Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Mrs. Carl Mrs. J. H. Mr. W. C. Mrs. Inez Miss Marjorie Miss Nadine Rirzman Robinson Robinson Rolette Rugh Runyan Speech English English Home Economics Band Home Economics Physical Education History Fine Ari Recognized as one of the most important fields in Norman High is our Fine Arts program. The band, chorus, and art students' reputation has been spread far and wide by many honors and prizes. Language Art A detailed program of English, Latin, Spanish, Speech, and Journalism is working to unfold the mysteries of language to its students. In the years to come these will contribute greatly to success. “ Apple polishing? Miss Pcvchousc and Gayle Welchcr look over the Christinas fan mail.

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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.

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Honors Come Often Mr. S. S. Sanger Mathematics Mrs. Mclnc Shaw Mathematics Miss Lucilc Searcy English Mrs. .Mary L. Stover Business Education Miss Jean Sugden Mathematics [IS] Through honors won by the hard work of the faculty and students, Norman High School has gained widespread recognition. Scholastically, our school has a national reputation. Our students have rated as among the highest in the Iowa and scholarship tests. Our graduates have attended the best schools through scholarships. Speech students entered the “Y'oice of America” contest and won the district contest. The band has become a phenomenon in local, statewide, and national contests. Art students have secured many honors and the chorus has earned our pride. Our football, basketball, wrestling, and swimming teams have brought fame to the name of Norman High School. Our Future Homemakers and Future Farmers won many prizes at the countv and state fairs and our yearbook and newspaper staffs have achieved a variety of honors. “Come into the Sanctum!” Mr. Littlejohn and “the boys” prepare for the bell.