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

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data. 1 . s 4 Q SAW Our competent counseling staff is composed of Mr. Frank James, Mr. Duane Weinert, Nliss Retha Wavc Hulet. and Mr. ,lim Johnson. Vigilance and Devotion Truly Characterize Our Counselors Adequate guidance counseling is essential to a program of quality education. Understanding each individual as an indi- vidual is difficult in todav's complex world. Tests aid in plac- ing students is here they will achieve to fullest capacity emotion- ally, academically. and socially. Tests are also given upon re- quest of students. parents. or teachers to help individuals make proper adjustments. Counselors help plan schedules to enahle graduates to go to college successfully. or enter thc profession of their choice with confidence in success. Miss Berniece Wester, .lunior Counselor, new to Knights and Ladies this year. came to us from Central High School which has been her home for lT years. Five of those li' years Nliss Wester was a counselor, the other 12 years were spent in the physical education department.

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MR. C. OLEN LABOR, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL GREETINGS, KNIGHTS AND LADIES: I am privileged to have this opportunity to greet you and wish you success in all your endeavors. Even though I have been associated with you for a short period of time, I feel as if I have known you much longer. From the very first day of school I observed and sensed the friendly attitude that prevails here at Northwest Classen High School. This is truly an out- standing attribute of our students. Sincerity, combined with friendliness, is what dis- tinguishes our students from others. You approach every task with poise, dignity and sincerity. You are engaged in the finest educational activities of any school anywhere and it is the result of your willing- ness to work together and with teachers in selecting and completing worthwhile objectives. When I refer to 0 V f -A t?aLofJ alma... LZ, 4954616 CLQKLEC' - f ff? Z6 49 dQcfArwZ7'!a4,-44,4 fCMf,,4,44Q,,Lh1,, , t- f4,7f. KODAK ef 9453422164 ,,Jc44.aL5. f gL3lc.ZJZ,C, s-V' 12,1 4.L,4LZ , L14 61,0 I, 64 , If g I . . -- Mama! I M1241 701 ef fe.--mms tdfagf XQZQQ f 5 Jdzfecwaf' 62,5 ,174a4,4,4,, QCA. ' hal 4556 413 ,LL gate -' 4-64-fi Zgeyececff-JCZCL 'gf -- , liao? N Q .,43f educational activities I include all phases of our school program, including the academic areas, extracurric- ular activities, and sports. I am confident that our success individually and as a school is enhanced by the fact that we have a purpose or worthy goal. Outstanding recognition does not merely happen, instead, it comes to those who plan with a purpose, value high ideals and appreci- ate the finer aspects of our society. Our school pro- gram is streamlined to meet the needs of today's stu- dents. It is rich in learning opportunities, leadership outlets and the privilege of practicing good citizenship. Whatever your life goals may be you will find ample means for development. Q. Alla-'J C. OLEN LABOR all QXLLLM cd - gy f af JLLIJCJZ -JAZLLQ-J lace, 4251442 if CD4 07, 'cf- bi

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Mrs. Nancy Treichler, Secretary to Mr. Labor Mrs. Lauretta Stauffer, Secretary to Mr. Malone Courtesy, Friendliness Encouraged by Office Staff Help Newcomers Maintaining a file on the three Ais--Accomplishments, Apti- Mrs. Delma Harris, Attendance Secretary tudes, and Attitudes of each Knightlander, compiled since the time he was in elementary school, demands careful checking. This information, available for colleges students plan to attend or to prospective employ ers upon request, is kept up to date by a staff of dedicated secretaries. A copy of each SlL1ClCI1t,S program is on file so that he can lie located, if necessary, at any time during the day. A weekly bulletin is compiled to inform students and teachers of the program for the following Week. Checking daily attendance and disciplinary cases is vital to a well conducted daily program. Mrs. Mary Hankcy, Registrar '2 5 , 3 K , iii? fig , ,s iv f X V H fi ag if p A61 if - 1 G i ' ' -- , if' - Xl A ,,, '5 -4. -' ,fx ,f Qi if' 3' E A fl . ,E S 1 XNJUV I 7 ' Mrs. Doris Taylor, Financial Secretary ,ls 22