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

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lT'S GOOD to have friends like Rodney Hell and K.C, Moon who'll help you push your car when it's stuck in the I ot, John Rohrer Cleltj Jo Chernicky John Williams Joe Ray Paula Ralgkl Barbara Sokalch Mahlon Erickson Marci Fleet Cliff Holman Friendship ' 25

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The content of one's wallet invari- ably determined one's Friday and Sat- urday nights. Movies went up to 33.50, so an average date with dinner before cost aboutfE15. A week's salary can easily be spent in one weekend, explained senior Mike Gilbert. January 1 brought a raise in mini- mum wage, from 32.30 to 32.65 an hour. This affected a large number of Northwest students. What with new dresses, rented suits, flowers and fancy restaurants, school dances cost a fortune. But most students felt the thrills of big evenings were worth the price, Like the prom, said Brenda Wit- trock. Hit gives you something to look forward to all year. COUPONS on Shield day are really in demand as students take advantage of the lunch savings. CoihgQut . 'll in LW fw- New' .w s sssl srst slr 'T f BROWN BAGGING IT is not only a money saver, but can be fun when Ms. Maxine Housholder and teacher friends get together for lunch. A LUCKY FELLOW, John Williams, gets a kiss from Paula Ftatzki, Coronet pep club president, and Cathy Brown, Cygnet prexy. John was crowned pep club beau at the annual dance, February 1 tth. AIGQKWQHAQJL lrtflatiort ' 27