Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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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]

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“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.

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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