Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

Tim THE TRAIL NINETEEN SIXTY VOLUME FIFTY-FOUR NORMAN HIGH SCHOOL NORMAN, OKLAHOMA Just a building and just a campus, but it represents much more than that. It represents a living body and a tangible spirit. The slow realization of growing up, the scent of glory as sweet as roses, the bubbling sounds of laughter and sadness and anger and love swell within these walls. One day soon we will leave to face complexities as large as life itself. Over- night we must make new friends, learn new facts, open new fron- tiers; but we leave with the assur- ance that “Victory, victory is our cry.” An I n ter I u jvw'is ! r-Mo r A T w J The Theme Behind us the happy, carefree dreams of youth . . . ahead of us the promising realities of turitv ... the time between is an interlude k j as high school. Now is our time of friends a and grades, tears and tejfi plomas. As students, respect to ou ball team rb winningrfi ncr-upAoX the and chorus received superior ratings ir contests, the Juniors industriously worked on the play and the prom; and the Seniors took one last, longing look at it all. Here, then, is an attempt to capture the fresh- ness of the events that occur in the most won- derful time of our lives, the interlude between childhood and maturity . . . AN INTERLUDI' TNJ'IME. -GERRY REECE f r j, a ' The 1960 TRAIL Editor GERRY REECE A Dedication rum to the time we have ini', untiring and cheerful She is When our thoughts rctu spent in high school, there is one person we especially remember. She is a teacher under whose leadership learning is interesting and challenging, but certainly she is much more. She is the sponsor who has worked with us and many groups before us. Although we ourselves tire and grumble, she is always there work- ing, untiring and checrtulv' She is the example who has improved our judgments and ideals. And especial- ly she is the friend whose guidance has helped us to sec our problems clearly and face them with a sense of direction. VV'ith our deep gratitude and apprecia- tion, we dedicate the ’59-’60 TRAIL to this beloved person, Mrs. Nellie Childs. [5] [6] of Contents A’vA HONOR TIME y tV V r. GAME TIME PLAY TIME . V.-120 TOWN m yTr- %4 [7] ':jat O u c J) JUx- - rfl4, •S- P C QQ-C ,- - CJ CL yy t plP c C sL c rf r Qc- e. f MR. B. ROY DANIEL Principal Skilled Administrators MR. ANSEL YOUNG Y’ice Principal Mrs. Mary Beth Hardy, Registrar; Mrs. Agnes MeDade, Attendance Secretary; and Mrs. Jean Orth, Secretary. [10] '1 he new headquarters building for the Norman School Board was finished in January. Handle Problems — A. L. Mason, Dr. J. N. Miles, O. T. McCall. O. L. Har- ris. J. C. Mayfield, and Mrs. S. B. Spradlin attend a meeting of the School Board. Effectively MR. J. DON GARRISON Superintendent As Norman continues to grow rapidly, dif- ficult problems in providing the education need- ed for the increasing numbers arc created. Much time and effort arc given by the Norman School Board, backed by the people of Norman, to solv- ing these problems. By careful deliberation and thought they have provided adequate facilities and a fine teaching staff. The skillful administration and guidance of our principal. Mr. B. Roy Daniel, have caused Norman High School to become a school well- known in the state. Under his leadership our school continues to progress offering ever-in- creasing opportunity to us for advancement. [11] Mr. Bobbitt gets stares of amazement from Tommy Taylor and Alex Whistler as he gets ready for a scien- tific experiment. ’Ooh, aren't these marthmcllwocs gwood?” says Mrs. Enola Barnes to Judy Walker as they enjoy an evening of relaxation outdoors. Mr. Hurshcl Antwine Distributive Education Mrs. Bernice Armstrong Nurse A teacher is the most vital element of educa- tion. Besides furthering scholarship and our de- sire for knowledge, teachers arc often great in- fluences for the building of strong characters. They help prepare us as future citizens and leaders in tomorrow’s world. Mrs. Ritzman relaxes after a hard day’s work at the September enrollment. [12] .Mrs. Lois .Mr. Chet Brandt Bryan Biology Coach ■s. Enola Barnes English Journalism Mrs. Virginia Bell l.anguage Mr. Everett Bobbitt Biology Molds Future Leaders Most members of our faculty do not content themselves with teaching in the classroom only. In many of their outside hours they arc spon- sors of our clubs. These organizations, even more than being enjoyable, aid us in learning more about the fields in which our interests lie. Miss Runyan solemnly averages semester grades for her World History classes. Mrs. Nellie Childs English Mr. Gene Corrotto Coach [13] .Mr. I .ance Ewbank History Mrs. Alice Fleming An Mrs. Sarah Fuller English Gloria Bennett, Carolyn Parntan, and Sharon Dulaney help Mrs. Alice Robinson after school with a commit- tee meeting. Teachers Relate The teachers on our faculty have varied backgrounds. Some were born and raised in Norman and were graduated from Norman High School and the University of Oklahoma. Others came from towns scattered throughout the United States and have obtained degrees from many colleges. Mrs. Mary Gatchcl Counselor Mr. Bill Griffin Drivers Education Mrs. Sue Kendall Physical Education Mr. Wray Littlejohn Coach Miss Ruth MeSpadden I .anguages [H] Mrs. Agnes MeDade watches the “George Washingtons roll by as Mrs. Inez Rolette looks for some of her cigars. Many Adventures Air. Gene Mean and Mr. Gene Corrotto tensely watch that fateful play in the State Championship game. Our teachers have done much traveling in the United States and abroad. Mrs. Bell resided for a time in New Zealand, and Mrs. Bill Williams lived on an island in the Philippines. On Mrs. Marti’s list arc England, Canada, and Russia. These and others tell us of their trips. Mr. Herb Mrs. Katherine Mackey Maddox Agriculture Mathematics Mrs. Lucille White, the chorus teacher, practices playing The Death March the day after the state contests. [15] “Now. to find that report card ...” thinks Mr. Bill Griffin as he looks in his file for all important business. James Goodpasture gets his enrollment sheet from Mrs. I.ois Brandt as students prepare for another school year. Mrs. Evan Mr. Ford Marti Michael English Science Fascinating In spite of their many hours filled with teach- ing, teachers arc able to be active in other fields of interest. Among our faculty members arc gardeners, ardent sports fans, and bridge players. Spare hours for many arc filled by work in a church or their grandchildren. This should be a future textbook,” thinks Mr. Ansel Young as he reviews a new Coronet. Mr. James Mr. Hcrshcll Mrs. Clco Miss Florence Mr. Starlin Powell ■Middleton Morris Mosley Pevchousc Mechanical Band Ct)fmist£y, Pliyjipp Librarian Counselor Drawing Hobbies Fill Spare Hours Teachers also carry on such activities as paint- ing, writing novels and textbooks, managing summer band and park programs, and contribut- ing their talents to singing groups in the city. Many take graduate work in the summers to gain more knowledge or additional degrees. A diagram . . . nor a diaphragm!” exclaims Mrs. Sarah Fuller to Bama Miles and Cheryl Naifeh. Mrs. Mabel Ritzman Speech Mrs. Alice Robinson English Mrs. Inez Rolette Home Economics [17] Mr. Homer Simmons History Superior Program Miss Nadine Runyan History Jzfle.Zsu. Miss Lucilc Searcy English Mrs. Bernice Armstrong patiently waits as Mitch Mertes, Jerry Robertson, Kay Tankcrslcv, Ann Wicst, and Jim- mie MeGowen sell her a TRAIL. For those students who plan to attend college, Norman High offers varied courses in math, history, science, English, and languages. Those planning for a career after high school may se- lect distributive education, homcmaking, indus- trial art, or vocational agriculture. Mr. Ray Tucker Mathematics Mrs. Lucille White Chorus Miss Jean Sugden Mathematics Mr. Richard Taylor Business Education Sophomore Jackie Boggs, sneaks a few more chapters in her library book as Mrs. Bell unassumingly grades the day’s Latin homework. Offered By NHS Everyone clears the chemistry room while Mr. Hcrshel Morris experiments with several explosive chemicals. Also offered are courses in speech, vocal mu- sic, band, and art. These enable students to de- velop their talent or pursue a special interest. Athletics and physical education combine exer- cise with fun. Experience in journalism is gained bv the publication classes. Mrs. Nadine .Mrs. Hazel .Mrs. Winifrede Wiese Williams Williams English Mathematics Commercial The facial expressions of Miss Florence Pcvchousc and Mrs. Mary Gatchcl show that a counselor’s job is not all work. [19] President Sherman Lawton Secretary-Treasurer Claudia Eurton Sponsors: Mrs. Childs Mr. Mcars (not pictured) Mrs. Mosley Mr. Powell Miss Sugden Seniors To be a senior is the desire of all those who enter school, for with it goes the ful- fillment of the years, the quest for achieve- ment, the desire for responsibility, and the knowledge of completion. However, the completion comes as we move away from NHS, never to return again as a part of the school we helped to build. This year the seniors compiled a record to be marveled at and remembered. The holding of numerous school offices, trips with the band and chorus, and our success- ful Trail Queen campaign—all help to make this year One of remembrance. Laughter, tears, excitements and honors all go into making up this magical time; a time, which in our eyes, no class can ever begin to compare with. It is a recording of the records we have compiled here, the records which help to make an interlude in time. JAMES ADAMS: Band ‘58; Boys’ Glee Club ’60; Wrestling '60. GAYLE ALLISON: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, ’60; Student Council ’58, ’59, ’60, Vice Pres. ’60; Chorus ’58, ’59, ’60; Choralaires ’58, ’59, ’60; Girls’ Glee Club ’58, ’59, ’60; Sophomore Class Seev.-Treas. ’58. SANDRA ALLISON: DE ’59. ‘60. Chaplain ’59. Pres. ’60; DE Queen ’60; State Honor Society ’58, ’59. SALLY SUE ALLMON: Gingersnaps '58, ’59, ’60; Student Council ’58, ’59, ’60; National Honor Society ’60; State Honor Society '60; TRAIL Staff ’58, ‘59. Class Editor ‘59; Quill and Scroll ‘59; FHA ’58. ’60, Reporter ’60; Latin Club ’58, Secy. ’58. TOM AMSDEN: Swimming ‘58, ’59, ’60; Senior Play '60; Science Club ’60. ROSELLEN ANDERSON: Gingersnaps ‘58. 59, ‘60, I lead Checker ’60; Band ’58, ‘59; Band Coun- cil ’59; Spanish Club ’58, ’59; Student Council Alt. ’58; Stage Crew ’59, ’60; Science Club ’60; Na- tional Honor Society ’60; State Honor Society ’60. STEPHEN C. ANDERSON: Football ‘58, ’59. ’60; S| anish Club ‘58, ’59. ANALEE ASHLEY: Gingersnaps ‘58, ’59, ’60; Chorus ‘58, '59; Choralaires ‘58, ‘59; Student Coun • cil ’58, ‘59; Stage Crew ’59; Senior Play ’60. TONY BABB: DE ’60; Stage Crew ’60. [20] 9 luAAAjy L uu'ajl u SU6UT 7 'M ,-iJhiJi A !. JIM BARRINGER: Football ‘58. 59. 60; Track ‘58, ’59, ’60; Basketball '58; Wrestling 59, 60. LINDA BARTON: Gingersnaps 58, 59, 60; Junior Play 59; Stage Crew '60; Library Club 60; Junior Red Cross Council '58; Chorus 58. JUDY BEARDSLEE: Gingersnaps 58, 59, 60. Class Checker 60; Student Council '60; Stage Crew '59; Chorus '58; Mixed Chorus '58. CURTIS BERGLAN: DE ’60. .MARY LEE BISHOP: Gingersnaps '60; Chorus '60; TIGER TALES Staff '59, Typist '59. BARBARA BOYCE: Gingersnaps 58, '59; DE '60, DE Outstanding Student Award '60; National Honor Society '60; State Honor Society '60; Sci- ence Club '59. JIM BRADEN: Basketball '58. '59. '60; Baseball '58, '59, '60; Football '58; National Honor Society '60. PAUL BRANDT: Football '60; Swimming '59, 60. Other Schools: Stage Crew ’58; Art Club ’58. STANLEY BRANTON: Band '58. '59, 60; All State Band '58, '59; La Parisienne '60; Science Club '58; Track '59. J j J Karen Moore looks on as Trude Steele and Todis Brett scream with delight in congratulating Carolvn Norris over her selection as the I960 Chorus Queen. SELMA BADRY: Gingersnaps '58. '59; Chorus '58, '59, '60; Mixed Chorus '58, '59, '60. JIMMY BAKER: Band '58, '59. '60; Stage Crew '59; Spanish Club '58, '59. HENRY BALL: Paint Daubers '60. Other Schools: Swimming '58; Judo Team '58; Drill Team. ft [21] Seniors 1960 JESSEN A BRASHER: Gingcsnaps ’58, ‘59, ’60; EH A '58, '59, ’60, Reporter, '59, V.P. '60; Proctor ’58; Paint Daubers '58, ’59, ’60. V.P. ’59; Stu. Coun. 60, Alt. '58, '59; State Hon. Soc. 60; Nat. Hon. Soc. ’60; Girls State Alt. ’59; Am. Leg. Awd. ’59; DAR Awd. ’60; Stage Crew ’59, ’60. KA I RINA BRENDLE: Gingersnaps '58. '59, ’60; Jr. Play Understudy ‘59; Stage Crew ’60; Cho. ’58, ’59; Girls’ Glee Club ’58, ’59; Mixed Cho. ’58, ’59; La Parisienne '60; ENA ’58. ’59, '60, Hist. ’58; Library Club ’58, ’59, ’60. TOD1S BRETT: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, ’60; Cheer- leader '60, Snapper-Upper, '59; Who’s Who ’58; Ducklings ’58, ’59; Cho. '58, ’59, ’60; Girls Glee Club ’58, ’59. ’60; Mixed Cho. ’58, ’59, ’60; Choral- aires ’58, 59, ‘60; Trail Queen Attend. ’58; Stage Crew ’59; GRA ’58. BUSTER BROCK RENNET!! BROOKS KAREN BROWN: Sr. Play '60; Ducklings '60; FTA '60. Other Schools: ENA ’58; GRA ’58. ’59. ROBERT BRUMMER: Cho. ’58. ’59, ’60; Mixed Cho. ’58, 59, '60; Bovs’ (lice Club ’60; Stage Crew ’60. JERRY BRYANT: Band ’58, ’59, ’60. V.P. ’60. Asst. Drum Major ’58. ‘59, Drum Major ’60; Band Council ’58. '59, '60; All State Band ’58. ’59. ’60; Stu. Coun. ’58, ’59; Stage Crew '59; Sr. Play ’60; Nat. Hon. Soc. '59, '60; State Hon. Soc. ’58, ’59, ’60; Am. Leg. Awd. '58. '59; Who’s Who ’58. SHIRLEY BURNS: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, '60; Ducklings '58, ’59, ’60; Library Club '59, ’60, Sccv.- Treas. ’59. V.P. ’60; Nat. Hon. Soc. ‘60; State Hon. Soc. ’60; Stage Crew '59; Cho. ’58; Stu. Coun. Alt. ’60; Span. Club '59. GERALD BUTLER: Band ’58. LEANNA BUTLER: Cho. ’58. ’59, '60; Girls’ Glee Club ’58. '59; Mixed Cho. '60; Sci. Cl. ’58. CHERYL CADDELL: Cho. ’58. ’59. ’60; Choral- aircs '58, '59, '60; Nar. 1 Ion. Soc. '58, '59, '60; State Hon. Soc. '58, ’59, ’60; Whos Who ’58; EH A ’58; Stu. Coun. '58, '59, ’60; 4-H Club '58. '59, '60, Secy. '59, Dist. Secy. ’58, ’59. BARBARA JUNE CAIN: GRA '59. SANDRA CARPENTER: Gingersnaps '58, ’59. '60, V.P. ’59. Cheerleader '60; Nat. Hon. Soc ’58. '59, '60; State Hon. Soc. '58, '59, '60; Who’s Who ’59; Stage Crew ’59; Ducklings '58; Tiger Talcs Staff ’59; Quill and Scroll '59; EJA '59; Stu. Coun. '58; GRA '58, '59. Secy. '58. '59; Cho. ’58, ’59, Treas. ’59. CAROLE CASWELL: Gingersnaps 58, 59, ’60. Cheerleader '60; Stu. Coun. Alt. ‘59; Stage Crew '59; GRA '58, ’59; Band ’58; Chorus '60; Girls’ Glee Club ’60; Trail Queen ’60. LEE CATE: Junior Play ’59. JULIA CLIFTON: Gingersnaps '58, ’59, ’60; Stu. Coun. ’59. '60; Stage Crew '59; Nat. Hon. Soc. '58, ’59, '60; State Hon. Soc. 58, '59, '60; Youth Court '59; Photog. Cl. 59, ’60. Secy. ’60; Span. Cl. '59; Latin Club '58; Nat. Merit Commended Group ‘60; Tiger Tales Staff ‘59, Editor '59; Quill and Scroll, T9. EJA. ’59, V.P. ’59; OIPA State Pres, '60. HOWARD CLOUD: Swim. '59. ’60; Sr. Play ’60; Stage Crew '59; Sci. Cl. '60; Boys’ Glee Club ‘60. (i [22] SHARON COFFEY: Gingcrsnaps '58, ’59, '60; FHA '58; FNA ’58, ‘59, '60, Reporter '59; Junior Red Cross Council '58, '59, '60; Library Club '58, '59, ’60; Okla. State Library Association '58, ’59, '60. JANNELL COLL: Gingcrsnaps ‘58, ’59, '60, Class Checker '60; FT A '58. '59. Hist. ’58, Vice Pres. ’59; Student Council '58; Junior Play ’59; Library Club '58, '59, '60, Vice Pres. '59, Pres. '60. MARTI COLE: Gingcrsnaps ‘58, '59, ’-60, Treas. '59, Snapper-Upper '60; GRA ’59, '59, Vice Pres. ‘59; La Parisienne ’60. Pres. '60; Junior Play Stu- dent Director ’59; Stage Crew 59; Science Club ’60; Speech Club ’59. PA.M CRAWFORD: Gingcrsnaps '58, '59, '60; Chorus '58. JOE CULP TERESA DAVIDSON: Chorus ’58. ’59; DF. ’60. CLARA DAVIS: Gingcrsnaps ’58, '60; Student Council Alt. ’60; Stage Crew 60. GENE DAVIS: DE '60; 4-H Club '58, ’59. HOWARD DEFIBAUGH: FFA '58, ’59, ’60, Vice Pres. ’60. 9 (Vi) Outstanding Play Typical of Class “Fleck the flat!” screams Mrs. Ron Parker, speech student Mrs. Ritzman busily nails a flat into position as Mike Houser, teacher, to Mitch Mertes, Dagmar Hemden, and Analcc Jeff Woodson, and David O’Neil offer their assistance. Ashley as they paint senior play sets. Giving a perfect cheer arc Ellic Livezey, Sandra Carpenter, Todis Brett, Carole Caswell, Nancy Miles, Karen Moore, and Susie Thompson. Frantically putting up posters for Carole Caswell’s TRAIL Queen campaign are Mitch Mertes, Lavinia Kay Frank, and Jim Dietrich. EUDENE DILLARD: DE '60. Other Schools: American Legion Award '58; Library Club '58, ’59. EUGENE DILLARD: Other Schools: Spanish Club ’59; Library Club ’59, Vice Pres. ’59. DIANE DODD: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, ’60; Span- ish Club '59, ’60; Stage Crew ’59; National Honor Society ’60; State Honor Society 60. JOHN DRAGOO: Football ’58, ’59. ’60; Wres- tling '60; Baseball '58, ’59, ’60; Junior Play ’59; Stage Crew ’60. LOYD DRAPER: Football ’59; Wrestling 58, '59, '60; Regional Wrestling Second Place ’60. PRICILLA DY.MOND: Gingersnaps 58, ’59; Band ‘58, '59, '60; Band Council '60; Band Librar- ian '59, '60; Stage Crew 59, '60. RAYMOND DYSON KITTY EDMUNDS: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, 60; La Parisienne ’60; Student Council '58, '60, Secy. ’60; TRAIL Staff ‘59; Senior Play 60; National Honor Society ’59, ’60; State Honor Society ’58; Who’s Who ’60; Junior Class Sccy.-Treas. ’59; Quill and Scroll ’59; Proctor ’58. BARBARA ELLEDGE: Gingersnaps ’58; FHA '60. Seniors Step With Cas to Victory Seniors 1960 CLAUDIA EURTON: Gingcrsnaps 58, ’59, ’60, Pres. ’59, Air. Cheerleader '60; Student Council '59; GRA 58, '59, Reporter '58; Senior Play ’60; Stage Crew '59; State Honor Society ’60; Basket- hall Queen '60; Sohpomorc Class Vice Pres. ’58; Senior Class Sccy-Trcas. '60. ED FEAVER: Football '59, '60; Student Council '59; Basketball '58; National Honor Society ’58, '59, '60; State Honor Society ’58, ’59, '60; Who’s Who '59; Boys State ’59; Junior Rotarian ’60; Garrison Award '60. RUTH FERRELL: Gingcrsnaps '58. '59, ’60; GRA '58; Spanish Club '60, Pres. ’60; Chorus ’60; National Honor Society '58, '59, '60; State Honor Society ’58. ’59, ’60; Merit Scholarship Commend- ed Group ’60. BARBARA FORE: Gingcrsnaps '58. '59. '60; FNA ’58, ’59, ’60; Chorus Y58, '59. ’60; Girls' Glee Club ’58. ’59, 60; 4 H Club '58, '59. GLEN FRANK: FFA '60; Band '58, ’59, Science Club ’59; 4-H Club ’58, ’59. '60. LAVINIA KAY FRANK: Gingcrsnaps '58. '59, '60, Treas. ’60; FJA ’60; Student Council '59, ’60, Alt. ’58; TRAIL Staff '60, Co-Editor Organiza- tions ’60; Stage Crew '59; Who's Who 60; BPW Award '60; National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist ’60, Finalist ’60; Quill and Scroll '60; State Honor Society ’58, '59. '60; National Honor So- ciety ’58, ’59, ’60. RAY FROGGE: Basketball '58, 59, ’60, State Champ Team ’59; Track ’58, ’59, ’60, State High Jump Third Place '59. JACK FRYE: 4-H Club ’58. '59. 60, Vice Pres. '60; Junior Play '59; Stage Crew ’60; Safe Driving Award 59. GENE FUZZELL: DE ’60. CARL GILL: DE 60, Vice Pres. ’60. PAT GILL: Gingcrsnaps '59, ’60; Band 58, ’59, '60, Librarian ’59, '60; Band Council ’59, '60; All State Band ’58, ’59, ’60; All State Orchestra ’60; Stage Crew ’59, ’60. NEOLA GOFORTH: Gingcrsnaps ’60; Paint Daubers ’60. Other Schools: Chorus 58, ’59; Serv- ice Club ’59. JIM GOINS JERRY GOLDSBY: Football '59, '60; All State '60; Who’s Who ’59; Bovs State ’59; Ugliest Bov ’59. JODIE GOODMAN: Latin Club ’58, State Hon- or Society ’60; La Parisienne '60. JAMES GOODPASTURE: TIGER TALES ’59, '60, Editor '59, 60, Business Mgr. ’59. ’60; Senior Play ’60; FJA '59, ’60; Student Council '59; Pho- tography Club ’59, '60, Pres. '59, Vice Pres. ’60; National Honor Society '58, 59, ’60; State Honor Society '58, ’59, ’60; Junior Rotarian '60. BOB GOWENS: Wrestling '59. ’60, FFA ’58. ’59, '60, Reporter ’60. MARY GRADY: FHA ’60. [25] Seniors 1960 BILL GROVE: Basketball '59, ’60; Stage Crew ’59; National Honor Society '59, ’60; State Hon- or Society ’58, ’59, '60. MARY EVELYN GROVES: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, 60, FJA ’60; FHA ’58, ’59, 60, Treas. ’59. Pres. ’60; Chorus ’58, ’59, ’60; Choralaircs ’59, ’60; Girls’ Glee Club ’58, ’59, ’60; TRAIL Staff ’60, Co-editor of organizations '60; National Honor Society ’60; State Honor Society 58, ’60; Quill and Scroll ’60. TOM HADDOCK: Band ’58, ’59; Science Club ’59; Swimming ’59; Senior Play '60; Stage Crew '59; Projection Club ’60. GEORGIA HADEN: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, ’60; FTA ’58, ’59, Secy. 58, Pres. ’59; FHA '58; La Parisienne ’60; Chorus ’58, ’59, ’60; Girls’ Glee Club ’58, '59, ’60. CAROLYN HAMES: Chorus ’58, ’59, Girls’ Glee Club ’58, ’59. NANCY HAMILTON: ENA ’60. MIKE HAMLIN: Football ’58, ’59, 60; Stage Crew ’59. PHIL HAMPTON: Student Council ’60; State Honor Society ’59, '60; National Honor Society '60. MIKE HOUSER: Football ’60; Track ’59; Senior Play ’60; Stage Crew ’60. Other Schools: Track '58. GARY HANCOCK: Football '59. AUGUST HANSMEYER: FFA 58. ’59, '60, Pres. ’60. ANNE HARRIS: Gingersnaps '58, ’59; DE ’60. Secy. '60; ENA ’59; Chorus ’58, ’59; Girls’ Glee Club ’58, ’59; Stage Crew ’59; DE Queen Honor Attendant ’60. JIM HARRIS: Band ’58; Band Council ’58. JOANNA HARRIS: Gingersnaps ’58, ’60; Chorus ’59; La Parisienne ‘60, Secy .-Reporter ’60; Na- tional Honor Society '59, '60; State Honor Society ’59, ’60; Library Club ’58, ’60; Junior Red Cross Council '60. NORMAN HARVEY: Football ’58, ’59, ’60. CHARLES HEAD K EN NETH HICKSON SANDRA HIGGINBOTHAM: Gingersnaps ’58, '59, ’60; GRA ’58. [26] David O’Neil proudly points out the day that he was elected Norman High’s Ugliest Bov. Quick, before Mr. Young catches us, Sandra Carpenter seems to be saying to Chuck Murdock and James Wing as they borrow Mrs. Bell's window. Honors Come to Deserving Classmates RON HALSKY: Student Council ’60; Latin Club 58; La Parisienne ’59; Track ’59; Senior Play ’60; Boys’ Glee Club ‘60. FRANCES HOLASEK: Gingersnaps '58. JIM HOLCOMB: Chorus ’59, ’60. KAY HOLLAND: Gingersnaps ’58, ‘59, ’60; Chorus '58, ’59, ‘60; ChoraTaircs ’59, ’60; La Parisi- enne ’60; Stage Crew '60; Library Club '60; Junior Red Cross Council ’60. LINDA HOLLINGSWORTH: Gingersnaps ’58, '59. ’60; Chorus '58; Student Council Alt. ’58, '59; National Honor Society '59. ‘60; State Honor So- ciety ’58, ’59, '60; Library Club ’59. LINDA HOLSONBAKE: FHA ’58; Senior Play ’60; Stage Crew 60. LUE HOPKINS: Gingersnaps 58, '59, ’60; GRA '58, 59, Adgenda Chairman '59; FNA ’59. ANNA SUE HORTON CATHY HOUGH: Chorus '58, ’59, Girls' Quar- tet '59; Gingersnaps ’58; DE ’60. [27] Teamwork WANDA LORENE HUNTER: DE '59, 60; FHA ’58; Chorus ’58. DON JAMES: Band '58, '59, ’60; All State Band '60; Student Council ’59; Wrestling ’58, ’60; Stage Crew ’59; Senior Play ’60. LARRY JENKINS. LOANNA JENNINGS: FNA ’59, ’60, Secy. ’60. EVERETT JOHNSON: National Honor So- ciety ’60; State Honor Society ’59, ’60. LINDA JOHNSON: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, ’60, Hist. 60; FNA ’59, ’60; Chorus '58. ’59, ’60; Girls' (ilcc Club ’58, ’59, '60; Mixed Chorus ’58, ’59, ’60; Ducklings ’58. ’59; Stage Crew ’59; National Honor Society ’59, ’60; State Honor Society ’58, ’59, ’60. DALE JONES JOI DELL JONES: Gingersnaps ’58. ’59; TRAIL Staff ’60; Stage Crew ‘59; Library Club ’58; Quill and Scroll ’60. LINDA JONES: Gingersnaps '59, '60; Chorus ’59, '60; Spanish Club ’59; Stage Crew ’59. Other Schools: FHA ’58; Spanish Club '58; Pep Club '58. JOAN KALMAN: Gingersnaps '58, '59, '60; Alt. Cheerleader '60; GRA ’58, ’59; Band ’58, ’59; Stu- dent Council ’58, 59, ’60; Ducklings '58, ’59; Stage Crew ’59. JULIE KALMAN: Gingersnaps '58, '59, ’60; GRA '58. 59; Student Council ’60; Ducklings ’58. ’59; Stage Crew ‘59; Paint Daubers '58. RICHARD KEELING: Swimming ‘59. ELWANDA KELLER: FNA ’59, ’60. MONTA JO KELLER: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59. JAMES KENNEDY: DE ’60; FFA ’59. ’60. SARA JANE KILL: Gingersnaps '58, '59, 60; FTA ’58, ’59, Treas. ’59; Stage Crew ’60; Library Club ’59. ’60. CAROL LACK: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, ’60, Alt. Cheerleader ’60; Stage Crew '59; FNA ’60; GRA ’58, ’59; FFA Queen 60. DAVID LAMPTON: FJA ’59, ’60; TIGER TALES Staff; Stage Crew ’59; National Honor Society ’60; State Honor Society ’58, ’60. [28] Triumphs JEANETTE LANDRETH: Art 58, 59. 60. BARBARA LANGLEY: DE 60; Chorus '58, ’59; All State Chorus ‘58, ’59; Gingersnaps ‘58. BARCIA ADRON LANGLEY: DE 60; Chorus ‘58. ‘59; All State Chorus 58. ’59; Gingersnaps 58. SHERMAN LAWTON: National Honor So- sicty 58. 59, 60; State 1 lonor Society 58, 59, ’60; Boys State 59; Pres, of Sr. Class ‘60; White House Conference 60; National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist 60, Finalist 60; National Honor Society Scholarship Finalist 60; Who’s Who 59. STEVE LAWTON: Student Council 59. ‘60. Pres. ‘60; Junior Play ‘59; Senior Play ‘60; Na- tional Honor Society ‘60; State Honor Society 60; Who’s Who ‘59; Junior Rotarians ‘60; White House Conference ‘60; Bovs State ‘59. TRUDY LEE: Band ‘58. ‘59. ‘60. Secy. ‘60, Li- hraian ‘58, ’59, ‘60. Band Council ’58, ’59, ‘60; Gingersnaps ‘58, ‘59, ‘60; Student Council, ‘58, ‘60; Stage Crew ’59; Procter ‘58. KATHY LEMMON: Gingersnaps ’58, 59, ‘60; Junior Play ‘59; Senior Play ‘60. SUSAN LEWIS: GRA ‘58, ‘59, Gingersnaps 58, ‘59, ‘60, Historian ‘59; Student Council ’60, Alt. ‘58; Stage Crew ’59. ELLIE LIVEZEY: GRA '58, ‘59. Spanish Club ‘59; Gingersnaps ’59, ‘60; Cheerleader ‘60, Stage Crew ’60; National Honor Society ‘59, ’60; State Honor Society ’58, ’59, ’60; Who’s Who ’60; Girls State ’60; National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist ‘60. GARY McCLANAHAN: DE ’60; Football ’59, Swimming ‘58, ’59. BOB McCLURE: All State Chorus ‘59; Football ‘58. MIKE McCONNELL: GRA ’59, ’60; Chorus ’58; Student Council Alt. ’58. LA VERNE McCORMICK: Art ’58, ‘59. WILMA McCONNELL: GRA ‘59. ‘60; Chorus ’58; Student Council Alt. ‘58. JANICE McCRAW: GRA ‘58, '59, Band ‘58. ’59. Band Council ‘59; Gingersnaps ‘58, ’59, ’60, Cor. Secy. 60; Student Council ’58, ‘59; Stage Crew ’59; National Honor Society ‘60; State Honor Society 60. JIMMIE LEE MeGOWEN: Gingersnaps ‘58, ‘59, ’60; Paint Daubers ‘58, ‘59. ‘60, Pres. ’60; La Parisienne ’60; TIGER TALES Staff ‘59, ’60, News Editor ’59. ‘60; FHA ‘59, ‘60; Quill and Scroll ‘60; National Honor Society ‘59, ’60; State Honor Society ‘58, ‘59, ‘60; BPW Award ’60; Girls State ’59; FTA '59, Secy. ‘59; Stage Crew ‘59, 60. EVERETT McCLAIN: Wrestling ’58. BOBBY MADOLF: Other Schools: FFA ’58. [29] Clowning it up before a pep assembly skit arc Chuckie Schneider, Diane Dodd. Rosellcn Anderson, Carolyn Norris, and Trudy I c. The night of the big pep rally brought smiles to the faces of Kay Tucker, Elbe Livezey, Judy Talley. Becky Wharton, and Karen Moore. Rallies, Coronations Help Fill Year DOROTHY iMADOLE: Gingersnaps '58, ‘59, '60. LOEVA MARTIN MIKE MARTIN: Eootball ‘58, ‘59, ’60. RONNIE MARTIN- EDDY MASSEY: Eootball ‘59, ‘60; Stage Crew ‘59; Boys State ’59; Senior Class Vice Pres. ‘60. KATHY MATTINGLY: EH A 58, Songlcadcr ‘58; Chorus ‘58, ’59, ‘60. Librarian ‘59; Hist. ’60, Girls’ Glee Club ‘58, 59, 60, Girls Quartet ’59, ‘60; Student Council Alt. ’58. MUCH MERTES: State Honor Society 60; La Parisienne '60; Science Club ‘59; Junior Play ,’59, Publicity Mgr. ‘59; Stage Crew ‘59, '60; Senior Play ‘6(5; Student Council Alt. ‘60; TRAIL Staff ‘59, 60, Art Editor '59, ’60, Honors Editor ’60, Faculty Editor ’60, Co-Class Editor ‘60, FPA ’60; Photography Club '59, ‘60; Paint Daubers '58, ‘59, 60, Sccy.-Trcas. ‘59, Vice Pres. '60; Outstanding Artist Award ’58, ’59, ‘60; First Place Art Edmond ‘58; Scholastic Art Medalist '59; Nomination for Hallmark Honor Prize '60; Latham Foundation •Merit Award ‘59; SEVENTEEN Art Finalist ’59. Quill and Scroll ’59, ‘60, Pres. ‘60. NANCY MILES: Gingersnaps ‘58, ‘59, 60, Cheer- leader 60; GRA ‘58. '59, Reporter '59; Band '58; Student Council ‘59; Stage Crew '59; Junior .Miss Norman ‘60; Junior Miss Oklahoma '60. NANCY MILLER: Gingersnaps ‘58. '59, ‘60; TIGER TALES ‘59; Chorus '58. ‘59; ENA '59; DE ‘60. [30] Seniors 1960 R. D. MILLER JIMMY MOORE: National Honor Society '60; State Honor Society '59. KAREN MOORE: Gingersnaps '58, 59, ’60, Cheerleader '60; National Honor Society ’59, '60; State Honor Society '58, ’59, ’60; Who’s Who ’59; BPW Award ’60; junior Play ’59; Student Coun- cil ’59; Spanish Club ’59. JOYCE MOOREHEAD: Gingersnaps '58, '59. '60; Stage Crew ’60; Spanish Club '59, ’60; Li- brary Club ’59, '60, Sccy.-Treas. '60. JACKIE MORRELL JANICE MORRELL: Gingersnaps '58, ’59, ’60; Chorus '58; Library Club '60. AMOS MOSES JR.: Band ’58, '59. 60. Pres. ’60; All State Band '58, '59, ’60; Band Council ’60; Student Council ’60; Senior Play '60. CHARLES MURDOCK: Junior Play ’59. MARION NELMS: Band ’58. JIMMY NEWBY: Football '59, '60; Wrestling '59, '60; FFA ’58, ’59. 60. CAROLYN NORRIS: Gingersnaps '58, ’59. ’60, Secy. ’59, Pres. '60; Chorus '58, '59, '60; Girls’ Trio '58, ’59. ’60; Mixed Chorus ’58, ’59, ’60; Girls’ Glee Club ’58, ’59, 60; Choralaires 58, ’59, ’60; All State Chorus '59, '60; Chorus Queen ’60; Girls State Alt. '59; Stage Crew ’59; National Honor Society ’60; State Honor Society '60; GRA ’58, '59; Student Council ’59; TRAIL Queen Honor Attendant ’59. DAVID O’NEIL: Football '59. '60; Student Coun- cil ’58; Senior Play ’60; Ugliest Bov ’60; First Place Edmond Drafting '59. JIMMIE RAY PAINE: Gingersnaps '58, ’59, ’60. Snapper-Upper ‘60; Student Council '58; Chorus ’58, ’59. '60. Trcas. '60; Spanish Club ’58; Duck- lings '58, ’59, '60; Stage Crew ’59. SHELIA PATTERSON: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, '60; Student Council ’60. RONNIE PENDERGRAFT: Basketball ’58, ’59. '60; State Champ Team ’59; Baseball ’58. MARGARET PHILLIPS: Chorus 58, '59. DELORES PIERSON: Gingersnaps '58. ’59. DE '60; DE Queen Honor Attendant '60; Chorus ’58. CAROL POPE: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, ’60; Stage Crew ’59; Student Council ’60; National Honor Society '60; State Honor Society. '58, '59, ‘60; Chorus ’58; Spanish Club '58, '59, Vice Pres. ’59; Spanish Queen '59. [31] Seniors 1960 PETE POTEET: Spanish Club '58; Gingcrsnaps '59; Student Council ’58; Other Schools: Delphic Liberary Society ’59; Curtis Captain ’59; Red Cross Chairman ’59. JOANN PRICE ANN PRIER: EJA ’60; GRA ’59; La Parisienne ’60; Student Council Alt. 59, ’60; Science Club ’60, Secy. '60; Camera Club ’59; TRAIL Staff ’59, ’60, Co-Faculty Editor ’59, Circulation Manager ’60; Stage Crew '59; Youth Court Clerk ’59, ’60; Quill and Scroll ’59, ’60. LINDA PULLIAM: Gingcrsnaps ’58, '59, ’60; Football Queen '60. GERRY REECE: FJA '60; FT A '59, '60; Ginger- snaps ’58. ’59. ’60; Student Council Alt. ’58; TRAIL Staff '58, '59, ’60. Co-Organization Editor '59, Editor '60; National Honor Society, ’58. ’59, ’60; State Honor Society ’58, '59, ’60; State Honor Society ’58. ’59, ’60; Quill and Scroll ’59, ’60, Secy. ’59. CAROLYN REESE: La Parisienne '60; Gingcr- snaps '58, ’60; Chorus ’60; Senior Play ’60; Nation- al Honor Society ’58; Library Club ’58, 60; Other Schools: French Club 59; Foreign Policy Club ’59. BEVERLY RENEGAR: GRA '58. '59; Ginger- snaps 58, '59; Science Club ’59; Stage Crew ’59, '60. CEO ELLEN REYNOLDS: DE '60; FNA ’59; Chorus ’58. '59; All State Chorus ’58, ’59; Ginger- snaps '58, ’59. ELAINE ROBBINS: Gingcrsnaps 58. PAT ROBERTSON: EH A ’60; Chorus ’60; Na- tional Honor Society 59, ’60; Other Schools: Band '59; Chorus ’58. '59; Rebel Misses ’58; School Paper '58; Drum Majorette ’59; Y-Teens 58, ’59. KAY RUSSELL: Chorus ’59, '60; GRA '58; Gin- gcrsnaps ’58, ’59, ’60; Student Council Alt. ’60; Stage Crew ’60. SUZANNE SAIN: Gingcrsnaps '58. CHUCKIE SCHNEIDER: GRA ’58, '59; Chorus ’58, ’59, ’60, Choralaircs '58, '59, ’60, Secy. ’60; Gingcrsnaps ’58, ’59, ’60, Alt. Cheerleader ’60; Student Council ’59; Stage Crew ’59; Senior Play '60. JAMES MURRAY SHEAFFER: DE '58; Stu- dent Council '60, Alt. ’58, ’59; Science Club 60; Football '59, ’60; Basketball Mgr. ’59, ’60; Track '59, ’60; Baseball Mgr. ’58; Senior Play ’60; Boys’ Glee Club ’60; Math Club ’60, Vice Pres. ’60. BEVERLY ANN SHIRLEY: Chorus ’58, ’59. BUDD SKINNER BARBARA SMITH: FNA 59. ’60. Historian '59, Secy. '60; Chorus ’58, '59, '60; Gingcrsnaps '58, '59, '60. CAROLYN SMITH: Other Schools: FHA ’58; Girls’ Basketball ’58. [32] LI AVIS SMITH: Football 58. ’59, 60; Track ’58, ’60; Junior Rotarian '60. RAYMOND SMITH: 1)1. '59, '60. TRUDE STEELE: Gingersnaps '58, '59, '60, Class Checker '59, Reporter '60; Student Council ’58, '59, '60; Science Club 60; GRA '58, '59; Junior Play Understudy '59; Youth Court '59, '60, BalifF '60; TRAIL Staff '59. '60, Advertising Layout Mgr. '60, Co-Class Editor '60; Quill and Scroll '59. '60; TIGER TALKS Staff 59, '60, Managing Editor '59, Business Mgr. '60, Editor '60; FJA '59, '60; TEEN Board '59; La Parisienne '60; Teen- Age March of Dimes Chairman '60. DIANE STUARD: Gingersnaps '58, ’59, ’60; ENA '59; GRA '58. '59, Treas. '59; Latin Club '58, '59; Chorus 58, ’59, '60, Lib. '59. '60; All State Chorus ’60; Student Council '60; Science Club '59; Stage Crew '60; National Honor Society ’60; State Honor Society '59. '60; Girls’ Quartet '59; (iirl’s Trio '60; Chorus Queen Honor Attendant. LINDA SWIM: Chorus '58. '59; DE ’60. JUDY TALLEY: Gingersnaps '58, '59, '60; ENA '59; GRA '59; La Parisienne '60; Student Council '58, '59, Alt. ‘60; Ducklings 58, ’59; Stage Crew ’59; National Honor Society ’58, '59, ’60; State Honor Society ’58, '59, '60; Youth Court ’58, '59. SHARON TANKERSLEY: Gingersnaps '58, ’59, '60; ENA '58, ‘59; Spanish Club '60; Chorus ’58, '59, '60; Choralaires ’58, '59. '60; Girls' Trio ’60; All State Chorus ’60; Girls’ Glee Club '58, '59, '60; Mixed Chorus ’58, '59, '60; Student Council Alt. '60; Science Club '60; National Honor Society '58, '60; State Honor Society ’58, ’60; Girls State Alt. ‘59; Math Club '60, Pres. ’60. MIKE TERRY: Football '59. ’60. PAT TERRY: Football ’58; Senior Play ’60. Last Prom Brings Memories, Tears • • • and then it just happened,’’ says Beverly Renegar to Susan Lewis, Sherman Lawton, and Eddy Massey at the Howdy Hop. “There’s four of us to that one photographer!” boasts Tommy Haddock to Bob McClure, Martin Moses, and David Lampton. “I wonder how well I did? ' thinks Beverly Renegar as she, Becky Wharton, Larry Tookcr, Beverly Valouch, Jackie Walker, and Pat Womack listen to the results of their achieve- ment tests. Looking up information for their term reports arc Janet Walton, Julia Will, Teresa Davidson, and Linda Swim, as Chips Marquard and Gary Hancock look on. Parties, Commencement End Interlude TOMMY TIPPS: Swimming 58, State Champion- ship Diving Award 58, Junior Olympics ’58; Choralaircs 59; Boy's Glee Club. LARRY TOOKER: Band '58, '59, '60, Student Council Alt. ’60; Junior Play '59; Senior Play ’60; Band Council '60; Math Club '60, Reporter '60. KAY TUCKER: Gingersnaps '60; FHA '58; Chorus '58, ’59; Stage Crew '59; National Honor Society '60; State Honor Society '58, '59, '60; Bet- ty Crocker Award '60. BEVERLY VALOUCH: Band '58, '59, '60; All State Band '58, 59, '60; All State Orchestra ’58, '59, ’60. SANDRA VICKERS SHARON YVADLEY: Gingersnaps '58; FHA '58; Chorus ’59. DELBERT WALKER: Boys’ Glee Club '60. JACKIE WALKER: Gingersnaps '58, '59, '60; Chorus ’58, '59, '60; Mixed Chorus '58, '59, '60; Girls' Glee Club '58, '59, '60; National Honor So- ciety ’60. BILL WARD: Band ’58. '59, '60; Band Council '58. Seniors 1960 JIMMY WATT: Senior Flay ’60; Norman Hi-Y Club '60, Vice Pres. ’60. BECKY WHARTON: Gingersnaps '58, '59, '60; Student Council '60. Treas. '60; GRA '58. '59. Stage Crew '59, '60; Who’s Who '60; Library Club ’58. JIM WHITE: Band '58, '59; FJA '59; Student Council '58; Science Club '59, Pres. '59; TRAIL Staff '59, Photographer '59; Photography Club ’59, Pres. '59; Football Mgr. ’59, '60; Swimming '58. '59, ’60, Captain '60; Junior Play '59. JUNE. WHITNEY: Gingersnaps '60. JAY WILKINSON: Football ’58. '59, '60. Tri- Captain '59, '60; All Conference Player of The Year ’59. ’60; All State '59, '60; SCHOLASTIC All American '60; High School All American '60; Boys State ‘59; Bovs Nation '59; Who’s Who ’58; Junior Rotarian '60; National Honor Society ’59, '60; State Honor Society ’60; Track ’58, 59; Bas- ketball ’58, ’59, ’60. JULIA WILL: Chorus '58, ’59; DE '60. S I EVE WILLIAMS: Bovs’ Glee Club ’60; Stu- dent Council '60. Alt. ’59; Stage Crew ’59; Senior Play ’60. MARY WILLIBRANI): Gingersnaps ’58. ’59, '60; La Parisienne '60; Spanish Club '59, ’60; Stage Crew ’59. LINDA WILLOUGHBY: Gingersnaps ’58, '59, '60; DE '60. Hist. '60; FNA’ 59; Chorus ’58. JAMES WING: Wrestling ’59, '60. PAT WOMACK: Gingersnaps 58, '59, '60; FNA '58, '59, '60, Treas. '59, Pres. '60; Junior Red Cross Council ’59, Vice Pres. '59. JEFF WOODSON: Senior Play '60; Stage Crew 59. MARY WRIGHT: FNA 59. MARSA WYNN: Gingersnaps ’58, '59, '60, Head Checker '59; FJA '60; FNA ’59, Secy. '59; GRA '58. '59; Chorus '58, '59, '60; Girls' Glee Club ’58, ’59, ‘60; Girls' Trio ’58; Mixed Chorus '58, '59, ’60; Student Gmncil Alt. 58; TIGER TALES Typist ’60; Senior Play ’60; Stage Crew ’59; Girls State '59; Youth Court '58. '59. ARLENE YORK:: Chorus '58, 59, '60; Girls’ Glee Club ’58, ’59; Mixed Chorus ’60. LINDA YOUNG: Gingersnaps ’58, ’59, ’60; FNA ’59; Chorus ’58, ’59. RONNIE YOUNGBLOOD: Wrestling ’58. BOB ZOBLOTSKY: Swimming '58, '59; DE ’60. [35] Juniors The Junior year has been an exciting one. Our riotous comedy, “You Can’t Take It With You,” packed the house for two nights. With new-found class spirit and pride we supported our Trail Queen candidate and worked hard to make our prom unforgettable. Although we look forward to our senior year with anticipa- tion, we realize nothing can compare with being a Junior! Dick Self, vice-president; Jan Wade, secretary-treasurer; and Quay Parker, president; were the 1960 junior class officers. The Junior class sponsors were Mr. Majors, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Taylor. “Don’t youJever close your mouth, Judy?” Othcrfhaving a happy time arc Sylvia Martin, Bob handsaw, Rita Mobley, and Robert Smith. [36] Guided By Outstanding Leaders Kay Adkins Richard Alexander Darlene Anderson Donna Anderson Gary Anderson Robert Anneslcy Charles Armstrong Jerry Arter Mike Atha Jim Baghv Donna Baldwin Bill Bandy Martha Barringer Marion Bauman Jerry Bcardslcc Betty Bclford Gloria Bennett Rebecca Berry Dolores Bowles Jerry Brazil Don Brookins Cccillc Brookshire Dolores Brown Gordon Brown Joy Brown Corky Butler Linda Campbell Kay Cheek Dc Ann Chesser Ted Chillcss Ronald Clouscr Dewey Comer Mary Comer Betty Conkling Richard Cowan .Midge Craven Jim Crownover Freddie Curren Karen Daniels Jane David [37] Juniors Romp Darla Decs Larry Dixon George Dorsctt Sharon Dulaney Charlene Edmonds Loy Elmore Phoebe Farmer Linda Farris Barbara Freeman Kay Fricdlandcr Linda Fries Gary Frost Mary Catherine Gallagher Jimmy Gay Jcanic Geycr Morris Glenn Paul Goforth Martin Goodpasture Carolyn Graves Marlene Gregory Sandra Griffin Joe Grizzle Wanda Grizzle Judy Grotts Mary F.d Halford Sharon Names Jayne Harkey Gale Harmon Buddy Harris Janice Harris Tommy Harris Ann Hedrick Nancy Heflin Beverly Henderson Jcrrcl Henderson Jimmy Henderson Dagmar Herden Pat Hinshaw Bob Hood Beverly Howard [3«] Through Exciting Year Derwinn Howell Gary Hunt Tom Hunter Bill Ingles Martha Jansing Kenneth Jerome Bernice Johnson Fdna Johnson Fern Johnson Sandy Johnson Margaret Jones James Kahoc Lee Kcely Warren Kelley Irene Kersey Andy Kimberling F.loisc Kuykendall Ramona Lain Jack LaRuc Lorette Lemmons Alvin Leonard Lesley Lewis Gary Livingston Pat Locke Harold Logan Sandra Love John Luttrcll Elvcra McCarty Mike McDaniel Nancy McDonald Mary Jane McFlhancv Bill McKinney Ben Malan Kenneth Manning Fred Martin Sabra Martin Sylvia Martin Joanna Mason Sharon Mickle Larry Miller [39] Junior Play Was Smashing Success Sharon Minnix Rita .Mobley Joy Monroe Shirley Moran Percy Morcu Darrell Moling Ty Morris Verna Moss Shirley Murphy Ramona Musgmvc Charlene Myers Janie Myers Diane Neaves Otis Nelms Janie Oliphant Marthanne Orr Tommy Panncll Quay Parker Carolyn Parman Clco Parsons Jimmy Pence John Perry Karen Pitt Connie Polk Maxine Powell Pat Primrose Rodney Reed Glorcna Roberson Butch Roberts Richard Robinson Sally Robinson John Ross Norma Jane Rungc Marilyn Scroggins Dick Self Sara Shaeffer Candy Shelton Diane Shobert Martha Sickles Stephanie Skinner Melba Smalling Norenc Smith [40] Robert Smith Nancy Stnolin Jack Speaks Ronnie Stanley Sherry Steele Wayne Steely Linda Stricklin Phyllis Stringer Jim Swank Ray Taylor Roy Taylor Suzy Taylor Linda Terry Mary Todd Patty 'Looker Betty Tuma Sanford Tyndalc Richard Urdahl Haney Van Schuyver Lddic Vermillion Jan Wade Lana Warren Larry Warren Ann Wiest Ray Wight Neva Jo Williams Jerry Wing Carolyn Winn Vickie Woodrow Jimmie Woods “Down with Communism!!! exclaims Quay Parker as other members of the Junior Play cast reverently bow heads. “Duck you fools!” shouts John Ross as the Wicked Witch of the Southwest Corridor roars overhead on her jet-pro- pelled broom. [41] Presiding over a Sophomore class meeting is the Sophomore president, Jerry Robertson. Others seated on the stage arc: Mr. Everett Bobbitt, sponsor; Mrs. I.ois Brandt, sponsor; Sigrid Schmitt, secretary-treasurer; Terry Ridley, vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, sponsor; and Mrs. Katherine Maddox, sponsor. A Remembered Year Ends and A sophomore is marked by good spirits and uncontrollable gaiety. True to this description the members of our class have filled this year with a great deal of fun, but we have also ac- complished much. Many sophomores have ex- celled in scholarship, lettered in athletics, and become leaders in the clubs and organizations of our school. From our hard work and enthusias- tic campaigning for our first Trail Queen can- didate. we have emerged as a group with an un- deniable pride in our class. We are happy to complete this year and look forward eagerly to the future. “Altogether now, one, two, three.” Kay Tankcrslcy, Gail Lawson, Nancy Carter, Judy Carpenter, Terry Ridley, and Lynn Edwards arc out for their daily ex- ercise. [42] Terry Anderson Jimmy Armstrong Kill Ball Dwain Ha I lew Boh Beaty Ronald Bell I.inda Biffle Karen Lea Black Suzanne Black Ezra Boggs Jackie Boggs Steve Bonner Carolyn Bowen Terry Bowers David Boyd Barbara Brake-hill Linda Brandt Dinah Lee Brcndlc Jim Bross Billie Jo Bryant Linda Buell Chcrric Burns Jerry Byram La Donna Cantrell a New One Begins For Class of 62 “Evidently Judy hasn’t heard about Dr. Fletcher’s mouth wash.” Judy Renegar, Linda Morcu, Charlotte Council, and Judy Carpenter enjoy the annual Howdy Hop. Knights and knightics of the round table, Catherine Gill, Ann Minnich, Joe Moody, Chris Brewer, David Fries, and Diane Desper enjoy a chat before class. [43] Enthusiasm Fills Activities Of Outstanding Sophomores Janie Cargill Judy Carpenter Sandy Carr Nancy Carter James Churchwcll Frances Clark Henry Clay Clco Cleveland Jan Coffey Gwen Cosscy Charlotte Council Christina Council Carl Cowan Margaret Crawford Bob Danlcy Douglas Danner Richard Davis Phil DeBerry Douglas Donaldson Lurcnc Dunn Sally Dyer Kay Lynn Edwards David Ellis Jerry Ernst Darlene Farrar Shirley Ferrell Beth Findley Robert Flccncr Elizabeth Force Charles Fountain Nancy Fowler Margaret Fritch Phyllis Gardner Brent Giczcntanncr Evelyn Gill Mike Glasscock Kaye Glenn Connie Green Diana Green Judy Greenwood Don Grissom Nora Mac Greenwood [44] Gary Grizzle Suzy Gruber Gwendolyn Guinn LaDonna I laden Randy I laden Katherine Hansmeyer Sandra Hardesty Cheryl Harkey Georgia Hannon Shirley Harmon Glenda Hatfield Kean.' Hayes Louise Hciskill Phil Heitz Rose Henderson Henry Hcnsel Connie Hickman James Higlwc .Mclodic Holcomb Mike Hollcyman Anna Houck Jerry HufTman David Iverson l-'mma Jacobs Dick James Dwight Johnson Jeff Jolly Coy Kersey John Kidd Marie King Charles Kirtlcy Maine Kruis Kathv Lack Marilyn Lack Susan Lamar Dwain. you know you shouldn't bring pictures like that to school.” Coy Kersey, Bob Bcatv, Dwight Johnson, Denny Hopkins, and Dwain Ballcw amuse themselves during lunch. Mrs. Bell and her Latin II students put their heads together . . . Annie Mooney, Terry Anderson, Judy MeGowen and Mrs. Bell discuss a difficult construction. For the results of this, tunc in . . . oh well, just ask Dennis.” Dennis Maxwell, Boh Landsaw, and Dick White play in the snow. Look what we found for you, .Mrs. Brandt.” Warren Moore, Judy Carpenter, Judy Renegar, Marcic Power and Harriet Richey have fun before school. School, Success, Sophs Go Hand In Hand Carey Lambeth Bob Landsaw Leroy Lowrancc Freddie McCarter Glenda McClure Deanna McConnell John McCray Larry MeDade Judy MeGowen Warren McKenzie Mary Jean McNeclcy Coicta Jo Madden Peggie Malone Sharon Marti Bertie Ruth Martin Dennis Maxwell Paul Meyer Bama Miles Frma Moody Annie Laurie Mooney Warren Moore Linda Moreu Bobby Moring Marc Murphy “Hello to you, too. Boo Boo! ” Dick White, and Dwain Ballcw wonder about the intcr-com. Cheryl Naifeh Jerry Nolan Linda Nordstrom Mary Anne O’Connell Judy Orth Charles Pappan Jim Patterson Tommy Payton LaDonna Pierce Orvclla Pierson Louise Pope Celeste Potcct Gene Potter Joan Powell Shirley Powell Marcic Power ’crn Primrose Ramona Randolph Douglas Reed Joan Reed Judy Renegar Bob Rice Kenneth Richard Harriet Richey Patsy Ridgway Terry Ridley .Mike Ritz Carolyn Rol bins Marilyn Roberson Jerry Robertson Linda Robertson Rachcllc Robson Earlinc Rogers Ann Ross Dc Ann Salyer .Milton Sanders Gordon Saxton Barbara Schuldt Gordon Sennhenn Mike Shannon Me, Trail queen candidate!” shouts Dorothy Willard as Mike Glasscock, Marcic Power, Hank Wilson, and the rest of Mrs. Maddox's geometry class look on. I don't care; I just don't like dirty jokes!” insists Bar- bara Brakebill to Judy Orth and Bama Miles. Sophomores Anxiously Patti Sharp Alccia Shobert Marianne Siegmund Robert Sims Stanley Skinner Lynda Smith Martha Smith Linda Jo Spillcr Jim Storm Janet Suchy Kli .aheth Sullenbcrgcr Connie Sullivan Klainc Swank Mary Swimlcy Kay Tankcrslcy Freda Taylor Janice Taylor Donna Terry Sherry Thomas Gary Thrailkill Darrell Thrower Darla Tolson David Vanderburg Ronnie Walden Await [4 1 Ronnie Walker Larry Ward Sandra Warren Cameron Weber Joe Wonder Alex Whistler Dick White Sue Ann White Neaoina Wilkins Dorothy Willard Kathy Williams David Wilson Linda Wilson Sharon Wilson Jimmy Witt Sandra Worrell Linda Kay Wright Judy Young Linda Young Marilyn Young Last Two Years Sebastian and friend. Bob Bcatv and Dwain Ballcw begin their night-time fun. Student teachers??? Mike Ritz, David Wilson, and John McCray start practice teaching at an early age. [49] C LC -Xfn - UJ £ C U’sz jl ■ i jte ea r7 A ■: n £o4L rt CjZj fe. • y -ys tex c ucl ‘- °S ?S t . y ay 'S'Ys iy Trail Works Trude Steele consults the dummy as Larry MeDade, Gerry Reece, and Mitch Mertes check the pages before the first deadline. Marion Bauman Nancy Carter Kay Lynn Edwards Loy Elmore Robert Flcencr Lavinia Kay Frank .Mary Evclyi Groves Judy McGowcn Mitch Mertes Ann Frier Gerry Recce Jerry Robertson Sally Robinson Martha Sickles [52] Hard On Beautiful Book We, the Trail Staff present this yearbook to you with pride. In it we have tried to capture each event so that it may be a true record of the year. In spite of tense moments, last-minute rushes, and close dead- lines, we have thoroughly enjoyed putting out this book; and we hope that the result of our work is all you would have it be. After the last deadline, the staff began work for the coronation in April. The theme, “Carousel,” was carried out beautifully in emerald green, yellow, and white. Sherry Steele, .Mitch .Mertes, and Lavinia Kay Frank take a coke break while they work fever- ishly on the big coronation. Ugh! How I hate to index! thinks Nancy Carter as she, Joi Dell Jones, Martha Sickles, Mary Evelyn Groves, Ann Pricr, Emma Jacobs, Jerry Robertson, and Judy MeGowen patiently wait for their numbers to be called. Bottom row: Diane Dodd, Joyce Morehead, Linda Buell, and Linda Nordstrom. Second row: Ruth Ferrell, Fat Primrose, Judy Helm, Celeste Potcct, Melodic Holcomb, and Martha Barringer. Third row: Janice Taylor, Nancy Smolin, Mary Comer, and Carol Shier. Fourth row: Sharon Mardcn and Sharon Tankcrsley. Mexico Intrigues Spanish Clubbers Officers of the Spanish Club arc Ruth Ferrell, president; Pat Primrose, vice-president; and Happy Miller, secre- tary-treasurer. Miss McSpaddcn serves as sponsor. The soft language of Old Mexico is the ex- citing study which led to the organizing of the Spanish Club, because the students wished to obtain a greater understanding of Spanish speak- ing people. The more the members learn about the people, their way of life and culture, the more interesting the language becomes. The Spanish students were again invited to attend the Spanish Fiesta held at the University of Okla- homa where their lovely queen, Pat Primrose, competed with all the other queens of Spanish Clubs from over the state. The club chose for their officers Ruth Ferrell, president; Pat Prim- rose, vice-president; and Happv Miller, secre- tarv-trcasurcr. Bottom row: Judy Young, Susan LaMar, Anna Houck, Lmma Jacobs, Cheryl Harkey, Patti Sharp, and Brian Howard. Second row: Jerry Crane, Richard Hopla, Terry Anderson. Joan Powell, Judy MeGowen. Sigrid Schmitt, Ann VVicst and Norma Jane Rungc. Latin Club Studies Roman Culture “Y’eni, vidi, vici,” or so a Latin student hopes. However, the students of the basic Romance language organized the Latin Club sponsored by .Miss MeSpadden to delve even further into the life, religion, and culture of the toga-clad na- tion. In the gay garb of the masters of the Medi- terranean, the members ate, drank, and were merry at their first Roman banquet at which time they honored their queen. Patti Sharp, treas- urer. Climaxing the year, the club spent a day at the state Junior Classical League Convention and ended the year with a picnic at the farm of the president, Ann YViest. Sigrid Schmitt, vice- president, and Norma Jane Rungc, secretary, contributed their leadership to the Latin Club. Miss MeSpadden led the Latin Club through a full year with the help of the officers: Ann Wicst, president; Sigrid Schmitt, vice-president; and Patti Sharp, treasurer. Not pictured is Norma Jane Rungc, secretary. Artists Display Talent 1'he art classes, directed by Mrs. Alice Flem- ing, perform many services for the community and try to further art appreciation in the school. This year Joy Brown was in charge of painting a nativity scene at Christmastime. Members took part in the Scholastic and Edmond art contests and several poster contests. The art club. Paint Daubers, chose Jimmie Lee McGowcn, presi- dent; Mitch Mertes, vice president; Judy Mc- Gowcn, secretary-treasurer; Ted Chillcss, re- porter; and Jcsscna Brasher, recreation chairman. The Paint Dauber officers, Judy McGowcn, Mitch Mertes, Jimmie Lee McGowcn, Ted Chillcss, and Jcsscna Brasher, experiment with cut paper. F.xamining a collage during a criticism session arc Javnc Harkcy, Gayle Coles, Jackie Boggs, Nancy Smolin, and Darlene Boarts. Linda Biffie, Kay Edwards, Emma Jacobs, and Judy Harkcy are told how to print woodblocks correctly by their teacher, Mrs. Alice Fleming. [56] Jerry Watt, Bobby l.andsaw, Jeannette I.andrcth, and Shirley Powell watch Vickie Woodrow finish her ceramic mosaic. Getting ready to spray fixative on a sketch arc Ncola Goforth, Charles Kirtlcv, Paul Reynolds, Jim Bross, and Bobby Anncslcv. Discussing the problems in constructing a wire sculpture arc Joy Brown, Barbara Schuldt, Judy Helm, Rita Mobley, and Suzy Taylor. Phil DeBerry, Ivan Rigglc, Barbara Freeman, and Nancy Hamilton help Joyce Kclton take her ceramic sculpture from the kiln. [57] Chorus Gains New Heights The one hundred thirty-two members of Nor- man High's vocal music department have one thing in common—they enjoy singing. Mrs. Lu- cille White is their director, and the officers are: Tv Morris, president; Chuckie Schneider, secre- tary; Jimmie Rav Paine, treasurer; and Kathy Mattingly, historian. During the year they at- tend a festival at Stillwater and a district con- test at Oklahoma City University. Part of the group is selected to attend All-State Choral Clin- ic at Oklahoma University. The most important event of the year is the spring concert and coro- nation of the queen, Carolyn Norris, by Tv Morris. Other attendants arc: Diane Stuard, Chuckie Schneider, Todis Brett, Kay Russell, Marsa Wynn, and Sharon Tankcrslcy. Featured here arc Kathy Mattingly, Charlene Schneider, Jimmie Ray Paine, and Tv Morris, president. Hottoi i row: Sharon Wilson, Virginia McCaslin, Sharon Marti, Connie Green. Marilyn Roberson, Donna Findley, Marcic Power, Frances Clark, Gwen Cosscy, Loretta Little, and Joy Monroe. Second row: Sharon Mardcn, Shirley Harmon, F.arlinc Rogers, Peggy Parker, Janet Suchy, Martha Smith, Janie Cargill, Connie Hickman, Carol Pyle, Normal Thompson, Louise Pope and Suzy Grul cr. Third row: Diane Shobert, Celeste Potcct, Lurcnc Dunn, Anita Langley, Glenda Hatfield, Louise Hciskill, Sharon Dulaney, Suzanne Black, Linda Brandt. Irene Kcrscv, Linda Buell, Marv Jean McNcclcy. Margaret Raines. Nancy McDonald, and Shirley Murphy. Bottom row: Pat Primrose, Janie Oliphanr, Kloisc Kuykendall, Carolyn Parman, Sharon Tankcrslcy, Kathy Mattingly, Diane Stuard, Betty Conkling, Chuckic Schneider, Margaret Jones, Jimmie Ray Paine, and Jackie Walker. Second row: Kav Russell, Pat Robertson, Barbara Smith. Marv Evelyn Groves, Kav Holland, Chervil Caddell, Delores Bowles, Diane Neaves, Arlene rk, Verna Marie Moss, Phyllis Stringer. Selma Badry, Judy Walker, and Elizabeth Force. Third row: Carolyn Norris, Fern Johnson, Robert Bruemmer, Corky Butler, Joe Grizzle, Roy Taylor, David Scars, Terry Bowers, Ty Morris, Quay Parker. David Burch, Gayle Allison, and Lcanna Butler. Fourth row: Linda Jones, Linda Johnson, Warren Kelley, Larry Ward, Earl Bishop, Jerry Holcomb, Jim Giles, Ray Taylor, Jim Holcomb, Bob Danlcy, Marsa Wynn, and Todis Brett. Vocalizing arc two members of the girls trio, Diane Stuard and Carolyn Norris, accompanied l� v Marsa Wynn. (Not pictured is Sluron Tankersley.) Hot tom row: Janie Hinton. Marilyn Scroggins. Terry Ridley, LaDonna I laden, La- Donna Pierce, Marv Lee Bishop, and Ramona Musgrovc. Second row: Sally Dyer. (Jail Lawson. Ginger Crow, Katherine Williams. Georgia Belle Haden. Billie Jo Bryant, Sandra Love, and Dorothy Cornclison. Third row: Linda Nordstrom, Karen Pitt, Gwendolyn Guinn, Sharon Mciklc, Carolyn Names, Norenc Smith, Diane Noah, and Cheryl Naif eh. Contests, Concerts Fill Choral Activities Practicing diligently arc Marcic Power, Louise Pope, and Carolyn Parman. NHS has its own Barber Shop Quartet composed of Corky Butler, Ty Morris. Roy Taylor, and Robert Scars. “Everyday’s Thursday when you’re in love,” sigh Frances Clark and Irene Kersey to Anita i.anglcy during chorus class. I hate to say anything, hut I think Carolyn and Sharon arc flat,” remarks Kloisc to Janie. Bottom row: David Burch. Robert Bruemmer, Joe Grizzle, Warren Kelley, Roy Taylor, Terry Bowers, Ty Morris, and Quay Parker. Second row: Larry Ward, Corky Butler, David Sears, Karl Bishop, Jerry Holcomb, Jim Giles, Ray Taylor, Jim Holcomb, and Bob Danley. V “Singing is fun when Mrs. White directs. [61] FHA Improves Future Homemakers of America was organ- ized to promote appreciation and satisfaction of homemaking and develop leadership for the home and community. In the fall they held an initiation followed by a reception for their par- ents. The officers attended several planning meetings, and the entire group went to the state rally in Oklahoma City. To cheer the patients they provided Easter favors for the Municipal Hospital. The officers selected were Mary Evelyn Groves, president; Jessena Brasher, vice- president; Loanna Jennings, secretary; Carolyn Winn, treasurer; Elizabeth Sullenbcrgcr, parlia- mentarian; and Gloria Bennett and Carolyn Par- man, songlcaders. The sponsor is Mrs. Inez Rolette. Three, Two, One . . . counts Barbara Schuldt to Judy Suddath and Darlene Anderson. Bottom row: Carolyn Winn, Linda Wilson, Deanna McConnell, Barbara Schuldt. Pat Robertson, and Sally Allmon. Second row: Darlene Anderson, Loanna Jennings. Mary Evelyn Groves. Glenda Hatfield. Mrs. Rolette, Margaret Fritch, Peggy Ann Scruggs, Mary Jane McElhancy. Third row: Judy Suddath, Elizabeth Sullenbcrgcr. Judy Greenwood, Carolyn Parman, Gloria Bennett, Lynda Smith. Anna Houck, Mary Grady, and Jessena Brasher. Bonam row: Ioanna Jennings, Mary Evelyn Groves, Jessena Brasher, Gloria Bennett, Carolyn Harman. Second row: Sally All- nion, Carolyn Winn, Mrs. Rolette, I.ynda Smith, and Elizabeth Sullcnbcrgcr. Members Attend State “You sew and sew,” remarked Glenda Hat- field to Anna Maud Houck, and Mary Jane McElhancy. Deanna McConnell, Mar)’ Grady, and Peggy Ann Scruggs demonstrate indigestion in the making. [ 3] James Goodpasture and Trude Steele shared the title of editor of the Tiger Talcs during the year while Mrs. Barnes headed the Talcs staff as sponsor. “Alas, poor David, I knew him well.” Jimmie I.cc Mc- Gowen, and David Lampton demonstrate Tiger Talcs’ version of Hamlet. “And when you push this little gismo the thing blows up.” Robert Smith, Stanley Skinner, and Steve Bonner examine the camera during journalism. [64] James Goodpasture, Stanley Skinner, Jim Bagbv, and Mary F.d Halford add their two bits to the Talcs. TIGER TALES A seven membered staff with twenty report- ers eagerly learning the trade under the guidance of Mrs. I). L. Barnes composes the newspaper of Norman High. Included in the twelve bi- weekly issues arc editions for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, April Fool’s Day, and Senior Week. Each year though continually reporting the news they find time to present part of the Journalism assembly which this year was a “real cool” Beatnik skit. Also sponsored by the Talcs staff is the annual Ugliest Boy contest. The Junior and Senior members belong to Quill and Scroll and all the staff of the Tiger Talcs arc active in the Future Journalists of America. Library Aids Study The Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. F. K. Mosley, was organized to create a closer fellow - ship among the student librarians. The members elected Jancll Cole, president; Shirley Burns, vice-president; and Joyce Morchcad, secretary- treasurer, at the first of their four social meetings this year. The state vice-president was Betty Tuma from the Norman chapter. At any time during the school day, in a library filled with soft music, a student can find a courteous li- brarian who will help him find information or a good book, or sell him paper, pencils, or Kleenex. This year was climaxed with a Christ- mas dinner and finished by a day-long conven- tion at the University of Oklahoma. Typing is just my sideline, grins our Librarian, Mrs. Mosley. Bottom row: Janice .Morrell, Betty Tuma, Shirley Burns. Second row: Linda Terry, Joyce Morchcad. and Jancll Cole. Bottom row: Kay I lolland, Darla Decs, Irene Kersey, Gloria Bennett. Second row: Sara Jane Kill. Carolyn Graves, Sharon Coffey, June Whitney, Julia Will. Third row: Edna Johnson, Linda Gail Barton, Joanna Harris, and LaDonna Hadcn. Bottom row: Jan Coffey, Judy Bradshaw, Carolyn Reese, Katrina Brcndlc. Second row: Judith Bcnford. Carolyn Crcvclyn, Charlene Myers, Linda Ertel, and Sharon Marti. [65] .Mr. .Middleton, the new band director, rehearses with the hand before contest. First in Contests, Once again the marvelous NHS band has defended its outstanding reputation. They first displayed their skill at Band Day in Chickasha, where they easily won the first-place trophy in the parade. From Chickasha the band glided in- to its customary superior ratings at the district contest in both concert playing and sight read- ing. The solos, trios, and quarters proved the individual talent in the band bv earning the highest honors. Norman High School Concert Band Concerts, and March The 1960 Band Officers arc Bottom row: Trudy I-cc, Fat Gill, Priscilla Dymond. Second row: Amos Moses, Mike Shannon. Jerry Bryant. Third row: Bill Ward, Jim Bagby, Jim Woods, Dick James. The 1960 Band Council is composed of Bottom row: Beverly Valouch, Trudy Lee, Pat Gill, Janice Harris. Second row: Pris- cilla Dymond, Martha Sickles. Jim Woods, Ramona Randolph. Third row: Marion Bauman, Dick James, Jerry Bryant, Jim Bagby. Fourth row: Donnie James, Bill Ward, Larry Tooker. Amos Moses fills the band room with varied noises as he, Ann Frier, and Bill Ingles warn� up for a concert. Left, left-hand members freeze their toes off at an early morning practice. Timing, Technique Makes Perfect NHS is fortunate to have such a hand, many of whose members arc in the All State orchestra and symphonic and concert bands, backing the games and pep assemblies. After much hard practice, the band gives two concerts for the public—the first in the winter and the second in the spring. So that the band may play at out-of-town games, the band parents sponsor a chicken dinner annually. A banquet ends a full and wonderful year with many accomplish- ments to remember. Honored at the banquet arc the three outstanding students elected by the musicians. Too much Tequila? (Vodka??) Jerry Bryant, Trudy Lee, Janice Harris, and Martha Sickles seem to be recalling a few memories. Terry Anderson J. R. Bagbv Terry Bagbv Jimmy Baker Marion Bauman Ronnie Bell Karen Black David Boyd Stanley Branton Jerry Bryant Nancy Carter Jan Coffey Charlotte Council Richard Cowan Jane David Prissy Dymond Clara Ellis David Ellis Loy Elmore Kay Fricdlandcr Brent Giezenranner Katherine Gill Pat Gill Judy Greenwood Don Grissom Mary Ed Halford Janice Harris Jimmy Henderson Jim Flcnson Beverly Howard Bill Ingles Dick James Donnie James James Kahoc John Kcclcy Marilyn Lack Kathy Lamirand Trudy Lee Alvin Leonard Rosemary McGee Carroll .Madolc Jo Anna Mason Dennis Maxwell Bama Miles Ann Minnich Erma Moody Annie Laurie Mooney Marilyn Moore Amos Moses Chuck O’Brien Charles Pappan Ann Prier Ramona Randolph Kathy Schoonover Mike Shannon Jo Sharp Martha Sickles Stanley Skinner Jimmy Storm Elaine Swank Jim Swank Larry Tooker Mark Townsend Beverly Valouch Ronnie Walden Bill Ward Joe Wendcr David Williams Harold Witten Jimmie Woods Bottom row: Howard Dcfibaugh, Bobby Gowens, Thomas Hunter, Lonnie Masters, Jerry Madolc, Pat Bruchl, and George Gil- bert. Second row: Troy Milsap, Lonnie Smith, Ronnie Walker, Sam Madden, Phil Heir ., Phil Whitley, and Jim Storm. I bird row: Mike Peters, Floyd Tolson, Jim Loughmillcr, Curtis Johnston, Harvey Van Schuyvcr. and Charles Green. Fourth row: Jack Nelson, Mike Simmons, Jerry Huffman, Gordon Brown, Glenn Frank. James Kennedy, and B. T. Barnhill. Fifth row: Ferry Hamcs, August Hansmcycr, Johnny Roberts. Gary Thrailkill, Ervin Rolcy, Jim Dabney, and Allen Hewitt. Surrounding their sponsor, Mr. Mackey, arc Bobby Gowens, Pat Bruchl, Howard Dcfibaugh, Floyd Tolson, August Hansmcycr, and Lonnie Masters, the FFA of- ficers for the 1959-1960 school year. FFA EXCELLS To develop agricultural leadership, coopera- tion, and citizenship, the FFA, sponsored by .Mr. 11. VV. Mackey, was established in Norman High. Stress is placed on scholarship and service to the community. Corn gold and national blue arc sported on the FFA coats. The officers elected were August Hansmcycr, president; Howard Dcfibaugh, vice-president; Lonnie Masters, sec- retary; Pat Bruchl, treasurer; Floyd Tolson, re- porter; Bobby Gowens, sentinel; and Jack Nel- son, song-leader. [70] “Gin that cotton boy!” Mike Peters focuses his utmost concentration on the operation of the department's drill press. Jimmy i.oughmillcr, James Schneringcr, Kenny Richard, and Gary Thrailkill demonstrate how to make an ashtray the hard way. w@ f @!!! This cell floor sure is hard” Jerry Huffman practices his weld- ing as an unidentified helper looks on. Bottom row: Jimmie Ray Paine, Roscllcn Anderson, Janice Me Craw, Joan Kalman, Trude Steele, Carolyn Norris, Julie Kal- man, Linda Pulliam. Second row: Pat Womack, Linda Young, Sharon Coffey, Judy I allcy, Ann Prier, Kay Tucker, Joanna Harris, Linda Johnson. Third row: Shirley Bums, Carol Pope, Kathy Lemmon, Kitty Ldmunds, .Mary Willibrand, Shicla Pat- terson. Jessena Brasher, .Marsa Wynn. Fourth row: Barbara Fore, Linda Jones, Judy Beardslcc, Chuckic Schneider, Carol Lack, Marty Cole. Gingersnaps Outstanding Pep Organization Miss Florence Pcvchousc, Susie Thompson, Mike Glass, and Mrs. Sue Kendall, the sponsors and mascots of the Gingersnaps, admire the NHS Tiger. The Gingersnaps, sponsored by Miss Florence Pcvchousc and Mrs. Sue Kendall, is the largest organization in Norman High. On game days the members, attired in loyal orange and black, flock to a pep assembly where they cheer and present a skit to let the athletes know they arc behind them. Full of school pride and spirit, the Gingersnaps form an impressive group at all the home games and most of the out-of-town games to encourage and cheer the players. By canvassing the stadium and collecting money the Gingersnaps help the Oklahoma Medical Research fund. Hot tow row: Diane Stuard, Julia Clifton, Becky Wharton, Ruth Ferrell, Beverly Renegar, Susan Lewis, Claudia Eurton. Sec- ond row: Sara Jane Kill, Joyce Morchcad, Georgia Bell Haden, Gayle Allison, Analce Ashley, Mary Evelyn Groves, Jimmie Lee MeGowen, Janice Morrell. Third row: Clara Davis, Trudy Lee, Loeva Martin, Mary Lee Bishop, Diane Dodd, Tunkin Green, Luc Hopkins, Selma Badry. Fourth row: Kay Holland, Linda Barton, Sally Sue Allnion, Gerry Recce, Linda Hol- lingsworth, Jackie Walker, Sharon Tankcrslcy, Lavinia Kay Frank. Led By First-Rate Cheerleaders Obviously, the NHS Cheerlead- ers for 1960, Karen Moore. Sandra Carpenter, Ellic Livezey. Nancy Miles, Todis Brett, and Carole Caswell, cheer better without their shoes. Bottom row: Margaret Jones, Diane Neaves, Janie Minton, Jane David, Pat Locke, Judy Walker, Betty Tuma. Second row: Alary Comer, Nancy Smolin, Sally Robinson, Sherry Steele, Stephanie Skinner, Neva Jo Williams, Mary Catherine Gallagher. Third row: Martha Sickles, Martha Barringer, Ann Wicst, Linda Farris, Sandra Griffin, Janice Harris, JoAnna Mason. Fourth row: Shirley Hill, Carolyn Graves, Kay Cheek, Pat Minshaw. Fifth row: F.lvcra McCarty, Verna Marie Moss, Leslie Lewis, Dee Ann Chesser, Karen Daniels, Judy Harkev. Bottom row: Carolyn Norris, President; Trude Steele, Reporter; Roscllcn Anderson, Attendance Secretary; Jimmie Ray Paine and Marty Cole, Co-Snapper-Uppers. Second row: Julie Kalman, Vice-President; Lavina Kay Frank, Treasurer. Third row: Linda Johnson, Historian; Janice McCraw, Corresponding Secretary'; Betty Tuma, Parliamentarian. [74] Joan Kalman plays a diaper man in the “This is Your Team” pep assembly. G uld this l c a prophecy for Mr. Littlejohn and Dee Miles? MM has nothing on CE! Jimmie Ray Paine and Sally Sue Allmon put up the posters as “Marilyn” Eurton clowns. Skits, Skat, How 'Bout That? The Gingersnaps create the atmospheres for the football and basketball coronations. “Over the Rainbow ’ where the pot of gold is hidden furnished a fitting theme for the football sea- son in which we were undefeated until then. In the midst of the most thrilling game of the season, the basketball coronation took place in the fanciful garden of the Queen of Hearts. Bottom row: Linda Terry, F.dna Johnson. Midge Craven, Jayne Harkey, Sylvia Martin, Sandy Johnson, Eloisc Kuykendall, and Linda Fries. Second row: Rita Mobley. Cccilcc Brookshire, Suzy Taylor, Judy Helm, Sharon Mciklc, Phoebe Farmer, Joy Brown, and Gloria Bennett. Third row: Marilyn Scroggins, Nancy McDonald, Melba Smalling, Connie Polk, Kay Adkins, Charlene Myers, Jan Wade, and Carolyn Parman. Fourth row: Jane Oliphant, Karen Pitt, Wanda Grizzle, Jeanic Geyer, Betty Bclford. Phyllis Stringer, Joy Monroe, and Lana Warren. Fifth row: Pat Primrose. Gail Harmon, Sarra Shaeffer, Betty Conk- ling, Linda Stricklin, Shirley Murphy, Patty Tookcr, and Vickie Woodrow. 4 T � ♦ 1 A k I ft 5s Jl r A V v -. r . ■ A iil Snap, crackle, and pep! Alternate cheerleaders Joan Kal- man, Chuckic Schneider, Carol Lack and Claudia Eurton surround the NHS Tiger mascot, Marcie Power. The wayward bus? NHS’s six peppy cheerleaders, Nancy Miles, Carole Caswell, Todis Brett. Ellic Livezcy, Sandra Carpenter, and Karen Moore, l oard the bus for El Reno. Cheers Boost Team Spirit Bottom rozv: Susan LaMar, Sharon Wilson, Christina Council, Barbara Brakebill, Sandy Carr, Sherry Thomas, Suzy Gruber, Kay Tankersley, and Icrry Ridley. Second row: Marilyn Roberson, LaDonna 1 laden. Martha Smith. LaDonna Pierce, Susan Swimley, Suzanne Black, Bertie Ruth Martin, Linda Spillcr, and Kiainc Swank. Third row: Barbara Schuldt, Phyllis Gardner, Margaret Fritch, Terry Anderson, Darlene Farrar, Elaine Kruis, Shirley Harmon, Connie Green, and Kathy Williams. Fourth row: Marilyn Young, Cheryl Harkcy, Janice Taylor, Gail Barker. Elizabeth Sullcnbergcr, Marianne Sicgmund, Barbara Bow- man, and Jan Coffey. Bottom row: Charlotte Council, Nancy Carter, Sue Ann White, Dorothy Willard, Peg Malone, Elizabeth Force, Mary Jean McNecly, Evelyn Gill, Judy Renegar, Linda Morcu, Judy Carpenter, and Marcie Power. Second row: Annie Mooney, Linda Nordstrom, Judy Young, Kay Glenn, Bama Miles, Judy Orth, Lynn Edwards, Jackie Boggs, Connie Hickman, Melodic Hol- comb. and Cheryl Naifeh. Third row: Freda Taylor, Sandra Warren, Lynda Smith, Beth Findley, Linda Buell. Margaret Craw- ford, Patti Sharp, Judith Binford, Marilyn Lack, Janet Suchy, and Karen Black. Fourth row: Cheric Burns. Patsy Ridgway, Linda Wilson, Sharon Marti, Rosemary McGee, Joan Powell, Linda Biffle, Dinah Brendlc, Rachcllc Robson, and Ann Ross. Gingersnaps Attend Out-Of-Town Games Whadda-ya, mean Gary Livingston is on this bus?” LaDonna “Stone walls do not a prison make nor iron bars a cage.” Haden, LaDonna Pierce, Linda Johnson, Jessena Brasher, and Sharon Tankcrslcy “escapes from El Reno as Lavinia Kay Mary Coiner stare in awe at something unknown. Frank, Judy Young, Linda Pulliam, and Mike Martin look on. [77] F.NA Learn There was not a moment in which the Future Nurses of America were not busv. If they were not helping at the Cerebral Palsy Institute or the Municipal Hospital, they were helping with the TB seals or the heart fund canvass. Nor did their work stop here. Always eager to do any useful project, the girls gave Christmas parties at the nursing homes. Still willing, FNA wrap- ped gifts and made Thanksgiving decorations for the State Hospital. The members completed first aid and home nursing. Serving drinks for the Cerebral Palsy Institute arc Bar- bara Smith and Kathleen Schoonover. This is one of the many projects of the FNA of Norman High. lioitom row: Mrs. Armstrong, Barbara Fore, F.lwanda Keller, Katrina Brcndlc, and Mrs. Williams. Second row: Carol Lack, Pat Womack, Nancy Hamilton, Joan Powell, Linda Biffle, Karen Brown, and Barbara Smith. [7«1 Art of Nursing Mrs. William � , Mrs. Bcalor, and Mrs. Donaghc served as sponsors of the Future Nurses of America Club for the year 1959-60. Officers were: Barbara Smith, secre- tary; Darlene Farrar, reporter; Betty Conkling, vice president; Pat Womack, president; Darlene Anderson, vice president; Joan Powell, historian; and Linda Biffle, treasurer. Nor pictured is sponsor, Mrs. Armstrong. Pat Womack and Betty Oinkling aid an unidentified nurse in feeding a little boy at their work at the Ce- rebral Palsy Institute. Bottom row: Darlene Anderson, Margaret Crawford, Sharon Marden, Darlene Farrar, and Rachcllc Robson. Second row: Ber- nice Johnson. Betty Conkling. Billie Jo Bryant, Martha Smith, and Sandra Love. [79] Presses Roll The aim of Future Journalists of America is to interest students in the careers open in journ- alism and interest them with the variety of opportunities offered in that field. To promote this purpose, they take educational tours and invite speakers prominent in the world of journ- alism to talk at their meetings. This year the officers chosen were Jim Bagby, president; Judy Walker, secretary; Pat Hinshaw. treasurer; Sigrid Schmitt, social chairman; and Mary Ed Halford, activity chairman. The group is spon- sored bv Mrs. I). L. Barnes, journalism teacher. Judy Walker, Jim Bagby, and Fat Hinshaw, the 1960 FJA officers, preside over a meeting. Journalists Produce Publications Bottom row: Larry McDadc, Jayne Uarkcv, .Marsa Wynn, and Jimmie Lee McGowcn. Second row: Syl- via Martin, Rita Mobley, and Jackie Boggs. Third row: Janie Oliphant, Mary Catherine Gallagher, Judy Har- key, and Judy Orth. Fourth row: James Goodpasture, Kli .ahcth Sullcnberger, David I.ampton, and Mary Ed I lalford. Bottom row: Lavinia Frank, Kay Tankcrslcy, and Ann Wiest. Sec- ond row: Mitch Mertes, Gerry Reece, and Joi Dell Jones. Third row: Trudc Steele. Martha Sickles, Nancy Carter, Robert Flccncr, and Kay Edwards. Fourth row: Jerry Robertson, Judy McGowcn, Sally Robinson. Sherry Steele, and Robert I.andsaw. I'rudc Steele, Rita Mobley, Sylvia Martin, Jayne Harkey, Mary Catherine Gallagher, and Sabra Martin roast hot-dogs at the Photography Club picnic. Cameras Click Photography Club was organized for students interested in learning to use and appreciate photography. The officers chosen were Robert Smith, president; James Goodpasture, vice-presi- dent; Julia Clifton, secretary; and Judy Walker, treasurer. A weiner roast was held in the fall at which members practiced taking night pictures and action shots. At other meetings they ex- perimented with developing films. The group celebrated Christmas with a gav Mexican party. .Mrs. Helen Smith, Mrs. Enola Barnes, and Mr. Bill Gever were the sponsors. Photography Club Organizes Kay Tankcrslcy seems to have lost something in her sack as Bobby handsaw, Mitch Mertes, Klizabcth Sullcnbcrger, and Rita Mobley look on. Mr. Bill Geyer, Elizabeth Sullcnbcrger, Mr. M. W. Sul- Icnbcrgcr, and Mrs. Sullcnbcrger had a wonderful time on the outing. D.E. Pushes Onward The Distributive Education Club swept through its third year in Norman High under such able officers as Sandra Allison, president; Carl Gill, vice-president; Ann Harris, secretary; Gene Davis, treasurer; Linda Willoughby, his- torian-reporter; Girl Smith, parliamentarian; and Freddie Curren, chaplain. The high light of the year took place at the Biltmorc Hotel at a three- day convention where their queen, Sandra Al- lison, competed with the other DE queens. Both the parents and the employers of the students were present at the cnd-of-thc-ycar Employer- Employee Banquet to sec Carl Gill crown the lovely queen. Delores Pierson seems to be enjoying her job at Keeling's Jewelry Store as she browses in the jewelry. “Oh, it tickles! says Barcia I.angley as she tests one of the perfumes that arc in the Lindsay Drug Store. Oh, how sweet!” says Marion Bauman to Sandra Alli- son as she presents him with the toy while she is work- ing at T.G. Y. Heading the Distributive Lducation Club for the '59-60 year was Mr. Antwinc as sponsor. Officers were Anne Harris, Sandra Allison, Linda Willoughby, Carl Smith, Carl Gill, and Gene Davis. Wc didn’t want to break the camera, so we made Mur- ray turn his head. Miss Sugden, sponsor, talks with officers Sharon Tankersley, Murray Shaeffer, and I.arry Looker about the problems of Math Club. Bottom row: Mrs. Maddox, Mark Townsend, Kcarv Hayes, Kvelyn Gill, Terry Ridley, Sharon Tankersley, Robert Flcencr, and Miss Jean Sugden. Second row: Joe Moody, Sanford Tyndale, Bill Bandy, Raymond Wight, and Jerry Crane. Third row: John Phillips, and Larry Looker. Math Interest Climbs Sanford Tyndale and Bill Bandy demonstrate the ABC’s of math to fellow students. The .Math Club was recently formed to study more closely fields of math and the related sci- ences which are becoming increasingly impor- tant to our world. This aim is carried out through activities such as puzzle problems, num- ber curiosities, and films on mathematics and sciences using math. Members also hear dis- tinguished speakers from the University Math Department. With their sponsor, Mrs. Kay Mad- dox, they toured the observatory and the com- puter laboratory at the University. Officers arc Sharon Tankersley, president; Murray Shaeffer, vice president; Robert Flcencr, secretary-treas- urer; and Larry Tookcr, reporter. Student Council Four girls and only one man around. Steve Lawton, presi- dent; Mrs. Nadine Wiest, sponsor; Becky Wharton, treasurer; Gayle Allison, vice president; and Kitty Edmunds, secretary arc the 1950- 50 Student Council officers and sponsor. The Student Council is one of the busiest and most important organizations in NHS, because its members arc the student body’s representa- tives in school government. Besides the valuable experience it provides for living in a democracy, the Council works with the students for greater pride in our school and its faculty. The Stu- dent Council year begins with helping at en- rollment, which is followed by the Hodwy Hop. The first school day is started by the active members with the Thought for the Day and Howdy cards. Out come the student directories with telephone numbers and addresses for get- ting better acquainted. Finally in full sw ing, the Student Council sponsors after-game sock hops, weekly dcvotionals, the Christmas Dance, Now or Never Week, school elections. Who’s Who, and many more; yet there is always time to sack candy for Central State Hospital. The banquet at the end of the year offers time for plenty of fun and the avaluation of their projects. liottov row: Murry Shacffcr, I rude Steele, Judy Bcardslcc, Steve Williams, Ron Halsey, I .avinia Kav Frank, Susan Lewis, Shelia Patterson, and Kay I ankcrslcy. Second row: John Kcclcy, I'y Morris, Margaret Jones, Judy Renegar, Judy Carpen- ter, Nancy Carter, Chcryll Caddcll, Carol Pope, and Jcsscna Brasher. Third row: Mike Shannon, Charlotte Council, Dianna Green, Sandy Carr, Christiana Council, Dorothy Willard, Bama Miles, Judy Orth, Diane Stuard, and Sally Sue Allmon. Fourth row: Amos Moses, Fred Martin, Marion Bauman, Phosbc Farmer, Jane David, Sally Robinson, Janice Harris, and Ann Wiest. Fifth row: Jeff Jolly, Joe Wcndcr, Dick James, Steve Bonner, Corky Butler, Joy Monroe, Janie Myers, and Sherry Steele. Bottom row: Joan Kalman, Julie Kalman, Fatti Sharp, Elizabeth Sullcnbcrgcr, Clara Davis, Judy Talley. Sharon Tankcrslcy, and Jcannic Geyer. Second row: Kmma Jacobs, Judy MeGowen, Joan Powell, Shirley Burns, Trudy Lee, Louise Pope, Annie Laurie Alooncy, and Mary Catherine Gallagher. Third rows LaDonna Pierce, Judith Binford, Sigrid Schmitt, Kay Check, Karen Pitt, Sharon Mickle, Wanda Grizzle, and JoAnna Mason. Fourth row: Richard Cowan, Phil Hampton, Jim Swank, Brent Giezcntanncr, Melodic Holcomb, Dagmar Hcrdcn, Midge Craven, and Jo Sharp. Fifth row: Jerry Crane, Larry Tookcr, Ray Taylor, and Jim Dietrich. Not pietttred: Julia Clifton, Luc Hopkins, Mitch Mertes, Ann Pricr, Jimmy Gay, Stephanie Skinner, Betty Tuma, Kav Lynn Edwards, Linda Nordstrom, and Kay Russell. Reaches New Heights A bevy of Student Council beauties sell Amos Moses a ‘'line . Selling Student Council Student Directories arc Kitty Ed- munds, Gayle Allison, and Becky Wharton. Student Council reaches new heights as Wanda Grizzle helps decorate the Student Center for the Student Council Christ- mas Dance. [85] “ There was a pin oak tree ...” Steve Lawton, 1959- SO Student 0 uncil President, stands by the pin oak tree purchased with the proceeds from the 1958-59 Frontier Dance. “What'll you have?” Becky Wharton and Steve Wil- liams take a break for “the pause that refreshes at the Student Council Howdy Hop. Council Promotes Fun-Filled Activities Ty Morris, Diana Green, and Diane Stuard pose for a picture before they begin another of the Student Coun- cil sponsored devotionals. “Well, we could always use it for firewood.” Gayle Allison, Steve Lawton, Kitty Kdmunds, and Becky Wharton admire a portion of the Student Council’s beautification project. La Parisienne l.nough money girls? Officers of the French Club arc Linda Terry, Marti Cole, Phoebe Farmer, and Joanna Harris. Sponsor is Mrs. Bell. Don’t l)c misled by La Parisienne—it’s the name of the newly-formed French club. For practice in conversation the members speak French so far as possible in the meetings. Speak- ers who have lived or visited in France acquaint them with the country, her people, the customs, and the foods. At the Christmas meeting the group sang carols and traditional French songs. Refreshments for the Christmas Dance and note paper were sold to raise money. The year was highlighted by a gav Parisian party in the spring. Marti Cole was elected president; Phoebe Farm- er, vice-president; Joanna Harris, secretary-re- porter; and Linda Terry, treasurer. Bottom row: Judy Talley, Sandra Griffin, Carolyn Parman, and Georgia Haden. Second row: LaDonna Haden, Phoebe Parm- er, Jane David, Kitty Edmunds, Linda Terry, and Marti Cole. Third row: Susan Swimley, Dinah Brcndlc. Joy Brown, Mar- garet Jones, Marlene Gregory, Linda Stricklin, Phyllis Gardner, and Ron Halsey. Fourth row: Ann Pricr, 'Frude Steele, Kay Holland, Mrs. Bell, Katrina Brcndlc, Joanna Harris, Mary Willi brand. Corky Butler, and Riley McCabe. Fifth row: Carolyn Reese, Jimmie Lee MeGowen, Mary F.d Halford, Sherry Steele. Bill Bandy, Jody Goodman, Mitch Mertes, and Thomas Blakely. Future Teachers Improve The Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Viola Smith, was organized in Norman High to enable students to explore more deeply the profession of teaching. To do this they hear speakers from varied fields of education and discuss the opportunities offered in these. An especially interesting program was the study of projectors and extra material to be used in the class room. In the spring they give a tea for the teachers in our school. The officers are Jov Monroe, president; Verna Marie Moss, vice president; Jo Anna Mason, secretary; Diane Neaves, treasurer; and Sandy Johnson, program chairman and reporter. “Now at the count of three ...” Sandra Johnson seems to be leading the FTA members Phyllis Gardner, Verna .Moss, and Sharon Mciklc in a little game at one of their meetings. With mixed emotions these FTA members greet the year’s schedule. From left they arc Anna Sue Horton; Verna Moss, vice-president; Joy Monroe, president; Mrs. Smith, sponsor; Jo Anna Mason, secretary; and Sandy Johnson, reporter. Perk up girls! Gerry Recce, Verna Moss, Phyllis Gard- ner, and Anna Sue Horton meditate at one of the meet- ings of the Future Teachers of America meetings. [88] “Don’t push that button, you fool! . . . it’ll explode!” shouts Bill Bandy at Ricky Hopla while Mark Townson and Sanford Tvndalc look on indifferently. Science Club Grows Because the realm of science with its space- ships and “bugs is fascinating, last year several students had an idea to form a science club. The idea grew and flourished and developed into a thriving organization. The members sold book covers to support their undertakings, and many of the industrious ones assembled projects which they entered in the science fair. Because of Mr. Morris, their sponsor, the members mixed fun with learning in exploring such places as Tinker Field, the radio isotope laboratory, the observatory, the reactor and Turner Falls where they celebrated the end of a successful year with a picnic. “It's mine! shout Science Club members Sharon Tank- crsley, Murray Shaeffer, Roscllcn Anderson, and Judy Talley as they scuffle at a meeting. Officers of the Science Club join with their sponsor in looking over some new equipment. They arc Jerry Crane, president; Ricky Hopla, vice-president; Ann Pricr, secretary; Marion Bauman, treasurer; and Mr. Morris, sponsor. [89] 25 J L CA- t-S _ ‘ iX X i .-... p . OY ‘ . NHS Presents Reigning Beauties .Many girls dream of being a queen, but this dream becomes a reality for only a few. These honored few, although they may differ considerably, all possess the qualities of beauty and personality. But there is an extra quality—the undcfinablc poise and grace that make each a true queen. The football team elected Miss Linda Pulliam as their queen; and Basketball Queen, Miss Claudia F.urton, was selected by the members of the basketball squad. The FFA boys honored Miss Carol Lack by electing her their queen. Miss Carolyn Norris was chosen queen of the Chorus Department. Miss Pat Primrose was chosen queen by the Spanish Club and represented them in the State Spanish Festival. Distributive Education elected Miss Sandra Allison as their queen. The entire student body voted Miss Carol Caswell TRAIL Queen. O Counterclockwise: Carqh? Caswell, TRAIL Queen; Pat Primrose, Spanish Queen; Lirfd.t Pulliam, Football Queen; OaxylCjL Nj� rris, Chorus Queen; Carol Lack, FFA Queen; and Claudia F.urton. Basketball Queen. [92] (Au fry — Od Suc-h 0. Suiell kodcfy A °e'r Yoo. H-iqKsekooh •ndinj'Vru No -KCo«e-4o Jtf ■friendships diG- . Looc lucA, Qlaucliit WlM cXinda PJticun FOOTBALL QUEEN l Id i a (a iuli a Pur ton BASKETBALL QUEEN [96] D.E. Queen Top row: Kay Tankcrsley, Kitty Edmunds, Quay Parker. Lavinia Kay Frank, and Ellic Livezey. Bottom row: Judy Car- | cntcr, and Dorothy Willard. Who's Who Selected Each six weeks a person from each grade is selected for Who’s Who. The candidates, which arc first elected in the home rooms, must he outstanding in leadership, scholarship, citizen- ship, and service to the school. Members of Student Council narrow the number to two in each class from which teachers pick one. Those chosen represent Norman High School well. They arc Lavinia Kay Frank, Quay Parker, Kav Tankcrsley, Kitty Edmunds, Richard Alexander, Judy Carpenter, Bcckv Wharton, Gary Living- ston, Dorothy Willard, Ellic Livezey, Joy Mon- roe, Sigrid Schmitt, Sally Sue Allmon, Joanna Mason, and Judy Orth. Last Who’s Who members selected were: top row: Sally Sue Allmon. Judy Orth, and Joy Monroe; bottom row: Joanna Mason and Bcckv Wharton. [97] Society Newly Named Quill and Scroll The 1960 officers, Judy Walker, Mitch Mertes, Mary Catherine Gallagher, and Sherry Steele, light their candles at the initia- tion ceremony. liottow row: Jim Bagby, Jayne Harkey. Rita Mobley, Judy Walker, Mary Evelyn Groves Joi Dell Jones, Lavinia Kay l-'rank, Janie Oliphanr, Judy Harkey, Marv Catherine Gallagher, and Ann Pricr. Second row: James Goodpasture, Mitch Mertes Trude Steele, Gerry Recce, Mary Ed Halford, Jimmie Lee MeGowen, Ann Wicst, Sylvia Martin, Sally Robinson, and Marion Bau- man. Quill and Scroll, sponsored by Mrs. Enola Barnes, is a club honoring outstanding journal- ism students. 1 his chapter is named for Mr. Harold Belknap, who has worked closely with the classes in publication. This year the new members were initiated at a candlelight cere- mony in the fall, and in March they initiated the members of the newly-formed group at Chickasha. The officers were: Mitch Mertes, president; Sherry Steele, vice-president; Marv Catherine Gallagher, secretary; and Judy Walk- er, treasurer. [98] Hottotn row: Jimmie Lee MeGowen, LUie Livezey, Marsa Wynn, Carolyn N'orris, Sharon i'ankcrsley, and Jessena Brasher. Second row: Ed Feaver, Jerry Goldsby, Sherman Lawton, Steve Lawton, Jav Wilkinson, and F.ddy Massey. Girls' State and Boys' State Hottotn row: James Goodpasture, and I-ewis Smith. Second row: Steve Lawton, F.d Feaver, and Jay Wilkinson. Seniors Honored Each year a group of outstanding students arc selected to attend Girls and Boys State where they learn the functions of the government on city, county and state levels; and become ac- quanted with the party system. Those chosen were Sherman Lawton, Steve Lawton, Ed Leav- er, F.ddy Massey, Jerrv Goldsby, Jav Wilkin- son, Ellic Livezey, Jimmie Lee MeGowen, Marsa Wynn; and alternates Jessena Brasher, Sharon I'ankcrsley, and Carolyn Norris. Jav Wilkinson was one of two Oklahomans selected to attend Boys Nation in Washington, D.C. The boys honored bv the Rotary Club were Jay Wilkinson, Ed Feaver, Steve Lawton. Lewis Smith, and James Goodpasture. [99] Norman High's highest honors went to Richard Robinson, Garrison Award; Steve Lawton, Thompson-VVampler Award; Jessena Brasher, OAR Award; and David O’Neill, Ugliest Bov. Personalities Vary Many students in Norman High School have earned individual honors. The seniors who have maintained a straight A record throughout high school arc Judy Talley, Julia Clifton, and Sher- man Lawton. The Garrison Award for the foot- ball player with the highest grade average was given to Ed Fever. Steve Lawton was elected to the Thompson-VVampler Award for the friendliest senior by the entire student body. Outstanding senior girls honored by the Busi- ness and Professional Women were Lavinia Kav Frank, Karen Moore, and Jimmie Lee MeGow- en. Daughters of the American Revolution elected Jessena Brasher recipient of their Best Citizen Award. Kay Tucker won the Betty Crocker test, and David O’Neil was selected “Ugliest Boy.” Sherm Lawton, Julia Clifton, and Judy Tallcv were named the Straight A Seniors. Jimmie Lee MeGowen, BPVV Award; Kay Tucker. Betty Crocker Award; Karen Moore, BPW Award; and Lavinia Kay Frank. BPW Award, admire a colored picture of the school. [100] National Honor Society Hottoin row: Jim Woods, Sharon Tankcrslcy, Diane Dodd, Roscllcn Anderson, Judy Talley, Kitty Edmonds, Sally Allmon, Jessena Brasher, Mary Evelyn Groves, Cheryl Caddcll, Everett Johnson, and Phil Hampton. Second row: Steve Lawton, Verna Marie Moss, Ellic Livezey, Karen Moore, Janice Harris, Joy Brown, Lana Warren, Carol Pope, Shirley Burns, Pat Robertson, Joanna Harris, and Ty Morris. Third row: Phoebe Farmer, Diane Stuard, Jackie Walker, Linda Hollingsworth, Wanda Grizzle, Gerry Recce, Sally Robinson, Sandra Griffin, Barbara Boyce, Doris Baughman, Jim Braden, and Ed Leaver. Fourth row: Martha Sickles, Sandra Carpenter, Janie Myers, John Luttrcll, Norma Jane Rungc, Jimmie MeGowen, Lavinia Frank, Linda Johnson, Bill Grove, Carolyn Norris, Kav Tucker, Janice McCraw, and Ann Wiese. Fifth row: Nick Callcn, Jim Crownover, Jay Wilkinson, Roy Taylor, Jimmy Moore, Jerry Goldsby, David Lampton, Jerry Bryant, James Good- pasture, and Sherman Lawton. Grades Important The National Honor Society is made up of those people who have maintained a high scho- lastic average throughout high school and possess outstanding qualities of citizenship and leadership. The officers elected by the group arc Sherman Lawton, president; Ed Feaver, vice president; Lavinia Kay Frank, secretary; Ellic Livezey, treasurer; and Jay Wilkinson, reporter. Three Norman High School students were se- lected semi-finalists and later, finalists in the Merit Scholarship competition. Ruth Ferrell and Julia Clifton were awarded certificates of merit. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Ellic Livezey, Lavinia Kav Frank, and Sherman Lawton. V Ill 3UIU9 I igcrs display the rugged defense that led them to the Boomer Conference title and a berth in the state playoffs. Here Nor- man blisters Pauls Valley 48-0, in an early season game. Norman High School coaches Corrotto, Littlejohn, Simmons, and .Wears plan strategy. Defense Improves Norman began its season in a grand manner when the Tigers defeated Seminole 39-0. In the first home game they mauled Pauls Valley 48-0. The Tigers then blasted El Reno 42-0, and Lawton 22-20. Next was an aerial dual fought with Capitol Hill, which ended in a 21-12 victory for the Tigers. The defeat of Chickasha, 14-0, was another important gain. Against Ardmore the Tigers exploded in the second half to win 34-8. They defeated Duncan 14-6 to become Boomer Conference Champions for the first time. The regular season was completed with a 32-12 win over Enid. Our sincere appreciation and congratulations to our team and coaches for their outstanding accomplishments. [104] Steve C. Anderson Steve J. Anderson Dwain Ballcw Bob Beaty John Dragoo Ed Fcaver Jerry Goldsby Alike Hamlin Norman Harvey Phil Howard (Jim Barringer not pictured) Tigers Win Boomer Conference Five blood-thirsty Tigers team up for a desperate effort against the Lawton Wolverines. Norman got their revenge by a 22-20 margin. [105] Lewis Smith adds 12 yards and another TD in our 21-12 victory over Capitol Hill. NHS Champs This year the Tigers’ all-star team carried Norman through an undefeated season and met Northwest Classen in the state A A playoffs. Six players from Norman were selected to he on the all-conference squad chosen by the Sportscastcrs’ and Sportswriters’ Association. Our fine coach. Gene Corrotto, was named G ach of the Year by the same group. Jerry Goldsbv and Jav Wilkinson were honored by being placed on the all-state team. Jay received further recogni- tion when he was named to the Scholastic All- American team and elected captain of the Wig- wam All-American squad. Tigers Advance to State Playoffs Bobby Jacobs digs out 21 yards in one of the I iger touch- Jim Barringer rambles 39 yards for a Norman touchdown in down drives against Chickasha. our 14-0 triumph over Chickasha. [106] Bobby Jacobs Kenneth Jerome Dwight Johnson Gar)' Livingston Mike Martin Harold Meek Percy Moreu Jack Nelson Jimmy Newbv David O’Neil 59 Scores 39 Norman .... Seminole...........0 48 Norman .... Pauls Valley .... 0 42 Norman .... El Reno...........0 22 Norman .... Lawton............20 21 Norman .... Capitol Hill . . . . 12 14 Norman .... Chickasha..........0 34 Norman .... Ardmore............8 14 Norman .... Duncan.............6 34 Norman .... Enid..............12 STATE PLAYOFFS 14 Norman .... OC Northwest ... 16 Gary Livingston goes for a TD against Enid after a key block from end Bob Bcatv. Norman shows gridiron strength as Haney, Anderson, and Smith gang-tackle Capitol Hill Redskin. [107] Bobby Jacobs spins around end for 28 yards and another touchdown in the Tigers’ triumph over Pauls Valley. NHS Gives Final Salute I om Panned and Steve C. Anderson hold a Capitol Hill player for a one yard loss. John Dragoo tries to block a punt against Pauls Valley which ended in a 48-0 victory for the Tigers. [108] Carl Smith and Steve Anderson tackle Ardmore fullback in an outstanding tackle. Named to the Scholastic and Wigwam All-American teams is Jay Wilkinson, Norman’s fabulous quarterback. to All-American Quarterback Tommy Pat Mike Richard John Kirk Panned Poe Ritz Robinson Ross Schmidt Murray Mike Carl Lewis Mike Dick Jay Shaeffer Simmons Smith Smith Terry' White Wilkinson [109] Counter-clockwise to the right around managers Ted Chillcss, Murray Shaeffer, and coach Chet Bryan, arc Tommy Panned, Butch Roberts, Ronnie Pendergraft, Ty Morris, Jimmy Pence, John Ross, Ray Frogge, Jim Crownover, John Fcaver, Jim Braden, Bill Grove, and Jay Wilkinson. Tigers Have 13-8 Season If you don't move it I’ll bite it. Butch Roberts drives in for a two point lay-up against Northeast. “I wonder if these boys have heard about lee Blue Secret. Wilkinson, Frogge, and Braden attempt a rebound in the El Reno game. [HO] “Revenge!!” Tommy Panncll and John Feavcr attempt to stop a Northeast rebound. “Get off my back! Jim Braden and an Ardmore player tic a ball. Outstanding Prospects are Expected for Coming Year Jim Braden Jim Crownovcr John Feavcr Ray Frogge Bill Grove Ty Morris Tommy Panncll Jimmy Pence Butch Roberts John Ross Jay Wilkinson [HI] “Froggy, Froggy, plunk your magic twanger.” Rav Frogge makes a jump shot against El Reno. “Where have you been all my life, Guinivcrc?” Ray Frogge and Jim Braden try for a rebound in the Northeast game. COACH CHI I BRYAN Season's Record Norman 45 Norman 28 Norman 55 Norman 41 Norman 35 Norman 48 Norman 52 Norman 62 Norman 37 Norman 70 Norman 64 Norman 35 Norman 60 Norman 70 Norman 37 Norman 43 Norman 54 Norman 75 Norman 48 Norman 48 Norman 29 Norman 54 Norman 41 . . Northeast 34 . . . Bolcy 25 . . Muskogee 41 . . Douglas 44 . . Semniole 37 . . . Borgcr 66 . . . Borgcr 65 . . Amarillo 47 . . Tascosa 47 . . Lawton 48 . . Northeast 47 . . El Reno 54 . . Duncan 49 . . Ardmore 57 . . Chickasha 25 . . Lawton 32 . . El Reno 47 . . Ardmore 59 . . Seminole 53 . . Duncan 47 . . Chickasha 35 Midwest City 51 . . Shawnee 46 [M2] Left to right: Jim Patterson, Larry Ward, Jerry Bcardslcc, Paul Updegraff, Dwain Ballcw, David Iverson, Bobby Hood, J Ritz, Bob Bcatv, and Coy Kersey. Tigers Regional Runners-Up The Norman High School basketball team has dis- played excellent teamwork and skill throughout its fast-paced season. Living up to their 1959 title of State Class AA Champions, the Tigers have rated highly in the Boomer Conference and in the state. Gene Majors coached the B team to a successful season in which they progressed to potential A-string material. Norman defeated Northeast with a score of 45 to 34; Bolcv with a score of 28-25; Muskogee with a score of 55 to 41; Amarillo, 62 to 47; Lawton, 70 to 48; Northeast, 64 to 47; Duncan, 60 to 49; Ardmore, 70 to 57; Chickasha 37 to 25; Lawton, 43 to 32; El Reno, 54 to 47; Ardmore, 75 to 59; and Duncan, 48 to 47. The Tigers lost to Douglas, 41 to 44; Seminole, 37 to 35; Borger, 66 to 48; Borger, 65 to 52; Tascosa, 47 to 37; El Reno, 54 to 35; Seminole, 53 to 48; and Chickasha, 35 to 29. [113] Ole Bob Beaty steals an Kl Reno ball and makes a two point lay-up for the NHS Tigers. Tiger Sharks I he Norman High School swimming team, in only its fourth year of competition, had a successful season under the NCAA 200 Yard Breaststroke champion, Gordon Collett. 'I he members of the team practiced nightly under the supervision of their coach in the Hottow row: Dan Odenwellcr, Steve Bonner, Robert Flecncr. Corkcy Butler, Jim Gray, and Lee Kcelcy. Second row: George Dorsctt, Joe Comegys, Thomas Amsdcn, Paul Brandt, Howard Cloud. Kirk Schmitt, and Fred Martin. “.Man, like this going upstream is killing me!” Fred Martin and Corkcy Butler arc swimming a long mile in their sweat shirts. Men’s Pool of the University Field House, working hard to be able to compete in the State Swimming Contest at McLain High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Some of the different events practiced by all were backstroke, breaststroke, freestyle, and butterfly. The outstanding swimmers in each event were Steve Bonner and Robert Flecncr, backstroke; Tom Amsdcn and Alex Whistler, breaststroke; Jim White and Corky Butler, free- style; and Kirk Schmitt, the butterfly. “Boy, I’ll be glad when this mess is over! Coach Gor- don Collett is looking forward to the expectations of the Norman High Swimming Team. Tiger Matmen Under the guidance of Dave Calvert and Bill Griffin, the Norman wrestling team progressed through a colorful season. With returning matmen, plus promising new- comers, the grapplcrs surpassed all expectations. Spirit for this relatively new sport soared with each victory. Up against stiff competition, the Tiger matmen won three out of ten games, of which six out of seven losses were to the most outstanding wrestlers in the state. The Norman squad for the season scored a total of 140 points, including ten pins, three of which were made by Carl Smith. Captains Andy Kimberling, Carl Smith, and James Wing led the team and suc- ceeded in lettering along with many of their industrious team. Loyd Draper almost receives two points for a reverse, but goes off the mat. liottotn row: Captains James Wing and Andy Kimberling. Second row: Loyd Draper, Tim Timmons, Bob Gowcns, James Higbcc, Darrell Moring, Jimmy Newby, and James Adams. Third row: Bobby Moring, Bill Ingles, John How- ard, Robert Anncslcy, Warren Moore, Brent Gic .cntanncr, and Vcm Primrose. Fourth row: Jerry Robertson, Don James, Bob Rice, and Robert Sims. “I wonder if John is watching the game? John McCray, Dwain Ballcw, Lloyd Draper, and David Iverson try to keep calm before their turn to hat. In a tight squeeze play Paul Updegraff trys a bunt. 'V Jerry Neal makes a play for first on an almost suc- cessful hit in the Lawton game. '60 Baseball Racing off with a 9-4 victory over Putnam City, the Norman High baseball team settled down to a victorious season. Lawton High School suffered a 4-2 loss at the hands of the Tigers in the second game of the season, and their outstanding record was furthered by a 3-0 stomping of Midwest City. Initial successes, the NHS baseball team lived up to the pre- season predictions under the direction of coach Chet Bryan, although the Tigers lost several star lettcrmcn. [116] Ty Morris sweats it out to first in one of the opening games of the Tigers’ season season against Putnam City. Underclassmen Fill Ranks In a base hit Denny Hopkins reaches second and tries for Hutch Roberts fires the hall over to Jimmy Pense to make third in a winning game against the Lawton Wolverines. the third out in the game against the Chickasha Chicks. [M7] _ Tigers Victorious at Arkansas Meet Jerry Crane, attempting to jump over a high hurdle, catches his big toe on the hurdle and falls. In a practice relay, Robert Clark passes the baton to Gary Livingston. Hot tom row: Gary Livingston. Quay Parker, Robert Clark, Jerry Crane, and Phil Oviatt. Secr.tJ row: Jim Barringer, Lewis Smith, Murry Shaeffer, Ray Frogge. and Mike Rirz. Track coach Gene Mears not pictured. Lewis Smith lands safely in the sand after a broad jump. Ray Frogge, champion NHS disk thrower, gets in shape for a big meet on the school practice field. ' Trackmen of 60 The 1959-1960 Norman Track Team composed of Mike Rit ., Ray Frogge, Quay Parker, Jim Barringer, Gary Livingston, Robert Clark, Phil Oviatt, Pat Poe, and Murry' Shaeffer proved itself early in the season. In the Murray State Invitational at Tishomingo, the Tigers placed fifth. The Bison Relays at Shawnee found NHS first in Class A competition after which the team journeyed to Searcy, Arkansas to take another first in the Harding Acad- emy Relays. “Hurry, ‘Stronghcart pay them the rent!” screams Jane David, the hcorinc, as the villians, Ted Chillcss and Lewis Mens, push the hero, J. R. Bagby, off the cliff. “I dreamed 1 rode on the back of a firetruck in my . . New line of advertisement, compliments of Nancy Carter, Gail Lawson, Kay Lynn Ldwards, Judv Carpenter, and Terrv Ridley. 7 School Life 4 What do you mean, that guy you girls arc standing on wants out? Senior girls cutting up after school arc Joan Kalman, Shelia Patterson, Ellic Livezey, Todis Brett. Trude Steele, Ann Prier, and Sandra Carpenter. [122] Busy Times h in the was dumb enough to drop their contact lense in this mess? Hunting for the lost item arc Sherry Steele, Ann Wicst. Jeff Jolly, Sally Allmon, Cheryl Caddcll, and Loy Elmore. Due to difficulties beyond our control, namely Terry Rid- ley's spastic expression, there will be no cutlinc for this picture. Hurrying in the halls, last-minute studying at a table piled high with books in the student center, riding home after losing the all-impor- tant game, meeting with committees, painting posters in enthusiastic campaigning for a Trail Queen candidate—these arc the gay and happy times, the moment of sadness and disappoint- ment that slip away only too quickly. On these school life pages we have tried to recapture them that we may never forget. “What do you mean we forgot to sanitize it?” ask Norman High’s football managers, Jim White and Jerrell Henderson, of Tommy Harris. A clock is a clock, is a clock, is a clock, is a clock, at the 3: JO rush hour. [123] Royalty Selected Carolyn Norris, 1960 Chorus Queen, with her attendants Chuckic Schneider, Todis Brett, Kay Russell, .Marsa Wynn, Sharon Tankers- ley, and Diane Stuard. F.ccecc-hah . . . me Harkey! You Tarzan? Merriment prevails as Linda Pulliam is congratulated by Carol Caswell and Todis Brett on her selection as Football Queen. Y | J . niA Over the P ',vcr the Kainbow was the theme Vl Fy vfor Queen Linda and her roval court. [124] Here come dem birds again, says Carol Lack, FFA Queen. Surrounding her arc her attendants Sandy Johnson, Fern John- son, Janie Oliphant, Kathy Lack. Vickie Woodrow, and Happv Miller. Hearts arc trumps. Those putting in all the hard work on the basketball coronation arc .Mitch Mertes, Pat Primrose, Jimmie Lee MeGowen, F.loisc Kuykendall, Sue Ann White, Jackie Boggs, Janie Oliphant, Lavinia Kay Frank, .Marsa Wynn, Kav Fdwards, and Jessena Brasher. [125] Queen Claudia with the basketball attendants Jane Harkey, Vickie Wood- row, Judy Carpenter, Joan Kalman, Joy Monroe, Sandy Johnson, Sandra Carpenter, Nancy Miles, Karen Moore, and Todis Brett. “Me, queen?” cries Claudia F.urton as the big announcement is made naming her l%0 Basket- ball Queen. n Norman High Caught “searching their inner souls” arc Stanley Skinner. Jimmie Lee MeGowen, Mary Ed Halford, David Lampton, and Trude Steele. “Red Rover, Red Rover, send B. Roy right over! NHS students gather 'round while Ronnie Martin and his hand entertain at a sock hop. Students Romp Along Fun-Filled Year Cheerleaders, students, and bandsmen, get in the spirit at the afternoon pep rally before the El Reno football game. I ful, Judy, you'll pop your rubber bands! Other cats of Norman High arc Rita Mobley, Elizabeth :nburgcr, Pat Hinshaw, and Stanley Skinner. 1 was l� om this way, what's your excuse?” asks Mitch Menes. The others, Todis Brett, .Mary Evelyn Groves, and Gerrv Recce, register mixed emotions to Jerry Robertson's jokes. The .Martin Vandcrhoffs and associates during the cocktail hour in the Junior Play, “You Can’t Take It With You.” Class Plays “The czar always said to me, ‘Olga, do not be stingy with the blitzes’!” screeches Martha Sickles. Look- ing on in horror during a scene from the Junior Play arc Richard Cowan, Chuck O'Brien, and Mary Ed Halford. “He would have made a wonderful Christian martyr, if he had been a Christian!” thinks Kitty Edmunds as she and Ron Halsey listen to Jeff Woodson’s inner-most thoughts in the Senior Play, “The Tall Story.” “What was that! queries Steve Lawton, President of Custer College, of detective, Mitch Menes, as James Goodpasture looks on in dismay. Mixed emotions fill the faces of Norman High Students at the El Reno game. Calisthenics never looked so good! Some of the football hoys kick it up” for the talent show. NHS Students Sparkle With Talent “Question number six. Tell me all you know about Socrates!” Senior Play cast members, Kitty Edmunds, Analcc Ashley, and Larrv Tookcr, listen to Jeff Woodson’s questions. Wheel This is fun! squeals Mrs. Rit man when she powders Verna .Moss’s hair as Chuck O’Brien. Jerrcll Hen- derson. and .Midge Craven look on in glee. .Monroe carried atop “Juniors ‘Jov Land.” Dorothy leads Sophomores with Willard Will Reign. Anxious hopefuls, Carole Caswell, Dorothy Willard, and Joy Monroe, patiently await the royal announcement. TRAIL Elections Excited Queen Carole takes the traditional victory ride as happy Seniors whoop it up. .Mistress of ceremonies, Gerry Recce, the attendants—hoops and all—and their escorts rehearse for the coronation. I.ong hours of work by TRAII. staffers begin to show as the “Carousel” takes shape for coronation night. Climaxed By Fabulous CarouseF' Riding the completed Carousel is Queen Carole Caswell with her escort, Mitch Mertes; flower girf, Margaret Kidd; crown hearer, Philip Kidd III; and attendants and escorts, Claudia Eurton, Amos Moses, Susan Lewis, Nancy Miles, Eddy Massey, Gar ' McClanahan, Joy Monroe, Butch Roberts, Jerry Robertson, Dorothy Willard, David O’Neil, Sherman Lawton, Trude Steele, Lavinia Kay Frank, Jay Wilkinson, and Todis Brett. Three of the Roaring Tigers of Norman High arc Jerry Goldsby, the NHS spirit, and Bohhv Jacobs. Not Miskovsky again! exclaims John Luttrcll as he expresses dismay at an NHS basketball game. Nonsense Flies at I’ll harm you! says Sherry Thomas as she prepares to at- tack Suzy Gruber with a barrage of snowballs. Norman High “Jimmie Lee is locked in the closet! Now where did I put that key? says Mrs. Barnes to David I.ampton, a wayward Tiger Talcs staff member. “Up in the air Junior Birdsmen!” Norman High has its serious side, too, as students contribute heartily to the Polio Fund. Bottom row: Janice McCraw, Dorothy Comclison, Tommie Nichols, and Diane Noah. Second row: Joe Comcgvs, Margaret Raines, F.loisc Hough, and Bill Ham. Third row: Mickey Martin. School Clippings Will everyone please remain seated while the student center is in motion? [133] ' ' ' - «Z-XU, yy V . a, si xg' shs t +£ri£' 4 ,duz nJ vt mjgJ sd+rfj 1440 yyiwvu « ■ ±-%afJ? weAc aJh+xfc A k-j £ JjVcJ 0«4£W Q± fUuY - L - U- «- i (j -i iilrd u 'where fashion begins' P ■ iou ’d 125 E. Main NORMAN JE 4-1486 COURTESY CLEANERS ODORLESS DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY SERVICE 312 W. Main 800 Lindsay Agar-King Price AGENCY 'Where Insurance Is Not A Sideline 218 N. Peters JE 4-5945 Goodno's Jewelry 201 E. Main JE 4-7107 McCall’s Coffee Shop Featuring . . . 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Main JE 4-0031 FOREMAN-CAUDILl INSURANCE AGENCY • FIRE • AUTOMOBILE • CASUALTY • BONDS 111 E. Comanche JE 4-5120 Ideal Mattress Factory 424 E. Main JE 4-6504 Norman Builders Supply LUMBER - MILLWORK - PAINT ROOFING - GLASS - HARDWARE COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE 323 E. Mosier JE 4-0482 Holtzchue Hardware 119 W. Main JE 4-0028 200 W. Main JE 4-2122 Featuring These Famous Brands DeLiso Debs — Capezio — Camelle Fredelle — Old Maine Trotters — D'Antonio Confettis — Sandler of Boston — Frank Cardone 784 Asp JE 4-8282 ANN SAUNDERS SHOWS SANDRA CARPENTER. TODIS BRETT, AND ElllE LIVEZEY SOME NEW SHOE FASHIONS FROM THE WEBB. OHLAHOfTlA nATURAL Gut Compcwuf FOR UNEQUALLED SERVICE 324 W. Main JE 4-3300 JEWELRY-LADIES APPAREL Kirk's Seeds Garden Supplies 113-115 E. Comanche JE 4-0422 J K Oil Company 219 E. Gray JE 4-3758 JUSTICE-MARTI AUTO SUPPLY 330 E. Main JE 4-0477 BONNEY’S Exclusive But Not Expensive FROM SCHOOL GIRL to [138] CAREER GIRL 118 E. 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GOOD PRINTING - BEST SERVICE' TRANSCRIPT (yMpam Publishers of THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT Since 1889 NORMAN • OKLAHOMA VARSITY BOOK SHOP 798 Asp JE 4-0083 Hair Cutting — Setting Permanent Waving 1111 CHAUTAUQUA Emma Lou’s Beauty Sho|i For Appointment Call JE 4-4750 Complete Service in One Location 60 Car Parking by Bank 3 Drive-In Windows All Types of Loans 116 S. Peters JE 4-4200 FI RSTk 'Q Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CAROLYN NORRIS, TRUDE STEELE, AND TODIS BRETT DISPLAY THEIR ATHLETIC ABILITIES AT McNABB'S SPORTS CENTER. NORMAN McNABB’S SPORTING GOODS [142] 305 W. Main JE 4-1305 MTCH-IAYLOR UPHOLSTERY 326 E. Main JE 4-8528 GLOVER MONUMENT COMPANY JE 4-1424 909 N. Porter -Sounded Norman's Most Modern and Distinctive Furniture Store The Best Buy in the Long Run 226-230 E. Main JE 4-2288 CHASTAIN OIL COMPANY PHILLIPS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Castro Santa Fe Ry, JE 4-1709 HOOPER PRINTING COMPANY 301-303 W. 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Porter JE 4-7130 y o Quality y Chekd DAIRY PRODUCTS THE NEW LOCATION OF THE HETHERINGTON AGENCY PRESENTS A RELIABLE LOOK FOR THE INSURANCE MINDED CUSTOMER. NORMAN FLORAL Norman's Outstanding Florist Lockett Hotel JE 4-7332 SOUTHERLAND LAUNDRY O. E. SOUTHERLAND, JR., Manager 331 White Street JE 4-0343 CARL BOB'S MUSIC STORE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SUPPLIES PIANO TUNING REFINISHING NEW USED PIANOS 131 N. Porter JE 4-1540 Clark Hetherington AGENCY Insurance-Real Estate-Builders Visit Us At Our New Location 303 S. Peters JE 4-6023 Hal Muldrow AGENCY INSURANCE PROTECTION ON: • AUTOMOBILE • FIRE • COMPENSATION • LIABILITY • BONDS • BURGLARY • ACCIDENT HEALTH • LIFE 117 E. Comanche JE 4-5860 MURDOCK-SALYER CHEVROLET The Wildest Traders In Oklahoma 330 E. Comanche JE 4-7021 (CLIFF) ( A L ) Jess Walden Cleaners Night Gunn Brothers Depository Stamps TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER BIG GUY BURGERS 121 N. Porter 202 N. 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Main JE 4-2287 JE 4-3166 JE 4-8331 THE HELM flor (flood flood 1101 ELM JE 4-2944 THE INTERIOR OF THE HEIM, NOTED FOR ITS FINE FOOD AND GOOD HOSPITALITY, PRESENTS AN INVITING LOOK. GARNER’S MEN'S SHOP Fine Clothes For Young Men 792 Asp JE 4-2500 Allard Cleaners Modern Service 305 E. Main JE 4-7230 118 W. Main 1108 W. Main KUNKEL PLUMBING HEATING 208-210 W. Main JE 4-1888 AMSPACHER p r °i SOUTHSI DE 530 W. Lindsay E R Y JE 4-1888 X 1V1L r- TT7 Jr utv nX JT w fj'jh V Leslie Merle Jkif BEAUTY SALON A k - 'XSUrl, sO.Almx v CUu 307 W. Boyd JE 4-8888 Russell Smith Studios n Business in Norman Since 1929 In Business BELL'S FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Across the Street from the Post Office ☆ In Norman Since 1929 120 West Main Dial JE 4-8413 1313-B Jenkins JE 4-2085 BIGGS SON REAL ESTATE JE 4-8984 623 N. Porter la Boutique LADIES FINE FASHIONS 584 Buchanan JE 4-1334 sys-. DRUG SHIRLEY BURNS AND DICK SEIF HAVE FUN LOOKING OVER THE VARIETY OF APPLIANCES AT GORDON'S SPECIALTY. 223 E. 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Main JE 4-9364 MARY EVELYN GROVES AND JOI DEll JONES PEEK INTO ONE OF THE MANY NEW APPLIANCES TO BE FOUND IN SEARS'. -'L'C-e . HOTEL y v ''Host to most ■ ‘ WNcman-s Guests cc JaA. £ ■ ▼ RAOK’MARK x. -v-, BOTTLING COMPANY 315 E. Gray JE 4-806C JAKE'S GROCERY COMPLETE SELECTIONS 415 Hoover JE 4-255! 77 LLOYD LOCKBTT, Owner DOYLE TODD Distributor of SINCLAIR and GOODYEAR PRODUCTS 325 W. Main JE 4-3670 Approved Charge Accounts H. D. ADAMS FOODS H. D ADAMS FOODS. 327 EAST COMANCHE, IS THE ESTAB- LISHED MARKET PLACE FOR MANY OF NORMAN'S SHOPPERS 327 E. Comanche JE 4-7181 SERVICE CLEANERS 705 N. Porter JE 4-5300 Cecil REAL ESTATE ft INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ft LOANS 300 W. Main JE 4-3800 For Prompt EXPERT SERVICE ON AUTO RADIOS and HI-FI HI-FI... RADIO... T% CAMPUS PHARMACY Where Friends Meet JE 4 2324 Campus Corner HOLID 717 N. Porter L A WHEEL and BRAKE TIRES • BATTERIES • ACCESSORIES THE MARTINS Lee { 402 406 E. Main Frank Abe JE 4-1500 THESE THREE MEN REPRESENT ONLY A PART OF THE ABLE STAFF TO BE FOUND AT L AND A WHEEL AND BRAKE DA SALESMAN WENDALL HAMILTON SHOWS ELAINE KRUIS ONE OF THE MANY PAIRS OF BEDROOM SLIPPERS FOUND AT FELT’S. eltd FAMILY SHOE STORE Shoes for Everyone in the Family CITY CLUB VELVET STEP WEATHERBIRD 221 EAST MAIN TV Service PROMPT SERVICE BY RADIO DISPATCH rm r‘fm rn AY TV JE 4-4827 University Portrait STUDIO Portrait, Group and Commercial MRS. A. R. COLE 217 W. Boyd JE 4-2602 McCALL'S SUPER MARKET 301 W. Main JE 4-6237 Western Auto ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated by BOB REEDS 121 W. Main JE 6-1111 RAY'S D R U G Walgreen Agency 1106 W. Main JE 4-6606 a Wv -J wW SHERMAN LAWTON Senior Class President mm STEVE LAWTON Student Council President Serving the Needs of all Oklahoma . . . In less than four years, University National has grown in assets and stature to one of the great Oklahoma companies The right way to start your adult life is through protection by University National AN OLD LINE LEGAL RESERVE CAPITAL STOCK COMPANY WAYNE WALLACE, President NORMAN, OKLAHOMA 301 E. Main JE 4-1658 RONNIE PENDERGRAFT ANO DAVID O'NEIL PAUSE IN SPORT COATS AND SLACKS FROM HAROLD'S ON THE OU CAMPUS. ftarolifa m£4i a ifut rd 329 West Boyd . . . Facing OU Campus HOLDING SAMPLES FROM HAMPTON'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS ARE EUGENE DILLARD. RONNIE MARTIN. AND RAY FROGGE. 2 FLOWERS AND GIFTS ☆ The Friendly Florist Shop ☆ GROWING WITH NORMAN 610 N. Porter JE 4-5200 NDEX . Rebecca Bif Bir Bishop, Ear Bishop, Mary -Wc 21, 60 3 Black, Karen Lec 43, 69, 77 Black, Sozaryse jl rHi 6 Blakely, ThomaTsV Boarts, Darlene 56 Bobbitt, Mr. Everett 12, 13, Boggs, Ezra 43 Boggs, Jackie 19, 43, 56, 77. 80, 125 Bonner, Steve 43, 64, 84, 114 C GhtWsTtors. Nel( Adams, James 20, 115 Adkins, Kay 37, 75 Alexander, Richard 37 Allison, Gayle 20, 59, 73, 84, 85, 86 Allison, Sandra 20, 82, 96 Allmon, Sally Sue 20, 62, 63, 73, 75, 84, 97. 101. 123 Amsden, Thomas 20, 114 Anderson, Darlene 37, 62, 79 Anderson, Donna 37 Anderson, Gary 37 Anderson, Rosellen 20, 30, 72, 74, 89, 101 Anderson, Steve C. 105, 107, 108 Anderson, Stephen J. 20, 105 Anderspn, Terry 43, 45, 55, 69, Annefley, bby C 7 57, Antwine, Mr. Hurshel 12, 82 Brasher, Jcsscna 22, 56, 62, 63J Armstrong, Mrs. Bernice 12, W, 72, 77, 84, 99, 100, 101, 12 78 Brazil, Jorry 37 Armstrong, Charles 37w k j B cndle, DiniiX-4$7-4{j 77, 87� orendl Cantrell, L Oonna 43 gill, 4anieC4£r 58 Carpenter, 77, Carpenter 101, Sandy Cartcr I ancy 42, 44, 5! 84, 122S-W4 24, � .76, 124, 130 Cate, L r22 Cheek, Ka -37, 74, 8: Chesser, Dec Ann 37, Desper, Diane 43 Dietrich, Jimmy 24, 85 Dillard, Eudene 24, 155 Dillard, Eugene 24, 155 Dixon, Larry 38 Dodd, Diane 24. 30, 54, 73, 101 Donaldson, Douglass 44 Dorsett, George 38, 114 Dr| o, Joh 24, 105, 108 DraperTXdfd 24, 115, 116 Dulaney, SQaron 14, 38, 58 mn lureno 44, 58 Bowen, Carolyn 43 Bowers, Terry 43, 59, 61 Bowles, Delores 37, 59 Bowman, Barbara 76 Boyce, Barbara 21, 101 Boyd, David 43, 69 Braden, Jim 21, 101, 110, 111, 112 Bradshaw, Judy 65 Brakebill, Barbara 43, 48, 76 Brandt, Linda 43, 58 Brandt, Mrs. Lois 13, 16, 42 Brandt, Paul 21, 105, 114 Branton, Stanloy 21, 69 Chilless Churchwefr riames 43 Clark, FrancM U4, 58, 61 Clark, Robert It Clay, Henry 44 Cleveland, Cleo 44 Clifton, Julia 22, 73,- Cloud, Howard 25 Clouser, Ronald 37 tummiuj, Coffey, Jan 44, 65, 69, 76 � S_ ' q7, 97, Coffey, Sharon 23, 65, 72 — wards, Kay Lyt Cole, Janell 23, 65 6 77 122 125 Cole, Marti 23. 72, 74. 87 Elledg fiarbara 24 Edmond, Cb Edmunds, is, Cla v69 is, David'33 Armstrong, Jimmy 43 Arter, Jerry 37 Ashloy. An Lea.20, 23 73 Atha, Mike 37 oUUH' •— Brcndle, Katrina 22, 65, 78, 87 Brett, Todis-AJ, 22, 24, 59, 73, £ AJ � fl2r 24, 138, 142 Brookins, Don 37 , B Coles, Gayle 56 Comegys, Joe 114, 133 Comer, Dewey 37 Copsfer, Mary 37, 54, 74, ConkfTng; Bwty3T '39,1 jt o, Ernest .. „ Ertel.'linda 65 22'}4'Al’ 7- Cornefison, Dorothy 60, 133 , Eurton, Claudia 20, 25, 73, 75, , 125, 127,.Corruito, AAr. O 76. 92, 94, I?5. 131 Cosset Gwen 44 58 wbSnk, Mr. Lance 14 Council, Charlotte 43, 44, 69, 77, 84 Council, Christina 44 7i Brooks, Kcnneth-42 - t_X- --CX6w4n, Carl Brookshire, Cecilee 37, 75 Cowan, Richard 37, 69, 85 Bross, Jim 3 $7 v , h- _ Crane, Je ry 55,-83, 85, 88, 89, BroWh, Delores 37 118 Brown, Gordon 37, 7Q, 71 Craven, Mkfgc, 37, 76, 8 - ”rown, Jo 37, 55, 57, 75, 87, Crawford, Margaret 44, 77, 79 Crawf©r J, Pam 23 Creveling, Carolyn 65 Brov h, Brown, Brown, '0' 101 Brown, Karen 22, Bruehl, Pat 70 Crow, Ginger 60 Bruemmer, Robert 22, 59 tfT X-.i_gr5 ovcr, Jim 37, 101, 110, Bryan, Mr. Chot 13, 110, li t, 112 11T Bryant, Billie Jo 43, 60, 79 _£ulp, Joe 23 Bryant, Jerry 22, 67, 68, 69, urren, Freftfie37 Jr Buell, Linda 43, 54, 58, 77 Burch, David 59, 61 Burns, Cherrie, 43� 77 Burns, Shirldy 22, 65, 72, 85, 149 Butler, Corky 37, 59, -60; 61, Babb, Tony 20 Badry, Selma 21, 59,-73 Bagby. Jim 37, 64, 67, 69, 80, 98, 122 Bagby, Terry 69 Baker, Jimmy 21, 69 Baldwin, Donna 37 Ball, Bill 43 Ball, Henry 21 Bellow, Dwain 43, 45, 47, 49, 105, 113, 116 Bandy, Bill 37, 83, 87, 89 8erkcr, Gail 76 Barnes, Mrs. D. L. 12, 13, 64, 132 Barnhill, B. T. 70 Barringer, Jim 21 Barringer, Martha 37, 54' Barton, Linda Vffcy 73 e,v : 82, 84, 89, s? Beardslee, Jerry 21 3 113 . Beardslee, Judy 21, 72 Beaty, Bob 43, 45, 49, 105, 106,107,113 _ Be'ford, B � y 37, 75 c Davis, AArs. fllMfceth 13, 42 Bell, Ronald 43, 9 CaddeM,-C eryll 22, 59, 84, Cfiavis. Gene 23 - «c? Bell, AArs. Virginia 13, 19, 45, , 10T. 123 - — 87 ✓ M Zs Juno 22 O Z D fef 84, 87, 114 JjW, Gerald 22 Buffer, Leanna 22, 59 Dabney, Jim 70 v T aniel, AAr. B. Roy 10 Daniels, Karen 37, 74 Danlcy, Bob 44, 59, 61 Danner, Douglas 44 David, Jane 37, 68, 69, 74, 84, 87, 122 David, on, Teresa 23, 24 DaviirCQra 23, 73. 85 -14, 37, D «] Farmer, Phoebe 38, 75, 84, 87, 101 Farrar, Darlene 44, 76, 79 Farris, Linda 38, 74 Feaver, Ed 25, 99, 100, 101, 105 Feaver, John 110, 111 Fersell, Ruth 25, 54, 73 Ferrell, Shirley 44 Findley, Beth 44, 77 Findl$y Donna 58 Flcener, Robert 44, 52 Fleming, AArs. Alice 14, 56 Fore, Barbara 25, 72, 78 Foroc, Elizabeth 44, 59, 77 Fountain, Charles 44 Fowler, Nancy 44 Frank, Glenn 25, 70 Frank, Lavinia Kay 24, 25, 52. 53, 73, 74, 77, 80, 84, 97, 98, 100. 101, 125, 131 Freeman, Barbara 38, 57 Friedlander, Kay 38, 69 Fries, David 43 Fries, Linda 38, 75 Fritch, Margaret 44, 62, 76 Froggc, Ray 25, 110, 111, 112, 118, 155 Frost, Gary 38 Frye, Jack 25 Fuller, Mrs. Sarah 14, 17, 36 Fuzzell, Gene 25 V 7 rion� rncyc K JLX Gt ?a car;n'3u' 3 Hansrrjeyer, Kathr- Hardesty, Mary ffeth heryl 45 35. 76 - U J „L „. « « 56, 75 Mk 80. 98, Gardner, Phyllis 44, 76. 87, 88 . Harkey, Judy 36, 38, 56, 74, Gatchel, Mrs. Maty 14, 19 Gay, Jimmy- 38, 114 y____ Geyer, Jeanie 38, 9Sf 85 Gczentanner, Brent 44, 69, 85, 115 y Gilbert, George 70 Giles, Jim 59, Gil 80, 98, 124, 126, 127 Harm-on, tGa I rS38, 750 1— « , nW� r, Georgia 45 v Harmon, Shirley '45 58, 76 Harris Anne 26, 82 . Har� j ,'Wdy 38 Harris, Janie Mr 67. 68, t Harris, Ji 101 I8 J Har,i5'T' 74, 84, 101 Hir is, Sit% 26 Joanna 2 69, Glass. Glas: Gt Glen' Goforth, Neola.Dianne 2S? 7 Goforth, Pauljr Goins, Jim '2d Goldsby, Jejtry 25, 99, 132 v Goodman.Jq Goodpasturei . 80, 98, 99, 101 Goodpasture,_M rffn 38 Gowens, Bo©25, 70, 115 Grady, Mary 25, 62, 63 S Graves, Carolyn 38, 65, 74 Green, Charles 70 Green, Connie 44, 58, 76 Green, Diana 44, 84, 86 Green, Tunkin 73 Greenwood, Judy 44, (d, 69 Greenwood, Nora May 4 Gregory, Marlene 38,' fi7 Griffin, Mr. Bill 14, 16 A V- sVior 65, 72, 8 , Harvey, Norman 26, 105 Hatfield GlentJa 45, 58. 62, LHare eary 45, 83 ' ‘ Charles 26 fedrick, Anne 38 Heflin, Nancy 38 Heiskcll, Louise 44, 51 Phil 45, 70 Judy 54, 57. 7: verly 38 ft) nderi Henden UHendersoi Hensel, Hi Henson, Jii Ifrel 38, 123 Jimmy 38, 69 Rose 45 45 69 Herden, Dagmer 23, 38, 85 J Hewitt, Alan 70 Hickman, Connie 45, 58, 77, 154 Hiclcson, Kenneth 26 Higbee, Tames 45, 115 Higginbotham, Sandra 26 (Hill, ShirlayO ____ . HinjbaW, Pat 38,' 74, 80, 127 Griffin, Sandra 38, Z4 8V 10f ( Hi7 h, Janie 60, 6?. Z4 Grisson, Don 44, 69 Holaset. - ranees 27 Grizzle, Gary 45 ( rfglconb, Jerry .59. -61 Grizzle, Joe 38, 59, 61 - -Holcomb, Jidf.26, 59, 61 Grizzle, Wanda 38, 75, 85, Tt) V plcomfe; MelocB� _45. 54, 77, 85 Grotts. Judy 38 tay 27. 59r65. 73, 87 Grove. Bill 26, 101, HO, 1U .Holfeyman, MHce 45 Groves, Mary Evelyn 26, 52. 3 TlbllingawwtK Ugda 27, 73, 101 59, 62, 63. 73. 98, 127, 15T Roli0nba LirS.27 _ Gruber, Suzy 45. 58. 76, 132 Hbodv Bobbf j8, 1T3 Guinn, Gwendolyn 45, $0- r Depj J Hopkins, ua-27', 73, 85 OHople, Richard 55r 89 tyorton) Annar c H Haddock, Tommy 26, 33 Haden, Georgia 26, 60, 73, 87 Haden, La Donna 45, 60, 65, 76, 77, 87 Haden, Randy 45 Halford, Mary Ed 38, 64, 69, 80, 87, 98, 126 Halsey. Ron 27, 84, 87 Hames, Carolyn 26, 60 Hames, Sharon 38 Hames, Terry 70 Hamilton, Nancy 26, 57, 78 Hamilton, Wendell 153 Hamlin, Mike 26, 105 Hampton, Phil 26, 85, 101 Hancock, Gary 26, 34 Hansmeyer, August 26, 70 -Cathy 27 133 r rtoyck: Aon Houghj-Catl Hough. £loi Houser, Mike 26 Howard, Beferly 38, 69 Howard, Briano5 Howard, John 115 Howard, Phil 105 Howell, Derwin 39 Huffman, Jerry 45, 70, Hunt, Gary 39 Hunter, Tom, 39, 70 Hunter, Wanda 28 t s, Bobby 106, 107, 108, 132 , Emma 45, 53, 55, 56, James. Dick 45, 67, 69, 84, James, Don 67. 69, 115, 128 Jansing, Martha 39 Jenkins, Larry 28 Jennings, Loanna 28, 6: Jerome. Kenneth 39, 10’ Johnson, Bern' Johnson, Dwji Johnson,, Johnson, wa ett 2 Johnson, Ferity 39, 59, Lendreth, Janette 29, 57 Landsaw, Bob 36. 46, 53, 57, 80, 81 Langley, Anita 58, 61 Langley, Barbara 29 Langley, Barcia 39, 82 La Rue, Jack 39 Lawson, Gail 42, 60, 122 Lawton, Sherman 20, 29, 33, 99, 100. 101, 131, 153 Lawton, Steve 29, 84, 86, 99, 100, 101, 153 Lee, Trudy 29, 30, 67, 68, 69, V 73, 85 Op Lemmon, Kathy 29, 72 OLemmons, Loretta 39 Xgonard, Alvin 39, 69 Lesley 39, 74 59, 72 . Le Susan 29, 33, 73, 84, 131 Little, Loretta 58 -88, 125 Littlejohn, Mr. Wray 14, 75, 104 J tivezey, Ellie 24, 29, 30, 73, 76, 14, 123, 154 -gy 99 ioi, 122, 133 (Hflp on, Gary 39, 77, 106, LockefPaT 39, 74 28, 72 n, Harold 39 «ijjghmiller, Jimmy 70, 71 Love«andra 39, 60, 79 -- Lowrieygfcrkyoy 46 Cj J ttrelCTohn 39, 101, 132 15, 70 KeelyrTSrjjfc-XU Keller, a£ ode-28, 1 Keller, Monta Kelloy, Warren Kelfon, Joyce 57 Kendall, Mrs. Sue 14, Kennedy, James 28, 70 Kersey, Coy 45, 113 Kersey, Irene 39, 58, 61, 65 T .. . ... _. Kidd, John 45 AAarquardt, Chtp, 34 Kill, Sara Jane 28, 65, 73 Kimberling, Andy 39, 115 King, Mr. Bill 14 Maddox, Mrs. Kay 15, 42, 48, 83 MadOhf, Bobbie 29 Madole, Carrol 69 Madolo, Dorothy 30 Madolc, Jerry 70 Majors, Mr. Kenneth 36 Malan, Ben 39 Malone, Peg 46, 77 Manning, Kenneth 39 Marden, Sharon 54, 58, 79 cf Marti, Mrs. Evan L. 16 ?Marti, Sharon 46, 58, 65, 77 Martin, Bertie Ruth 46, 76 Martin, Fred 39, 84, 114 QM S AS x '0 I Ingles, Bill 39, 68. 69, 115 Iverson, David 45, 113, 116 DehrfTs 46, 69 Gene 15, 20, 104 Meek,KHarold 107 Meikle, Sharon 39, 60, 75, 85, 88 Mertes, Mitch 18. 23. 24, 30, 52, 53, 56, 80, 87. 98, 125, 127, 131, 139 [157] McGee, Rosemary 69, 77 Phillips, J©hnTB3V McGowen, Jimmie Lee 18, 29, 56, Phillips, AWualet'Ol . y 64, 73, 80, 87, 98, 99, 100, Pierce, a «Sani 4 60M 101, 125. 126 85 McGowen, Judy 45. 46. 52, 53, Pierson, Delores 31, 8z 55, 56, 80, 85 Pierson, Orvella 47 McKenzie, Warren 46 • Pitt, Karen 40, 60, 75, 85 McKinney, Bill 39 Poe, Paf 109, 138 McLain, Mary Jean 46, 58, 77 Polk, Connie 0, 75V}! 1 McSpadden, Miss Ruth 14, 55 Pope, Carol 719, 8� 7lC Pope, Louise I7TvJ58 60, 8 Poteet, Ccle l 47, 54 58 Poteet, Pete 2 . lA V Potter, G«ne 47 V N Powell, JoVn 473WaJ77, 7 Metis, Louis 122 Meyers, Paul 46 Michael, Mr. Ford 16 Middleton, Mr. James 17, 66 Miles, Bama 17, 46, 48, 69, 77, Miles, Nancy, 24, 30, 73, 76, 125, Powell, BMJkmV • Powell, Nitr iaf k Powoll, Shirleyfk ? Power, Marcia Aq, 58, 60, 76, 77 Prier, Ann 32, Syf 87, 89, 98, m Primrose, Pat 4(1' 96, 125 Primrose, Vern‘47, Pulliam, Linda 32, 94, 124, 150 Pyle, Carol 58 icrringer, Jai tonover, Jfa Sanrw, Miss Wci,Tl JpW-i Min. David C ?.|6D l6j V Dick 361 li, up • , . Scnnhenn, G do 147 Shaeffer, Murr dJiy, 83, 84|wj 109, 110 W Shaeffer, Sarra '40, 75 ( Shannon, Mike 47, 67, 69, 84 Sharp, Jo 69, 85 V, Sharp, Patti 48, 55, 77,85 Shaw, Howard Shelton, Candy 40 Shier, Mary 54 .� Shirley, Beverly 32 'L X Shobert, Alecia 4$ . Shobert,0plane-,40L 58 M SicklcjL Wtha 40, ®2, 53i fe7, Raines, Margaret 47, 58, 133 Randolph, Ramona 47, 67,nA9 Reece, Gerry 4, 32, 52, 73 80, 88, 98, 101, 127, 131 Reed, Douglea 47 f Reed, Joan 47 Reed, Rodney 40 Reese, Carolyn 32, 65, 87 Renegar, Beverly 32, 33. 34,'73 Renegar, Judy 43, 46, 47, 77, 84 Reynolds, Clo Ellen 32 Reynolds, Paul 57 Rice, Bob 47, 115 Richard, Kenny 47, 71 Richey, Harriet 46, 47 Ridgway, Paf 47, 77 Ridley, Terry 42, 46, 60, 76, 83, 22, 123 giggle, Ivan 57 Ritz, Mike 47, 49, 109, 113 Ritzman, Mrs. Mabel 12, 17, 23 Robbins, Carolyn 47 -y- ' Robbins, Elaine 37 i J ' Roberson, Glorena 40 '4] Roberson, Marilyn 76 |V Roberts, Butch 40, 111,fM7 sPaine, Jimmie Rev 72, 74, 75 L0 Pannell, Tarfnty 40, 108, l09, Papj rChar es]47, Z9 Patter, PcgbV 38 Parker, Qu2y 36, 40, 41, 59, 61, 97 ' Parman, Carolyn 14, 40, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 75, 87 Parsons, Cleo 40 f Patterson, Jim 47, 113 ' Patterson, Sheila 31. 72, 84, 122 Payton, Tommy 47 Pence, Jimmy 40, 110, 111, 117 Pendergraft, Ronnie 31, 110, 111, 155 Perry, John 40 Peters, Mike 70, 71 Pevehouse, Miss Florence 17, 19, McC6nW5ll. DaMpk 46, 62,-43 McConnell, Mfife 29 McConnell, Wilma 29 McCormick, LaVorne 29 McCraw, Janice 29, 72, 74, 101, 133 McCray. John 46, 49, 116, 117 McDade, Mrs. Agnes 10, 15 McDade, Larry 46, 52, 53, 80, 144 McDanel, Mike 39 McDonald, Nancy 39, 58, 75 McElhaney, Mary Jane 39, 62, 63 Johpny l.7u i.-JWry 18, JH5, 117 n, inda 71 unsoi RobsonkM hello JH Rogers Eaflinej'j7, Rolette, Mrt.'j'nez 1 Roley, Ervin 70, 71 [158] Stricklin, Linda 41, 75, 87 Stringar, Phyllis 41, 59, 75 Stuard, Diane 33, 59, 60, 73, 84, 86, 101, 124 Suchy, Janet 48, 58, 77 Suddath, Judy 62 Sugden, Miss Jean 18, 20, 83 Sullonburger, Elizabeth 48, 62, 63, 76, 80, 81, 85, 127 Sullivan, Connie 48 Swank, Elaine 48, 69, 76 Swank, Jim 41, 69, 85 Swim, Linda 33, 34 Swimley, Susan 48, 76, 77 Thrower, Darrell 48 Timmons, Tim 115 Tipps, Tommy 34 Todd, Mary Tolson, Dari Tolson, Flo Tooker. Larry Tooker, Pattie 41, 75 Townsend, Mark 69, 83, ... Tucker. Kay 30, 34, 72«$� , '°' MM njV Tucker, Mr. Ray 1J y Tuma, Betty 41, 65, 74 4} Tyndale, Sanford 41 nfc, 89 Wilson, David 49 Wilson, Henry 48 Wilson, Linda 49, 58, 62, 77 Wilson, Sharon 49, 58, 76 Wing, James 27, 35, 115 Wing, Jerry 41 Winn, Carolyn 41, 62, 63 Witt, Jimmy 49 Witten, Harold 69 Womack, Pat 34, 35, 72, 78, 79 Woodrow, Vickie 41, 57, 75, 125 Woods, Jimmie 41, 67, 69, 101 Woodson, Jeff 23, 35 Worrell, Sandra 49 Wright, Linda 49 Wright, Mary 35 Wynn, Marsa 35, 59, 72, 60, 80, 99, 124, 125 101 108 Tankersley, Kay 18, 42, 48, 53, 76, 80, 81, 84, 97 Tankersloy, Sharon 33, 54, 59, 61, 73, 77, 83, 85, 89, 99, 101, 124 Taylor, Freda 48, 77 Taylor, Janice 48, 54, 76 Taylor, Ray 41, 59, 61, 85 Taylor, Mr. Richard 18, 36 Taylor, Roy 41, 59. 60, 61. 101 Taylor. Suzy, 41, 57, 75 Taylor, Tommy 12 Terry, Donna 48 Terry, Linda 41, 65, 75, 87 Terry, Mike 33, 109 - ,, Terry, Pat 33 ■ j) Thomas, Sherry 48, 76, 132 y q_ Thompson, Normal 58 Thompson, Suzy 24, Thrailkill, Gary 48 Updegraff, Paul 113 Urdahl, Richard 41 Valouch, Beverly 34, 67, 69 Vanderburg, David 48 Van Schuyver, Harvey 41, 70 Vermillion, Eddie 41 Vickers, Sandra 34 irre WarrenT Watt, Je' Watt, Ji Weber, Ctfmeron 49 Wcnder, Joe 49, 69, 84 Wharton, Becky 30, 34, 35, 73, 84, 85, 86, 94 Whistler, Alex 12. 49 White, Dkk 46, 47, 49, 109 White, Jim 35. 123 White, Mrs. Lucille 15,18, 59, 61 White, Sue Ann 49, 77, 125 Whitley, Phil 70 Whitney, June 35, 6 _ v J S'' Wiest, Ann 18. 4 -S 55, 747 y 80, 84, 98. IVJ1. 123 'Vs Wiest, Mrs. fladindy49, 84 -a' 'V Wight, fj y 41, iXork, Arlene 35, 59 Wilkin� , Neoma' 49. W , ?V Young, Mr. Ansel 10, 16 Wilkinqohy 'jay 35iV9, ICR, Young, Judy 49, 55, 77 Vro llQoKl, 31 x il Young, Line Will, Ju a Sf, 35, 65 ' ■ — Willp lTDorotiy rff. 78, Linda 35, 72 tV? • 132 6 I, 70. Wa alden, Ronn 69 V , Williams, Mr,. Hazbtf? . Williams, Kathy 49 Mp 76 Williams, Neva io !4t) 74 Williams, Steve 35, 84, 86 Williams, AVs. Winifred 19, 78, 79 Willibrand, Mary 35, 72, 87 Willoughby, Linda 35, 82 Young, Lynda 49 I, Young, Marilyn 49, 76 'v- Youngblood, Ronnie 35 Zoblotsky, Bob 35, 144 NORMAN HIGH SCHOOL FROM THE AIR-Norman High Schools new wing on the north (foreground), connected by a walkway, blends with the overall plan of the modern building. Part of the north parking lot extension is also visible. ADVERTS Acme Cleaner Adams, H. ' F. Aa 'V-‘ - y tv Cleaners .........M Amspacher's Grocery Anthony, C. R. Co. rr. [ Arwood's Department Store lAut nWile Dealers Asi Sifts Hale's Campus Shop Hampton's Flowers . John Hanooclrfnsurence 148 rWr,Ar ' Har4Jo's Men's parel . 136 He,m' Th«v Rcst«4arjtA ,48 Clark He rio VSn Agency U8 f cltf rjcwelry j K oliday TV and Radio ___ Hooper Printing Hoover Fashion Shop q Holtzschue Hardw6A €dmpany 138 154 'iso Norman Floral _____________________ 145 Norman Music Sutdio . 144 Nor J kAroJpj'and Heating 136 i Campus Phillips 66 ___________150 Campus Campus Campus Pharmacy Carl and Bob's Music Store Chastain-Holland Oil Compkny Chicken Shack City National Bank Clark Cleaners The Clement Company Coca Cola Bottling Compan Courtesy Clefeners L. and A. Wheel and Stake landsaw Furniture Cpmpany Lambert Grj and Market l@ufie Merle LvAdsay -£hug Store Wckett Hbtel 137 McCall's .153 McN b ' 142 136 143 Maet 's, transfer and'Storage 137 Gordon's Gordon's Greenleaf AAarl try-Ward Catalog Store Jdrow Agency k-Salye Chevrolet fewsom Photography n Builders Supply Company Feed and Seed 144 145 145 150 137 144 Oklahoma Natural Gas Company 138 Rambo Insurance Agency J?:..A.££ 139 Ray's Drug ...-Jjf.........153 Riteway l$A FoodlincrsAkW:..............150 Russefl SmSflt tudjo ...jP 149 Sam's Barber Shop 139 Sayro Builders Supply 146 Scar� and Company 151 Security National Bank ....... . 140 Sm Serve Drug .. 149 Service Cleaners 152 Sharpe Dry Goods Company 147 Sooner Flowers and Gifts .139 Sooner Superotte 149 Southerland Laundry .145 Sterr's Foods 140 151 T. G. Y. Stores 147 152 151 136 143 139 141 148 150 150 151 136 - , y Wiles' Soperettc ■ i 139 Uni sUy. qea r, University Life' act Wacker's Department Store Jess Walden Cleaners Warden and Son Waugh's Jewelry ......... Webb, The Western Auto Cecil Woods Agency 152 [160] PRINTED IN NORMAN BY THE TRANSCRIPT PRESS The Interlude Through Too Soon