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

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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.

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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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Assemblies Meant Togetherness The pep assemblies this year showed outstanding school spirit. Several of the assemblies stood out in everybody’s mind. The John Marshall football pep assembly was probably one of the greatest. All Hell broke loose when a burial casket was carried into the gym and a Bear was hung and put into the cas- ket to rest peacefully after its death. This was a preview of what was to happen that night, as the Vikings really did kill the Bears 15-8. The pep assemblies were led by the cheerleaders and the Student Council. Skits put on by both groups were always in- teresting and humerous. Pep talks by the coaches and play- ers always inspired everyone to give more support to the teams. Student council members put on a skit during the assembly. Coach Nat Watson talks to student body about an upcoming victory. Poncho Johnson and Steve Sumpter get student body ready for a football game victory. 2t