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

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MARY WEDDING -Mathematics Honor Math, National BETH WEST -Social Studies F.T.A. MAURINE WILLIAMSON -English Literature Club, Senior Sponsor HELEN WILLINGHAM -Mathematics Cygnets, Freshman Sponsor Honor Society -x 1 l, ON HIS WAY to the opening concert of the Okla- homa City Symphony is band director Art Johnson, who has served as personnel director for the sym- phony for 25 years. He is also principal bass clar- inetist and percussionist in the symphonyi Teachers Have Community, Cultural lnferesfs Nu l JUANITA BARTLETT MARGARET HACKLER Instructional Materials Instructional Materials Sec. Seq, ABBIE PHILLIPS JANET PHILLIPS Registrar Sec. to Principal DELMA HARRIS Attendance Sec. VIOLA SCOTT Instructional Materials Sec. IONA KING Instructional Materials Sec, FLORENCE SCUDDER Instructional Materials Sec. MARY LATHROP Instructional Materials JANE SMITH Instructional Materials Sec. MAURITA YOST Sec, to Ass't. Principals NORMA OWENBY Instructional Materials Sec. DORIS K. TAYLOR Financial Sec.

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RODNEY ST. DIZIER -Mathematics Dept. Chm., Amateur Radio Club, Math Analysis GRAYDA STEDMAN -English National Honor Society DORIS N. TAYLOR -English Coronets, Senior Sponsor GEORGIA TEETS -English Junior Sponsor MARGARET THOMPSON -Mathematics Honor Math, Junior Sponsor JACK TREAT -Social Studies Football, Ass't. Baseball Coach, Boys' O Club MARTHA TRUAX -English, Creative Writing National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll MAXINE TYLER -Business Education National Honor Society, Bldg. and Grounds Chm. 'Togetherness' Develops Strengths ELIZABETH URMSTON -Art Dept. Chm., National Art Honor Society, Junior Sponsor ROBBIE VACLAW -English Coronets, Senior Sponsor EUGENE VAlL -Science Science Club, Sophomore Sponsor DON VAN POOL -Social Studies Basketball Coach, Boys' O Club, Senior Sponsor HENRIETTA VON TUNGELN -Spanish Dept. Chm., Honor Language, Y-Teens, Sophomore Sponsor PAULINE WALKER -Social Studies, Psychology Library Club, Senior Sponsor RUTH WARRAM -Latin Honor Language, National Honor Society, Junior Classical League, Sophomore Sponsor TOM WEBB -Social Studies Key Club

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it Hospitality Traditional by NW Service Staffs BECAUSE NWC has been a showplace for visitors since its opening ten years ago, special emphasis has been placed on keeping the build- ing and campus in tip-top shape, ready for official inspection at all times. The Knights' hospitality has been commended by numerous guests. Pride in maintaining a beautiful building and grounds soon became a tradition as Knights have continually enhanced the school by adding attractive accessories. Each graduat- ing class has contributed to this progress. The problem of heating and maintenance has increased with the opening of the new addi- tion. Crews must workaround the clock to keep Knightland clean and warm. Increased enrollment has put added burdens on the cafeteria staff as seven lunch periods, in staggered order, keep the cafeteria lines long. Special meetings and dinners are held at Northwest frequently since it is the largest school plant in this area. Although this neces- sitates extra work hours for the custodial and cafeteria staffs, they cooperate whole-heartedly in providing service for guests. TOPS on the list of students' favorite foods are hot rolls and cinammon rolls. Mrs. Jessie Dorst and Mrs. Margie Mayfield pre- pare for lunch lines. HUNGRY students swarm into the cafeteria at lunchtime where they are served by 24 cafeteria workers, directed by Mrs. lva Bentley, manager. CHECKING and maintaining equipment is iust one of the many responsibilities of the custodial staff. Five of the I9-man crew are Wayne O'Donley, Doug Roden, floormeng Glen Johnson, engineerp Raymond Tarter, asst. head custodian and Sam Teague, head of the staff. 29