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

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I Members are: Janet Hall, Robert Puckett, Robert Harris, Sponsor Mrs. Cayle Smith, Ruth Rey, Carol Tims, Debra Phelps, Bill Elliott, Bruce McDermott, Ann Hain, John Edmonds, Ricky Hocker, Perry Bryan, Susan Jacobson, Paul Reynolds, and Sam Peters. Club promotes interest in culture and language of German people Christmas celebated with traditional German foods and free decorations The major purpose of the Ger- man Club is to interest the members in the culture and language of Germany. They work to learn and understand the customs of the German people. Mrs. Gayle Smith was the sponsor. Upward Bound prepares students for college The Upward Bound program helps students culturally, as well as academically. The pro- gram starts in the summer. The students live on a college campus in the quarters of col- lege students and have a six week schedule of classes, field trips and recreational activi- ties. The program continues during the students' senior year in high school. The stu- dents are then eligible for ad- mission to the college where they took their Upward Bound course. The sponsor for the club was Mrs. Dorothy Tucker. Members not pictured are: Ronald Davis, Howard Fisher, Michael Floyd, Cheryl Loggins, Carolyn Parrish, Sylvia Sher- man, Anthony Turner, Demetrius Williams, and Lela Williams. Debra Cosby and Michael Davis study as Mrs. Dorothy Tucker instructs Carolyn Tipton. 21

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Hi-Notes usher for symphony performances Symphony Hi-Notes is an all-city or- ganization sponsored by the Women's Committee of the Oklahoma City Symphony. Hi-Notes usher for all sym- phony performances and various other functions throughout the year. Members are: Julie Bryan, Collette Ricard, Cathy Griffin, Suzanne Phelan, Glenda The sponsor for the club was Mrs. Thompson, and Mary Flansburg. Marjorie Morgan. Interested students aid Media Center staff The purpose of the Media Cen- ter aides is to work as repre- sentatives of the librarian in promoting good Media Center service to the entire school. All aides must be interested in libraries, reading, books and people. They must maintain passing grades, be good citi- zens, be neat, punctual and dependable. They must also be willing to work for the advance- ment of the Media Center. Mrs. Eula Williams is the sponsor of the club. Officers are Robert Puckett, president; Gwen Spearman, vice president; Marissa Marshall, secretary; and Robert Harris, assistant secretary. Members are: Cassandra Robinson, Annetta Behn, Denise Majors, Eric Doss, Robert Puckett, Gwen Spearman, Marissa MarshaU, Robert Harris, Chris Gobe and Danny Williams. 20

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The speech and drama department has consis- tently won awards this year in tournaments in Oklahoma and surrounding states. The group took second in sweepstakes at OCLA and Alva and third in sweepstakes at Tulsa Memorial. Sally Oldham took first in four separate Women's Extemporaneous Speaking contests-- Alva, Central State, Tulsa, and Durant--and second at Tulsa and OCLA. Ann Boland quali- fied in Women's Extemp also. Scott Sanger, Stewart Spanier, Paul Woods, Patti Roark and Mike Baldridge have also done well in the re- gionals. In the play, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, M. Drama class stages play — The Man WhoCame to Dinner Cast Patty Roark James Cobum Andy Putnam Sally Oldham Jum Rule Donald Harris Regina Ray Suzy Brumm Mike Baldridge Stewart Spanier Ann Boland Winona Heartfield 22