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

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Activities Abbreviate the Day Miss Kathleen Owen, Director of Activities, co-ordinates all extracurricular events to make a smooth-running social program. Last summer at the National Association of Student Councils Convention, Miss Owen had the honor of being selected 'cMiss Student Council, USA. Social activities have been de- signed to impart to Knights and Ladies a certain amount of poise and self-assurance which will he invaluable in dealing with other persons as they meet life. Owen MISS KATHLEEN B. OWEN: Director of Activitiesg member, Pilot Club, Student Activities, Public Relations, Publicity, Honor Study Hall, Fund Rais- ing, Assembly committeesg spon- sor, Student Council, Pep Coun- eil. Miss Owen attended the '60 NASC Conference at Janesville, Wis., State Student Council workshop at Stillwater, Okla., Nat'l. Leadership Conference at Estes Park, Colo.. last summer. Knights Korner or '5Miss Owen's little corner of NWC is a popular place for Knights and Ladies to congregate. Brenda Walker and Linda Catewood seem to have stopped Miss Owen to show and remind her of that very special date, JUNE 18, 1961. Meeting with Mr. Gerald M. Van Pool, foremost authority on student activities for student councils, are members of the PTSA. Mr. Van Pool was guest speaker at a meeting to plan the National Association of Student Councils Convention, June 18-22, 1961, at Northwest Classen.

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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

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Those who keep Knightland a clean and safe place in which to learn are Raymond Mayfield, James Keith, Harvey Craw ford, llermley Simms, Roscoe Beaird, Landon Smith, front rowg Sam Teague, Ivan Beeson, Ruth Riggle, S. C. Philpot, r Herman Phillips, Roy Bland. y V , rn s A 2, Ag K 1 'rf hr is Keeping four blocks of corridors clean and Warm and 2000 kids well fed is the goal and duty of the custodians and cafeteria staff. Under the direction of Mrs. Katherine Price, supervisor of cafeteria, the staff prepares a variety of menu selections serx ed during the five lunch peri- ods each day. Sixteen floormen. under the supervision of Mr. Ivan Beeson and his assistant, llr. Sam Teague, clean and maintain the school in Working condition all through the year. The campus is kept up through the summer months and linightlanders are proud of their well-kept campus when visitors come.