Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Mr. J. R. Lowe Knglish Journalism Miss Ruth McSpaddcn Larin Knglish Mr. H. VV. Mackey Vocational Agriculture Mrs. G. D. Maddox Mathematics Mrs. E. L. Marti English Mr. Ford Michael Science Industrial Arts Classes in Mechanical Drawing, Shop, and Crafts offer students a chance to become skilled artisans. This valuable training will be used in college and will furnish an interesting pastime in time to come. Social Sciences In order to penetrate the cloud of mystery that surrounds the future. NHS students study the past in World History, American History, and Govern- ment. These courses provide tomorrow’s statesmen. Hey, youse guys, let me play too” Mr. Malrancr shows Curtis Bernard and Butch Roberts the finer points.

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flubs Take Time Mrs. Alice Fleming Art Mr. Tommie Harris History .Mrs. Sue Kendall Physical F.ducation Mrs. G. E. I .eighton Home Economics Mr. Wray Littlejohn Industrial Arts Coach [14] A great part of the teacher's time is taken up by the sponsorship of organizations. These clubs have become an important part of the high school student’s life and so has become important to the teachers. A wide field is covered by these organizations which give fun and knowledge to its members. The largest club in Norman High School is the girls' pep club, the Gingersnaps. The Gingersnaps help to add spirit and support the different teams. Also giving the school more spirit is the Student Council. Future Nurses, F.F.A., F.H.A., Future Teachers, Science Club, and the Library Club keep students busy in their special fields. The Spanish Club and Latin Club give pupils information and knowl- edge in the subjects. The Paint Daubers, Band, and Glee Club help fill extra hours and the Trail and Tiger Tales staffs gain experience in Journalism. “Surely there's something wrong with this paper! Mr. F.wbank finishes the eternal job of grading papers.

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Many Classes Offered Mrs. F. K. Mosley Librarian Mrs. Hubert Norris English Miss Florence Pevchousc Latin Mr. S. L. Powell Industrial Arts Mrs. Viva Riley Spanish English [16] Each year Norman High offers an increasing va- riety of courses. For a student with college education in mind, the school has advanced courses in .Math. English, Science, Social Studies, and Languages. Be- sides the college preparatory courses there arc classes in Distributive Education, Industrial Education, and Vocational Agriculture for the student who is plan- ning a career after high school graduation. In order to aid the talents and interests of the student, the school has a wide offering of classes in music, athletics, and fine arts. The expansive musical and art program includes a nationally known band, chorus, and art department. Physical education fur- nishes fun and recreation, and a wide journalism program publishes the yearbook and school news- paper. Speech students give us our comedy and drama, and a drivers' training class teaches the be- ginning driver the safe and sure way to drive. “Wbee! It's vein, ami it's all ours! Drivers’ Ed. teacher Skivv Davis is surrounded by Jcric Jansing (in window). La Wanda Greenwood, Margaret Phillips and Shirley Lack.