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

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Row 'I: Hite, Carper, Warren, Harris, Pellow, Dumont. Row 2: Bannister, Martin, Fox, McFar- land, Spradling, Ferguson, Mes- senger, Gentry. Row 3: Talley, Adams, Fallis, Morris, Cline, Cook, Stewart. Row 4: Goree, Lynch, Trachtenburg, Barnes, Row I: Kimball, Stuemky, Hill, Brandon, Davis, Smith, Hair- field. Row 2: Miss Audrie Al- berts, Sponsor, Elledge, Len- hardt, Hagler, Matthews, Han- son, George, Milner. Row 3: Cragg, Kitchen, Ervin, Hamil- ton, Baxter, Wade, Sparks. Row 4: Anderson, Mapes, Kelly, son, Wildman. Butterworth, Matthews, Soren- Miller, Long, Fields. f ., wt - N'-Knut To become a member of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, a junior must be in the top five percent of his class and a senior must be in the top fifteen percent of his class. There are two initiation ceremonies during the year and no meetings except those that are called. Officers are Mike Brandon, President, Dayna Davis, Vice President, Beverly Stuemky, Secretary, Ruth Hill, Treasurer, Marilyn Smith, Chaplain. Sponsoring this organization are Miss Audrie Alberts, Miss lnez Ellis, Mrs. Maxine Tyler, Mrs. Geraldine Buzbee, Mr. Carl Shafer, Mr. Charles Kerr, Mrs. Maclge Mills and Miss Marjorie Miller. ...hx 'Q , gin I 7, . - 1- 1 .Q is ' ff- ' l- I HM.. Through the untiring efforts of Miss Lelia Pickard a charter for a chapter of FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY was obtained for Northwest Classen. Miss Pickard's French students have ranked high on national examinations for many years. To be eligible for membership a student must be in fourth semester French with a B+ average. Row I: Dune, Giacomo, Smith, Green, Sobol, Carmen. Row 2: Hulme, Hudson, Flaherty, Dorr, Sparks, Hairfield.

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Row 'I: Cragg, Ray, Sullivant, Ervin, Broach, Lenhardt. Row 2: Sparks, Mrs, Nevva Sartin, Sponsor, Berkey, Goodman, Marlin, Blackwood, Cutchall. Row 3: Pellow, Cook, Harris, Lively, Taylor, Linn. Row 4: Schuessler, Hobbs, Wildman, Stewart, Wallace, Roring. Don Blanding chapter of QUILL AND SCROLL International Honorary Society tor High School Journalists has had a busy year. To celebrate Na- tional Newspaper Week they carried through ev- ery suggestion made by the national headquar- ters. To enrich the background at statt members NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY members take their work seriously. Each year Northwest Classen art students have received national rec- ognition and art scholarships as well as AAUW several book reviews were given. A Christmas party greeted alums of the chapter. Senior mem- bers took the test for the President's Scholarship. And an initiation was held at the opening at sec- ond semester tor those qualified for membership. scholarships. Eighteen students accumulated rec- ognition keys this year in National Scholastics re- gional competitions. Miss Mary Lamb Lewis and Mrs. Winnie Murray sponsor this group. Row 1: Davis, Smith, Cragg, Winkler, Thompson, Linn, Row 2: Taylor, Wallace, Ling, Riggs, Carter, Schuessler, Hill, Bowden, Shriver. Posing is Harriet Hughes. Not pictured are Dyer, lson, and Childress. i . ., X we in