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

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Unknown persons rc-writc ihc Viking sign prior to the game date. The vast vocabulary of Bear superiors is shown in the messages they write. 11

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Vikings Or Vandals: Which Ones Have Spirit Spirit was in abundance this year for all Viking ac- tivities. This zest was shown in many ways. At pep assem- blies the viking battle cry could be heard all over the corridors. Students were ex- cited about all the athletic events whether the teams were winning or not. The reason for this zeal lay in the Norseman tradition of never Not only could you hear the vivacity of the Vikes. but you could also see it: in the halls, by signs on the walls, on the bridge at Western, and also in the caravans traveling to the various Northeast activities. Good, clean spirit. Some people were not able to express themselves as clearly. Prop- erty was destroyed, maimed ana abused in an attempt to express enthusiasm in oppos- ing teams. Who has the spir- it? Vikes are the clear choice. Spirited Vikes caravan to the J.M.-N.E. game. Supporters hang out the cars to holster spirits.

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Homecoming Activities Decorations .. 4 I 12 Homecoming decorations were always a time of fun and excite- ment as each class tried to come up with the most original decora- tions. The vikings began their task at 4 p.m. and ended at 9 p.m. During this time signs were paint- ed, crepe paper was strung and posters were hung. This years theme was Ain’t No Stoppin Us Now and the Juniors were the first to prove this as they came in first place in the hall decorations with Freshmen second, Seniors third and Sophomores fourth. A little extra help was needed to hang some of the homecoming signs. Dana Dearduff cleans her garage after a sign painting party. Any Ashe looks pleased as she finishes her crepe paper hanging. Sophomores worked hard to complete their homecoming decorations.