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

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Parking Problem Increases At Northeast The parking problem at N.E.H.S. seems to have increased immensely this year. There are alot more people driving to school and everyone wants to park in the front parking lot. School officials tried to remedy this problem by letting only seniors and fac- ulty park in the front parking lot. This worked for awhile, but then some of the juniors and sophomores thought this didn’t apply to them, so they parked in the front. Seniors tried to take the matter into their own hands by letting air out of the underclassmen’s tires. All this resulted in was getting the underclassmen up- set. But. as the year progressed parking at N.E.H.S. became alot easier for ev- eryone involved. Carla drives around to find a parking space. Where shall I park today. 17 Underclassmen sometimes tried to park in the front. Northeast parking lot was always full.

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Winky Puts His Talents To Good Use Talent comes in many sizes. With Theodore “Winky” Dick- erson it was in abundance. Though small in size. Winky had an immense amount of tal- ent in the area of art. Drawing since he was able to walk, de- signing the yearbook cover and division pages for the Nordly’s was a small task. Winky not only drew since early childhood, he also partici- pated in little leagure football. Doing so, it seemed only fitting that he take his place amongst the Viking football team. His talent in both areas being close to equal, Winky proved to be a valuable asset to the Norse- men. Door decorations drawn by the Art class. Winky prepares to hang his sign for sen- iors. 16 Winky gives pointers on painting.

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School Cafeteria: A Big Part Of Northeast The cafeteria is where the action is especially during first and second lunch periods when hundreds of students in- vade to ease hunger pains. Mrs. Rose Davis is director of N.E. High School cafeteria. Approximately 600 students were served daily-Monday thru Friday dur- ing the 1979-1980 school year. Mrs. Da- vis said the shorter lunch periods dur- ing the school year didn’t affect getting the students served during the 30 min- ute period. The cafeteria operated on six-week menus. The students favorite dishes were pizza and chilidogs. Among the 1979-80 cafeteria crew in- cluded Mrs. Davis, director; Margie Arinwine. Ophelia Campbell. Marie Daniels, Ricky McCollough, Mary McPherson. Earline Phillips. Annie Proctor. Cynthia Stafford. Micheal Ste- vens. Sammie Upton and Mary Walker. Mrs. Davis helps Mrs. Proctor in hot tray line. Cynthia Stafford keeps her eyes on her fries. 18 i