Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

Jhe 1953 Jraii £ Norman High School £ NORMAN. OKLAHOMA presents to the students . . . FOREWORD The world is a looking glass, and gives back to every mVi the reflection di his own face. Frown at it, and it in turn will look sourlv u|xwi you; laugh at t and with it, and it is a jolly, kind companion.—William Makepeace Thackcrv To make the Trail more than just a bound book of pictures and names, the staff selects each year a theme so the annual will have unity and purpose. It would be impossible to catch everyone of the varied iiAagcs mirrored by school life, for they arc elusive. Some reflections have grownNtim and blurred during the passing weeks of school, but some remain more promincnWhan others in our minds. These we have attempted to record for you that you rkay have them in future years. With these things in mind we present to you hc 1953 Trail, a record of your Reflections. « DEDICATION As we look ove this past year many memories, both happy and sad, crowd into our thoughts. yc remember the teachers, the pep assemblies, the beautiful coro- nations, the fannliar faces, the new friends we have made, and the hard-fought games, those wq won and those we lost. And there's the reflection of homework, ihook reports, difficult tests, and finally the grades. One of the most promising reflections in thk year’s mirror has been the formation, late in the year, of our student council. The reflectioi of this year is completed and these experiences, which were mir- rored in thj lifc of each of us, have now become a part of our past, and so, to all who rtluisc to recall these reflections, the staff dedicates the 1953 Tkaii.. A view of administrators Page? Classes are reflected Page 19 Honors were {riven Page 13 The mirrors of junior high Page 49 oftk eir 1952-1953 dclioof fi(e [4| • • • Activities mirrored our personalities Page 63 Sports reflect team spirit Page 87 The five arts' mirror Page 75 Business reflections Page 95 uS Seen in mirrors . . . (51 which reject days oj activities Below: Ann Oliphant, Donna Jo Willoughby, and Susannt Springer “show off the signs made for them during th 'I raii. Queen contest. I hc Norman High School band marches past the Campus Comer in the annual OU band day parade. Above: During the Seminole game the Gingcrsnaps rise to their feet cheering the boys’ team on to victory. Above, left to right: Bobby Gill, Harricttc Rawson, Jimmy Haddock, Kay Lee, and Phil Smallcv look at the award won in the National Junior High Science Fair. CfCimeA, addem Below: Rex Byars and Jerry Dickinson cast their bal- lots for president. Lower left: Jimmie Brunoldi helps Jcquita Johnson build a kite in speech class. Below: Two groups of students work on Christmas decorations and the tree. Above: Football coaches, J. I.. Martin and Pete Tillman, watch intently as one of the deciding plays is run at Owen Stadium. Above, center: Mr. Shelton gives directions to Keith Newsom and Betty Hoft in a chemistry experiment. Above: Mary Ann Kcichhulier caught Mr. F.wbank under the mistletoe. Above, left: Mr. Strong shows Gordon Dymond. Herbert Walker, and Gary Champeau how to use the lathe. Above, center: Susan Downing, Marvin Morrison, and Joe Phillippc watch as Mr. Michael works the static machine. Above, right: Mr. Duncan is demonstrating the bending of light through lens with an optical disc to Peggy Kirk and Delores Arter. Left: “Skivey” explains the fundamentals of a Chevrolet motor to Sandra Wilson and Ivan Van Winkle. cl etc and classroom accomjjlishments. view of? ac minidtrators [9] [101 MR. 1). K. BOVI) President MR. NEIL R. JOHNSON Vice-President MRS. S. B. SPRADLIN Clerk MR. LYNN BULLARD MR. J. DON GARRISON Superintendent IV ho planned the pictured MR. O. L. HARRIS MR. F. F. McCOMB Below: Mr. Bullard, Mr. Harris, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Garrison, and Mrs. Spradlin work on plans for new school at board meeting. MR. ANSEL YOUNG Vice-Principal MR. LANCE EYVBANK Principal .MRS. BERNICE ARMSTRONG School Nurse MRS. RUTH ATKINS Registrar MRS. NELLIE CHILDS English, Journalism showed ud the jt ramewor h MR. A. R. “Skivcy” DAVIS Driver Training Below: Mrs. Winnifred Williams gives timed writings to Clarice Bernard, Bettv Gavlc Hooper, and Dorothy Gill. AIRS. DOROTHY GAY I.atin MRS. C. P. LANDT Government, History, Geography MR. HERBERT W. MACKEY Vocational Agriculture .MRS. EVAN L. MARTI English mrs. h. v. McDermott Industrial Arts MR. FORI) MICHAEL Science, Visual Education MRS. FRANK MOSLEY Librarian MR. WILLIAM C. ROBINSON Hand MRS. INEZ B. ROLETTE Home Economics MISS NADINE RUNYAN History MISS LUCILE SEARCY English MR. RAYMOND SI .MONES Spanish MR. (JORDON P. SHELTON Spanish MR. CLAUDE SOUTHWARD History MRS. WILLIS STOVALL Attendance Supervisor MRS. HOPE ROACH STRASNER Speech MISS JEAN SUGDEN Mathematics MR. A. M. TILLMAN Physical Education, Coach MRS. HAZEL WILLIAMS Mathematics MRS. WINIFREDE B. WILLIAMS Commercial 112| JJ onorA ivere [131 Checking their grades arc this year’s valedictorians, Susan Downing, Marilyn McAnallv, Allen Morain and Nancy Pace. All four of these students have a 3.0 janc Bienfang and Pat McKinncv, salutatorians, arc average for four years of high school work. looking al a univcrsity catalog. ' MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Ffrxr row, left to right: Susan Downing, Joanne Hodges. Carvl I.ou Smith, Mary Wilson, Lou Ann Essarv, Glenda Marshall, Dolores Burkett, Virginia Allbritton, Pat Mc- Kinney, Betty Gayle Hooper, Mella Terrell, Ruth F.ddlcman, Su anne Springer. Second rov : Martha Ann Kirk, Shirley Burton. Marilyn McAnallv, Shirley Gault, Boh Reid, Gordon Masters, John Wood, Phil Marsh. Joe Phillippc, Cathrvn Williams, Mary Carol Bryant, Janc Bienfang, Nancy Pace, Janice Sears. Third row: Arthenc McGuckin, Marilyn Smith, Jimmy McMakin, Gordon Watkins, R. E. Wright, Sherrill Howerv, Don Comp, Allen Morain, Boh Smav, Bill Durkee, Frances Steely, Wilma Mappes, Lee Ann Kennedy, Mona Faye Bolding. Not pictured is Virginia Byington. Allen Morain, Marvin Morrison, Joe Rhillippc, and Johnny Bates pose for the Junior Rotarian picture. These boys were chosen by the faculty on the basis of their outstanding high character to represent the school. Above, left to right: Mary Lou Kirk and Buddy Reid, sophomores; Cathy Williams and Bob Smav, juniors; Jane Bienfang and Johnny Bates, seniors, were selected by the faculty to receive the annual American Legion Citizenship Award. an cl outstandi incf deruiced Rat McKinney, secretary, practices writing invitations for this year's National Honor Society initiation as Allen Morain, seated, president; Nancy Race, reporter; Bob Reid, vice-president; and Jane Bienfang, treasurer, look on. Above: Nancy Race was chosen by a select faculty to receive the DAR Award on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and friendliness. Below: The Thompson Wampler Award winner this year is Allen Morain. He was selected by the vote of the entire student body as the friendliest and best-liked student. [151 % [19] SENIORS Above: Senior sponsors, .Mr. Gordon Shelton. Mr. Fete Tillman. Mrs. Inez Rolette, Mrs. C. F. I.andt, Mrs. Frank Mosley, and Miss Nadine Runvan, gather at the stairs to discuss senior activities. Right: Jc |uita Johnson, secretary-treasurer; Allen Morain, president; and Caroline McDer- mott, vice-president, our senior officers, appoint committees for senior trip. ad we reach h the tar mng poin t Below: Boh Waugh, Carol Ann Davis, Glenda Marshall, Barbara Brite, and David Robinson pick up enrollment blanks at the door. Above: Raymond Armstrong, Gene Woodall, Johnny .Moses, Joe Fhillippc, and Don Comp plan their schedules during enrollment. Sue Alexander Virginia Allbritton National Honor Society ’53; State Honor Society ’53. Shirley Allen Lorraine Anastor Ducklings 52, ’53. Raymond Armstrong Lcttcrnian 53; Senior Flay 53. Jamall Badry State Honor Society 53; Chorus 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, pres. ’51, ’52, 53; Bovs quartet ’51, ’52, ’53; Letterman 51, ’52, ’53. Bill Baird in our • • As the senior class of 1952-53 looks at the reflections of the past three years, they can well he proud of their many achievements. Twenty-six members of the senior class were chosen for the National Honor Society which proves our interest in scholarship. Our class has always been well represented in athletics. Twenty lettered in football and eight in basketball this year. The loss of these seniors will be felt by the teams next year. All five Norman High School queens, who were selected to reign in royal splendor, were from the senior class. As we end these three memorable years, we look forward to our senior trip, graduation, and a future where we will become good citi- zens because of our training in Norman High School. Left: Nancy Face helps Bobbie Smith and Cazcll Evans look for their senior rings as Betty Hansmeyer waits for her turn. Right: seniors, Connie Witt, Vir- ginia Orr, Barbara Britc, and Gaudette Comclison, looked lovely on the shorthand homeroom float. 121] Frances Baker Bobby Barnard Gingersnaps 51, '52, 55, see. 52; class officer 52; FFA Queen 52; FHA 50. 51. 52, ‘53. see. 52. John Bates State Honor Society 53; Student Gained 53; Trail Staff 51, 52, '53; Band 49, '50, 51, 52, 53, Drum Major 53; Junior Play 52; American Legion Award ’53; Junior Rotarian 53; Projectors Club ‘52, scc.-trcas. 52; Senior Plav 53. Clarice Bernard Bobbv Bethel FFA 52, 53. Jane Bienfang National Honor Society 52, 53, treas. 53; State Honor Society 5 1. 52, 53; Student Gained 53, see. 53; Gin- gersnaps 50. 51, 52, 53, pres. 53; Trail Staff 52, 53; Chorus 49, 51; Salutatorian 53; American Legion Award 53; Tiger Talks Staff 52; stage crew 52. an d attained oar }oa V- • • • Rhoda Braucr jane Brcndle Ciingcrsnaps 50, ’51, ’52. Barbara Britc State Honor Society 53; Ciingcrsnaps 50, ’51, 52, ’53; Chorus 50, 51, 52, '53, operetta ’50, 51; stage crew ’52. Charlene Brown Gingersnaps 50, ’51, ’52, ’53; Trail Queen honor at- tendant '52. Hazel Brown Kenneth Brown FFA 52. Lcla Brown Gingersnaps ’53; Chorus 50, 51, 52, operetta 51. Marva Brownlee Student Gained 53; Gingersnaps 52. 53; FHA 51, ’52, 53, treas. ’52. Harold Bruemmer FFA ’50. ’51. ’52, 53, see. 52, 53; Norman FFA Out- standing Freshman Award ’50. Jiimm Brunoldi l.ctcrman '51, '52, 53; “N” Club '55; stage crew ’52. Mar)’ Carol Bryant Gingersnaps ’50. ’51. ’52, 53; cheerleader ’53; National Honor Society 53; State Honor Society ’51, ’53; Duck- lings '49, '51, '52; Chorus '49, '50, ’51; TiGUt Tales Staff ’53; stage crew ’52. Dolores Burkett National Honor Society '53; State Honor Society ’51, ’52, '53; Traii. Staff ’53; Gingersnaps ’50. ’51, ’52, 53; Tiger Tales Staff ’53, editor ’53. I.. J. Burkett Student Council '53; Band '49, ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53; Junior Play ’52; Senior Play � 53. Shirley Burton National Honor Society '53; State Honor Society ’52, ‘53; Gingersnaps ’50, 51, ’52, ’53; stage crew ’52. Rex Byars a ter three ut yeard Virginia Byington State Honor Society '51. '53; Chorus '49, 50, ’51, ’52, '53; Mixed Quartet ’52; Girls’ Quartet ’53; National Honor Society ’53. Joyce Campbell Marvin Campbell Bill Corbin Student Council '53; Lcttcmian ’51, ’52, ’53. Teddy Ann Cordell Gingersnaps ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53; Chorus ’50, ’51; stage crew '52. Claudette Cornelison Gingersnaps ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53. 123) Barbara Clark Nancy Clifton Gingersnaps ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53; Chorus ’50, ’51. ’52; stage crew ’52. Don Comp National Honor Society '53; State Honor Society ’53. Jane Crisman State Honor Society 51, ’52; Band 50, ’51, ’52, ’53; Band Queen ’53; Junior Play '52; Senior Play ’53. Carol Ann Davis Gingersnaps ’50. ’51, 52, ’53; FHA '49, '50, '51; treas. ’49. Sanunic Davis Jayne DePriesr Gingersnaps ’51, '53; Band ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53; Junior Play 52. Francis Derrick Sherry Derrick Chorus ’53; All-State Orchestra '49, ’52. off. earning ana playing cl nUc Betty l ou Dodd Gingersnaps 50, ’51, ’52, ’53; cheerleader ’53; Band '51, ’52; Ail-State Orchestra ’50; Ducklings ’53; Chorus ’50, ’51; FHA ’50, 51; FFA Queen Honor Attendant ’50. Susan Downing Gingersnaps '53; National Honor Society ’52, ’53; Chorus '51, ’52, ’53; Valedictorian ’53. Don Drake Student Council ’53; Boys’ State ’52; I ttennan ’50, ’51. ’52, ’53. Michael Dyniond Student Council ’53; Fraii. Staff '52, ’53; Chorus '53; Senior Play ’53. Joe Farls Chorus ’49, ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53, Junior Play ’52. Lou Ann Fssary State Honor Society 51, '53. Cazcll F.vans Dca Floyd Uttcrinan ’52, ’53; “N” Club ’52, ’53. Don Floyd Student Council '53; Letterman '51, ’52, ’53; “N” Club ’52, ’53. [24] Carolyn Frye Band 50, ’51, ’52. Arthur Garcia Ann Gamer Gingersnaps 50. ’51, 52, ’53; treas. 53; Chorus 51. Loretta Garrison Shirlcv Gault National Honor Society 53; State Honor Society ’53. Dorothy Gill we Martina Hallmark Band 50, 51, 52; Chorus 50, ’51, ’52. Sue Haines State Honor Society 53; Band 50, 51, 52, 53; Tiger Talks Staff 53. Harold Haralson Band 50, ’51, 52, ’53. Jo Ann Harris State Honor Society 53; Student Council 53; Ginger- snaps 51, 52, 53; Chorus 51, ’52, 53; Mixed Quartet ‘53; Girl’s Trio ’52; Music Queen ’53; American legion Award 52; Music Queen Honor Attendant 51, 52; Traii. Queen Honor Attendant 52; Senior Flay 53. Troy Harshburger Band 50, ’51, 52, 53. Mavis Hart FHA ’51, 52; Chorus 50. Betty Hansmeyer Gingersnaps 52, 53; FHA 50, '51, 52, 53. Doris Henry Hayden Henry Lettennan 51, 52, '53; Boys’ State '52; Chorus 53; “N” Club 52, 53; Senior Play 53. [25] Betty Gayle Hooper National Honor Society '53; State Honor Society '52, '53; Gingersnaps '52, 53; Senior Play '53. Sherrill Howery Student (Council 'S3; National Honor Society '53; State Honor Society '51. '52, '53; Trail Staff '52 '53; Band '49. '50. ’51. '52. ’53. Idcla Hurst Joann Hutchinson Band 50, '51, ’52. ’53. .Mary Ivey National Honor Society '52; State Honor Societ}- ’51, '52, ‘53; Gingersnaps ’53. Sara Jackson Gingersnaps ’51, '52, '53. David Jacobs State Honor Society ’51; Letterman '51, ’52. Judy Jansing Gingersnaps '50, '51, '52, '53; State Honor Society '53; Girls' State '52; stage crew ’52. Jeouita Johnson Gingersnaps '51, '52, '53, cheerleader '53; Band '49, ’50. '51; Junior Play '52; class officer, scc-trcas. '53; Footl all Queen '52; Tiger Tales Staff '51, '52. Martha Ann Kirk National Honor Society 53; State Honor Society '51, ’52, ’53; Band '50, '51, ’52, ’53; scc-treas. '53; twirlcr ’51; flute quartet ’52, ’53; woodwind quartet '53; Ducklings '53; Girls’ State '52. Mary Alma Klugas Betty Koert Gingersnaps '53. Richard Kunkcl James I.aFon Band '50, ’51, ’53. Dorothy Lowrance Gingersnaps '50, '51, ’52, '53; Ducklings ’50, ’51, 52, ’53. 26 Barbara Lynn Band '50, '51, '52, '55. Marilyn McAnally National Honor Society '52. '53; State Honor Society '52, '53; Valedictorian 53; Gingersnaps '52, ’53; Junior Plav '52; KHA 51; Tices Tales Staff 52; Senior Plav 53. Caroline McDermott Gingersnaps 50, '51. '52, ’53. cheerleader '53, vicc-j rcs. '52; Junior Plav '52; Foot hall Queen '53; class officer, vice-prcs. '51, '53; Ticks Tales Staff '52. editor '52; Lct- terman '51, '52, '53; Senior Plav '53. Arthenc McGuckin Gingersnaps '53; National Honor Society '52, '53; Band '50, '51, '52, '53. Pat McKinney Student Council '53; Gingersnaps '53; National Honor Society '52, '53, see. '53; State Honor Society '51, '52. '53; class officer, see. '51; American legion Award '51; Salutatorian '53; stage crew '52. James McMakin National Honor Society '53; State Honor Society '51, '52; Band ‘52, 'S3; All-State Band '52, '53; Projectors Club '51, '52, '53, vice-prcs. '53. an Phil Marsh Student Council '53; National Honor Society '53; State Honor Socictv '51, '52, '53; l.cttcrman '51. '52; Senior Plav '53. Glenda Marshall Gingersnaps '50, 51, 52, 53; National Honor Society '53; State Honor Society '51, '53; Junior Play '52. Billy Gayle Martin Gingersnaps '50, '51, '52; Tick Tales Staff '52; stage crew '52. Donna Matthews Student Council '53; Gingersnaps '51. '52. '53; FFA Queen '53; FHA '51, 52, '53, pres. '53; FFA Queen Honor Attendant '52. James Matlock Letterman '53; Junior Master Farmer 53; FFA '50. '51, '52, '53. vice-prcs. '52, pres. '53. Betty Mayhew Gingersnaps '50, 51, '52. Phyllis Melton Gingersnaps '50, '51, '52, '53; Trail Staff 53; Chorus '52; Junior Plav ’52; Richards Award ’52; Senior Plav ’53. Lawrence Merritt Janet Meyer Gingersnaps ’50, 51, '52, ’53. [27] Barbara Moore Allen Morain Student Council ‘53, pres. ‘53; National Honor Society ‘52, ‘53, pres. '53; State Honor Society 51, ‘52, ‘53; Vale- dictorian ‘53; Letterman '51, '52, ’53; Bovs’ State '52; class officer, pres. ’51, ’53; American Legion Award ’51, '52; Garrison Award ’51, '52, ’53; Junior Rotarian ’53; Thompson-W'amplcr Award '53. John .Morren Boys' State '52; 4-H Club, pres. ’50, ’52; 4-H Club Southwest District vicc-prcs. ’52, ‘53; Key Award ’50. .Marvin Morrison State Honor Society '53; Band '51, '52; Letterman ’52, '53; Boys' State '52; Junior Rotarian ’53. Johnnie .Moses Imajean Newby Ciingcrsnaps '51, ’52 we COLL tel re-(ive th e momen fa Keith Newsom Dwain Newton Tommy Noah Chorus 51, ’52, '53; Boys Quartet '53; .Mixed Quartet 52; Tiger Tales Staff '53. Ann Oliphant Ciingcrsnaps '50, '51, ’52, '53, cheerleader '53; Band '49, '50. ’51. '52; All-State Orchestra ’51; Ducklings ’52, ’53; Chorus '51, '52, '53; Junior Flay '52; Girls’ State '52; Trail Queen '53; Honor Attendants, Trail ’51, Band '52, Football ’53, Music ’52, ’53; Senior Flay ’53. Virginia Orr Gingersnaps ’53. Nancy Face Student Gmncil ’53; Ciingcrsnaps ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53, corrcs. see. ’53; National Honor Society ’52, ’53, re- porter '53; State Honor Society ’51, ’52, ’53; Trail Staff '51, ’52, '53, editor ’53; Valedictorian '53; Outstanding Vocal Music Student '50; DAR Award ’53; Danforth Award ’50; 2nd vicc-prcs. of OIPA ’53; Senior Plav ’53. Joe Phillippc Student Council '53; National Honor Socictv ’53; State Honor Society ’51, ’52. ’53; Band 50, '51, ’52, '53; All- State Band '53; Letterman ’51, ’52, '53; Boys’ State ’52; Junior Rotarian '53; N” Club '52. ’53, see. ’53; Senior Flay ’53. Barbara Pierson Ciingcrsnaps '50. ’51, ’52. ’53; Band ’50, ’51; Ducklings ’50, ’51. Reba Pope State Honor Society ’53; Band ’50, '51, ’52, ’53; All- State Band '52, ’53; Tiger Tales Staff ’53. An ita Potts Ernest Rayburn Bob Reid Student Council ’53; National Honor Society ’52, ’53, vicc-prcs. ’53; State Honor Society ’51, ’52, ’53; Band ‘50, ’51, ’52, ’53; vicc-prcs. ’53; All-State Band 51, ’52, ’53; All-State Orchestra ’51. Gar ' Roberson David Robinson William Robinson Band 50, ’51. Ricardo Rodgers Lanny Ross Student Council 53; Trail Staff ’52, ’53; Band ’49, ’50, ’51, ’52; Chorus ’53; Letterman ’51, ’52, ’53; Boys’ State '52; class officer, pres. '52; Tiger Tales Staff ’52; Senior Play ’53. Shirley Rutledge State Honor Society ’52; Band ’49. ’50, ’51, ’52. ’53; All- State Orchestra ’49, '50, ’51, ’52; Chorus ’51, 52; Junior Play 52. Delores Sans Gingersnaps ’52; Ducklings ’52; Tiger Tales Staff '52. Edna Slater Band ‘50, ’51, '52, ’53; All-State Band ’52, ’53; Chorus ’52, ’53. Velma Smith Gingersnaps '51. Donna Smith Gingersnaps ’52, ’53; Chorus '50, '51, '52; Junior Plav ’52. liobbic Lou Smith Carole Snell Gingersnaps ’53; State Honor Society '51, ’52; Chorus ’50, ’51. ’52, ’53, FHA ’50, ’51, ’52; Tiger Tales Staff ’53, Senior Play '53. |29| Katherine Starzer Gingersnaps ’50, ’51; Band '50, '51, ’52, ’53; All-State Band ’51; All-State Orchestra ’51. Frances Steel)’ National Honor Society ’53; State Honor Society ’51. ’53; FHA ’50. ’51. 52, '53, vicc-prcs. '53. Barbara Sterling Gingersnaps 52, ’53; FHA ’50, ’51, ’52. ’53. Ida Sterling Gingersnaps ’52, ’53; State Honor Society 51, '52; FHA '50, 51, ’52, ’53. Don Stowe l.arry Stricklin Band ’50, ’51, ’52; Junior Play '52; Projectors Club ’51. future with anticipation Betty Summers Gingersnaps ’51. Terry Tatge Band ’50; Letterman ’52. .Mella Terrell National Honor Society ’52, ’53; '51,’52. ’53. State Honor Society Ronnie Thomas Shirley Waddle Joe Walden Kathryn Walker State Honor Society '52. Bobby Wallace Chorus ’53 Helen Ward Gingersnaps ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53; State Honor Society ’53; stage crew ’52. [30| Marie Ward Wanda Ward Gingersnaps ’50, ’51; Chorus '49, ’50, '51, ’52. Bob Waugh Student Council '53; Letterman ’52, ’53; Football Co- Captain ’52; All-State in football '53; “N” Club ’52, ’53, vicc-prcs. 53; class officer, vicc-prcs. ’53. Tommy Webb Letterman ’51, ’52, 53; stage crew '52. Gary Wilson F.dward Wilson Sandra Wilson FHA '50, 51, ’52, ’53, see. ’53. Charles Winn Band ’50, ’51, ’52. ’53. Jerry Withrow Letterman ’53. Connie Witt Gingersnaps '51, ’52, ’53; Ducklings ’51, ’53; stage crew Gene Woodall John Wood State Honor Society ’51, ’52, ’53; Band '49, '50, '51, '52, ’53; Projectors Club ’50. Lora Wood fin Bcrnadinc Wright Gingersnaps r50. R. E. Wright National Honor Society '53; State Honor Society ’52, '53; Chorus ’50, ’51, 52, ’53; Operetta ’50, ’51; Boys’ State ’52. mi Above: Dorothy Low-ranee, Betty Hoff, and Ronnie Thomas give an oral report in Miss Searcy’s I'.nglish IV class. Right: Reba Hope and Teddy Ann Gmlcll check the perfect attendance list for their names. Above: Joe Karls is so eager to leave school that he even opens the door for Ann Gamer I-cft: At the Trail program, Ann Oliphant, successful Trail ]uccn can- didate of the senior class, is presented a gift by her business manager, Caro- line .McDermott. Left: Dolores Burkett must not have been hungry at the Christmas party, but Johnny Bates, Charlene Brown, and Raymond Arm- strong did their share of “stuffing.” [321 Above: Frances Stcclcy and Shirley Gault might l c planning how they could rob” the milk machine. Right: Don Comp. Bill Corbin, and Hayden Henry try to operate the new magnetic traffic board in Driver’s Educa- tion. Above: Carole Snell and Sue Hames try to shove books in their untidy locker so the door can be closed. to conquer each tadL. Right: lie careful L. J. (Bur- kett), or Keith Newsom will see that your face is washed. Below: As Barbara Pierson waits for “someone, Phil March is entertaining her with his wit (?). Below: Tommy Noah and Rex Byars wait their turn as R. E. Wright tries out the new fruit machine. [331 CARL DODD DAVID RAMBO RUTH IF. EDDLEMAN Vice-President President Secretary-Treasurer Wc, the Juniors of Norman High School, have almost reached the end of our high school reflections. Our athletes have been numerous, and because of their strength and versatility, the high school teams won many victories, filling our trophy cases with many prizes. Football games have become a sport for girls, also. The junior girls have originated the all new “Powder Puff Bowl” to help finance class expenses. Dor Below: A few of the tired juniors who have almost completed enrollment arc thankful that they have only one more year. Above, left to right: Mr. Herbert V. Mackey, .Mr. A. R. “Skivey” Davis, .Mrs. Hazel Williams, Mrs. H. C. Davis, Mr. Claude Southward, and Mrs. Evan L. Marti, our junior class sponsors. (34| Gene Arter Johnny Barnard Diane Barton Kay Belknap Mona Fay Bolding Kavc Boren (jcnc Brown Jo Ann Bryan The scholars of our class have excelled in all subjects and gained recognition and honor. This year fourteen arc in the National Honor Society. Entertaining was one of our chief virtues. W c participated in all variety shows and programs with skits, songs, and dances. The juniors have been working together all year for a better than ever Junior-Senior Prom. We arc tired from our studies now, but we will be fresh and ready to begin our senior year. Phil Bryan Joy Cable Sidney Calvert Carolyn Cargill (icorgiania Champeau Wanda Ixc Chitwood Jcrc Claxton Dale Cleveland (35] Bcvcrlv Collins Sue Cooper Maxine Craig Edward Craven Bill Cross Jim Curtis Delbert David Jerry Dickinson Carl Dodd Georgia Duff Gloria Dunford since we Bill Durkce Tommy Dyer, Kiithic Fddlcman Gay Ann F.llison John Eurton Nola Followill Kelly Rac Fitch Judy Ford Cunis French Maynard Frost John Gatewood Yvonne Grimmect Gail Helms Joe Helms Janis Hervey Evelyn Hickson Jerry Hoag Marilyn Hodge Joanne Hodges Bill Hollingsworth Donita Howell F.ddic Hurry I wnen we • • Sue Hutton George Ingels K. C. Jones Virginia Jones Lee Ann Kennedy Bonnie Ketner Larry Kinircy J. Henry Kuhlman Dick Lampton Treva Lee Elmer Liner r 37] Bonnie Lucas Annabcllc Lyng Jackie McAfee Patty .McCarty Ina Jo McCormick Woody McMahon Eunice MacTaggart Thiel Kaye Maddon Herbert Madole Wilma Mappcs Frank Martin we an J g ai e Mary F.dcll Masters Gordon Masters Joan Matlock Vannic Lou Miller Mary Mouck Earl Morrcn James Mooniau Mona Jean Murrell Jim Nash Peggy Newbem Peggy Niece Norma Nicdcrmaicr Dwain Prufcrt Sue Pyle David RamlM Jerita Rccd .Mary Ann Rcichhubcr Dean Rice Carl Richey Sammy Roane Cccillc Roberts Roberta Rollins djjondore J 1 ■ f girls ” footUf gamed I.orctta Ruylc Charlene Samuels Wayne Sansburv Beverly Sasser George Scruggs Janice Sears Ray Seagrovcs Carolyn Sexton Elsie Shaw Kendall Shobcrt Robert Smav (39) Caryl Lou Smith John Smith Kenneth Smith .Marilyn Smith Suzanne Smith June Sutton Susanne Springer Judy Swartz Rubv Thornhill Katie Townley Joyce Vaughn Haskell Walker cut d Sold hot-doc A and cob 77 • • Wendell Wampler Charles Ward Tom Warren Gordon Watkins Alary Beth Webb Fred Wenner Bartley Wharton Velma White Lenora Willcox Cathrvn Williams Neita Williams Don Wilson Johnicc Wilson Alary Wilson Billy Wynn I40| Below, left to right: Suzanne Smith, Evelyn Hickson. Rut hie Fddlcman, Joan Matlock. Joanne Hodges, and Jem- Hoag, members of the junior play, watch Sue Cooper as she makes a “grand entrance. Above, left to right: Jimmy Baldwin, Johnny Barnard, Gene Brown, and janis Hervey listen to Georgia Duff discuss “For Whom the Bell Tolls in a panel in Fjiglish III. Above, left to right: Gene Henry, Mona Jane Murrell, Jerry Dickinson, and Joanne Childress arc waiting to buy their football tickets from Cathv Williams. Below, left to right: Kay Belknap, Carolyn Sexton, Kavc Boren, and Ruthic F.ddlcman, impersonating the Classen cheerleaders, enthusi- astically lead Norman High in a cheer. Below: .Mr. Ford Michael, Mrs. Dorothy Gay, Miss Lucilc Searcy, .Mr. R. P. Scmoncs, and Miss Jean Sugden, our sophomore sponsors. Above: Sophomore officers. Fuzzy Drake, vice-president; Donna Willoughby, secretary; and Buddy Reid, president, sit in the audito- rium, studying before class. omored . Below: Skivey Davis in the roll of a bouncer tries to keep order during enrollment of sopho- mores. Above: Bob Gilley, Allen Wilcox, l.illian Bishop, Jane Mead, Carla McDowell, and Flovd Clements give their report on a short story in Fnglish II. Moonycan Ahrens Jackie Anderson Boh Anthony F.rncstinc Bailey John Beach Jane Brixey Darla Brooks Cortez Bryant l-cwis Bughcr Phyllis Burchett Theda Cargill I Show we honor traditions oj ... Lynn Carr Janey Chatman Ora Sue Childs Xyla Ruth Church Ann Clark Donna Clawson Ann Clifton Janice Cobb Melba Cole Linda Cook Ronnie Cooper [43] Doug Cornclison Don Culwell Johnna Davis Barl ara Derrick Elizabeth Doan Ray Donahew Fuzzy Drake Bruce F'dinundson Esther Essary Ancita Fisher Donald Fore entered a(f activities . . . Frances Frantz Louise Freeman Billy Frost Marv Funk Carmen (iarcia Neil Gibson Bohbv Gill Treva (Jill Bob Gilley Chari Dean Givens Patricia Givens 144, Joyce Greenwood Ann Gresham Jimmie Haddock Wayne I lamilton Roger I lager John Herring Charles Hickman Margaret Hitchcock Hurl Hives Patsv Hodges Euzabeth Howe almost won a c iieen contest . . . Laquita Ingles A. Z. Jackson Barbara Jennings Johnny Jones Virgil Jones Kathicnc Keith Chester Ketner Man.' ta u Kirk John LaKon Jerrv Lambert Richard I.ashlcy 145] Kay Lee Kay Little Ailcnc Little Axe Sue Long .Marian Looney Ivan Lowslcv Roy Madder. Ann Martin Gail Masters Dorothy Matlock Donald Mavs (jrew in clad A i 3p iri it Robert McConib Robert McCourrcy Duncan McF.lhaney Carla McDowell jane Mead Jimmie Miller Joann Moring Marccnc Morrison Helen Munkus Peggy Music Ruth Newsom |4A| Charles Oliphant .Mary Carol Owen Melrose Panned Barbara Phillips Anna Primrose I farriette Rawson Buddy Reid Mary Dell Rhea Bill Rhynes l.ois koberson Phyllis Robinson our 6u • • « Richard Robinson Allen Rose Carol Ann Sans Sue Seeds Sonny Singlcy Jerry Six Phil Smalley Joel Smith Ret ha Smith Marjorie Spears Bruce Starzer [471 Carolyn Stcclv John Sterling Geraldene Tarbet Cccilc Terrell Janice Townsend Rav Vass Rita Vaught Robert Walker Ann Ward Nclva Ward Mike Watson Betty West June Whitaker Donna Jo Willoughby Carol Wright an tnore years. Right: Robert McComb, Jane Brixey, Janice Townsend, Marian Looney, and Joann Moring cat and cat at their homeroom Christmas party. I48| [491 Above, left to right: Mr. Chester Bryan, Physical F.ducation; Mr. Charles W. Bum- garner, Industrial Arts; Mrs. George Cop- land, English. Left: Mrs. J. L. Corbett, Knglish. MR. GENE ALDRICH Principal OlV Under the able leadership of the principal. Mr. Aldrich, and a well equipped faculty, the students of Norman Junior High reflect a full year of studies and activities of the school. The students welcomed hack .Mr. Bill Strong to his position in the Industrial Arts Depart- ment after he completed a tour of duty with the United States Army in Korea. They also welcomed Mrs. Charles Wicst who became our new eighth grade Knglish teacher and Mrs. Katherine Maddox, our new math teacher. This year the Student Council has been very busy in its various activities. The officers arc Carol Kienlen, president; Betty Wiley, vice- president; Wilma McKinney, secretary-treas- urer, and Frances Dodd, reporter. Mrs. Rose is the very capable sponsor. This council is primarily a service organization and the stu- dents of Norman Junior High take pride in performing many useful tasks through it. Below: Mrs. Maddox, using marbles, illus- trates percentage to Jerry Conkling, Buddv Bar- nard, and Carlcnc Fore. ■ Left: Mr. Joe Duncan. Science. Below, left to right: Mrs. Velma Fclk- ncr. Mathematics and Guidance; Mrs. W. W. Holmes, Histon,' and English; Mrs. I). B. R. Johnson, General Science. I50| Above, left to right: Mrs. W. T. Knight. History and Health; Mrs. Mau- rinc Leighton, Home Economics; Mrs. Katherine Maddox, mathematics. Right: Mr. J. L. Martin, History. MRS. C). (). ALLMAN Registrar who cjcive ad opportunities The spirit of good will and helpfulness was demonstrated by the student body in helping .Mrs. Cowan care for our building for a week during the illness of Mr. Cowan, by again pre- paring a bountiful Christmas box for a needy family at Christmas and providing 16 boxes and $19.50 for the Junior Red Cross. The council also participated in a citizenship cam- paign in the interest of developing better citi- zens. The football and basketball teams won the undisputed championship in these sports. Back of these victories was the enthusiastic support by the Juniorsnaps who crowned the football queens. Rose Newby, at the end of the season. Sockhops, variety shows, and assemblies helped the students in worthwhile leisure activities. Below: Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Moore, and Mrs. Copland check Burl Johnson’s schedule at en- rollment. Right: Mrs. Lcta Moore, Mathematics. Below, left to right: Mrs. Robert Rose, Mathematics; Mr. William Strong, Indus- trial Am; Mrs. Charles Wiese, English and Reading. mmmA 1511 First row, left to right: Lowell Benton, Buster Wilburn, John Woodall, Joe Cox. Mike Northeutt, Ross Hooven Roberts, Bill Harrison, Norval Locke, Clarence Q llins. Second row: Sharon Tuttle, Marvlin Bauer, Rose Newbv, Rosemary Crocker, Rosalie Thomsen, Vernon Town- Icy. Nancy Young, Ina .Mac Gilbert, Delaney Bughcr, Nancy Arnold, Patricia Farrar. Third row: Mac Shobert, Betty Oliphant, Alice Braucr, Barbara Boren, Jerry Hubbard, Jane Hawks, Bonnie Knight, La Verne Arnold, Robin Madden, Margaret Ward, Marsha Harkins. Fourth row: Gloria Allen, Peggy Watt, Joan Ogle, Voncille Tiller, Kay McElhancv, Dougic Burchett, Lajovee I larrison, l.ouclla Dalton, Harrell Dec Miles, Bonney Burr, Fern Arnold, Janette Brockman. Fifth row: George Parks, Charles Blackwell, Richard Walton, Mike Brass. Alan Tatgc, Bill Kates, Lvnn Mur- rell, Jack Wilson, Glen Darst, Buddy Coffman, Ernest Smith. jor hnowltch r an cl pleasure. First row, left to right: Burl Johnson, Glenn Farris, Herbert Worrell, Dannie Tanner, George Standifer, Earl Bolding, James McKenzie, A. B. Richey. Second row: Lonnie Daniels, William Houck, John Curren, Leslie Pence, Kevin Law, Eldon Davis, Willard Hat- field. Dick Dunford, Jimmie Flicker, Don Masters. Third row: Eleanor Morgan, Ann Stovall, Betty Wiley, Eugene Pyle, A. R. Johnston, Barbara Fuller. Linda Banks, Bobby Rickncr, Jimmy Roane, Douglas Hickson. Fourth row: Paul Schat, Lorraine Bruemmer, Shirley Grill, Gerald Shobert, Charles Long, Donald Wiley, Harley Sinks, Wiley Foster, Donald Proctor, Wilma McKinney. Fifth row: Marilyn Wilson, Carol Kicnlcn, Fred Ball, Reggie Long, Curtis Roberts, Dust)' Burnett, Jimmie Morrison. Robert Johnson, Lucy Lee Stanfield, Jo Lynn Farris. First raiv, left to right: Carl Hewitt, Herb Walker, Clifton Morris, Roy Cole, Jimmy Goodmillcr, Jackie Mc- Farland, Billy Karris. Second row: Dwain Gill. Jo Wright, Billie Thompson, Virginia Armstrong, Mcrlyn Collins, Versa Mac Mc- Calip, Mary Broom, Mvma Kidd, Myrtle Thornhill, Elizabeth Proctor, Mildred Cornclison. Third row: Darrell Dragoo, Shirley Clanton, Pauline Stailcy, Margaret Bcckncl, Wanda Woodrow, Velma Jean Hamilton, Janie Grotts. Carol Sue Wiggins, Wanda Koert, Mary Hensley, Shirley Hightower. Fourth row: Charles Childress, Beverly Webb, Marilyn McClure, Donna Urdahl, Ardath Baker, Delores Hen- son, Buddy Hitchcock, Frances Dodd, Joretta Lain, Nancy Quillin, Frances Holley. Fifth row: Barbara Pyle. Sadie Wyatt, Donnie Madden, Billy Wilson, Richard Ratcliff, Billy Marts, Sara Underwood, Shirley McFalls, Wanda Heaston. Janell Suchy. manij First row, left to right: Bobby Carter. Bryan Ilium. Dwayne Blalock. Don Massey. Don Tcvault. Don Black, James Carroll, Herbert Jacobs, David Dillard. Second row: Kenneth Hansmeyer, Patsy Byars, Balia Hicks, Sharon Kniscly, Bennie Followill, Ann Smith, Anna Kreuzberg, Ross Smith. Betty Lou Smith, Carol Wood, Joanne Hewitt. Third row: F.dward Vanderburg, Laquita Smith, Ccla Hurst, Sally Davis, John Bucher, Thomas Danner, Daniel Bruchl, Jane Watkins, Charles Kemp, Tommy Mclntirc. Fourth row: Martha Gibson. Bernice Gibson, Bruce Shobert, Wayne Gill, David Kill, Russell Krohmer, James Arter, Jo Ann Rollins, Darlene Vanderburg, Lorcnc Little Axe. Fifth row: Man,- Lou Hall, Teddy Barnard, Jerry H antes, Bobby Argo, Gordon Dymond, Wesley Key, Jimmy Hanger, Maxine Kirkcndall. Sarah Ragsdale, Horace Morrison. First row, left to right: James .Meyers, Ronnie Wall, Tommy Feuerbom, Mike Scruggs, Bill Fulton, Jcrrcll Young, Sherman Bowen, Larry Coffey, Boh Huskey. Second row: Ronald Suchy, Marilyn Valouch, Carl Abston, Ronald Hill, Jack Holcman, Donna Tainsh, Jerrv Couch, (Benda Bowles, David Bookout, Sonia Potts, William Seay. Third row: Bobby Morrison, Kenneth Clark. Frederica Mosley, Bobby Waddle, Preston Martin, Edna Zamlock, Margaret Serena, David Cablcr, Beth Ann Wilson, Stephen Armstrong, Vicky Maddon, Yancey Ahrens. Fourth row: Donnie Nuckols, Dale Wenner, Peggy kirk. Dolores Arter, Betty Jo Wilkerson, Carol Cook, Ina Simpson, Dovlc Smith. Linda Lockett, Barbara Goodno, Marilyn Reynolds. Fifth row: Virginia McLain, Wanda Evans, Ruth House, Ronald Collett, Gene Steely, Wesley Stuart, Bonnie Lancer. Harlcnc Allen, Betty I.andrcth, Jerrv Tucker, Leo Calvert. tool? tri d docL lioi pd7 dpondorea dock hopd First row, left to right: Ronnie Stump, Rodney Dunn, Lee Roy Willford, Ronald Smith, Neil Myers, Ray Me- Elhaney, Mack McGuckin, Donald Lee Ward, Harrison Lane. Second row: Lee Witcher, Walton Genie, May Lucas, Barbara Burkett, Martha Brendlc, Dorothy Koert, Sonja Bclvin, Carlcnc Fore, Gayle Womack, Karen Baker, Darlene Ditzler. Third row: Patricia Wagoner, Suzanne Berry, Peggy Wynn, Yvonne Burleson, Jackie Heston, Mary Beth Ben- nett, Frances Howell, Jov Saunders, Alcta McCarroll,’Lou Blalock. Fourth row: Barbara Grizzle, Ellen York, Catherine Boncy, Margaret Foster, Carol Mead, Patty Watt, Lynne Conrad, Ellen Hoag, Wilma Felkner, Sue Moring. Fifth row: Durrell Hobbs, Orval Cargill, Dell Bernier, Harold Lancaster, Andy Dodson, Charles Burks, Dwight Bcrglan, Jerry Rhoton, Eugene Burress, William Hoofard. First row, left to right: Ralph Teague, Johnny Payne, James Delaney, Orville Burr, Douglas Hov, Jan cs Fore, Darrell O’Neal, Mac Small. Second row: Billy Minnick. Gene Harrison, Wanda Potts, Milccta Bates, Ann Hatley, Carolyn Corbin, Judy Wampler, Sue Moore, Donald Hokett, Jinimv Rice. Third row: Ann Saunders, Bobby Roberts, Larry Ware, James Clark, Harold Vaughn, Jerry Marsh, Billy Whit- aker. Tajwanda Breedlove, Eunice Oliphant. Fourth row: Mary Johnson, Marv Sue Martin, Marilyn Smith, Buddy Barnard, Larry Warner, I'ugcnc Issacs, Don Westfall, Mary Anderson, Martha Frye. Fifth row: Shirley Muman, Glen Howard, Danny Brown, Jimmie Madolc, Rosa Mowdy, Edith Lambert, Elaine Martin, Helen Williams, John Spears, Bill Smith. ioidmaqazinei, found time to studi y First row, left to right: Pat Palmer, Bill James, Willard Stallings, Roy Chatman, Robert Potts, Paul Bolton, Glen Farris, Gar)- Kennedy. Second row: Joe Russell, Beverly Gray, Bonny Maritt, Jimmy Walker, Hewitt Lane, Phil Jones, Bennie Peter- son. Douglas Ecavcr, Kenneth DeBerry, Sharon Williamson, Judith O’Rorke. Third row: Jerry Conkling, Richard Hogan, IvaLcc Franklin, Nancy Collins, Bonnie Alexander, Sue Durkee, Lawrence Frank, Sharon Vandaveer, Marlene Franklin, Roy Bughcr, Dorris Van Winkle. Fourth row: Phillip Darst, Carl Vanderburg, John Stevens James Helms, Jerry Cardwell, Lenard Smith, Eugene Barnhill, Robert McGregor, Jim Steele, Jim Looney. Fifth row: Jack Steely, Sammy Freeman, Maxine Cochren, Patsy Craig, Marv- Alice Mason, Naomi Korgan, Sally Kirk, La Vanda Estridge, Dee Oliphant, Don Ed Roberts. First roiv, left to right: Bill .Manning, Johnnie Moore, Lonnie Moore, Dennis Allbritton, David Nelson, Mau- rice Kizer. Baynard Meador, Roland Leonard, Milton McCormick. Second row: Wanda Sterling, Sharon Lynn, Grade Walker, Frankie Swafford, Jack Boggs, Farris Badrv, John Baron, Barbara Norwood, Marv Cook, Faye Lucas. Third row: Lavina Ambristcr, Betty Jo Suchy, Marilyn Sue Argo, Edith Shaw, Donald Haines, Dwayne Dodd, Albert Prufert, Lorainc F.aslev, Charlotte Ridenour, Larry Dickenson. Fourth row: Otha Lanar, Don Wharton, Mclva Clark, Maxine Fore, Shirley Dillard, Martha Saxon, Connie Church, Mary Ann Leibenderfer, William Holder, Royce Grissom. Fifth row: Virginia Freeman, Helen Merritt, Esther Van Schuyver, Betsy Johnson, Gary Grisham, Nancy Baer. Anona Adair, Cookie Clements, Jane Ford, Carol Jones. and worked for perfect attendi ance. First row, left to right: Joe Straw, Donnie Magers, Stacy Schronk, Billy Lancy, Charles Hollingsworth, William Panned, Mike Young, Kent Messamorc. Second row: Loretta Noah, Susan Weidman, .Mary Jane Newsom, Sandra Cole, Tressa Ward, Joe Currv, Elmer Flowers, Larry Joe Oliver, Carroll Francis, Forest Carroll, Blaine Dale Robbins. Third row: Jimmy Frost, Johnnie Gilmore, Dale Butler, Dennis Berglan, Alan Grubb, J. L. Sullivan, Tommy Curtis, Jerry Townlcv, Tom Whitten, Billy Henry, Mike Thompson. Fourth row: Jerry Dillard. Raymond Hall, Shirley Allen, Roberta Pence, Betty Manning, Linda Lowslcv, Shir- ley Ann Simpson, Mcmoric Burress, Thomas Martin, Richard Freeman. Fifth row: Thomas Langley, Linda Mosley, Sonja Ann Devero, Sharon Hansmeyer, Boh Wood, Virginia Nor- ris, Carolyn Howland, Shirley Newton, Louise Flud, J. D. Hervev. First roxv, left to right: Joretta Lain, Shirley Grill. Wanda Woodrow, Frances Dodd. Kay McEIhancv, Sonia Pons, Bonnie Followwill, .Marilyn Wilson, Bonnie Knight. Second rozc: Marilyn McClure, Lorraine Bruemmer, Glenda Bowles. Robin Madden, Marsha Harkins. Sharon Tuttle, Janette Brockman, Marilyn Bauer. The Junior High Future Homemakers of America have spent a busy year in reflecting at home and play what was learned in home eco- nomics class. Our aim for the year was to seek to promote recreation in the family. Nineteen girls were members this year, two of which were attendants to the FFA Queen. They were Marilyn Bauer and Carol Kicnlen. This year we have accomplished much of which we can be proud. We were hostesses at the delegates meeting at OU. We attended the state rally in Oklahoma City. Several par- ties were given for the combined FHA and FFA groups and a covered dish supper was enjoyed by our parents. During National FHA Week we did some- thing “extra special for someone each day. We also helped in a charitv drive by giving 50% of the proceeds of our food sale to the heart fund. We planned each of these activi- ties as we attended regularis- our weekly meet- ings every Monday afternoon. dtudied L ome-ma L tug Below: Officers reading about their organization arc: Marilyn Wilson, parliamentarian; standing, left to right: Sonja Potts, reporter; Shirley Grill, song leader; Kay McEIhancv, histo- Bclow: Seated left to right, Carol Kicnlen, 1 resident; Mrs. Leighton, sponsor, and Bonnie •'ollowwill, vice-president, make plans for their organization of 52-’53 while Wanda Woodrow, treasurer, and Frances Dodd, secretary stand watching and helping them. Above: As a project of FHA, Bonnie Knight J and Robin Madden help decorate the Home Ec building for Christmas. [57] First row, left to right: David Nelson, Tommy Mclntire, Ronnie Stump, Jerrv Rhoten, James McKenzie, John Curren, Mike Thompson, Tommy Curtis, and Dee Oliphanr. Second row: Coach Young, Bill Fulton, Allan Tatgc, Boh Burnett, William Pannell, Bruce Shobert, Joe Straw, Willard Hatfield, Robert Johnson, Alan Grubb, and Coach Bryan. Third row: Teddy Barnard, Dell Bernier, J. L. Sullivan, Donald Wiley, Reggie Land, Tommy Feuerbom, Far- ris Badrv, Norval Locke, Larry CofTcv. and Jimmy Goodmillcr. Fourth row: Gordon Dymond, Bobbv Lee Argo, Ross Roberts, John Woodall, Bill Harrison, Mike Northeutt, Richard Ratcliff, Burl Johnson, and Ronnie Smith. a n cl the hoijS participated in dp or td Above: Quarterback Buster Wilburn checks out his equip- ment at the l cginning of the season. Below: Larrv Coffey goes around end for a touchdown as Joe Straw runs inter- ference in the Chickasha game. sters as Ross Roberts goes after his man. Lower right: Buster Wilburn re- turns a punt as Tommy Feurbom assists on interference. (581 First row, left to right: Melton McCormick, John Farl Brown. Eugene Isaacs, Jerry 'I ownlcy, and .Mack McGuckin. Second row: Dell Bernier, Eugene Barnhill, William Panncll. Alan Grubb, David Nelson, and Jerry Marsh. Third row: Coach Duncan. Joe Straw, J. R. Sullivan, Phil Jones. Ronald Smith, and Harold Lancaster. Not pictured: Frankie Swafford. First row, left to right: Herbert Jacobs, Bill Fulton. Jr., Ross Lee Smith, Norval Locke, Richard Walton, and Donald Masters. Second row: Larry Coffee, Teddy Barnard, Jimmy Goodmillcr, Boh Burnett, Bill Seay, Charles Bernard, and Bob Huskey. Third row: Coach Martin, Ross Roberts, Alike North- cutt, Wcslcv Key, Bill Harrison, Charles Long, and John Woodall. The Norman Junior High Cubs had a vic- torious season this year winning 22 games and losing only one. This made them the Junior Boomer (Conference Champs. Adding to this victorious record, they were winners of the Wayne Tournament which net- ted them a trophy. The highest scorer was John Woodall, fol- lowed by Bill Harrison, Ross Roberts and Don Masters respectively. As we look at the eighth grade cagers this year we find sonic good prospects for a win- ning team next season. an n ecame junior d8t oomer a tain ji5. Left: John Woodall and rest of the team run in to assist Bill Harrison in the El Rem� game. Below: All hands reach for the ball in the Midwest City game. Below: Ross Roberts is trying to hang on to that rc-t ound in the clos- ing moments of the Lawton game. First raw, left to right: Marilyn Reynolds, checker; Nancy Young, checker; Marilyn Bauer, reporter; Cookie Clements, secretary-treasurer; Sharon Tuttle, president; Jackie Heston, vice-president; Wilma Fefkncr, checker; Carol Mead, checker; Jane Ford, checker. Second raw: Peggy Wynn, Beth Ann Wilson, Vicky Maddon, Mac Shol� crt, Bonnie Knight, Donna Tainsh, Janette Brockman, Marilyn Valouch, Barbara Norwood. Third raw: Rose Newby, Rose Mary Crocker, Virginia Armstrong, Linda Lockett, Ann Smith, Barbara Goodno, Anne Stovall, (Benda Bowles, Ardath Baker, June Ryles. Fourth raw: Patricia Farrar, Grade Walker, Darlene Dir .lcr, Maxine Fore, Sandra Cole, Betty Jo Suchy, Mary Johnson, Beverly Webb, Helen Merritt. Dhe $ uniorMiajoA cheered First raw, left to right: Shirley Newton, Marilyn Sue Argo, Frances Howell. Robin Madden, Carolyn Corbin. Sally Kirk, Eleanor Morgan, Betty Lou Smith, Carol Wood. Second row: Peggy Watt, Joan Ogle, Patty Watt, Marsha Harkins, Nancy Baer. Anona Adair, Voncillc Tiller. Nancv Collins, Helen Hoag, Lvnn Conrad. Third row: F.lainc Martin. Trcssa Ward, Sharon Knislcy, Barbara Boren, Alice Braucr, Margaret Ward, Ina Simpson, Margaret Serena, Dolores Artcr, Peggy Kirk. Fourth row: Patricia Wagoner, Barbara Grizzle, Sue Muring. Shirley Grill, Sonja Bclvin, Mary Martin. Roberta Pence, Suzanne Berry, Susan Weidman, Ann Saunders, Connie Church. I 0| First row, left to right: Wanda Potts, Nancy Quillin, F.dna ainlock, Jane Watkins, Betty Wiley, Ruth House, Wilma McKinney, Sonia Potts, Betty Landreth. Second row: Virginia Freeman, Helen Williams, Milccta Bares, Virginia Norris, Carolyn Howland, Mary Alice Mason, Carol Cook, Barbara Fuller, Esther Van Schuyvcr. Linda Moslcv, Loretta Noah. Third row: Carol Jones, Harrell Dee Miles, Man,' Jane Newsom, Karen Baker, Sue Durkec, Kay McFJhancy, Dougic Burchett, Sharon Williamson, Sharon Lynii, Linda Lowslcy. Fourth row: Man,’ Cook, Judy Wampler, Sonja Devero, Martha Brendlc, Catherine Boney, Mcrilyn Smith, Max- ine Kirkcndall, Martha Saxon, Sue Moore, Shirlcv Allen, Louise Flud. Below: Cheerleaders, Nancy Arnold, Larry Dickenson, Rosalie Thomsen, Mary Ann I.cibcnderfcr, and Junior Snap mascot, Cheryl Ann Duncan, lead the Junior Snaps in a cheer during one of the basketball games. [61] First row, left to right: Alike Bross, Bob Huskey, Bill Kates, Sally Davis, Anne Stovall. Harrell Dee Miles, Dan- nie Tanner, Gordon Dymond, Bobby Rickncr. Second row: Kenneth Dark, Daniel Bruchl, Mack McGuckin, Sharon Knisclcv, Barbara Goodno, Gloria Allen, Mike Scruggs, i-co Calvert, Ernest Smith, Forest Carroll. Third row: Douglas Hickson, James Carroll, James McKenzie, Jane Watkins, June Ryles, Linda Lockett, Charles Bernard, Charles Blackwood. George Parks, Shirley Clanton. Billie Thompson. Fourth row: Herbert Jacobs, Dwayne Blalock, John Bucher, Glen Darst, Lynn Murrell, Tommy Danner, Ver- non Townlcy, Billy Wilson, A. R. Johnston, Delaney Bughcr. The Norman Junior Science Club, spon- sored by Mrs. I). B. R. Johnson, is operated to assist its members to learn more about science. Every member of the club is given an oppor- tunity to develop, as far as possible, their skills and talents, by working out experiments and developing projects. A Science Fair is one of the club’s major projects to show how important science is to all of us. The Norman Junior Science Club won national recognition by winning both an individual and a group meritorious achieve- ment awards in the 1952 contest of the F uture Scientist of American Foundation. as Science students experimented. Below: Mike Bross, president, looks over material for the club while Ann Stovall, left, vice-president, takes the orders. Looking Below: Mac McGuckin, Daniel Bruchl, Vernon Townley, on arc Harrell Dee Miles, secretary; Sally Davis, treasurer, and Mike Scruggs, and Douglas Hickson experiment with the Bobby Rickncr, librarian. transmission of power. I«1 Ictiuiti i td eS mirrored our personalties It, [63| Nancy Face was selected by junior high faculty and Traii. staff to be sophomore editor for the 1951 Traii� The next year she was elected assist- ant, and this year is our editor. TRAIL The job of a business manager is not easy. He must l� c a friendly person who can “sell ideas to the students and public. Such a person Is l.anny Ross, business manager of 195J Trail. )Le Jrcui dtaif tried wi tli pictured . . . Below, left to right: Susanne Springer, Johnny Bates, Harriette Rawson, and Ruthic Kddlcman arc pasting up the pictures for the Trail. Above: Nancy Pace and Mike Dy- mond look over some old annuals for new ideas. |64| Top row, left to right: Johnny Bates, Co-sen- ior Editor; Jane Bienfang, Co-senior Editor; Dolores Burkett, typist; l)cll crt David, assistant photographer, and .Michael Dymond, photog- rapher. Second row: Ruthic F.ddlcman. assistant edi- tor; Jerry Hoag, assistant business manager; Sherrill Howery, junior high editor; Phyllis Melton, artist; Ruth Newsom, sophomore edi- tor. Right, down: Harriette Rawson, assistant jun- ior high editor; Susanne Springer, junior editor; Bartley Wharton, spirts editor; Mrs. W. L. Childs, sponsor. As we look in the mirror and see the reflec- tions of the past year, the Trail staff members will remember the days they have been to- gether, attending OIPA, drawing, taking pic- tures, cutting, and pasting, with glue every- where but where it should be. They do their work together and when it is done, they always find an excuse to run down the hall or go out to get ads. “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” and the Trail room was never a dull place. No annual staff can “put out” a yearbook all alone, and so we express our thanks to those who helped us—the students, the faculty, Mr. and .Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Belknap. [65] Upper left: Jane Bienfang, presi- dent. Lower left: Ruth F.ddlcman, vice-president. Below: left to right: Nancy Pace, corresponding secretary; and Ixrc Ann Kennedy, recording secretary. Upper right: .Mrs. H. V. McDer- mott, sponsor. Lower right: Ann Garner, treas- urer. we Supported the teams • • • Left, left to right: Teddy Ann Cordell, re- porter; Marilyn McAnallv. head checker; Cathy Williams, historian; and Janis Hervey, parlia- mentarian. arc bringing the constitution and history of the Gingersnaps up to date. Not only did the Gingersnaps cheer at games, hut they sold season tickets, gave the annual lcttcrmen's banquet, and helped the civic clubs promote the “Heart Fund” drive. First row, left to right: Nancy Clifton, Sara Jackson, Jcrc Claxton, Jackie Anderson, Mary Ann Rcichhubcr, Carolyn Sexton. Judy Swam. Joan Matlock, Kay Belknap, Kav Boren, Joanne Hodges. Second row: Treva Lee, Mary Wilson. Dolores Burkett, Harriette Jane Rawson, Suzanne Smith, Man,- Ann Bumgarner. Fatty McCarty, Betty Koert, Joyce Kilpatrick. Katie Townley, Susanne Springer. Third row: Kelly Rac Fitch, Gail Masters, Latjuita Ing'.c, Loretta Ruyle, Judy Ford, Ann Gresham, Caryl Lou Smith. Carolyn Sullivan, Judy Lester, Barbara Jennings, Anita Fisher. Fourth row: Maxine Craig. Darla Brooks, June Sutton, Janet Meyer, Joyce Vaughan. Carol Ann Davis. Gloria Dunford, Paula Gene Dickenson, Glenda Marshall, Peggy Weeks. CIVIC • • Right, Ann Oliphant, Caroline McDermott, Man,' Carol Bryant, Jcquita Johnson, and Betty Lou Dodd, our 1952 cheerleaders, stand in posi- tion as the kick-off ball zooms into space. 1 hese cheerleaders, selected at the end of last year, worked together all summer on acrobatics and cheers in order that they might be ready to lead the students at the first game. [67] First row, left to right: Frances Frantz, Mary Beth Webb, Ruthic Fddlcman. Nancy Face, Ann Gamer, Jane Bienfang, Cathy Williams, Janis Hervey, Marilyn Me Anally, I.cc Ann Kennedy, Teddy Ann Cordell. Second row: Jo Harris, Evelyn Hickson, Donna Smith, Marilyn Smith, Sue Seeds, Janice Cobb, Kathleen Keith, Phyllis Robinson, Anne Clifton, Jackie McAfee, Charlene Samuels. Susan Downing. Third row: Patsy Schneider, Nova Barnhill, Wilma Powell. Patricia Patton, Dorothy I.owrancc, Beverly Sasser. Marjorie Spears, Donna Clawson, Peggy Music, Man,- Dell Rhea. Fourth row: Ernestine Bailey, Anna Primrose, Lois Roberson, Claudette Cornclison. Kay Lee, June Whitaker, Johnna Davis, Nelva Ward, Rita Vaught. gave tLe iett ermen a Languet • • First row, left to right: Virginia Orr. Betty Hansmeyer, Carole Snell, Beverly Collins, Lillian Bishop, Ruth Newsom, Elizabeth Doan, Barbara I.cc, Ncita 'Williams, Marccnc Morrison. Second row: Jo Ann Bryan, Johnicc Wilson, Sue Cooper, Betty Gayle Hooper, Ida Sterling, Barbara Sterling, Pat McKinney, Betty Hoff, Donna Matthews, Marva Brownlee, Bobbie Barnard. Third row: Jayne DePriest, Jancy Chatman, Judy Jansing, Carol Ann Sans, Donna Willoughby, Sue Hutton, Mary Mouck, Charlene Brown, Xyla Ruth Church, Helen Ward. Fourth row: Kay Little, Pat Wright, Ore Sue Childs, Gay Ann F.llison, Shirley Burton, Barbara Britc, Betty West, Cccillc Roberts, Sue Pyle. Above: Football Queen Coronation. Left to right: Cccilc Hooven Roberts, attendant, and Allen .Morain, escort; Bob Waugh, co-captain; Caroline McDer- mott, 1952 Queen; Robert Allen Swartz, crown bearer, and Cheryl Ann Dun- can, flower girl; Ann Oliphant, attendant, and Don Drake, escort. Above: To the tunc of “With a Song in Mv Heart” Caroline McDermott, 1952 Foot- ball Queen, was lowered to the stage in a red heart. and Sponsored a beauti u Jdomecom incj. The floats of the Homecoming parade carried out the theme of songs. Below, left to right: The first place float, “Robert E. Lee, was made by Mrs. McDermott's shop class. Center: The music float, “I Love You Truly” with Mitzi Ward, bride, and Bill Dunford, groom, won second place. Below: Third place was won bv “My Wild Irish Rose,” Mrs. Marti's homeroom. vai TW [69] i t Upper row. left to right: Rav Vass. reporter; Harold Bruemmer, secretary; James Matlock, president; Don Wilson, vice-president; Sid- ney Calvert, treasurer. Lower left: John Sterling, sentinel. Lower right: Seabron AlcF.lhancy, song leader. Jhe Ju lure 3 armer5 wen t to pairs The Norman FFA started the school year with 51 active members. The FFA conducts several cooperative projects on a chapter basis anil then each boy actively operates his own productive project. The total income from FFA owned projects in 1952 was $23,000.00 Personal services have been performed on 65 different farms where the farm is used as the classroom. Over 1,200 head of cattle have been successfully worked in the chapter owned portable squeeze chute. The Norman FFA successfully participated in the Cleveland County Fair and then won many ribbons and prizes at the Oklahoma State Fair. As a chapter project the Norman FFA placed third in the collective exhibit at the State Fair and first in the Oklahoma Elec- tric Co-Operative Contest. Below: John Sterling is very proud of his prize heifer. Above: Sidney Calvert, Buster Wilburn, and Charles Oliphant are ready for a trip to the country to bring in county fair animals. ! 70| First row, left to right: Kenneth Vowcll, Lonnie Daniel, Hershcl Witt, Ivan Van Winkle, Neil Brown, Lowell Marsh, Charles Oliphanr. Bill Sloan. Second row: Ronald Collett, J. D. Jacobs, Bob McCourrv, .Martin Leedy, Bobbv Bethel, Jack Holman, Roy Cole, Bill Cochran. 'bird row: Lowell Benton, Darrell Davenport, Jerry Rogers, Don Waddle, Wesley Stuart, Jimmie Hensley, Roger Curren, Buddy Hitchcock. won money an ond . . . First row, left to right: James Meyers, John Sterling, Scabron McFlhancv, Ray Vass, James Matlock, Don Wil- son, Sidney Calvert. Harold Bruemmer. Second row: Kenneth Clark, Jerry Hames, F'.ldon Davis. (Jcnc Stcclcy, Charlie Clements, Floyd Clements, Buster Wilburn, Ronnie Wall. Third row: Donnie Xuckols, Leo Calvert, Kenneth Hansmever, Jimmie Roane, Corky Bryant, Jerry Smith, Paul Scott. [71] Above: Mrs. Rolette, sponsor of the Senior High FHA, gives Bettv Hansmeyer a few sugges- tions about dressmaking as Sandra Wilson watches. while the Juture Jit omemakerd L The Future Homemakers of America or- ganization reflects an earnestness and interest in preparing for happy homes and successful careers. Our FHA members arc representa- tives of this grow ing tendency tow ards voca- tional training in high school. New members were initiated at an inspiring and beautiful can- dlelight ceremony. The FHA sent delegates to the district convention, where one of them. Gail Helms, was elected sub-district vice-presi- dent. All attended a state convention in Okla- homa City and came back with renew ed en- thusiasm and many new ideas. But it wasn’t all serious work. These busy girls have had an interesting social season as well. The FFA was entertained with a hay- ride and picnic. Self-made clothes were mod- eled at a style show for the entire school. The president, Donna Alatthcws, was crowned FFA queen at an enjoyable pot-luck supper and coronation. Above: Officers of the Senior High FHA: Gcorgianna Cham- pcau. song leader; Yvonne Grimmett, parliamentarian; Gail Helms, sub-district vice-president; Bobbie Barnard, historian, and Nola Followwill, song leader. Below: Donna .Matthews, Nola Followwill, Barbara Sterling, and Gail Helms relax during FHA Gmvention. [721 First row, left to right: Frances Steely, Donna Matthews. Marva Brownlee, Bobby Barnard, Sandra Wilson Nancy Wilson, Yvonne Grimmett. Second row: Ida Sterling, Betty Hansnicycr, Gcorgiana Champeau, Ciail Helms, Nola Followwill, Joann Mor- ing, Marian Loonev, Doris Kent. Third row: Marie Ward. Barbara Sterling, Wilma Mappes, Doris Henry, Carolyn Steely, Nonna Jo Ncidcr- maicr, Fdell Masters, l.cnorc Wilcox. (earned to cool? and dew Below: Main officers of senior high FHA arc Marva Brownlee, reporter; Frances Steely, vice-president; Donna Matthews, president; Sandra Wilson, secretary, and Nancy Wilson, treasurer. Below: Marva Brownlee acts as hostess at the FHA tea. Others present arc Ida Sterling, Donna Matthews, Betty Hansnicycr, Bobby Barnard, and Barbara Sterling. [73] TIGER TALES STAFF Editor...................Dolores Burkett Assistant Editoi .... George Ingcls Sports...................Jerry Dickinson Artist..........................Ruby Jacobs Exchange........................Reba Pope- Junior High...................Sharon Tuttle Typists . . Mary Carol Bryant, Carole Snell, and Sue Haines Reporters . Rex Byars, Evelyn Hickson, Tominv Noah Reba Pope, George Ingcls, Jerry Dickinson, Sue Names and Alary Carol Bryant arc assembling the paper and stapling it for distribution. informed. Left: Carole Snell and Alary Carol Bryant arc reading the first edition of Ticeit Tales. Below: Evelyn Hickson watches Ruby Jones make the headlines. Above: Tommy Noah, Dolores Burkett, and Sue Names arc accumulating journalism points by printing the paper on the mimeograph machine. I74| I75| ART Above, left to right: Michael Dymond, Dca Floyd, Billy Frost, Dorothy Lowrancc, Ernest Rayburn, and Lorraine Anastor, senior high students, work on balance charts and color chans. Above: Third hour pupils work on still-life problem showing perspective. Grouped around the table from left to right arc Betty Wiley, Donna Tainsh, F.dna Zamlock, Nancy Quillin, Wanda Hcaston, and Jcncll Suchy. In the background watching arc Don- ald Proctor and John Conklin. Below: A group of first hour students painting a still- life. Seated arc Carroll Francis, Louise Flud and Anna Lois Graham. Standing arc Richard Freeman, Rol erta Pence, Peggy Manning and Jodie Curry. Above: Third hour art class cuts and prints linoleum blocks. Left to right: Sonia Potts, Betty Landreth, Vir- ginia McLain, Laquita Smith, Jerry Tucker, and Nancy Young. [761 Above: Students from third hour work diligently on perspective prob- lems. Left to right arc Helen Williams, John Conkling, Milccta Bates, Donald Proctor, Louclla Dalton, and Billy Don Minnick. Above right: A group of junior high students having the fun of out- door sketching. Standing arc Linda Lowslcv, Larrv Joe Oliver, Tressa Ward, and Shirley Allen with Forest Carroll, and timer Flowers seated in front. Right: James Dragg, Dwain Newton, Don Floyd, Bennie Polk, and Louise Freeman look on as .Mrs. Fleming shows how water colors should l)c used in out-door work. th e principled fed op art Above: Senior high students arc applying the different techniques of water color in still-life paintings. Left to right arc Phyllis Melton, Howard Clouse, James I-cstcr, Joe Proctor, Arthur Garcia, and Dwain Prufert. Below: Fighth grade students in the first hour class: Sandra Cole, Man- Jane Newsom, Anona Adair, Nancy Baer, Mcmoric Burress, Shirley Ann Simpeon, enjoy working on color chans. 177] Above: Mr. Roland Karsom teaches Janiall Badrv a few tricks of the trade. I cft: Director of the vocal music classes, Mr. Roland I'arsom and Jamall Badrv, music president and student director. music . . . The mirror reflects a highly successful year for our vocal music department. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Roland Earsom, our vocalists carried out a busy schedule and had fun doing it. For the enjoyment of Norman people, we gave two concerts, two radio broadcasts over WNAD, and entertained at civic clubs. For our own fun, we had a picnic, gave a sock hop for the Abilene A Cappella choir. and crowned our queen, Jo Harris. On the more serious side, though we had fun too. We entered contests at Edmond, where we won a sweepstakes trophy last year, Pawnee, Oklahoma City, state contests here at Norman, and Tri-State at Enid. The Thanksgiving Festival of Music at Still- water and the Abilene concert were inspira- tional for the 240 students of the music depart- ment. Below: The senior high mixed quarter, Johnna Davis, Bill Dunford, Jo Harris and Neil Gibson, rehearse at the upright. Left.: The senior high girls' quartet, Treva Lee, Cccillc Roberts, Virginia Byington, and Susan Downing, poses in front of music library. Below: The music department officers, Jo Harris. Kdna Slater, Ann Oliphant and Rosalie Thomsen look over last year’s concert picture. I78| The big moment arrives as Jamall Badry crowns Jo Ann Harris as Music Queen while attendants and escorts Hayden Henry, Sherry Derrick; Michael Dymond, Mary Ann Leiben- derfer; Bill Cross, Donna Willoughby; R. E. Wright, I cc Ann Kennedy; Ann Oliphant, Gor- don Masters; Peggy Music, Joe Karls; Rctha Smith, Buford Meador; Sue Pyle and Tommy Noah—look on with interest, waiting for Jo Ann and Jamall to take their places in the sleigh, the center of interest on the “White Christmas” stage. crowned a music efrueen Below: The boys’ quartet, R. E. Wright. Cordon Masters, Tommy Noah, and Jamall Badry, relaxes after practice. Right: The senior high girls' trio, Janice Townsend, Donna Willoughby, and Mary Carol Owen, sang for many clubs this year. Below: Accompanists for the music depart- ment, Ann Oliphant. Joanne Hodges, Ruthic F.ddlcman, Carolyn Sexton, Marilyn Reynolds, and R. E. Wright practice on the grand piano in the auditorium. 179] First row, lefr to right: F.dna Slater, Joanne Hodges, .Marvin McClure, Dorris Van Winkle, Charles Burks, Jimmv Frost. Brvan Ilium, Ivon l.owslcy, Kent Messamore, J. I). Hervev, Don Wharton, Sue Pyle, Carol Kicnlcn. Second row: Retha Smith, Donna Jo Willoughby, Ora Sue Childs, Suzanne Smith, Judy Swartz, Cathv Wil- liams, Patty McCarty, Carolyn Sexton. Janis Hervev, Cccillc Roberts, Kay Lee, Mary Carol Owen, Peggy Music. Third row: Sherry Derrick, Roberta Rollins, Jere Claxton, Carole Snell, Jamall Badry, Bill Dunford, Ross Rob- erts, Joe Paris, (Jordon Masters, R. K. Wright, Bobby Clary, Lee Ann Kennedy, Mary Wilson, Jackie McAfee, Bonnie Ketner, Ruth Kddlcman. Fourth row: Janice Townsend, Treva Lee, Shirley Grill, Katy Townlcy, Jo Harris, Virginia Byington, Beverly Sasser, Ruth Newsom, Norma Ncidermaier, Johnicc Wilson, Sue Cooper, Sue Hutton, Johnna Dans, Rosalie Thomsen, Susan Downing, Ann Oliphant. Fifth row: Harold Martin. Mike Dymond, Martin Leddy. Jerry Six. Buford Meador, Tommy Noah, Charles Richards, Bobby Wallace. Bill Cross, Ronnie Cooper, Bob Wood, Neil Gibson, Glen Worrell, Gary Grisham, Ronald Hill. went to edtiuah . . . First row, left to right: Sherry Derrick, Joanne Hodges, Ora Sue Childs. Sue Pyle, Kay Little, Mitzi Ward. I larrictte Rawson, Joann Bryan, Peggy Music, F.dna Slater, Barbara Derrick. Second row: Norma Ncidermaier, Donna Willoughby, Barbara Phillips, Elizabeth Howe, Judy Swartz, Cathy Williams. Patty McCarty, Carolyn Sexton, Man.' Funk, Mary Wilson, Cccillc Roberts, Janice Townsend, Mary Carol Owen, Fsthcr Fssary. Third row: Lois Roberson, Phillis Robinson, Kav Lee, Jere Claxton. Suzanne Smith, Janis Hervev. Elizabeth Doan, June Whitaker, Johnna Davis, Barbara Britc, Jackie McAfee, Ruthic Fddlcman, Susan Downing, Ann Oli- phanr, Betty West. Fourth row: Treva I.cc, Katy Townlcc. Virginia Byington, (Jail Masters, Mary Goodmillcr, Roberta Rollins, Lee Ann Kennedy, Beverly Sasser, Ruth Newsom, Sue Seeds, Ncita Williams, Patsy Hodges, Anna Primrose, Rita Vaught, Evelyn Hickson. Fifth row: Retha Smith, Carole Snell. Doris Davis, Jo Harris, Johnicc Wilson, Sue G opcr. Sue Hutton, Carolyn Sullivan, Bonnie Ketner. Ruby Jacobs, Susanne Springer. First roiv, left to right: Delores Arter, Peggy Kirk, Wilma Fclkncr, Virginia Freeman, Marilyn Sue Argo, Bar- bara Norwood, Shirley Muman, Betty Jo Suchy, Lucy Lee Stanfield, Robin Madden, Connie Church. Second row: Patsv Byars, Carol Kicnlcn, Patricia Farrar. Grade Walker, Maxine Fore, Shirley Grill, Marilyn Valouch, Jcquita Mitchell, Barbara Fuller, Marilyn Reynolds, Sharon Knisclcy, Carol Wood, Sharon Lvnn, Bar- bara Grizzle, Sue Moring. Third row: Lynne Conrad, Marilyn Wilson, Lou Blalock, Sally Davis, Vicky Maddon, F.lizabcth Proctor, Ina Simpson, Virginia Armstrong, Sharon Hansmeyer, Carolyn Howland, Virginia Norris, Patty Watt, Nancy Col- lins, Mary D uisc Clement, Larry Gale Dickerson, Martha Saxon. Linda Lowslcy. Fourth row: Loretta Noah. Lavina Ambristcr, Rosa Mowttey, F'.lcanor Morgan, Esther Van Schuyvcr, Margaret Foster, Edna Zamloch, Glcnna Jerome. Sue Durkcc. Rosalie Thomsen, Beth Ann Wilson, Mary Ann I cibcnderfcr, Jane F'ord, Carol Jones, Sharon Williamson, Mary Cook, Jcnic Walton. Fifth row: Shirley Dillard, Susan Weidman. Margaret Serena, Myrtle Thornhill, Donna Tainsh, Myma Kidd, Naomi Kergan, Mary Broom, Ann Smith, Carlcnc Fore, F'.dith Shaw, Lorraine Bruemmer, Wanda Sterling, Faye Lucas. Mac Lucas. en contests • • First row, left to right: Bobby Wallace, Jamall Badry, Martin Leddy, Ronnie Cooper, Ivon Lowslcy, R. E. Wright, Marvin McClure, Ronald Hill, Gary Grisham. Second row: Charles Burks, Charles Richards, Bill Dun ford, Neil Gibson, Bill Cross. Jerry Six, Tommy Noah, Glen Worrell, Harold Martin. Third row: Jerry Conkling, Jinimv Frost, Bryan Ilium, Kent Mcssamorc, Don Wharton, J. D. Hervey, Dorris Van Winkle, Duncan McF'lhancy. Fourth row: Bob Wood, Buford Meador, Joe Earls, Gordon Masters, Ross Roberts, Michael Dymond. NORMAN BAND Above: Drum Major, Johnny Bates, and Band Queen, Jane Crisman, hold the 1952-53 March- ing Trophy won by the band in the State Band Day Parade held at Nor- man. Below: Band officers for 1952-53. Front row: Reba Pope, secretary; Martha Ann Kirk, librarian, Mona Jane Murrell, secretary. Back row: Sue Hames, secretary; Bob Reid, presi- dent; L. J. Burkett, vice-president;' Diane Barton, sec- retary. Above: Assistant drum majors, George Ingcls and Robert Mc- Comb, stand at attention. acive concerts . . . Below: 1952-53 Norman High School Band set up in concert formation previous to playing for the Spring Concert. The band won superior in the district and state contests, and was invited to the OCU Band Clinic to play in a mass band with the OCU band and two other high schools. Hot Springs, Arkansas, and F.l Reno, Okla. Tuba, first row, left to right: Jimmie Roane, Jim Nash, Orvin Doty. Second row: Charles Hickman, J � c Phil- lippe, James O'Malley, David Baker. With new black anti orange uniforms cost- ing over $5000, the Norman High band dis- played a victorious form in marching and con- certs. The band placed first in the OU Band Day- activities, competing with 99 state bands. This winning performance was repeated at Mid- west City in the Class A division of state con- test. Nineteen members, the largest number from any band, were selected for the All-State Band. On October 24, at the Norman-Shawncc football game, Jane Crisman was crowned band queen by Bob Reid. This and many- other cxiciting events highlighted the 1952-53 band year for many members of the band, especially for the 22 graduating members. marc Led in para deA • • Drums, left to right: Jerry Wilson, Kath- erine Starzer, Marccnc .Morrison, Linda Cook, Jerry Lambert, Larry- Kimrev, Kav Belknap, Carol Cook, Shirley Rutledge, Gay Ann F.llison, Buddy Reid. Bass Homs and Sax, first row, left to right: Robert McComb, Jerrv Wilson, John Bates, Gcorgiana Champeau, George Ingles. Second row: Wayne Cortright, Bob Steel. Sherrill Howery, John Wood, Dick Lamp- ton, Dale Cleveland, Troy Harshberger. won many ho nor5 . • • Clarinets, first row, left to right: Bob Reid, Diane Barton, Jane .Mead, Jane Crisman. Second row: Mona Jane Murrell, Jane Brixey, Jimmie Haddock, John Beach, Mari- lyn Smith. Third row: Carla McDowell, Jane Chat- man, Jerry Hubt ard, Pat Wright, Bart ara Boren. Ruth House. French Horns and Trombones, first row, left to right: Jimmy McMakin. Larry Kirn- rev, Marv Lou Kirk. Tommy Dyer. Second row: Sue Long, Margerite Ward. La Joyce Harrison, Charles Winn, John LaFon. Third row: Bob Anthony. Milton Simp- son, Jimmie LaFon, Elmer Liner, Herbert Madolc. |84| Cornets, first row, left to right: L. J. Bur- kett, Wendell Wampler. J. Henry Kuhlman, Frank Martin. Bill Durkcc. Second row: Roger Hagar. Preston Wil- loughby, Jackie Anderson. Richard Kill, Johnny Jones, Lynn Carr. at JriState an cl _Af(-State . . . Flutes, first row, left to right: Carol Lou Smith, Betty Oliphant, Bobby Rickner, Gloria Allen. Second row: Jayne DePriest, Jean Wise, Martha Kirk, Mary Beth Webb. Third row: F.lsic Shaw, Joann Hutchin- son. Arthenc McGuckin, Barbara Lynn, Cc- cilc Terrell. Bass Sax and Oboe, first row, left to right: Reba Pope, Melrose Panned, Sue Hames, F.dna Slater. Second row: Buddy Reid, Marcene Mor- rison, Carol Cook, Linda Cook, Katherine Starzer, Shirley Rutledge. Above: Students, Doris (Joanne Hodges) and 'I'ed stand by as prin- cipal, .Mr. Wadsworth (Jerry Dickinson), lectures .Miss Brooks. an J enjoy ed cL rama. Left: Martin (F.ddic Hurry) tells Doris, Marge (Ruthic F.ddlcman), Faith (Patty McCarty), and Flainc (Suzanne Smith) of pins in his side just at curtain time. I-cft: Sylvia (Joan Matlock), Flainc, Marge, and Jane arc working on stage scenery for the play within the play. Right: Coach Hugo (Elmer Liner) could easily persuade Miss Brooks not to go on a cruise. (87) Above, left to right: Allen .Morain. Dca Floyd, Hayden Henry, Don Drake, Jimmie Brunoldi, Tommy Webb. Jimmy Music Above: Allen Morain lunges forward for that extra yard in the exciting Enid game. Right: Johnny Barnard heads goal ward after catching a pass in the Northeast game. Marvin Campbell James Matlock Below, left to right: Jerry Withrow, Terry Tatgc, Jamall Badry, I.anny Ross, Joe Phillippc, Phil Marsh. cjtcince at the team • • |88| Above, left to right: Curtis French, Carl Dodd, Dean Rice, Gordon Masters, Johnny Barnard, Jimmy Moomau. John Danlcy John Gatewood Sammic Roane Above: Carl Dodd displays the form which earned him the title of outstanding player on the Tiger team, as he tears down the side lines against Fnid. Left: Bob Waugh evades a Classen tackier and gets set to throw a long pass. Fuzzv Drake Below, left to right: Bob Maxwell, Michael Dymond, Francis Derrick, Joe Helms, Roy Madden, Jerry Mclntirc. cjood deadon • • (891 Above: Johnny Barnard is on his way for a touchdown, out- sprinting the Seminole tacklcrs. Upper left: Pete Tillman, coach; J. L. Martin, assistant coach. LVl til Satis i ijincj Surprised 1952 RECORD NORMAN 20 LITTLE ROCK 40 NORMAN 48 NORTHEAST 14 NORMAN 26 McALESTER C NORMAN 14 SHAWNEE 14 NORMAN 34 ENID 33 NORMAN 12 CHICK ASH A 21 NORMAN 6 CENTRAL 13 NORMAN 14 CLASSEN 27 NORMAN 14 HOLDENVILLE 26 NORMAN 0 CAPITOL HILL 28 NORMAN 19 SEMINOLE 18 4UUH nH uu� u� tu H� uu� mv� m� mHnu n� u u uHH � vm«� u � w« uu� uuu � uxwu� uxmu Hu H� uu u m v Below: Allen Morain, Norman High quarterback, runs for a long gain in the Northeast game. Below: Tommy Webb, brilliant fullback from Nor- man, takes off around end behind Marvin Campbell who is running his interference. Gordon Masters stops an Enid run as Hayden Henrv and Jimmy Music go after their men. Norman Highs football team, coached bv “Pete” Tillman and J. L. .Martin, was selected- by sports writers to win, or at least tic, for Mid-State Conference this year. The Tigers, after the expected loss to the mighty Little Rock team, started the season as predicted, by winning two in a row, one of these, Enid, who ended the year in the number one position in the state. Then they were plagued by injuries. With such star players out of the game as Allen Morain, Jimmie Brunoldi, Don Drake, Tommy Webb, Hayden Henry, and others, Norman’s expected victorious season became one of de- feats. After the Enid game with inexperienced quarterbacks, and with boys playing any posi- tion to fill the “holes” in the line-up, the team went down fighting with a record of four wins and one tic. mar re many WJe dtrucL L omerunA . . . Left: Coach Chet Bryan, after a strenuous basketball season, turns to baseball. Me secs the same faces, such as Bob Waugh, Gordon Masters, Tommy Webb, Don Drake fighting with team spirit to help bring other victories to Norman High. Although Norman’s chief sports arc football and basketball at the present time, Mr. Bryan and Mr. Martin were pleased with the turn-out for baseball and track. They hope by next year to have created much interest in these sports. Norman is handicapped in swimming since we have no swimming pool and no Below: Bob Waugh comes to first base after getting solid singles. Above: Girl Dodd takes a practice run on the low hurdles. Above: Caroline McDermott, Olympic contender, sits down to rest after a hard work out. swimming coach; however, OU permit- ted us to practice in their pools. Four girls and one hoy lettered in swimming. Norman is proud of two track con- tenders. Bill Corbin broke the state rec- ord in the high jump, and Caroline .Mc- Dermott was in the semi-finals of the Olympic hurdle race. Right: Wilson Wilhite takes his mark just as the gun pops Go”! jumpe 3 w cu n . First row, left to right: Martha Ann Kirk, Ernestine Bailey, Ora Sue Childs, Janice Townsend, Jackie McAfee. Ruthic Eddlcman, Joan Matlock, Linda Lockett, Betty West. Second row: Marv Carol Bryant, Lorraine An aster, Betty Lou Dodd, Carolyn Sexton, Betty Oliphant, Sharon Tuttle, Mary Lou lvirk, Eleanor Morgan. Janev Chatman. Third row: Janet Baird. Duckling sponsor, Ann Oliphant, Dorothy I.owrancc, June Sutton, Kay Belknap, Sue Mutton, Carvl Lou Smith, Iris Takahara, Gay Ann Ellison. First row, left to right: Hayden Henry, David Rambo, Benny Polk, Marvin Morrison. Second row: Jimmie Brunoldi, Don Drake, Raymond Armstrong, Tommy Webb, Carl Dodd, Allen Morain. Third row: Coach Chester Bryan, Sammic Roane, Gor- don Masters, Boh Waugh. Bill l rbin. First row, left to right: Fuzzy Drake, Bill Rhvnc, Alan Rose, Gaylon Brown, Kenneth Smith. Second row: Coach Ansel Young, Rov Madden, Max Cox, Wendell Wampler. James Matlock, Gordon Ilium. The Norman Tigers held the number one position in the Daily Oklahoman poll longer than any other team in the state, ending the season by being ranked second in the state. Thev tied for Mid-State Confer- ence, winning ten and losing only two. The team missed the service of Allen Morain, the leading scorer for two years. One of the best players in the state, Allen made the Mid-State All Star team in 1952. Norman 59 Seminole JO Norman 50 F.l Reno 5J Norman 67 Northeast 7J Norman 46 Chickasha 37 Norman 50 Holdcnvillc 48 Norman 48 Holdcnvillc 42 Norman 53 Capitol Hill 43 Norman 50 Wcwoka 49 Norman 49 Central 41 Norman 52 Northeast 63 Norman 61 Shawnee 58 Norman 59 Enid 44 Norman 52 Classen 57 Norman 59 Capitol Hill 47 Norman 71 Seminole 45 Norman 54 Central 46 Norman 49 Enid 43 Norman 51 Classen 48 Norman 61 Shawnee 58 Norman 58 Northeast 52 Norman 42 Chickasha 45 Norman 66 Wcwoka 44 Norman 52 Shawnee 65 Norman 67 Midwest City 51 an Jl ecame mi d-state co-cL am jjionS. Below: Carl Dodd, guarded by a Chick- asha player, gets ready to pass the ball. Right: All-State Bill Corbin is ready to drop the ball in for another two points as a Chickasha player looks on. Below: Tommy Webb scores two points on a fast break. asineSS reflections 195! Clark Legate examines the gun he hopes to buy for a big hunting trip. A B LUMBER COMPANY 623 North Porter Phone 984 ACME CLEANERS 118 West Main Phone 412 H. D. ADAMS GROCERY MARKET 327 East Comanche Phone 181 AL’S DRIVE INN 320 North Porter Phone 2224 BRINKLEY FURNITURE 121 East Main Phone 2790 HERMAN GEORGE R. BROWN Oil Gas Division Phone 3449 HERMAN BURKS PHILLIPS STATION 401 South Porter Phone 4166 CAMPUS JEWELRY 327 West Boyd Phone 577 CAMPUS FABRIC SHOP 582 Buchanan Phone 5360 THE CHICKEN SHACK 120 Elast Main Phone 727 CHURCHWELL INSURANCE AGENCY 217 West Main Phone 2913 750 Asp CLARK CLEANERS Phone 48 COPPER KETTLE 529 Buchanan Phone 5360 a t tli vie cam ipud an cl clownL own ALLARD CLEANERS 305 East Main Phone 230 C. R. ANTHONY COMPANY 210 East Main Phone 31 ARWOOD’S DEPARTMENT STORE 218 East Main Phone 3634 AUTO DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION Norman, Oklahoma B B GROCERY 531 East Main Phone 452 BAILEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1061 : East Main Phone 925 GEORGE BASSETT TEXACO ST ATION 1124 West Main Phone 2006 BOB BILL STANDARD SERVICE 201 North Porter Phone 1761 BONNEYS STYLE SHOP 118 East Main Phone 771 196] COURTESY CLEANERS 312 West Main Phone 265 COURTS GRILL 1124 North Porter Phone 3130 HAROLD COOKSEY INSURANCE 102 Security National Bank Phone 634 CULP MUSIC APPLIANCE 109 East Main Phone 191 D D TIRE SHOP 315 South Porter Phone 562 Donna Matthews and Marva Brownlee pick out some choice meat in a local grocery store for FHA picnic. DALE’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 104 East Main Phone 35 DAVIDSON CASE 214 East Main Phone 147 J. R. DeBERRY AGENCY 602 North Jones Phone 1764 DEE S DRUG STORE 333 West Boyd Phone 1953 DORSE IT LABORATORIES 401 East Bovd Phone 3750 DOWNING INVESTMENT COMPANY City National Bank Building Phone 425 DRILLING SERVICE. INC. 120 South Santa Fc Phone 4360 DUNN’S DAIRY QUEEN 817 North Peters Phone 1565 KEY DURKEE Magnolia Products 442 South Porter Paula Dickinson and Gloria Dunford seem pleased with the portraits they examine. FITCH-TAYLOR UPHOLSTERY 101 East Comanche Phone 528 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 132 East Main Phone 42 FISCHER ENGINEERING COMPANY 116' i North Peters Phone 819 FOREMAN REAL ESTATE 112 South Peters Phone 50 £ive p ictureS and named DYER GROCERY 601 West Eufaula Phone 1218 FLOYD EOFF MOTOR COMPANY 405 East Comanche Phone 3373 CLAUDE EUR I ON REAL ESTATE 118 North Peters Phone 2020 FRED EVANS TAILORING 578 Buchanan Phone 459 EWING-SAUNDERS APPLIANCE COMPANY 230 East Main Phone 486 Erna Braucr tries on some new shoes while Nancy Clifton waits her turn. FOSTER-BAILEY-RBLEY DRUG 205 East Main Phone 13 FRENCH ICE DELIVERY SERVICE 124 South Porter Phone 33 G G CLEANERS 117 East Main Phone 497 GARNER S MEN’S SHOP 792 Asp Phone 2500 B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY 113 East Main Phone 1515 GORDON’S SPECIALTY COMPANY Air Conditioning Heating Phone 4070 GILT EDGE DAIRY 302 South Porter Phone 830 GOODNO’S JEWELRY 201 East Main Phone 107 GREENLEAF MARKET BAKERY 301 South Porter Phone 3722 |97| Rav Donahew and Robert Witt watch as the paint mixer gives their can of paint some severe jolts. HARRIS IMPLEMENT COMPANY 1343 North Porter Phone 4469 KNOR The Friendly Station” 1400 on Your Dial Phone 474 KEN’S FOOD MARKET 1304 Classen Phone 988 KEELING JEWELRY 127 East Main Phone 1304 KUNKEL PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY 208 West Main Phone 34 I. A WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE 406 East Main Phone 150 LANDSAW FURNITURE COMPANY 200 West Main Phone 873 HAMPTON’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS 610 North Porter Phone 5200 LEADBETTER MOTOR COMPANY 306 East Main Phone 571 HILL SHIPE SHOE STORE 122 East Main Phone 244 HENSLEY’S MUSIC ALBUM 754 Asp Phone 4622 LEVI S GRILL 215 West Main Phone 4015 LINDSAY DRUG 114 East Main Phone 362 oj numerous friends . . . CLARK HETHERINGTON RI AL ESTATE INSURANCE 115 South Peters Phone 23 HOME MART 123 West Main Phone 348 HOOVER FASHION SHOP 111 East Main Phone 2960 IDEAL MATTRESS FACTORY 424 East Main Phone 504 VERN R. JAMES AGENCY 102 East Main Phone 384 LOCKETT HOTEL 325 West Main Phone 3670 LONG BELL LUMBER COMPANY 227 West Main Phone 51 MACK’S CAFE 111 North Crawford Phone 2206 MACK’S FOOD MARKET 600 North Porter Phone 626 MADDEN USED CARS 113 North Porter Phone 3209 JAMESON SAYRE LUMBER COMPANY 125 South Crawford Phone 30 J K OIL COMPANY Tonhawa Jones Phone 386 JOHNSON DAIRY West Main Road Phone 2882 FRED JONES - LINCOLN - MERCURY 426 East Main Phone 4488 [98| Don Comp has his shoes repaired while Jimmy Baldwin is engaged in a magazine, perhaps comic, for a lx ok re- port. JACK MASTER’S TEXACO STATION 302 North Porter Phone 151 MASTERS-MAYFLOWER MOVING STORAGE 807 North Porter Phone 5100 MARCEL BEAUTY SHOP 107 East Main Phone 323 LESLIE MERLE’S BEAUTY SALON 307 West Bovd Phone 8 MEYER MEYER FUNERAL HOME 222 Fast Comanche Phone 67 MEYERS VETERINARY 1301 North Porter Phone 4195-W GENE MICHAELS FLORAL SHOP 107 North Peters Phone 1500 MODEL BEAUTY SHOP 327 South Porter Phone 889 MOONEY’S SURPLUS STORE 403 East Accrs Phone 1072 The florist pins a carnation on Sue Hutton as Sue Cooper admires her own. NORMAN BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 323 East Mosicr Phone 482 NORMAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE “Building a Better Norman NORMAN CITY LINES 106 West Gray Phone 565 NORMAN CLINIC Peters Eufaula Phone 5000 who watched our THE MONTERREY Boyd and Classen Phone 2237 MOSLEYS GROCERY AND MARKET 117 East Comanche Phone 4140 HAL MULDROW, JR. INSURANCE AGENCY Security National Bank Bldg. Phone 586 McCalls super food market 301 West Main Phone 170 McCall s men s store 106 East Main Phone 133 mirrors . . . NORMAN COURTS HOTEL 1131 North Porter Phone 3000 NORMAN DOCTORS, DENTISTS, AND LAWYERS NORMAN FLORAL AND GREENHOUSES Toberman Park Drive Phone 332 NORMAN ELEVATOR AND GIN COMPANY 124 East Tonhawa Phone 173 NORMAN HARDWARE 228 East Main Phone 188 NORMAN LUMBER COMPANY 105 West Eufaula Phone 356 Dean Rice and Sammic Roane wish they could afford new tires for a “hot rod.” NORMAN PAINT AND PAPER CO. 105 East Main Phone 1041 NORMAN SHEET METAL WORKS 1317 North Porter Phone 592 OKLAHOMA THEATRE 209 East Main Phone 1453 (99| Janice Scars and Carmen Garcia must lie waiting foi someone. PALACE GARAGE 302 East Main Phone 19 PAULS DRIVE INN 1009 North Flood Phone 4755 JERRY PENCE MAGNOLIA STATION 424 South Porter Phone 1031 PHILLIPS MOTOR COMPANY 121 North Peters Phone 820 RICKNF.R’S 577 University Blvd. Phone 777 RITEWAY IGA FOODLINER 315 East Eufaula Phone 701 BOB RUCKER FLORAL COMPANY 325 West Boyd Phone 347 SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY 114 South Peters Phone 404 SECURITY NATIONAL BANK 200 Fast Main Phone 167 SELF-SERVE DRUG 223 Fast Main Phone 106 SERVICE CLEANERS 1025 North Porter Phone 5300 SMALLEYS PLUMBING APPLIANCE 307 West Main Phone 610 SOONER - BOOMER - UNIVERSITY and RANCHO DRIVE-IN THEATRES and hefted fi inancui llf... KING PRICE AGENCY 118 North Peters Phone 945 SOONER APPLIANCE COMPANY 119 South Santa Fe Phone 119 PURITY BAKERY 211 Fast Main Phone 718 QUAID’S QUICK FREEZE 107 West Comanche Phone 1313 RAMBO INSURANCE AGENCY Teegardin Building Phone 2477 RATS CITY DRUG 301 East Main Phone 6 RED S AND ED’S COLLEGE INN 1305 North Porter Phone 2266 REMY SPORTING GOODS 119 North Crawford Phone 238 REYNOLDS MOTORS 601 North Porter Phone 2411 DR. WALTER C. RICHARDS 115 1 ast Main Phone 214 11001 SOONER CHEVROLET 330 Fast Comanche Phone 360 SOONER DRUG 305 West Boyd Phone 96 SOONER NOVELTY SHOP 101 East Main Fun Is Our Business SOUTHERLAND LAUNDRY 331 White Street Phone 343 Bill Robinson and Hubert Madolc arc selecting camp- ing equipment. THE SPORT CENTER 305 West Main Phone 305 RUSSELL SMITH STUDIO 127 Zi East Main Phone 413 TAYLOR’S REXALL DRUG 232 East Main Phone 552 T. G. Y. 229 East Main Phone 331 THOMPSON TRANSFER STORAGE 224 West Main Phone 4000 THE CLEMENT COMPANY Dependable Insurance Phone 26 FRED THOMPSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 114 North Peters Phone 161 THE TRANSCRIPT COMPANY 111 South Peters Phone 1800 TYLER SIMPSON COMPANY 102 West Eufaula Phone 117 Hayden Henry’s demonstration of |xk 1 playing shows he is no amateur. VEAL AND HEWITT 1200 West Main Phone 5434 VETERAN CAB COMPANY 110 West Comanche Phone 270 VOGUE CLEANERS 317 White Phone 580 W ACKER’S DEPARTMENT STORE 116 South Crawford Phone 432 to reflect in the 1953 'll rail UHLES FOOD MARKET 212 East Gray Phone 2087 UNIVERSITY CLEANERS 747 Asp Phone 600 UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP 800 Asp Phone 3069 VAN-PICK OIL COMPANY Crawford and Comanche Phone 36 WALDEN CLEANERS 121 North Porter Phone 464 WARDEN SON 202 North Porter Phone 365 WARD’S GARAGE 412 East Main Phone 409 WATERS ELECTRIC COMPANY 310 West Main Phone 246 VARSITY B(X)K SHOP 798 Asp Phone 83 Jamall Badrv, Allen Morain and James Brunoldi broke training. WAUGH JEWELERS 763 Asp Phone 2424 THE WEBB 594 Buchanan Phone 282 WEST SIDE GROCERY 309 South Flood Phone 3765 WELCHERT SHOE SHOP 108 South Crawford CECIL WOODS AGENCY 300 West Main Phone 3800 HOI] ograp A All engravings were made by Southwestern Engraving Company, Okla- homa City; printing was done by The Transcript Company, Norman -xa.