their time for service projects in the community as well as at N.E. Among 69-70 projects were ushering for the rodeo, the ice-capade, the James Brown Show, PTSA Meetings, Fine Arts Festival, school con- certs, assemblies and special programs. At the end of the year the Courtesy Club in con- junction with the Key Club sponsored a dance. Mrs. Dorothy Ford served as club sponsor. Jane Turnbull Vici Hefner President Vice-president Patsy Carel Doris Johnson Secretary Secretary Peggy Johnson Treasurer Carpenter. Molly Cavnar, Kathy Combest, Olivia Dennis, Carol Droke, Carlota 52 Edmond, Lorraine Elmore, Diane Evans, Karen Fife, Terry Garland, Jeannie Harris. Rosie lies, Susie Johnson, Carole Jones, Debbie Jones, Roberta Jones. Ruthie Kamp, Becky Kina, Kyle Kitchen, Marca Lawhorn, Susie Lawrence, Veotia McCray, Mary Moore, Joan Oldham, Sally Parker, Gloria Parker. Vanessa Plymate, Pattie Roark, Debbie Roberts, Deborah Robinson, Pamela Rucker, Judy Shannon, Kathy Stanley, Janet Stewart, Sharon Voelkers, Linda 53 Key Club Renders Service to Benefit Others President Monty Barnhill 1st Vice-president Ron Grimes 2nd Vice-president Mark Harvey The Key Club is a service organization designed to benefit the school as well as the community. The Key Club is sponsored by the Northeast side Kiwanis of Oklahoma City. Each year the club renders numerous services; some of these services include Halloween clean project, a Christ- mas party, for the under privileged children. United Appeal Drive, Toys for Tots Drive, ushering at school functions, and car washes. Although the majority of the club projects are benefits for others they do hold annual dances at the termination of the presiding officers term for the club membership. The Key Club is in operation for the service and the benefit of others. Secretary David Vaughn Junior Board Member Ben West T reasurer Bill Wheat Sophomore Board Member Gerald Murray Senior Board Member Marty Ladd 54 The Key Club Halloween Clean-up was a B-I-C success!!! Projects Distinguish Key Club Members Roy Ball Monty Barnhill Robert Bennett Denise Box Bruce Butcher Bobby Clark David Clark Mike Crum Paul Dav’dson Charles Davis Gary Dickenson Boh Eddinper Rellie Foster Scott Furn Jim Garrison Rick Gibbens Dick Nickolson Gary Grimes Ron Grimes Ed Harringer Mark Harvey Marty Ladd Mike Moad Ray Munson Gerald Murray David Vaughn David Vaughn and Robert Bennett added spark to every touchdown received by the team during homecoming game. HRC Fosters School Spirit and Cohesiveness Seated—Ruthie Jones, Jean Hill, Althea Darrington, Brenda Loggins, Herbert Ford, Mark Harvey, Gerald Murray, Gloria Miller, Pamela Robinson. Standing —Gary Dickinson, Carl Wamble, Scott Sanger, John Johnson, Tina Dunkelberg, Jack Bruce, Boyd Hickox, and Richard Hatcher. The Human Relations Committee functions to help better the relationships of the students at Northeast and the community. The primary objective being to develop and retain school spirit, pride and cohesiveness. Committee members are elected by secret ballot by students of their precincts. Bank Board Builds Better Banking The May Avenue Bank Board is sponsored by the bank of the same name to train students in banking practices, procedures, and policies. The future bank ex- ecutives are on the honor- ary board of its endoser. Seated: Muriel Ellis, Debbie Roark, Stewart Spanier, Ralph Thomas, Ann Haines, Monty Barnhill and Scott Robinson. (Not pictured are: Cassander Smithers, Charlotte Frederick, and Herlena Hamilton.) Red Cross Embraces Community From left to right ore: Duke Petree, Hill Jackson, Von Holmes. Joel Thomas. Larry Simpson. Sarah Knight. Carl Wamble. Greg Shaw. Larry Booker. Ronnie Lewis. Pam Dixon. Ruthie Jones. Dena Helton. Sharon Stewart, Chuck Mason, Thomas Berry hill, Leroy Jones, Janna Davis, Herbert Ford, Lula Jackson. Harold Wright. Pertclla Houston, Mike Thompson, Jane Thomas, Michael Littleton, Mrs. Adkins, sponsor, and Michael Shirle. The Red Cross Council was able to keep quite busy with service projects throughout the school year, with the help of the new sponsor. Miss Marilyn Adkinson. One of the main service projects was making friendship kits for children in South Viet Nam. The friendship kits consisted of many personal items that were needed. By the end of the year, the organization felt that their service projects were quite successful and worthwhile. 68-69 OFFICERS arc: Pertclla Houston, Secretary, Gregory Shaw, Vice-President Sharon Stewart, Treasurer, and Michael Littleton, President. 57 Students Seek Knowledge in Upward Bound Upward Bound students are helped culturally, as well as academically in the government sponsored program. The students participate in weekly tutorial sessions in the areas of mathematics, English, and social science as well as weekly tellectures from Langston University. Additional benefits are afforded the students each sum- mer when they visit the university campus where they en- gage in supervised activities designed to further encourage cultural and educational advancements. Standing Irom I'It to right are: Debra Nunley, tutor; Leo Vaughn, tutor; and D. M. Tucker, counselor. Seated— Mildred Maxwell, Howard Fisher, Ruthie Jones, Lela Williams, Michael Davis, and Sherry Dixon. Mu Alpha Theta Achieves High Goals Mu Alpha Theta is a National Honor Math Organiza- tion whose purpose is to acquire appreciation of mathe- matics. To become a member one must be enrolled in his fifth semester of college preparatory math with at least a 3.00 grade average in math and all other sub- jects. The 1969-1970 officers are: Gary Voelkers, Presi- dent; Bruce Garrett, Vice-President; Diane Elmore, Sec- retary-Treasurer; and Cindy Jackson, Program Chair- man. OFFICERS from left to right are: Diane Elmore, Cindy Jack- son, Bruce Garrett, Mr. Ledbetter, Sponsor, and Gary Voelkers. MEMBERS left to right are: Jim Garrison. Paul Citron. David Clark, Keith, Mike Leard, Kevin Brooks, Bruce Garrett. Tina Dunkleburg, Lee Slade. Kathy Shannon. Linda Voelkers, Carol Dennis, Debi Roark, Sharon Stewart, Chris. Corbett. Judy Rucker, Herlena Hamilton Charlotte Frederick, Stark Wilbor. Janet Stanley, Cindy Jackson. Terry Fife, Steve Kouba, Ray Fox Steve Epperson, Brad Sullivan, Roy Fox, Jim Harris. Diane Elmore Fred Whitner, Emily Freede, Lisa Radcliff, David Henderon, Gary Voelkers, Bill Dean, Rex Larsen, and Mark Harvey. 59 Science Club Ventures Into Scientific World The N.E.H.S. Science Club, one of the smallest clubs at Northeast, main purpose was to interest students in science and the further advancement of science. The members organized and carried the re- sponsibilities of various activities. Some of these activities included films, field trips, and speakers from the different areas of science. These activities helped in introducing the students to the science world. 60 MEMBERS L. to R. are Paul Smith. JoAnne Moore. Linda McCray, Marilyn Cotten, Cindy Dancy, Gary Voelkers, Bill Dean, Scott Robinson, and David Shifrin. Chess Club Makes Big Move Seated—Gerald Murray, LaFayette Fleeming, Barbara Grant, Kevin Brooks, and Howard Fisher; Standing—Janet Stanley, David Vaughn, Thompson, Debbie Bass, Phil Shurley, Mrs. Mary Jones, sponsor; Kelley Chaslain, Tony Gray, John Spain, and Robert Eclinger. Chess is the oldest of all pure mental skill games in to which chance cannot enter. The North- east High School Chess Club has been an organization of the school for many years. Their enjoyment for this game is greatly exemplified in the way the members of this club participate in all club activi- ties. Presidenl Kevin Brooks, Secretary-Treasurer Tony Gray, Parliamentarian LaFayette Fleeming. NFL-Thespians Take Second in State!! This year’s “activities” scored big with National Forensic League and Thespians. Speech and Drama students participated extensively in Tournaments, toured in Children’s plays, won Second Place in the State One-Act Play Festival, and hosted the State Thespian Conference. Northeast had its share of in- dividual winners but ensemble effort made the dif- ference this year. Never in the history of Speech at Northeast has the spirit of teamwork been so strong and competition been so healthy. Beginners were en- couraged by the veterans, veterans then rose to the chal- lenge of a highly competitive activities program. North- east was the first high school to send black and white delegations to the Model U.N. at OCLA and for its outstanding contribution has been asked to participate on the continuing committee. Speech, Drama, and Debate are “in” at Northeast. Performers Top picture: Row 1—Wayland Banks, Rex Larsen, Ebbie Harris, Mark Haney, David Riley, Bob Edinger, Mike Baldridge; Row 2— Gary Dickinson. David Harvey, Scott Sanger. Edward Slief, Stewart Spanier; Row 3— John O’Neil, Michael Thompson, Donald Harris. Bottom picture: Seated—Althea Darring- ton, Vernice Bailey. Marsha Lewis, Mario Barnhill, Sally Oldham; Standing—Patty Roark, Patty Plymate, Debbie McElyea, Teresa Hill, Ann Boland, Rilcki Green, Lynn French. 62 Art Club Exhibits Creative Talents MEMBERS L. to R. are Peggy Jcrman, Mary Rohr, Mary McCray, Linda Levy, Cathy LeGrande, Janet Stanley, Paul Smith, Rikki Green, Cindy Burton, Marilyn Cotten, Duke Petree, Jim Grisby, Harold Wright, Debbie Roark, Irvin Hogg, and Linda Boyle. The Art Club was newly formed this year. Because of this, all their objectives were not yet certain. They did feel that this association would help to broaden the viewpoints of art to the students. They gained through learning situations, fund raising activities and simple discussion of common techniques what would be ahead of them in the field of Art. OFFICERS for 69-70 were Paul Smith, secretary, Duke Petree, vice-president, Rikki Green, social director, Linda Boyle, Presi- dent .and Cindy Burton, treasurer. 63 English Club Stimulates Interest in Creative Writing Seated—Maggie Malone, Jane Turnbull. Janet Stanley, Debi Roark. Sally Oldham, Carol Dennis, Mario Barnhill: Rou 2 Mrs. Quickie, Susan Williams, Sharon Koniak, Jan Bravo, Joan Bravo, Joann NToore, Mrs. Assal; Rote 3— Robert Chastain, Herlena Hamilton, Carolyn Binder, Inez Start, Charlotte Frederick, Patsy Carol, Debi Bass, Vici Hefner. The English Club was formed to help to promote and to encourage “The Arts” at Northeast, and to give to those who want it, a chance to express themselves and a chance to know how others express themselves. To accomplish this goal, the English Club publishes an anthology which contains the works of the students at Northeast. Also the English Club attempts to attend a number of plays and films throughout the year. The English Club is willing to participate in any activity that does not infringe upon its purpose. 64 EI Club De Espanol Challenges Students The Spanish Club is an active group of students from Spanish levels I, II, III, IV. The first social of the year was a dinner party at El Charrito in Shephard Mall. Los Tres Osos, the Spanish modern version of The Three Bears, was presented by Spanish III and IV. Lateria, Spanish bingo, was the favorite pastime sport of the club following their social events. The sponsor for this year was Mrs. Shirley Bensinger. EL FIN EL FIN OFFICERS are Cheryl Dobbs, Treasurer, Brenda Bybee, Secretary, Lorraine Edmonds, President, and Lafayette Fleming, Vice-President MEMBERS left to right are: Charlotte Frederick, Betty Wallace, Sandy Jones, Tina Dunkelberg, Lisa Ratcliff. Cindy Rubac, Judith Ruchet Ruthie Jones, Sherry Runnels, Cathy Cavnar, Bussie Whitclow. Patty Plymate, Cheryl Dobbs, Cindy Jackson. Terry Fife, Allen Parleir. David Clark, Kevin Brooks, Mr . Shirley Bensinger, Brenda Loggins, Brenda Bybee, Lorraine Edmonds, Gloria Miller, Helen warren, Clarence Jackson, Lafayette Fleming, Gerald Murray, Paul Citron, Bob Vetch, and Ken Wells. 66 “Le Cercie Francais” Centers On Extra-Curricular Activities OFFICERS: Scott Robinson—President, Colleen Prince—Vice-Presi- dent, and Glenda Jenkins—Secretary. Le Cercle Francais (The French Club) is one of the many foreign language clubs here at North- east. Attributed to it are such money raising en- deavors as a French recipe sale and a donut sale. This year the French Club took second place in the Float contest at Homecoming. Among the many things the club does every year are seeing plays produced from the O.U., O.S.U., or O.C.U. campus. n Sre’ P5LCnih Joan Bravo Molly Carpenter, Susan A,|cn, Sally Oldham, Scott Robinson, Becca Kennedy, Mario Bam H Jan Bravo, Diane Elmore, La la Fife, Susan Lawhorn, Julie Miller; Knrrling- Janet Stanley. Collett Riraud. tr-a� .. Andrea SoUe atL OI X JT }T ' w M° Li9va Radc‘iff’ Cindy Rubac J� dT Blanton, Jan Finch, Marca Kitchens, R.fnh i R Com best; Standing—- Ernest Watley, Mrs. Norris, Colleen Prince, Michael Shirley, Sharon Stewart, Paula Bryan. HiM hSnLTaT;il«,C Mike Baldridge, David Tannahausen, Monty Barnhill, Jean ud IfaL SiSth SJ Turnbu11 Rlck Cibbens, Charles Davis, BiU Miller, Bryan Cutter, Mark Jacobson, Tom Baugh, Gary Cosier 66 German Club Seeks Knowledge in Deutsch Customs . . . The German Club is organized to engender interest in the culture and the language of Germany. German Club members are en- couraged to expand their knowledge that cannot always be encompassed in a classroom situation. Mrs. Gayle Smith served as spon- sor. Rosalyn Spanier, Secretary, Eric Martin, President, Vice President, Cindy Bahm. First row Sherman Parker, Robert Liles, Stewart Spanier, Charles Evans, John Spain, Eric Martin, Alan Losinger, Bill Wood; Second row—Linda Levy, Michael Weiss, Beckey Coggins, Cindy Bahm, Richard Hatcher. Pam Jones, Jacqueline Leveridge; Third row—Ebbie Harris, Tripp Smith, David Blackahaw, David Vaughn, Robert Edingier, Rosaly Spanier, Ann Boland and Margaret Amick. 67 JCL Promotes Interest and Knowledge From left to right are: Gary Dickinson, Carol Dennis, Stark Wilbor. Ann Hain, Jim Garrison, Emily Freede. David Hendrickson. Diane Elmore, Gary Voelkers, Bruce Garrett, Cathy Shannon. Glenda Thompson, Mike Smith, Amy Cooper, John Hogan, Sherry Runnels, and James Gilliland. OFFICERS for the 69-70 school year are Carol Dennis, Sec.-Treas., left, Ann Haynes President, right. Not pictured JoEUen McDermott Vice-president. The Junior Classical League, whose purpose is to promote further interest and knowledge of the classics, was a newly reborn club. The membership is restricted to those students who were currently enrolled in Latin. Their monthly ac- tivities were topped off with a Roman Banquet at the end of the year. The club was sponsored by Miss Marjorie Miller. 68 BHC Aids Students in Good Citizenship Sealed—C Miller A. Cooper, J. McDermott, R. Emerson, W. Heartfield, S. Dixon, N. Bradley, R. Hodge; Row 2— A. Darrington, R. Thomas, W. Banks, 0. Huggins A. Clark, C. Ray, V. Willis, M. Maxwell, G. Cooksey, M. Colston, M. Littleton; Row 3—C. Abies, E. Brooks, B. Burris, G. Jenkins, B. Jackson, 3.' Lawrence, G. Murray, J. Potts, R. Harrison, M. Coley, Mr. Hamilton, V. Cole, A. Gaines, L. Simpson, G. Noble, D. Davis, L. Green, J. Bruce, D. Helton, H. Hamilton. The Black History Club was organized this year. The club consists of students enrolled or previously enrolled in Black History. The purpose is to develop self-esteem in the black student and to promote understanding among the races. The objective also includes attaining scholastic and social activities for students interested in the progression of Black Heritage and reproducing a course of the entire American and World History to include all minorities. The Current officers are: Herbert Ford, President; Clenda Jenkins, lst-Vice: Jack Bruce, 2nd-Vice; Marilyn Coley, Secretary; Annetta Clark, Treasurer; and Lyna Green, Social Director. The sponsors are: Miss Annabeth Heidebrecht and Mr. James Hamilton. State Representative Hannah Atkins speaks to the stu- dents in assembly during Race Relations Week. 69 F.T.A. Seek Educational Rewards The F.T.A. is set up to introduce students who have a desire to become teachers to that vocation. Through speakers and teachings it is hoped that these students will gain an insight into the teaching field. The F.T.A. participated in the Fall OETA conference in Norman. They also held their annual F.T.A. Basketball Game, and the selection of favorite teachers. Mrs. Earline Logan spon- sored the club. OFFICERS 69-70: Gwen Brown, secretary, Marcia Williams, treas- urer. Inez Starr. Vice-President. Linda Hamilton, sgt.-at-arms, Colleen Prince, president, Carolyn Binder, sgt.-at-arms, Jane Thomas, historian, and Pertella Houson, chaplain. MEMBERS front to back: Carolyn Binder, Pam Walters, Charlotte Frederick, Linda Gilbert, Mrs. Earline Logan, Cheryl Pendarvis, Janna Davis. Inez Starr, Charlotte Watson, Linda Hamilton, Georgia Starr, Lula Jackson, Pam King, Dena Helton, Linda Wilson. Ann House, Janet Stanley, Shirley Brown, Jane Thomas, Brenda Burris, Charlene Gillispie, Olivia Combest, Glenda Harris, Gwen Brown, Carolyn Holmes, Brenda Loggines, Sharon Stewart, Regina Ray. Pertella Houston, Colleen Prince, and Marcia Williams. 70 FBLA Prepares for the Business World The Future Business Leaders of America youth organization is an integral part of vocational educa- tion in the area of business and of- fice education. A few of the many purposes of the F.B.L.A. are to develop competent, aggressive business leaders, strengthen the confidence of young men and wo- men in themselves and their work, and develop character, prepare for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 1st row—Cassandra Smithers, President; Linda Hamilton, Historian; 2nd row—-Carolyn Holmes, Vice- president; Cindy Rau, Reporter; 3rd row—Vici Hefner, Secretary; Gwen Brown, Treasurer. 1st row—Vici Hefner, Cindy Rau, Inez Starr, Brenda Bybee, Carolyn Binder; 2nd row—Jan Bravo, Patsy Caret, Cheryl Dobbs, Cynthia Ham- monds. Cassandra Smithers, Linda Hamilton, Pamela King; 3rd rote—Judy Davis, Edwina Helton, Janet Stanley, Carl Wamble, Nancy McGuffe, Peggy Jerman, Joan Bravo, Jeannie Garland. The Scroll Staff These are the people who help the staff in putting out the Scroll. They are: Bill McElvey, Wynema Johnson, Devora Hicks, Phyllis Aaron, Robert Edinger, Wayland Banks, Mrs. Swafford, Claudia Conners, Beverly Lawrence, Pat Smiley, Maggie Melone and Graham Robertson. This year the Norsman Scroll has excelled prev- ious years in presenting Northeast with all the cur- rent news concerning not only Northeast but this State as well. They have also continued to improve their work by attending various workshops through- out the state. The Scroll Staff belongs to many organizations including Oklahoma Inter-Scholastic Press As- sociation, Colombia Press Association, and Future Journalists of America. SPORTS EDITORS: Steve Bahm and BUI Dean. 72 SCROLL EDI- TORS: Charlotte Watson, Glenda Jenkins, and An- netta Clark. SCROLL SECRETARY: Colleen Prince CO-EDITOR: Annetta Clark CIRCULATION MANAGER: Margaret Foreman Mr� . Judy Swafford, sponsor inspect� the result of the com- bined efforts of The Norseman Scroll. Copy Editors Sandra Stewart and Winona Heartfield go over some last minute details. 73 Nordlys Staff Has A Top— Herlena Hamilton (Not pictured John Johnson, co-editor). Robert Nash; Marcia Williams, Angela Manuel, Jane Thomas, and Janna Davis. Boyd Hickox. (Not pictured Charlotte Frederick, Organization Editor). 74 Better Idea for the 70’s Top—Janet Stanley, Lee Snodgrass. Girl Wamble, sports editor briefs James Har- kins. Bottom—Artist Sherrie Perkins illustrates to class member Teresa Hill. Brenda Bybee and Cindy Rau. 75 F.J.A. Dreams for Journalistic Future Silting—Rellie Foster, Pam Dixon, Julie Hooks, Gwendolyn Hardiman, Graham Robertson. Wynemia Johnson, Carl Wamble; Standing—Judy Swafford, Sponser, Scott Sanger. Annetta Clark. Beverly Lawrence, Carolyn Minnis, Devora Hicks, Glenda Jenkins, Phyllis Aaron, Brenda Burris. Edna Brooks, Lyna Green, Bill Dean, Steve Bahm. Carl Wamble, a member of the F.J.A., is the first Vice President of the State F.J.A. with headquarters located at Oklahoma University in Norman. In the fall and spring, the club sponsored a trip to the O.I.P.A. meeting held in Norman. This year the F.J.A. sponsored a writing contest. First place was Sue Williams, a short story, second Scott Sanger, a poem and third Carolyn Minnis. 76 Familiar Site Removed After Four Decades of Service Emotions of sentiment and concern were expressed by parents, teachers and students of Northeast as the remains of the familiar oil well were evacuated. 77 (Photo by Oklahoma Puhli hin|E Company.) NE Students Help Save City Schools Approximately 500 Northeast students inarched to the State Capitol on election day to demonstrate their support (or the passage of the Millage Levy. 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(or’71), or ’72) what does it mean? you never really know until you graduate. —john johnson 79 Senior Class Favorites MOST POPULAR: Matthew Mason MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Althea Darrington and John Johnson MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOME: BEST DATE: Edwina Helton and Robert Williams Charlene Gillispie and Embry Pendarvis BEST DRESSED: Sharon McGregor and Leroy Jones MOST TALENTED: Marketia Hale and Carl Wamble BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Debi Bass and Michael Littleton MOST PEPPIEST Herlena Hamilton and Wayland Banks MOST ATHLETIC Sarah Knight and Von Holmes 82 Senior Class Officers Matthew Mason—President Monty Barnhill—Vice-President Cheryl Dobbs—Secretary Curt Geatches—Treasurer 83 eniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors ALEXANDER, LYNELL AMEND, MARY BAHM, STEVE Scroll Staff BALL, ROY Key Club, Golf, O’Club BANKS, WAYLAND Drum Major, Concert Band, Most Peppiest Senior Boy BARNHILL, OWEN M. Key Club, Honor Society Pres., Senior Class Vice President BASS, DEBI Courtesy Club, Pep Club, Eng- lish Club BENNETT. ROBERT Key Club, Oil Executive, O’ Club BERRYHILL, THOMAS Leo Club, Red Cross Club, Stage Band BINDER, CAROLYN F.T.A., F.B.L.A., English Club BOOKER, LARRY BORDERS, JERRY Stage Band 84 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Senio BRAVO, JAN English Club, Honor Society, Courtesy Club BRAVO, JOAN French Club, Courtesy Club, F.B.L.A. BROUSSEAU, CAROL BROWN, GWENDOLYN F.T.A., F.B.L.A. BROWN, VINCENT Marching Band, Stage Band BRYAN, PAULA BRYSON, BONNIE Marching Band, Head Major- ette BUCKNER, GARY BULLA. GORDON Mu Alpha Theta BYERS, HENRY Marching Band, Stage Band, Viking’s Singers CAREL, PATSY Courtesy Club, F.B.L.A., Eng- lish Club COGAN, KATHY 85 COMBEST, OLIVIA Drum Majorette, French Club, Miss Northeast DAVIDSON, PAUL DAVIS, ANNA DAVIS, BRENDA DAVIS, DON DAVIS, JANNA F.T.A., Nordlys Staff. Red Cross Seniors Dream of Prom, DAVIS, KATHY F.H.A., F.T.A., Pep Club DIXON, PAMELA DROKE, CARLOTTA DUNLAP, LEONARD DUNLAP. PEARLIE DUNN. JUDITH 86 EASON, DONALD EDMONDS, FRED ELLIS, MURIEL Nordlys Staff, F.B.L.A., Stu- dent Council EPPERSON, STEVE Mu Alpha Theta ESTES, STEVE FIGARO, THOMAS Basketball Team Baccalaureate, and Commencement FISHER, SHARON Counselor's Aide FORD. HERBERT Band. B.H.C. President, Human Relation Comm. FOREMAN, MARGARET FORTUNE, ALTHEA F.T.A., F.B.L.A. FOSTER, RELLIE Tennis Team, Upward Bound FRANKLIN, FAYE Thespians, B.H.C., English Club 87 Graduates March Forth, FREDERICK, CHARLOTTE Nordlys Staff, Honor Society, May Avenue Bank Board GARLAND, JEANNINE GARRETT, RUTH GASTON, DEAN Viking Singers, Concert Choir GIBBENS. RICK Football. Key Club. Track GILBERT. LINDA F.B.L.A. GILLISPIE, CHARLENE Norkets, F.T.A., F.B.L.A. GRIMES, RONALD Student Council, Key Club, Honor Society HAMILTON, LINDA F.T.A., F.B.L.A. HAKES. ROZETTA HALE. MARKETIA Majorette, Viking Singers, Vik- ing Trio HAMILTON. HERLENA Nordlys Editor, Norket Pep Club Pres., Oil Executive HAMILTON, LINDA F.T.A.. F.B.L.A. 88 A New Decade Begins HAWKINS. JACQUELINE HEFNER. VICKIE Football Queen Attendant, Courtesy Club, F.B.L.A. HELTON, EDWIN A Football Queen Attendant, Cheerleader, Viking’s Trio HERINGER, ED Key Club HOCKER, OLINDA HOLMES, VON Football Team, Most Athletic Senior Boy HOUSE, ANDREA F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Black History Club HOUSTON, PERTELLA F.T.A., Red Cross, F.B.L.A. HOWELL, RICKEY JACKSON, CHARLES Library Aide, German Club JACKSON, LARRY JACKSON, LULA Courtesy Club, F.T.A., Red Cross 89 JAMISON, LEONARD Viking Singers JARVIS, BOBBY JERMAN, PEGGY Courtesy Club, F.B.L.A., Art Club JOHNSON, BRADY JOHNSON, DORIS Majorette, F.H.A. JOHNSON, JOHN Student Council Pres., Nordlys Editor, Honor Society ’70 Seniors Excel in All JONES, LANITA JONES, ROBERTA Marching Band JONES, RUTH IE Courtesy Club, Spanish Club Red Cross JONES, SANDRA KING, PAMELA KNIGHT, SARAH Cheerleader, Norkets, Most Ath- letic Senior Girl 90 LADD, MARTY Key Club, Tennis Team LKWIS, CHARLES Art Club LEWIS, MARSHA LEWIS, RONNIE LOFTON, KARL Band LOGGINS, BRENDA Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir Phases of School Life MASON, MATTHEW Senior Class President, Football Team Co-Captain, Most Popular Senior MASSEY, MADELYN MAY, LONNELL Band, Stage Band, Concert Band McAllister. Nathaniel McDaniel, craig McDermott, jo ellen Honor Society, French Club 91 NEAL, MARTIN Band, Concert Band, Leo Club NICHOLSON, RICHARD Key Club, Tennis Team OLIVER, DONNELL OLIVER, LESLEY OLIVER, WESLEY PHILLIPS, MARY McGUFFEE, NANCY F.B.L.A., Courtesy Club McKinney, john MEADOWS, LEON MOAD. MIKE Key Club, Wrestling, Spanish Club MOORE. JOANN Oil Executive, Science Club, Courtesy Club MUNSON, RAY O’Club, Key Club, Baseball College Applications Mark Beginning of New Decade POTTS, JAMES Black History Club, Motorcycle Club RILEY, DAVID RILEY, ULYSSES Band, Motorcycle Club ROARK, DEBI Student Council, Oil Executive, Norket ROBERTS, DEBRORAH Band, Courtesy Club, Orchestra RUCKER, JUDITH Norket, Courtesy Club, F.T.A. RUNNELS, SHERRY SANER, JOHN O’Club, Key Club, Track SCRIBNER, DEENA Scroll Staff SEAY, LARRY SHAW, GREGORY Red Cross, Baseball Team, O’Club SHELLS, ROBERT 93 SHIRLEY, MICHAEL French Club, Baseball, Red Cross SIMPSON, CHRISTINE SIMPSON, LARRY Band, Black History Club, Red Cross SLIEF, EDWARD Swimming Team SMILEY, PATRICIA Upward Bound, Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus SMITH. LAMONT Class of ’70 Passes Torch SMITHER, CASSANDRA F.B.L.A., Student Council STANLEY, JANET Mu Alpha Theta, Norket, Nord- lys Staff STARR, INEZ F.T.A., English Club, F.B.L.A. STEWART, SHARON Norket, Red Cross, Student Council STRIPLING, OLIVER Football Co-Captain, O’Club, Key Club SULLIVAN, BRADFORD Mu Alpha Theta, Band, Oil Ex- ecutive 94 TEMPLE, JOHN Concert Band, Leo Club TERRELL, VICTORIA THOMAS, RALPH Honor Society, Key Club, Stu dent Council THOMPSON, KEITH Football Co-Captain, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta THOMPSON, MIKE Oil Executive, Student Council, Key Club TURNBULL, JANE French Club, Courtesy Club, Mu Alpha Theta to Class of ’71 TURNEY, JANET VAULTZ, DEBRA Band, Courtsey Club, Stage Band VOELKERS, GARY Jr. Rotarian, Oil Executive, All- State Orchestra WAMBLE, CARL Orchestra, Marching Band, A'ordlys Sports Editor WADKINS, ANDREW Mu Alpha Theta, Honor So- ciety, Band WATLEY. EARNEST Basketball, French Club, O’Club 95 Seniors Lead in Royalty, Sports . . . WEST, DARLENE Cheerleader, Courtesy Club, F.T.A. WHEAT, RILL Key Club, Tennis, Student Coun- cil WILLIAMS, ALTHEA Student Council, Pres.-Vice- President, N.F.L. and Thes- pians, Honor Society WILLIAMS, GERARD Football, Basketball, Red Cross WILLIAMS, MARCIA Nordlys Staff, F.T.A., Football Queen WILSON, CHARLES WILSON, DOUGLAS Band, Black History Club, Con- cert, Band WILSON, JANNA Courtesy Club, Spanish Club WILSON, LAURA WOOD, BRENDA WRIGHT, HAROLD Art Club, Red Cross ZIEGELGRUBER, JOHN Mu Alpha Theta 96 Seniors — Class of ’70 Row 1: Dean, Bill; Dobbs, Cheryl; Dykins, June; Fox, Glenn. Row 2: Fox, Charles; Johnson, Janice; Johnson, LaWanda; Johnson, Pat- ty. Row 3: Loy, Betty; Mc- Gregor, Sharon; Reed, Jerry; Rex, Herbert. Row 4: Smith, Charla; Stewart, William. (Late Photographs) 97 Junior Class Favorites Runners-Up Roxanna Robertson Emily Freede First Second Junior Class Officers Adam� , Cecil Akin� , Cariotta Alexander, Angela Alexander, Jackie Barnhill, Mario Basham. Stava Bassett, Randy Bates, Ronny ’70 Juniors Dream Beard, Mike Bell, Cay Billings, David Blanton, Judy Blachke, Neil Blue, Ronnie Holland. Ann Booker, Kirk Bough, Jim Brackett, Audrey Bradney, Barbara Brian, Julie Broil� , Reginald Brooks, Edna Brooks, Ken Bros� . Mike of Senior Activities Bruce. Jack Brown, Pat Buckelew, Peggy Burke, Roger Burris, Brenda Butcher, Bruce Bybee, Brenda Campbell, Steve Carr, Darnell Chandlri, Reginald Chrislip, Pat Clark. Annetta Colbert. Ruth Cole. Valerie Coley, Marilyn Colsten. Marlon Cook. David Corbett, Chris Cutter, Brian David. Linda 102 Davis, Charles Dennis, Caro] Dickinson, Cary Dixon. Sherry Doolen, Janet Dowling. Nancy Dunkelburg, Tina Edin. Jeff Eeds, Melissa Elmore. Diana Euwing. Peggy Faucett. Denise Felton. Susan Fife. Terry’ Fisher. Epsie Fisher, Howard Foreman, Robert Freede, Emily French, Lynn 103 Frisbie, Dan Gallegher, Margaret Garrett, Bruce Garrison. Jim Gaston, Gary Gaston, Larry Gayman, Marsha Ghoiston, Katherine Junior Class Envisions Gill, Mike Goggins. Raymond Green, Rikki Grigsby, Jim Grimes, Gary Guilland. James Hagen, Carla Hain. Anne 104 Hal , Shirley Hall, David Hall, Milton Hammond, Cynthia Hansen, Norene Hardimon, Gwendolyn Harkins, Jim Harris, Ebbie Junior-Senior Prom Harris, Jim Harris, Mark Harris, Willie Hatcher, Richard Harvey, Mark Hayes, David Heart field. Winona Hendrickson, David Isles, Susie Jackson. Bill Jackson, Cindy Jackson, Jerry Jenkins, Glenda Johnson, Alfred Johnson, Carole Johnson, Malcolm Johnson, William Jones, Debbie Jordon, Debbie Kalmanoff. Mike 106 Kamp, Becky Kimball, Dan Kirk, Lawrence Kitchen, Marca Knight, Reta Koniak, Sharon Kouba, Steve Lambeth, Leo Larson, Rex Lawhom, Susie Lawrence, Beverly Lawrence, Veotis 107 Mac Arthur. Kip Manuel, Angela Mayberry, Marvin McCabe, Sherri McEver, David McKinnon, Kathe McMillen, Bo we McMillin, Donna Juniors Endeavor to Assume McRay, Mary' Melone. Maggie Miller, Beverly Miller, Carol Miller, Julie Miller, Tim Minor, Lina Mott, Kathy Munsey, Unda Myhre, Melvin Nash, Robert Neal, Frederick Newberry, Mike Oldham, Sally O’Neil, John Osborne, Yvonne Leadership at N.E.H.S. Parker, Renee Parker, Sherman Parlier. Allen Patton, Mary Pendarvis, Sheral Phelan, Suzanna Plymate, Patty Prince, Colleen 109 Proctor, David Pruitt, Shirley Prykryl, Dan Quick, Lynn Radcliffe, Lisa Rainge, Quilla Rain-. Roger Rau, Cindy Ray, Charlesetta Ray, Relder Reed, Von Zetta Rhoades, Jan Richert, David Riddle, Susan Roberson, Betty Robertson, Rozanne Roberts, Carolyn Robins, Phil Robinson, Karl Robinson, Scott no Rohrer, Mary Ruebac, Cindy Sanger, Scott Simon, Carlene Simpson, Bill Smith, Kathy Smith, Mike Smith, Tripp Snodgrass, Lee Spanier, Stewart Spurgeon, Darryl Stamps, Martin Stank, Paula Stewart, Doris Stewart, Sandra Swanserburger, John Staff photographer, Steve Campt ell misses staff photo as he made the picture. He is photographed here by staff photographer Lee Snodgrass. Junior Captures Honors in Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Steve Taylor, Susan Thomas, Jane Thompson, Glenda Vaugh. David Veatch, Boh Walker, Alberta Wallace, Steve Walters, Pamela Local television puts spotlight on Northeast ... 112 Homecoming Assembly Watkins, Greg West, Ben Whitcomb, Ken Whitener, Fred Wilbor, Stark Williams, Barbara Williams, Jim Williams, Susan Wright, Teresa Yinger, Bill and on Junior, Roxanne Robertson. Willis, Valerie Wiltey, Susan Wilson, Iris 113 Sophomore Class Officers IEOH S11L' 'ill Susan Birkemeyer—Vice-president Gerald Murray—President Jo Beth McNary—Secretary Pamela Robinson—Treasurer Sophomores Pursue New Courses Aaron, Phyllis Allen, Susan Amey, Eugene Amick, Margaret Anderson. Richardson Anstey, Judy Bahm, Cindy Baldridge, Mike Ballard, Martha Barkus, Andruna Bayless. Jack Bell, George Bell, Robert Berry hill, Jan Bielstien, Carl Black, Delores Blackshaw, David Bockman. Mark Bockus. Henry Boyle, Linda 115 Bradley, Marsha Bradley, Noble Branham, Deborah Breckenridge, Tyrone Brill, Charlie Brooks, Jeffery Brooks, Kevin Brown, Beverly Bryan, Don Bullock, Allen 116 Sophomores Arouse School Spirit Enroute Burgess. Vance Burke, Jerri Burkhart, James Burton, Cindy Byers, Jerome Cain, Becky Carpenter, Molly Carr, David Catr� . David Cauner. Kalhy Chastain, Kelly Chedefler, David Chew, Lana Chitty, C. Kevin Clay, Joe Clemmons, Garland Coggins Becky Cole, Brad Conner, Claudia Converse, Steve Cooksey, Gloria Cooper. Amy Cosby, Debra Cotton. Marilyn to Pep Assemblies Council!. Janie Crockett. Rita Crum, Micheal Curnett. Jeannie Cutler. Sherry Daly, Mark Davenport. Greg Davis. Cathy 117 Sophomores Acquire Importance Davis, Lou Anne Davis, Louise Dawson, Alva Davidson, Steve Dean, Cathy Dewey, Brad Diaz. Louie Duncan, Patricia Dunn. Connie Edin, Greg Edmond. Lorraine Elledge, David Elliot. Bill Estes, Julia Evans. Charles Evans, Gloria Evans, Karen Fails, William Fallwell, Denise Fallwell. Terri 18 of Study Habits Farmer, Pamela Farthing, David Felder, Ronnie Fensterinakcr. Laura Fern, Scott Fife, La La Finch, Jan Firming. La Fayette Frederick, Jim Frye. Becky Fullerton, Paula Gaither. Phillip Garrett, Bill Garriot, Sue Gibbens, Twilla Goodman, Karen Gray, Tony Griffen, Kathy Crigler. Valerie Han«en. Kath 119 Sophomores Adjust to High School Life Harris, Donald Harris, Jenny Harris, Rosa Harrison, Alfred Harrison, Eddie Harrison, Vicki Harvey, David Havens, Marvin Haynes, David Hays, Kathy Henderson, Debbie Hicks, Don Hill, Pipina Hill, Woodrow Hinton, Rita Hodge, Claresa Hoke, Tommy Sophomores receive biological facts from Mrs. Ford. Holla way. Mirheal Hooper, Char lea Hooper, Ronnie Howell, Helena Inglish. Tom Irvine, Marilee Jackson, Devieta Jackson, Phil Jacobson, Lauri James, Keith Jefferson, Sybil Johnson, Pam Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Wynema Jones, Debra Jones, Donna Jones, Juanette Jones, Leonard 121 Sophomores of 69-70 Face Jones, Mary Jones, Pam Jones, Regina Jones, Shirley Jordan, Nelson Kennedy. Brecca Kindle, Eldridge King. Kyle Kubier, Henry Label. Shelly Lawson. Pam Leard, Mike Lensgraf, Terry Leonard, Robert 122 Northeast High School Future With Enthusiasm Leveridge, Jackie Lewi , Martha Lewi . Victor Long. Candy Losinger, Alan Lutz, Kenny Manuel, Michaela Marlin, Eric Marlow, Kathy Martin, Shelia Maaale, Mike McCall, Debbie McCray. Terry McCray. Roberta McCutchan, Linda McDermott, Bruce McElyes, Debbie McCruffee, Neil McKinnon. Lauri A junior and sophomore admire door decoration during Homecoming Week. McNary, Jo Beth Messiek, Kddie Midkoff. Jeff Miller, Bill Miller. Cindy Miller, Gloria Miller, Patsy Miller, Susan Minor. Cindy Minton, Molly Morris, Melva Mott, Keith Mulialy, Taylor Murphy, Dennis Murphy, Gerald Nash, BUI 124 Neal. Vickie Neal. Wayne Newton, Alecsia Robinson. Gregory Robinson, Pam Roland. Margaret 125 Sophomores Embark Study of Classics Rubestien, Mike Rucker, Jeff Rugh, Nancy Rule, Jim Schmidt, Arthur Shannon, Kathy Shelton, Jennifer Shirley, Phil Short, Steve Slade, Lee Smallwood, Cassandra Smedlund, Rick Smith, Keven Smith, Mark Smith, Tim Spain, John Spanier, Rosalyn Spencer, Rita 126 Standridge, Patricia Stevenson, Pamela Stiles, Janelle Stocking, Janice Stoll, Scott Stolp, Kathy Stout, Barbara Talbert, Delores Thompson, Katherine Thornhausen, David Toriant, Delores Turk, Luci Turner, Barbara Turner, Cathy Turner, Roosevelt Vaughn, Terry 127 Venters, Robin Voelkers, Linda Warner, Calvin Walker, Andrea Wamble, Teresa Warren, David Warren, Ellen Watson, Ralph Weber, Rory Weiss, John Weiss, Mike West, Billy Whatley, Charles White, Beverly White, Gretshan Whitener, Larry Whitlaw, Bussy WUliams, Brenda Williams. Darnell Williams, Delia 128 Class of ’72 Williams, Ricky Wilsey, Stewart Yelton, Dennis Young, Sandra 129 A highpoint of the year was a visit by Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra conducted by assistant director, Dr. Ray Luke. SuprrSports for every Man T, i-ALTIQN- ACTIQ.N ACTION ACTIO; Ivnlol t i n II II I I ! II II II ! imimnimiiinmmmin discipline iniiimmmiii hi� � � � � � � � � speed � )� � ))) POWER )))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))W on the court, on the field. i i i i i i i i i i t i i i reaction� «� � � «� � � � � � � ((((((((((((((({(((T(((((((emotion))))))))))))))))))))))))) suspense ? ? ? ? ???????? mt ttttttttitntm tifttitmmi excitement tititttitttt mm mttt mi it frenzy in the bleachers. in the stands. There is no such thing as a Spectator sport, only partici- patory sports. And footballbaseballwrestlinggolfbaske- Tballswimmingtennistracketc, is just one Game. An emotional ping-pong game between Players and Cheering Section —john johnson runiiii ISrtffs s§m lk_ 131 Vikes Win 2AA District Title Robert Higgins Roosevelt Nivens Darell Milliron Head Coach Coach Coach Franklin Thorton Coach William McElwee Coach Connie Sledge Coach This year the Viking gridiron players were led to victory by a newcomer to the Northeast coach ing staff. Robert Higgins former track and football coach at Douglass and Dungee High Schools has made amazing accomplishments with the this years foot- ball team. The season began with a string of defeats; but the situation began to look more promising when the Vikes made defeat over the Putman City Patriots putting the team one step closer to the coveted Capitol Conference Crown. While playing with great determination and drive in the Homecoming game against the Alva Goldbugs the Norsemen gridsters again tasted vic- tory which qualified them for the big game of the year with the Altus Bulldogs and a rendezvous for the Capitol Conference Title. Although the team was unsuccessful in the Altus game it played with the drive and spirit that is typical of Loyal North- east Viking. Quarterback Leroy Jones talks over a winning play with head coach Robert Higgins. 132 First row, left to right—Jackie Bruce. Embry Pendarvis, Joe Shaw, Gerrard Williams. Bob Lyons, Charles Parker, Keith Foster, Matthew Mason, Von Holmes, Oliver Stripling, Bobby Grayson, Leroy Jones; Second row—Jeff Vanhooser, Reginald McAllister, Ralph Hodge, John Weiss, Vance Burgess, Lawrence Curt, Bobby Johnson, Steve Short, Kevin Smith, Ken Beaty, Marvin Cheadle; Third row— Robert Higgins, Robert Foreman, Robert Williams, Keith r IN ()[ i Jienls r i McGuiness Star Spenser Ada ... Choctaw Alva .. r r .. 5 J Northeast Northeast 0 c 1 Northeast 6 .. 1 ? Northeast 6 .. 1 1 Northeast 14 1 Northeast 0 .. 1 5 Northeast 7 ... 4 ) Northeast 6 . . 2 ) Northeast 26 ) Northeast 29 .. i ) Northeast 27 k After another touchdown Embry Pendarvis strives for an extra point. Thompson. Rick Gibbens, Kenneth Robinson, Bob Veath, David Warren. Carl Bailstien, William McElwee, Henry Wilson. Mark Harvey. Thomas Edward, Reginald Broils, Phillip Benn tt, Craig McDaniel, David Tannahooser, Robert Shells. Fred Neal, (.arl Schmidth, and Franklin Thorton. End Cerrard Williams strives for another TD in Homecoming game. 133 TEAM CAPTAINS Kneeling left to right— Jones, Leroy; Stripling, Oliver; Mason, Matthew. Standing — fhompson, Keith. Bruce, Jack Cheadle, Marvin Action! Von Holmes recovers fumble as Eagles close in. 134 Grayson, Bobby Hodge. Ralph Holmes, Von Luckey, Clarence Lyons, Bob Robert Williams carries opponent toward final touchdown of game after catching pass from quarterback Leroy Jones. Jack Bruce intercepts Bobcat pass and heads for Viking touchdown. McDaniels, Craig Wilson, Henry Neal, Fred Smith, Kevin Spearman, Gregory Veatch, Robert Williams, Gerard Williams, Robert ,35 Top—Embry Pendarvis as- sisted by Leroy Jones at- tempts extra point in the Mc- Cuiness game. Bottom Rob- ert Williams, goes down at the 20 yard line as an Irish- man closes in. This year the Viking “B” team displayed out- standing sportsmanship on the football field. The team, under the supervision of Coach Hardeman, did not participate in all of the varsity games but were tactful in all of their challenges. They displayed in their playing the Viking pride and dignity we all share, and show promise of an even better team for the coming year. B Team Row 1—Mike Lewis, John Weiss, Vance Birrgess, Brad Cole, Reggie McAllister, Mike Moad, Robert Shell, Bob Johnson; Row 2—Tom Inglish, Danny Bates, Mike Beard, Farris Willingham, Mark Haney, Randy Turner, Bill Nash, Ben West; Row 3— David Warren. David 136 Cook, Lawrence Cook, Carl Bielstein, Authur Copeland, Don Davis, Jeff VanHooser. A Team Active in Season Above: THE MA” TEAM Top row Briscoe McPherson. Roy Burris, Lawerence Wilson. Milton Ray. Earnest Watley, Gerrard Wil- liams; Bottom row—Phil Robins. Jackie Bruce. Leroy Jones, Charles Evans. Not pictured: Joe Shaw. Left: Coach Jerry Ander- son. Not pictured: Coach Ed Hardeman. 137 Vikings Struggle and Sweat for Victory This page: Top—Joe Shaw struggled to keep con- trol of the ball. Bottom—Lawrence Wilson leaped high for jump ball. Facing page: Left—A the McGuinness game Charles Parker racked up two more points. Upper right—Tension mounted as Milton Ray and Joe Shaw clashed with McGuin- ness player. Middle—Coach Anderson confers with team. Bottom—Viking B-Team. Top row, from left to right—Bill Jackson, Brian Cutter, Lawrence Wilson. Farris Willingham, Alfred Harrison, Derek Moore, Terry Vaughn. Bottom row— Mark Daly, Charles Evans, Louis Diaz, Charlie Watley, Jack Bruce, Charles Parker, Coach Edward Harde- man. 138 Although the Vikings season was not quite what they had expected, the North- east Varsity team, under the direction of Coach Jerry Anderson, displayed a tre- mendous amount of athletic ability. Gerard Williams and Milton Ray were two of the top scorers of the season. The Vikings Homecoming game against Classen was probably one of the most out- standing examples of a well-played game. Northeast found the winning key and came up with a score of 93 points to Qassen’s 82. 139 Viking Spirit Dominates Season This page: Top—Roy Burns reaches higher than Star Spencer player for possession of the ball. Both pages: Center top—Leroy Jones jumps higher than opponent to score two points for N.E. Both pages: Center—the N.E. cheerleaders jump high leading school spirit. This page: Bot- tom—Joe Shaw vainly tries to tip the ball for N.E. .Vex page: Bottom—Gerrard Williams faces rival in face-off. Next Page: Bottom right—Again Gerrard battles another school as he shoots for two points. Next page: Top right—The Vikings 1969-70 Schedule. 140 SCHEDULE Northeast... .39 Capitol Hill “B”.............38 Northeast... .43 Classen .................... 53 Northeast. .. .45 Duncan ..................... 51 Northeast.... 35 Duncan ..................... 39 Northeast... .39 Norman ..................... 72 Northeast... .50 Guthrie .................... 70 Northeast... .38 Duncan ..................... 50 Northeast... .71 Muskogee Central ........... 67 Northeast.... 61 Putnam City West.............66 Northeast... .52 Stillwater ................. 61 Northeast... .52 Southeast .................. 53 Northeast. .. .53 McGuiness .................. 64 Northeast.... 73 Classen .................... 77 Northeast... .61 Guthrie .....................67 Northeast... .44 Putnam City West.............60 Northeast... .60 Star Spencer ............... 62 Northeast... .58 McGuiness .................. 63 Northeast... .66 Star Spencer ............... 63 Northeast... .67 Muskogee Central ........... 73 Northeast... .44 Norman ..................... 57 Northeast... .39 Capital Hill “B”.............38 Northeast. .. .93 Classen .................... 82 Baseball Team Flows Through Successful Season 1st row—Jim Garrison, Mark Harvey, Monty Barnhill, Karl Robinson, Phillip Gather; 2nd row—Jackie Fulsom, Greg Shaw, Reginald McAIester, Embry Pendarvis, Ben West, Henry Wilson; 3rd row—John Ciest, Ronnie Hoofer, John Eaton, Micheal Shirley, Ray Munaon, Mitcbel Paxton. This years Baseball team under direction of Coach Hardeman seeks to make Northeast number 1 in baseball. Although they have seen no competitive action, a long and exciting season has been planned. Many of the players are approach- ing their second year on the team, and possess the quality of spirit that goes into every good ball player. Many hours of hard practice are executed daily to help the players further develop their baseball skills. Edward Hardeman 142 Micheal Shirley makes a desperate dash for home plate. Baseball . . . Karl Robertson awaits a high fly ball. f Monty Barnhill, Henry Wilton, and Mitchel Paxton warm up for a winning season. 143 Swim Team Makes Outstanding Accomplishment Front—Melvin Roberts, Taylor Mullally, Mark Jacoben; Row 2—Charles Jackson, Author Broils, Kenneth Renfrow, Scott Stall, Hall Jacobson, Dennis Yealton, Scott Stoll, Bruce Butcher; Row 3—Ed Slief, Mike Wise, Bill Yinger, Henry Bockhus, Anthony Howell, Tom Inglish, Shelly Davis, Coach Jerry Davis. The swimming team began with a sur- prisingly good start this year with a host of swimmers, and divers led by an excel- lent coach; Mr. Jerry Davis. Placing first in swimming and very strongly in diving, the team made a crushing defeat over Capitol Hill in their first meet. Swimming is a new sport at Northeast this year and should encourage others to take active participation next year. Ed Slief executes a difficult jacknife. 144 Golfers Set Pace for Season of Achievement Sam Chaney (Coach) Our golf team this year is constantly on the move practic- ing at golf courses across the city. Many of the golfers play matches at Hefner, Lincoln Park and various courses in the surrounding area. They leave school early in order to make it to the golf course before nightfall. So the next time you pass a golf course just search around and you will see a Viking diligently improving his golf game. Bill Miller David Hall Roy Ball Jim Harris Lynn Quick John Hogan David Billings Fred Whitener David Hayes Martin Kubier Don Prykryl Viking Grapplers Achieve Team Success Members of the wrestling team are: Row 1-Mark Walker, Richard Hatcher, Bob Clark, Cary Dickinson, James Bryant; Row 2-Aaron Hogg, Tim i‘iej • lS a J-?L Clare5'e Ct!an': : ,Ro?, George Bell, Kevin Smith, Ralph Hodge, Kenneth Robinson, ‘David Warren. Wrestlers not in- cluded in photo Thomas Edwards, Nathaniel Patterson, Roger Rains, David Cook. The wrestling team led by Roosevelt Nivins has participated in heavy weight and middleweight competition, and dedicate toil- some hours of after school work to strengthen the moral of the team. Wrestlers in the heavyweight division deserve special recog- nition for their athletic achievement. Roosevelt Nivins (Coach ) •No longer on team. 146 Cross Country and Track Stride With Pride Back row—Robert Chastain. Martin Neal; Front— Phil Jackson, James Potts, Robert, Robert Williams, William Stuart. Members of the track team have various heats to par- ticipate in. Although many are strictly runners, some broad jump and throw shot put like seniors Robert Chastain, and Martin Neal. This years track coach is Connie Sledge who travels each day from Harding to coach this fine group of athletes. Harriers on the Cross Country team were few but successful in their fields of endeavor. Easy as pie exclaims William Stuart. Senior Martin Neal practices for a record breaking season. Constant Practice Plus Determination equal team success. 147 The Queen of What(?) Was crowned last when(?); She wore a gown Of pale-green something Bedecked with lots Of lovely lovelies, And carried a matching inconsequential. She’s a charming young-lady—lover Of football, baseball, swimming, golf—clubs Are her interests: Future Something, Junior What-about Grades? Why she’s, of course, a four-point-student-leader In her church and youth group and Nobody knows her name. What does it mean To be a queen? (Answer this yourself.) —john johnson 150 Miss Muriel Ellis Nordly’s Queen Miss Marcia Williams Football Queen 152 Miss Margaret Foreman Basketball Queen 156 Miss Peggy Euwing Band Queen Miss Jane Turnbull Key Club Sweetheart 157 5 Miss Charlene Gillispie and Embry Pendarvis Mr. I low dv «ind Miss I lello Rick Gibbons Norket Dream Boy 159 Those Who Made the Choices Difficult . . . NORDLYS MR. HOWDY and MISS HELLO Althea Darrington Herlena Hamilton FOOTBALL Vici Hefner Dena Helton MISS NORTHEAST BASKETBALL Jan Finch and Jerry Gallegly Runners-up 160 Debbie Bass and John Saner Runners—up Mario Barnhill and David Hendrickson Runners-up Georgia Starr and Rickie Hytche Runners-up Advertindex Being a Treatise upon the Utter and Almost Irremediable Impossi- bility of writing a Treatise concerning that Fina and Noble Tradition: the INDEX (With a Special Sec- tion of Advertisements for Those not Complete- ly satisfied) or My Money Back Twice upon a dime there was a co-editor, or so the story goes, who sot out to write • something sootable to glim- erize the Advertindex suc- tion of this yearbark. WTiereupon, he cud fiend no- thing expiring and upleft- ing towrite. Therefour, he sed to whomself, for he heed aquaint and psychotic hebbit of talking to the abuv, (But then again, who are we to judge? I mean, who are we?) He said (quietly, so that no one, least of all, would sus- pect) : Well thin, If their is nothing (And indeed there was! No- thing. Not a thing!) to say, than I shall see no- thing, but in such a way that everyonesomeonenoone— and hisbrother well thank I have said a mouseful. And undeed he head. (But then again, who are we to judge? And I may not, after all, have told the story wright.) —john johnson Compliments of ALBERTA'S TEA ROOM Parties Weddings COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 525 5607 BOB SNODGRASS Oklahoma City NE DAIRY BOY CALL AHEAD 427-3700 Hot Food Drinks 3808 Springlaka Dr. Oklahoma City, Okla. JOHNSON'S FLOWER SHOPPE 424-1414 1512 N.E. 23 Oklahoma City HERBIE'S RECORD MART 427-9057 1915 N. Eastern Oklahoma City DICK STRATT'S 66 SERVICE N.E. 25 and Lottia 424-1160 COMPLIMENTS OF AFTER 9 SHOES Fashion Footwear Sizes 91 2 Up Dresses, Sportswear Casuals, Washables Overshoes, Boots 447 N.W. 23rd 528-0817 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma PARK'S FLORIST 2921 N. Eastern 424-3255 Exclusive, Distinctive But Not Expensive Finding Fashion Is Fun JEROME'S MAYFAIR Prescription Specialists 50 and N. Shartel 23 and N. Meridian antds THICK HICKORY GRILLED STEAKS— All Kinds of Choice Steaks. DELICIOUS SHISH-K-BOB LARGE LOBSTER AND SHRIMP Lebanesa Hors d' oeuvres with every meal DALLAS TULSA OKLA. CITY 3721 Springlake Dr. 427-6944 2901 W. N.W. Highway Loop 12 352-9071 2905 E. 51st 742-9097 4910 N. Lincoln 525-9121 162 Index Administration and Faculty Adkinson, Marilyn .................23.57 Anderson, Jerry ...........31,40,137,138 Armstrong, Joe .......................29 A� ud, Jan ......................23,38,64 Bentigner, Shirley ................26,65 Brown, Roger .........................20 Cattle, Shirley Bowert ...........22,170 Chaney, Sam ..........................24 Cupp. Gregory ........................32 Davis, Shelby ....................32,144 Douglas, Rosetta .....................31 Dragg, Audrey ........................25 Edd. Leon ............................27 Edwards, Donald ...................27.44 Faine, Ruth ..........................24 Ford, Diana ..........................23 Ford, Dorothy ........................30 Gilliland, Lonnie .................20,78 Gallimore, Malvne ....................20 Golson, Rose Mary ....................21 Hamilton, James ...................25,69 Hardeman, Carole ..................27,50 Hardeman, Edward .................24,142 Heidebrecht, Anna Beth ...............22 Higgins. Robert ..................30.132 Hook, Eugene .........................32 House. Frankie .......................21 Jones, Mary .......................24.61 LaGuardia, Richard ................31,61 Ledbetter, Charles ................28,59 Logan, Earlene.....................24,70 Lugton, Ilo ..........................29 McDermott, Betty......................30 McElwee. William .............28.132.133 McMillan, Louis ......................32 Miller, Marjorie .....................26 Miller, Mary Jane ....................20 Milliron, Darrell ................32,132 Morgan, Mary L........................20 Moore, Joel ..........................32 Morse, Mary ..........................31 Nivens. Roosevelt .....34.40.132.140,145 Norris. Ruth Ann ..................26.66 Painter, Eilene ......................21 Perkins, Clarence ....................32 Potts, Delton ........................25 Quickie, Ethel ....................22.64 Richards, Clara ......................34 Scott, Brown .........................30 Scobey, Julia ........................20 Sledge, Connie ......................132 Smitn, Gayle .........................23 Smith. Gloria ........................34 Smith, Lucienne ...................22.66 Sneed, Olney .........................28 Swafford. Judy ..............23,72,73,76 Thomas, Ruth Anne.....................24 Thornton. Franklin ...............29.132 Todd. Melvin R.....................19,79 Tucker, Dorothy ...................32.58 Wadkins. Dietria .....................29 Watson. Berlin .......................28 Wei bom, Reola .......................21 Williams, Eula .......................34 Wilson. Mary’ E.......................20 Windsor. Robert ......................23 Organizations ART CLUB ..............63 CHESS CLUB ............61 CHEERLEADERS ..........41 COURTESY CLUB ......52.53 ENGLISH CLUB ..........64 FRENCH CLUB ...........66 FBLA ..................71 FJA ...................76 ETA ...................70 GERMAN CLUB ...........67 HIY ......................39 HONOR SOCIETY ............38 KEY CLUB ..............54,55 I VI IN CLUB .............68 MU ALPHA THETA ...........59 NORKET PEP CLUB ........4243 RED CROSS ................57 SCIENCE CLUB .............60 SPANISH CLUB .............65 STUDENT COUNCIL ..........37 SYMPHONY HI-NOTES ........51 THESPIANS ................62 UPWARD BOUND .............58 Students A Aaron, Phyllis (10) .........74,76,115 Abies, Clyde (11) ...............45.69 Adams, Cecile (11) .............49,100 Adkins, Cariotta (11) .............100 Alexander. Angela (11) ............100 Alexander, Jackie (11) ............100 ALEXANDER. LYNELL (12) .............84 Allen, Susan (10) ..............66.115 AMEND, MARY (12) ...................84 Amery, Eugene (10) ................115 Amick, Margaret (10) ...........67.115 Anderson. Richardson (10) .........115 Anstery, Judy (10) ................115 B Bahm. Cindy (10) ................42,67.115 BAHM, STEVE (12) ....................76,84 BAILEY. VERNICE (12) ................51,62 Baldridge, Mike (10) ............62,66,115 BALL. ROY (12) ..................55.84,145 Ballard. Martha (10) ..................115 BANKS. WAYI AND (12) ...45.51,62,69, 72,82,84 Barkus. Andrana (10) ...............49,115 Barnhill. Mario (11) ....39.41,42.52.62.64 76,100.160 BARNHILL, MONTY (12) ....38,39,54, 55,56,66,72.80,83.84.142,143 Basham, Stava (11) ....................100 BASS, DEBI (12) ..7.39,42,52.64.82,84.160 Bassett. Randy (11) .............47.76.100 Bates, Ronny (11) .................100,136 Baugh. Tom (10) ........................66 Bavless, Jack (10) ....................115 Beard. Mike (11) ..................100,136 Bell. Gay (11) ........................100 Bell. George (10) ..............37.115.140 Bell. Robert (10) .....................115 BENNETT. ALBERTA (12) .49 BENNETT. PHILLIP (12) ..............37,132 BENNETT. RANCE (12) ...........39.55.79.84 Berryhill, Jan (10) ................45.115 BERRYHILL. THOMAS (12) ...45.57.84 Bielstein. Carl (10) ..............115.132 Billings. David 11 ............100.145 BINDER. CAROLYN (12). .51,64,70.71.84 Birkemeyer, Susan (10) ................114 Black. Delores (10) ................45.115 Blackshaw, David (10) ..............67.115 Blanton. Judv (11) ..............37,66.100 Blasrhke, Neil (11) ..........37.40.76.100 Blue, Ronnie (11) .....................100 Bookman. Mark (10) ....................115 Bockus, Henry (10) ................115.144 Bolland. Ann (ID .............46.62.67.100 Booker. Kirk (ID ......................100 BOOKER. LARRY (12) ..................57.84 Bonet. Robert (10) .....................45 BORDERS. JERRY (12) .................45.84 Bough. Jim (11) .......................101 Boyle. Linda (10) ..................63.115 Box, Denise (11) .......................55 Brackett. Audrey (ID ..................101 Bradley, Marsha (10) ...............42.116 Bradley, Noble (10) ................69,116 Bradney, Barbara (11) .................101 Branham, Deborah (10) .................116 BRAVO, JAN (12) ..38,39,40,52.64.66,71. 80,85 BRAVO, JOAN (12) ... .39,52.64,66.71.84 Breckenridge, Tyrone (10) ..........45,116 Brill. Charles (10) ...................116 BROCK. ROXANNA (12) ....................49 Broils, Reginold (11) ........101,132.133, 134.144 Brooks. Edna (11) ............43.493L69J01 Brooks. Jeffrey (10) ...............45,116 Brooks. Ken (11) ......................101 Brooks. Kevin (10) ........45,59,61.65,116 Bross, Mike (11) ...................74.101 BROUSSEAU, CAROLE (12) .................85 Brown, Beverly (10) ................43,116 BROWN, GWEN (12) .................70.71.85 Brown. Pat (11) ...........44,48.49.98.101 Brown. Sandra (ID ...................43.49 BROWN, SHIRLEY (12) ....................70 BROWN. VINCENT (12) ..............45.47,85 Bruce, Jackie (11) ..56,69,98.101.132.134, 135.137.138 Bryan, Don (10) .......................116 Bryan, Julie (11) .........47.51.66,76.101 BRYAN. PAULA (12) ................47,66.85 Bryant. James (10) .................45.140 BRYSON. YVONNE (12) ............6.44,49,85 Buckelew, Peggy (11) ..................101 BUCKNER. GARY (12) .....................85 BULLA, GORDON (12) .....................85 Bullock, Allen (10) ...................116 Burgess, Vance (10) ...........116.132,136 Burke, Jerri (10) .....................116 Burke. Roger (11) .....................101 Burkhart, James (10) ..................116 Burris, Brenda (11) ... .43,49,69.70.74.101 Burris, Roy .......................137,138 Burton, Cindy (10) ..............43.63,116 Butcher. Bruce (11) ............55,101,144 Bybee. Brenda (11) .......65,75,76,101,170 BYERS, HENRY (12) .............45.47,49.85 Byers, Jerome (10) .................45,116 c Cain. Becky (10) ......................116 Campbell, Steve (11) ..............101,111 CAREL. PATSY (12) ....739.52.64.71.85 Carpenter. Molly (10) ....3739.52.66.116 Carr, Darnell (11) ....................102 Carr. David (10) ......................116 Cates. David (10) .....................117 Cavnar. Kathv (10) ........39.42,52,65.117 Chandler. Gayle (12) ...................49 Chandler, Reginald (11) ...............102 Chaney, Clarence (10) .................140 Chastain. Kelly (10) ............45.61.117 Chastain. Robert (12) ..................64 CHEADLE. MARVIN (12) ...............49.134 Chedester, David (10) ..............49.117 Chew. Lana (10) .......................117 Chittv. Kevin (10) ....................117 Chrislip. Pat (ID .....................102 Citron. Paul (ID ....................59.65 Clark. Annetta (11) ....37,42,69,72,73.102 Clark. Bob (ID .................55.102.140 Clark. David (ID .............59,65.76.102 Clarkson. Lesllie (11) ................102 Clay. Joe (10) ........................117 Cleaver. Kent (ID ..................76,102 Clemmons. Garland (10) .............45,117 COCAN. CATHY (12) ......................85 Coggins. Beckv (10) ................67.117 Colbert. Ruth (11) ....................102 Cole. Brad (10) ...................117,136 Cole. Valerie (11) ..............45,69,102 Coley. Marilyn (11) .............49.69.102 Colsten. Marlon (ID ................69.102 163 Compliments of THE JUNIOR CLASS. COMBEST, OLIVIA (12) ..5,39.45,52,66. 70,86.155 Conner. Claudia (10) .................72,117 Converse, Steve (10) .................45,117 Cook. David (11) ................102,136.140 Cooksey, Gloria (10) ..............43.69.117 Cooper, Amy (10) ..................68,69.117 Copeland, Arthur (10) ...................136 Corbett. Chris (11) ...........59,76,102,136 Cosby, Debra (10) ....................45,117 Coster, Gary (10) ........................66 Gotten. Marilyn (10) ..............60,63,117 Councill, Janie (10) ....................117 Crider. Valerie (10) .....................49 Crislip, Pat (11) ........................66 Crockett. Rita (10) .....................117 Crum. Michael (10) ...................55,117 Curnutt. Jeannie (10) ...................117 Cutter. Brian (11) ...............66,102,138 Cutler, Sherry (10) ................... 117 D Daly. Mark (10) ..................117.138 Dancy, Cindy (11) .....................60 Darling, Gary (10) ....................37 DARRINGTON, Al.THKA (12) ...16,36. 3839,40.56,62,69,80,95,160 Davenport, Greg (10) .................117 David, Linda (11) ....................102 DAVIDSON, PAUL (12) .............40,55,86 Davidson, Steve (10) ................118 DAVIS. ANNA (12) ......................86 DAVIS. BRENDA (12) ....................86 Davis, Cathy (10) ....................117 Davis, Charles (11) .........40,55,66.103 DAVIS, DON (12) ................69.86.136 DAVIS. JANNA (12) ...........57,70.86.170 DAVIS. JUDY (12) ......................71 DAVIS. KATHY (12) .....................86 Davis, Lou Anne (10) ..............49,118 Davis, Louise (10) ...................118 Davis, Michael (11) ...................58 Dawson. Alva (10) 118 DEAN. WILLIAM (12) ....39,4039,72,76, 97 Dean. Cathy (10) ..................43.118 Dennis. Carol (11) .. .37.38,39,47.52,59.64. 68.76.103 Dewey, Brad (10) .....................118 Diaz, Louis (10) .................118,138 Dickinson, Gary (11) ....40,5536.62,68, 103,140 DIXON, PAMELA (12) ............3737.74.86 Dixon. Sherry (11) .............58,69.103 DOBBS. CHERYL (12) ..........65.71.83.97 Doolen. Janet (11) ...................103 Dowling, Nancy (11) ..................103 DROKE. CARLOTTA (12) ............3932.86 Duncan. Patricia (10) ............66.118 DUNLAP. LEONARD (12) .................86 DUNLAP, PEAR LIE (12� ................86 DUNN. JUDITH (12) ....................86 Dunn. Connie (10) ...................118 Dunkleburg. Tina (11) .......5639,65,103 DYKINS, JUNE (12) ....................97 E EASON, DONALD (12) ...........87 Eaton. John (11) ................142 Edin, Greg (10) .................118 Edin. Jeff (11) .................103 EDMONDS. FRED (12) ...........87 EDINGER, ROBERT (12) ...39,55,61.62. 67.72 Edmonds, Lorraine (10) ...39,43,53,65.118 Edwards. Thomas (11 ) ............49.133,134 Eeds. Melissa (11) ......................103 Elledge, David (10) .....................118 Elliot, Bill (10) .......................118 ELLIS. MURIAL (12) ....5,56,87.150.170 Elmore. Diane (11) ..39,53,59.66.68.76.103 Emerson, Rose (10) .......................69 EPPERSON. STEVE (12) ....59,69,79,87 Estes. Julie (10) ......................118 ESTES. STEVE (12) .......................87 Euwing. Peggy (11) ........45,48,49,103,156 Evans, Charles (10) ....53,67,118,137,138 Evans, Gloria (10) .....................118 Evans, Karen (10) ................39,43,118 F Fails. William (10) ............45,118,170 Fallwell, Denise (10) .................118 Fallwell, Teri (10) ...................118 Farmer. Pamela (10) ...................119 Farmer, Robert (11) ....................40 Farthing. David (10) ..................119 Faucett. Denise (11) ..................103 Felder, Ronnie (10) ................45.119 Felton. Susan (11) ..............43,49.103 Fenstermaker, Lauri (10) ...........49,119 Fern. Scott (10) ...................55.119 Fife. Lala (10) .................37,66.119 Fife, Terri (11) .......39,42.53,59.65,103 FIGARO. THOMAS (12) ....................87 Finch. Jan (10) ............66.119,130.160 Fisher, Epsie (11) ....................103 Fisher, Howard (11) ....58,61,99,103,134 FISHER, SHARYN (12) ....................87 Fleming. Lafayette (10) ..........37,61.65 Fleming. Jan (10) .....................119 FORD. HERBERT (12) ............45.56.57.87 FOREMAN MARGARET (12) ..6.73.87. 153 Foreman, Robert (11) ..............103.133 FORTUNE. ALTHEA (12) ...................87 FOSTER. KEITH (12) ................133.134 FOSTER. RELITE (12) ..............55,74.87 FOX. RAY (12) .......................59,97 FOX. ROY (12) .......................59.97 Frazier. Perry (11) ....................45 FRANKLIN, FAYE (12) ..................6,87 FREDERICK, CHARLOTTE (12) .5,38,40, 43,54,56,59,64,65,70,88,170 Frederick, Jim (10) ...................119 Freede. Emily (11) ..16,41.43,59.68.99.103 French, Lynn (11) ..................62,103 Frisbie. Dan (ID ......................104 Frye, Rebecca (10) ....................119 Fullerton. Paula (10) .................119 Fulsom, Dickie (10) ...................142 G Caines. Zina (11) .....................69 Gaither. Phillip (10) ................119 Gallegher. Margaret (11) .............104 Gallegly. Jerry (10) .................160 GARLAND, JEANNINE (12) ..39,53.71, 88 Garrett. Bill (10) ...................119 Garrett, Bruce (11) .........38,59,68,104 GARRETT. RUTH ANNE M2) .........88 Garrison. James (11) ....55,59,68,104.142 GASTON. DEAN (12) ..................49,88 Gaston. Gary (11) ....................104 Gather. Phillip (10� .................144 Gayman, Marsha (11) ..................104 GEATCHES. CURT (12) .......83,134 Gholston. Kathaleen (11) .............104 GIBBENS, RICHARD (12)..............55,66, 79.88.133.134.159 Gibbens, Twila (10) ............37.43.119 Giest. John (10) .....................144 GILBERT. LINDA (12) ................70.88 Gill, Mike (11) ...................49,104 Gilliland, James (11) .............68.104 GILLESPIE, CHARLENE (12) ..5,70.81, 88.158 Goggins, Raymond (11) ................104 Goodman. Karen (10) ..................119 Graham. Melba (10) ................43,160 Grant. Barbara (10) ...................61 Gray. Tony (10) ................37,61,119 GRAYSON. BOBBY (12) ......49.133,134 Green, Lvna (ID ..................49.69. 4.99 Green. Rikki (ID ................62.63.76.104 Griffin. Kathy (10) .....................45.119 Grigsby, Jim (11) ....................40,63,104 Grimes, Gary (11) ....................37,55,104 GRIMES. RONALD (12) ..37,38,40,45.54. 55.88 Hagen, Carla (11) ......................104 Hain, Anne (ID ..........38,43,56.68,99,104 HAKES, ROZETTA (12� .....................88 HALE, MARKETIA (12) ............6.45,48.49, 81.88 Hale. Shirley (11) ..................66.105 Hall. David (11) ...................105.145 Hall. Milton (11) ...................45.105 H AMILTON. HERLENA (12). .5,16,37.39. 40.42,49.56,59,64,69,74,82,88.160,170 HAMILTON. LINDA (12) .70.71.88 Hammond, Cynthia (11) ..............71,105 Hansen, Kathy (10) ..............43,49.119 Hansen. Norene (11) ................49,105 Hardimon, Gwendolyn (11) ...76,105 Harkins, Jim (11) ..................75,105 Harris, Donald (10) ................62.120 Harris. Ebbie (11) ...........45.62.67,105 HARRIS. GLENDA KIDD (12) .70 Harris, Jennv (10) ....................120 Harris. Jim (11) ...............59,105,145 Harris. Mark (ID ......................105 Harris. Rn a (10) ...............39.53.120 Harris. Willie (11) ...................105 Harrison. Alfred (10) .......45.49,120.138 Harrison. Eddie (10) ..................120 Harrison. Ronald (11) ............45.49,69 Harrison, Vickie (10) .................120 Harvey, David (10) .................62.120 Harvey, Mark (11) ........54,55,56,62,105, 133,136,142,143 Hatcher, Richard (11) ....38,40,51,56,67, 105.140 Havens. Marvin (10) ...................120 HAWKINS. JACQULINE (12) .89 Hayes, David (11) .................105,145 Havnes. David (10) ....................120 Hays. Kathv (10) ......................120 Heartfield. Winona dl) ..........69.73.105 HEFNER. VICI (12). .6.39.52.64.71.89.160 HELTON. F.DWINA (12) ..5.16,39.41.48. 51.57,69.70.71.81.89.160 Henderson, David (11) ..............38,59 Henderson. Debbie (10) ............45.120 Hendrickson, David (11) ....36,40,68,99, 105.160 HERRINGER. ED (12) .................59.89 Hickox. Bovd dl) ..............56.106.170 Hicks, Devora (11) .............72,76,170 Hicks. Don (10) ......................120 Hill, Jean (11) .............43,56.66.106 Hill, Pipina (10) ...........41,43,49,120 Hill, Teresa (11) ..............62,75,170 Hill. Woodrow (10) ................45.120 Hinton. Rita (10) ....................120 HOSKF.R. OLINDA (12) ..................89 Hodge. Claresa (10) ..................120 Hodge. John (11) .....................106 Hodge. Ralph dl) ..........69,132,134,140 Hogan. John (ID ...............68.106.145 Hogg. Irvin (ID ...................63.140 Hoke. Tommv (10) .....................120 Hollowav. Michael (10) ......45.47.49.121 HOLMES. CAROLYN (12) .............5.70.71 HOLMES. VON A. (12). .57.82.89.132.1.34 Hood. Bill ( ) ......................47 Hood. KIrnt (10) ......................45 Hooks, Julie (11) ...........37,51,76,106 Hooper. Charles (10) .................121 Hooper. Ronnie (10) ..............121.142 Homsberry, Michael (10) ...............45 HOUSE. ANDREA (12) .................70.89 HOUSTON. PERTEI.LA (12) ...57.70.89 Howell. Helena (10) ..................121 HOWELL. RICKEY (12) ...............89.144 Huggins, Beverly (ID ..............45,106 Huggins. Orville (11) ..............49.69 Hytche, Rickey (10) ..................160 165 All Styles Of Shoes 23rd and Meridian 50th and Shartel Oklahoma City, Okla. Your Telephone Florist Flowers For All Occasions 943-3353 BILL IRENE'S FLOWERS 3004 N.W. 23rd THE MAD GRADS OF 70 DICK HOFF SHOP SUPER SIX INC. GO SENIORS JANNA DAVIS MURIEL ELLIS PERTELLA HOUSTON BRENDA LOGGINS CASSANDRA SMITHERS CARL WAMBLE ALTHEA WILLIAMS MEN’S FORMAL RENTALS 528-4066 3413 N. Classen Oklahoma City, Oklahoma OLIVIA COMBEST CHERYL DOBBS MARGARET FOREMAN PAM KNOX DEBBIE ROBERTS SHERRY RUNNELS CHAROLETTE WATSON JAYNA WILSON the uaranty national bank OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA 4631 NW 23 943-8411 KAMP BROS. GROCERY A Complete Market and Bakery PARK ESTATES CLEANERS 1310-16 N.W. 25th 524-2251 1039 N.E. 36 424-1411 166 Inglish, Tom (10) ................121,136,144 Irvine, Marilee (10) .....................121 Isles, Susie (11) ..................39,53,106 J Jackson. Bill (11) ......49,57,69,106,138 JACKSON. CHARLES (12) .............89.144 Jackson. Cindy (11) .........38,59,65,106 JACKSON, CLARENCE (12) .65 Jackson. DeVieta (10) ................121 Jackson. Jerry (11) ............49,51.106 JACKSON, LARRY (12) ................79,89 JACKSON. LULA (12) ..............57,70,89 Jackson. Phil (10) ................45,121 Jacobson, Hall (11) ..................144 Jacobson, Lauri (10) .................121 JACOBSON. MARK (12) ...............66.144 James. Keith {10) ..............37,59,121 JAMISON. LEONARD (12) ..............49.90 JARVIS. BOBBY (12) ....................90 Jefferson, Sybil (10) ................121 Jenkins, Glenda (11) ... 42,49,69.72,76,99. 106 JERMAN. PEGGY (12) ..5.39,52,63.71.90 Johnson. Alfred (11) .................106 Johnson, Bobby (11) .............133.1.36 JOHNSON, BRADY (12) ...................90 Johnson; Carole (11) ...........39,53,106 JOHNSON. DORIS (12) ..........39,44,52,90 JOHNSON. JANICE (12) ..................97 JOHNSON. JOHN (12) ...16,36.38,39.56, 79,80.90,170 JOHNSON. LA WANDA (12) ................97 Johnson, Malcolm (11) ................106 Johnson. Pam (10) .................45,121 JOHNSON. PATTY (12) ................49,97 Johnson, Peggy (10) ..................121 Johnson. William (11) ..........45,47,106 Johnson. Wynema (10) ...........72,74,121 Jones. Debbie K. (11) ..........39,53,106 loro «... brbra (10) ..............66,121 Jones, Donna (10) .................45.121 Jones, Juanette (10) .................121 Jones, Kenneth (10) ...................45 JONES. LANITA (12) .................49,90 Jones. Leonard (10) ..................121 JONES, LEROY CARL (12) .57.81.132. 133,136.137 Jones, Mary (10) .....................122 Jones. Pam (10) ...................67,122 Jones. Regina (10) ................49.122 JONES. ROBERTA (12) ...........39.4533.90 JONES. RUTHIE (12). .37.3933,56.57.58, JONES. SANDRA (12) .................65.90 Jones, Shirley (10) ..................122 Jordan, Debbie (11) ............49.51.106 Jordan. Nelson (10) ...........,45,47,122 K Kalmanoff, Mike.(11) ...................106 Kamp. Becky (11) .................39,53,107 Kennedy, Rebecca (10) ...............66.122 Kimball. Dan (11) ................37,45,107 Kindle. F.ldridge (10) .................122 King Kyle (10) ....................3933,122 KING. PAMELA (12) .................70.71,90 Kirk, Lawrence (11) ................107,136 Kitchens, Marca (11) ........39.4933.66.107 Knight Rita (11) ....................43.107 KNIGHT. SARA (12) ...........41.43.57,82.90 Koniak. Sharen (11) .................64,107 Kouba. Steve (11) ............59,76.107,145 Kubicr. Henry 10 ............... 19. 122 L Label, Shellv (10) ...............37.66.122 LADD. MAfcTY (12) .................54.55.91 Lambeth. Leo (11) ......................107 Larson, Rex (11) .............3739,62,107 Lawhorn. Susan (11) .........39,53,66,107 Lawrence, Beverly (11) ...4931.69,72,74, 107 Lawrence, Veotis (11) ... .39,43,4933.107 Lawman, Pam (10) .....................122 Leard, Mike (10) ..................59.122 Lee. Isaac (11) .......................49 LeGrange. Kathy (11) ..............63,107 Lensgraf. Terry (10) .................122 lyonard, Robert (10) .................122 Leveridge, Jackie (10) ............67,123 Levy, Linda (11) ...............63,67,107 LEWIS. CHARLES (12) ...................91 LEWIS. MARSHA (12) .................62.91 Lewis, Martha (10) ...................123 Lewis, Mike (10) .....................136 LEWIS. RONNIE (12) .................57.91 Lewis, Victor (10) ..........45,47.49.123 Liles, Robert (10).....................67 LITTLETON, MICHAEL (12) ..4937.69, 82 LOFTON. KARL (12) ..................45.91 LOGGINS. BRENDA (12) .. .49,56,65,70. 91 London. Debbie (11) ..................107 Long, Candy (10) .....................123 I.osinger, Alan (10) ...........37,67,123 LOY, BETTY (12) .......................97 Luckey, Clarence (10) ............130.134 Lutz. Kenny (10) .....................123 Lyons, Bob (11) ..................133.134 M Ma Arthur, Kip (11) ................108 Major. Dannv (11) ...................107 Maloy. Elza (10) .....................45 Manual. Angela (11) ...49.74.102,108.170 Manual. Michaela (10) ............49,123 Marlow. Kathy (10) ..................123 Martin. Eric (10) ................67,123 Martin, Sheila (10) .................123 MASON, MATTHEW (12) ....39,57,80. 83,91,132 MASSEY. MADELYN (12) .................91 Massle. Mike (10) ...................123 Maxwell, Mildrid (11) .............58,69 MAY. LONNELL (12) ... .39.45,47.51.91 Mcalllster. Nathaniel 12) ...91, 132.136.142 McCabe. Sherri (11) .................108 McCall. Debbie (10) ..............43,123 McCray, Linda (11) ...................60 McCray, Roberta (10) .............49.123 McCray, Terry (10) ..................123 McCutchan. Linda (10) ...............123 McDaniel, craig (i2) ....91.132,135 McDermott. Bruce (10) ...............123 McDermott, jo ellen (i2) ....38,39. 66.6930.91 McF.lyea. Debbie (10) .........62.123 Me Ever. David (11) ...........49,72.108 McGREGOR. SHARON (12) .............81,97 McGUFFEE. NANCY (12) ............7,71.92 McGuffcc. Neil (10) .................123 McKINNEY. JOHN (12) ..................92 McKinnon. Kathe (11)...........47.51.108 McKinnQn. Lauri (10) ................123 McMillen, Bowe (11) .................108 McMillen. Donna (11) .............76.108 McNary. Jo Beth (10) ........114.124.130 McPherson, Briscoe (11) .............137 McRav. Man (11) ..........3739,53.63.108 MEADOWS. I KON (12) ..................92 Melone, Maggie (11) ...........64.72.108 Measick, Eddie (10) .................124 Midkoff. Jeff (10) ..................124 Miller. Beverly (11) ................108 Miller. Bill (10V.............66.124.145 Miller. Carol (ID ...................108 Miller. Cindy (10) ..................124 MILLER. DAVID (12) ...................40 Miller. Gloria (10) ........56.65.69,124 Miller, Julie (11) .........37,43,66,108 Miller. Patsy (10) ..................124 Miller, Susan (10) ..................124 Miller. Tim (11) .......................108,140 Minor, Cindy (10) Minor, Linda (11) 108 Minton. Molly (10) .... 124 MOAD. MICHAEL (12) 55,92,136 Moore, Derek (10) 1.38 MOORE. JOAN (12) ... 3933.60.64 MORRIS. MARK (12) . Morris. Melva (10) .... Mott. Kathy (11) 66.108 Mott. Keith (10) 124 Mullaly, Taylor (10) ... 124.144 Munsev. Linda (ID ... 109 MUNSON. RAY (12) .. 55,92.142 Murphy. Dennis (10) .. Murray, Gerald (10) .. .3734,5536,61.65, 69.114.124 Muhre, Melvin (11) ... 109 N Nash. Bill (10) ....................124.136 Nash. Robert (11) .........45,47,74.109,170 Neal. Frederick (11) ...........109.133,135 NEAL. MARTIN (12) .................45,47,92 Neal. Vickie (10) ......................125 Neal. Wayne (10) .......................125 Newberry. Mike (11) ....................109 Newson. Alecsia (10 ..................125 NICHOLSON. RICHARD (12) ..39,55.79, 92 Nicholson, Lynette (10) .............66,125 Noble. Gerald (11) ......................69 Nunley, Debra (11) ......................58 o O’Field. James (10) ...............125 Oldham. Sally (11) ..373839,41,4233.62, 64,66.76,109 OLIVER. DONNELL (12) ...............92 OLIVER. LESLIE (12) ................92 OLIVER. WESLEY (12) ................92 O'Neil. John (11) ..............62,109 Osborne, Yvonne (11) ..............109 P Parker. Charles (11) ..........133,135.138 Parker, Gloria (10) ................3933,125 Parker. Renee (11) ...................49.109 Parker, Sherman (11) .................67.109 Parker, Vanessa (10) ..............39.53,125 Parlier. Allen (ID ...................65.109 Patterson, Cookie (10) ..................125 Patterson. Nathaniel ....................140 Patton, Mary (11) .......................109 PAXTON. MITCHELL (12) ..80.135.142. 143 PENDARVIS. EMBRY (12) ...40.81.132. 133.135.136.142.158 Pendarvis. Shiral (11) ..............70.109 Peasler. Sally (10) ....................125 Perkins, Sherri (10) ................75,125 Petree, Duke (10) ..............3737,63.125 Phelan. Suzanne (ID ..............45,51.109 PHILLIPS. MARY (12) .....................92 Pitts. Marsha (10) .....................125 Plvmate, Patt (11) ........39.53,62.65.109 POTTS. JAMES (12) ....................69.93 pricf:. derorah (12) .................5.160 Prince. Colleen (1D . .36.4231.66.70.73,109 Proctor. David (ID .....................110 Pruitt. Shirley (ID ....................110 Prykryl, Dan (11) ...............76.110.145 0 Quick, Lynn (11) ...............110.145 167 1541 N.E. 23 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma VI 3-5656 THE PATIO 524-2822 That cute little restaurant We're not that little 5100 N. Classen Compliments of MELVIN R. TODD Visit AVON THAMAR AT THE CLOTHES COTTAGE 413 N.W. 23 524-2822 GRIDIRON DRIVE-IN 6816 N. Wosiorn 842-6211 Home of The Touchdown Burger 'The Bank With The Golden Dome Complete Banking Facilities 525-6331 N.W. 23 Classen Blvd. Compliments of COLLEN PRINCE AND GLENDA JENKINS Juniors '70 168 R Radcliffe, Lisa (11) ......38,59,65,66.110 Rainge, Quilla (11) ..................110 Rains, Roger (11) ................110,140 Rau, Cindy (11) ...........71,75,110,170 Ray, Charlesetta (11) ..............69,110 Ray. Milton (12) ................137,138 Ray. Regina (10) .................70,125 Rav, Relder (11) .................49,110 REED. JERRY (12) .....................97 Reed. Vonzetta (11) ..................HO Renfrow, Kenneth (10) .....45,144 REX. HERBERT (12) .........97 REYNOLDS, SUSAN (12) .................7 Rhodes, Janet (11) ...................110 Ricaud. Collette (11) ................66 Richart, David (11) ..................}J0 Riddle. Susan (11) ...................110 RILEY. DAVID (12) ................62,93 RILEY. ULYSSES (12) ............93 Roach. Dorsey (10) ...................126 ROARK. DEBRA (12). .6.37.39.40.42.53.56, 59,61,63,64,93 Roark. Patty (10) ...............43,62.125 Rol� erson. Betty (11) ...........44,49,110 Roberts. Harold (11) ...............45,47 RORERTS. DEBORAH (12) ..39,45,53.93 Roberts, Carolyn (11) .................110 Roberts. Melvin (11) .................144 ROBERTSON, GRAHAM (12)........72.76 Robertson, Roxanne (11) ...37.99.110,154 Robinson, Gregory (10) ................125 Robinson, Karl (11) ...............142,143 Robinson, Ken (11) ............133.135,140 Robinson, Pam (10) .......39,53,56,114,125 Robinson, Robert (11) .................132 Robinson, Scott (11) ....56,60,66,76,99,110 Robins. Phil (11) .................110.137 Rohrer. Mary (11) ...............63,76.111 Roland. Margaret (10) ..........125 Rubenstein, Mike (10) ..........126 Rucker. Jeff (10) ..................47.126 RUCKER, JUDY (12) ....39.42,53,59,65, 93,151 Ruebac, Cindy (11) ..............65,66.111 Rugh, Nancy (10) ......................126 Ruiz, Jozetta (10) .....................49 Rule. Jim (10) ........................126 RUNNELS. SHERRY (12) ..65.68.93 S SANER, JOHN (12) ..................93.160 Sanger. Scott (11) .......37,56,62.74,111 Schmidt. Arthur (10) .................126 SCRIBNER. DEENA (12) .................93 SEAY. LARRY (12) .....................93 Shannon. Kathy (10) .....39,53.59.68.126 SHAW, GREGORY (12) ............57,93.142 SHAW'. JOE (12) .................133,183 Shelton. Chris (11) ..................49 Shelton. Jennifer (10) ...........43.126 SHELLS. ROBERT (12) ..........93.133.136 SHIRLEY. MICHAEL (12) ....57,66,94, 142 Shirley. Phil (10) ........... Short, Steve (10) ...........126,133,135 Shriffin. David (10) ...........45.47.60 Simon. Carlene (11) .................Ill Simon, Larry (10) ...................-45 Simpson, Bill (11) ...................HI SIMPSON. CHRISTINE (12) ..............94 SIMPSON. I.ARRY (12) ...........57.69.94 Slade. Lee (10) ..............59.126.140 SLIEF. EDWARD (12) ............62.94,144 Smallwood, Cassandra (10) ...........126 Smedland. Rick (10) .................126 SMILEY. PATRICIA (12) ..........49.72.94 Smite. Ken (10) ......................66 SMITH. CHARLA (12) ...................97 Smith. Ida (10) ..................... 45 Smith. John (11) ....................45.41 Smith. Kathy (11) ....................HI Smith. Kevin (10) .......126.133.135.140 SMITH. LAMONT (12) ................... Smith. Mark (10) ....................126 Smith. Mike (11) ..............45,68.111 Smith, Paul (11) ..................60.63 Smith, Tim (10) ....................126 Smith, Stover (11) ..................67,111 SMITHERS. CASSANDRA (12) ..37,38. 56,71,79,94 Snodgrass, Lee (11) ..........75,76,111,170 Spain, John (10) ...........45,47,61,67.126 Spanier, Rosalyn (10) ...............67.126 Spanier, Stewart (11) ....38,56,62,67,111 SPEARMAN. GREGORY (12) .................135 Spencer, Rita (10) ..................43,126 Spurgeon. Darryl (11) ...................11 Stamps. Martin (11) .....................HI Standridge. Patricia (10) ..............127 Stank. Paula (11) .......................HI STANLEY, JANET (12) ..39,40,42.51.53. 59,61,63,64,66,70,71,75,94,170 Starr. Georgia (11) .................70,160 STARR. INEZ (12) ............51,64,70,71.94 Stevenson. Pamela (10) ..............49,127 Stewart. Doris (11) ..............49.51,111 Stewart, Sandra (11) ................73,111 STEWART. SHARON (12) ..37,39.43,49. 53 5 7,59,66,70,94 STEWART. WILLIAM (12) ....45.47.97 Stiles. Janelle (10) ................127 Stocking, Janice (10) ...............127 Stoll. Scott (10) ...............127.144 Stolp, Kathy (10) ...................127 Stout, Barbara (10) .................127 STRIPLING. OLIVER (12) ...........94.132 SULLIVAN. BRAD (12) ............39,59.94 Swansburger, John (11) ...............HI T Talbert, Delores (10) ..................127 Tannhausen, David (10) ..............66.133 Taylor. Patricia (11) ...............49,112 Taylor, Rickey (10) ....................127 Taylor. Steve (11) .....................112 Taylor, Susan (11) ..................66.112 TEMPLE, JOHN (12) ....................45,95 Terrell. Delores (10) ...................45 TERRELL. VICTORIA (12) ..................95 Thomas. 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Dennis (10) ...............129.144 Y'inger. Bill (ID ...................113.144 Y'oung. Sandra (10) .....................129 z ZEIGEI.GRUBER. JOHN (12) ......% 169 Janna Davis, Class Member; Susan Williams. Faculty Editor; Cindv Rau. Royalty Editor: Robert Nash, Business Manager; Brenda Bybee, Royalty Editor; Herlena Hamilton. Co-Editor; John Johnson, Co-Editor; Jane Thomas, Sophomore Editor; Janet Stanley, Index and Copy Reader; Charlotte Fredericks, Organization Editor; William Fails, Class Member; Muriel Ellis. Copy Reader: Devora Hicks, Class Member; Carl Wamble, Sports Editor; Angela Manuel, Junior Editor: Marsha Williams, Senior Editor; Teresa Hill, Class Member: Boyd Hickox, Faculty Editor. Photographers. Steve Campbell, Lee Snodgrass. Instructor, Shirley Castle. 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