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

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AND WHAT may I do for you? Something new was added in the main office this year when Mr. Leon Crowley, administrative intern, greeted students each morning with a friendly smile. Personalities, Classes, Activities Create Ml x :tx1T,im t all l lr L CLUBS AND CLASSES take advantage of fall and spring weather for outings. Key and Courtesy club members held their annual weiner roast at Lincoln Park. PAUSING in the hall during advisory devotional, students dis play the dignity and department characteristic of Knights.

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EMBLEM of proud Knighthood-the most cherished school symbol-serves as a fitting background as Dave Elder, Student Council president, presides at assembly. Established in Its First Decade FUNDS from The Million Penny Roundup campaign, in memory of a ADDING to the festivities at football games are the Knight and cancer victim who had anticipated attending NWC, provided shrubbery Lady on horseback. Diana Simpson and Mike Robertson carried and trees for the patio. Knightland's colors on the track this year.

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v S XX W . PTSA OPEN HOUSES found hundreds of be- wildered parents hunting for rooms as they followed students' schedules. TEACHER OF THE YEAR in Oklahoma City for 1964 was NWC's biology instructor,-Mr. John Paden. He was selected by the Northwest faculty before winning the city title in competition with a teacher-nominee from each school. X5 FOLK MUSIC proved fo be a mutual interest of AFS student Bernd Hagenberg, from Hanover, Germany, and Dick Padberg, his American brother.