Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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3Boarb of 6bucation S. A. AMBR ISTER, President; E. A. FOSTER, Vice-President; E. E. HOLMES, Clerk. No city, perhaps, in the state lias its school affairs in the hands of a more competent group of men than does Norman. 'J'lie members of the Hoard of Education are: R. E. Clement, E. A. Foster, Y. F. Flood, R. H. Pendleton, R. L. Risinger, C. C. Standley, M. 15. Shives, Z. K. Westervelt, B. F. Wolf and S. A. Ambrister. These men are interested in all the different problems and activities of the school and extend their entire support to all the undertakings which tend to the betterment of our public school system. By hard work and earnest effort the Board has been able to make great improvements and addition • to our schools with very little expense to the citizens of Norman. 'They have added two new departments to the High School and as a result Norman High School offers a thorough course in both domestic science and manual training. 'fhe students of the High School express their appreciation to the members of the Board for their interest in literary work, which they manifested in per- sonally presenting a beautiful silver cup. to the winners of the class debates. In the future years, as the various classes contest in debating, the cup will inspire them to put forth a greater effort because they realize that the citizens of Norman are interested in their literary work.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION (1) M. B. Shives (4) Z. K. VVesterwelt (8) E. A. Foster (3) B. F. Wolf (6) R. II. Pendleton (7) R. K. Clement (9) S. A. Ambrister ( io) (2) Chas. Standley (5) R. L. Risiflger (10) W. F. Flood L

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“Nothing can be as it has been before: Better, so call it, but not the same. To draw one beauty into our heart's core. And keep it changeless! such our claim: So answered—never more. —Robert Browning.