Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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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]

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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

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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