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

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Cleaning was a big part of the cafeteria. Most students enjoyed the food in the quick serve line. 19

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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

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Class Pride Provides Unity Class pride is something Northeast students have al- ways had. Having good class pride means having unity, great support and people get- ting involved in each and every activity. The representation of class pride is being proud of your class and school tradition. Each class organization par- ticipated in pep assemblies and cheered the mighty Vikings on to many victories, in sports as well as other events concern- ing Viking pride. The student body found that class pride was one of the great- est things to have at any school and it was always considered number one at Northeast High. Viking fans prepared for the Northeast vs. John Marshall game.