Northwest Classen High School - Round Table Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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k'fm' I -Reynolds, liagleton, Shuhert, Cramer, liroath, Kearns. Rim' 2--Enders, Busby. Edwards, Merkel, Brotkhaus, Crane, lirvin. Rim' 3 Wc'st, Tate, Pat- terson, Simon, Vedder, Miss Della Link, sponsor, Miller, Run' 4- English, Vin- tent, Perkins, MiDaniel, Stidliam, Mur- ray. Rim 5 Kamenesky, Swan, Morgan, Bradshaw, Medley. COURTESY CLUB is divided into two groups. The senior group ushers for all school events. In case there are not enough seniors, juniors and soph- omore members come to their aid. Some of the duties are showing guests through our new building and help- ing with P.T.A. open houses. Ushering for the senior assembly, senior sermon, commencement, and award assemblies are their yearly services to the school. This year they had a Valentine's party for all members. Miss Della Link sponsors the senior group and Mrs. Fern Smith sponsors the junior and group. Rau' I-Mrs. Fern Smith, sponsor, Goodin, Miller, Mathis, Siber, Manning, Brand, Suggs, Priier. Ron' 3 Pierte, Armstrong, Har- ris, Shoemaker, Taylor, Wood, Thompson, Minyen, Brook. R014 1 - Kirlqwggtlv Ijgughfyt Lumm, Fearney, flesek, Barnhill, Albright. R014' 5sW'ildinan, Gardner, Pender, Lowe, Wo0lw'orth, Ma- money. RIly.S0fC'nS0I1, Love, Heitzman, lomlinson. Rau' 2-lfagin, e're always ready to heal Ruiz' I---Robertson, Whalen, johnson, Drilling. Weblv. Rau' 2--Miss Eunice Cockrum, sponsor, Hudson, Warren, Kirkpatritk, Mrs. Alma Doughty, sponsor. Rau' 3-Mrlntosh, Walker, King, Perkins Arnold Looking after all the books in the new Northwest Classen library is quite a chore. LIBRARY AIDES help the librarians, Miss Eunice Cochrum and Mrs. Alma Doughty, check books in and out and distribute library notices. Also, Library Aides assist stu- dents in finding material for term themes, show them how to use the card file and the Reader Guide. The l work carries credit. -26-

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Many jobs are taken on by LITTLE THEATRE such as their outstanding part in the production of the Classics and distribution of the student direc- tory. Their main responsibility is to promote sports- manship and co-operation among students present- ing school plays. Mrs. Rose Marie Cherry helps the group with their activities. Run 1- Peck, Coats, w7.1ll.lcC, Link, Morgan, Sherman. Ron' 2- Elliott. Corken, Christian, Buck, Pace Sutton, Hucv,lN1atthc'vc's, Ison Mcfiilvray, Broade, Carper,C.hurch,l.uton,C.lark.Rff1c 4 Messenger, Har, ris, Krause, Xwright, Cornell, Mclntosh, Stone, jacohson, Thomas, Taylor, Smith, Dyksterhuis, Mason, Hayes, V Hudson, Holme. Rim 1 Wilkinson, Green, U'Nc-al. Minick, Harris, Ciondc-rs. Holmes, llefley, Littleton Clements, Roberts, Kessler, llighleyman, Holcomb, Clark, Palmer. Run 9 -Nance. Pierson, Coleman, Hare Boon, Tlioinpson, W'right, Shclc-ed, Davis, Cloar, Harris, Filippo, Price, XX'ilson, Cullen. Wloolley, Bloom. Ruic l-lzclwarcls, nlabara, Shubert, Cannon. llennett, Collins, Anderson, Benson, Ron 2--llendersnn, WHY- i'en,liarmc-r, liorney. Wfirren, Sala, Yanljusen, Alwernathv. Roll 3- lfvans, Candy, Knott, Thomlinson, Ellison. Baker, lslnnacl, lferguson, Mrs. Rose Marie Cherry, sponsor R011 -lfilocliran, McDowell, Sal- ver, Sanford, Anlt, Swatek, Carter Holcomb. UNDERSTUDIIQS have a great many chores,too. They must show their worth in order to qualify for membership in the Little Theatre group. The show must go on! hour drama class. Car . OI'3:clt1iZiI13L tht' Script. props. Selecting actors and actresses. auditions and rehearsals and any of the other multitude of tasks necessary when a play is being proclucecl,are clonc- by members of PLAY PRODUCTION. They are enrolled in Mrs. Rose Marie Clic-rry's lirst Speech students interested in the technical side of play production study the art of stage lighting and setting with Mr. Ted Nichols. This year's project centered on the mag' niticent sets prepared for the all-school talent show, Classics of '56, Hflrossroacls, USA . 'Rffii I- Cioats, Forney. lferguson, Ellison, Wlallis. Patterson. Rffic J 'lhomlinson, llarncs, Kennedy, lfarmer. Bennett, Cannon, Collins, Mrs. Rosc- Marie K herry. Ron 3 Shcrman, llahara, mael, Link. Smith, Knott. Run J Harris, Benson, Sanford, Ault. llnrrus, Baker, Morrison, ter A1.1li- nic' fool llvnrla, pfcfiziefi l'll lah' llvr Um, inn Mfr' fluff Q25..

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Helping Mrs. Nola Moore, R.N. by dispensing aspirin and giving minor first aid, CLINIC AIDES earn one-fourth credit a semester. The girls also distribute notices to teachers when students become ill during the day. Flizabetli Rains is surrounded by Clinic Aides Reardon, Dickey, Rau' I-House, Wy'nn, Schell, Hudgens. Ruu' 2-Mathis, Vedder,Moran, Dyer, Franklin, Mrs. Nola Moore, R. Ng McMillan. Grace, Little, jordan. Rau' 3-Schirk, Staples, Sells, Barkaw, ills, pictures, politeness our mission. Noticed the pert Miss at an Info desk in the office? OFFICE HOSTESSES greet guests, answer ques- tions and arrange for guides to direct visitors who have errands in the building. Revers, Rich, Buschhorn, Mr. Alvin Bryan, sponsor, The purpose of AUDIO VISUAL AIDES spon- sored by Mr. Alvin Bryan is to learn projection work and to make use of this training by running films for class use. Jennings, Sparks, Heavin, Taylor, Deckert, liowlby, Menn, Hayes, Ensign, Rau' I-Jones, Mills, Berkey, Krause, Boam, Dicken. Rau' 2-Tate, Whitheld, Anders, Dimpfl, West, Walker, C. Son, Bixter. Rau' ,if-Salyer, McDowell, Buchanan, Werme, Ward, Mahen, Knight. Rau' 4-Zschiesche, Simon, Cochran, biulsberry, B, Son, Bethel, McClain, Cannon. Operating the switchboard, collecting absentee cards, and running errands are a few of the many duties of the OFFICE AIDES.