Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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William Aitkenhead — “Doubting Thomas.” Debating Club. “He has a gentle, yet aspiring mind— just, innocent, with varied learning fed ' Lela Stephens—“Stevie.” G. L. C. “Slight she is and fair.—her smoothe ‘white forehead warmed with auburn hair. George McFerron—“Little Mac.” President of the Class of '14; Salutatorian; Football: Debating Club: Athletic Association. “He is not merely a chip off the old block but the old block itself. Winnie Preskitt—“Whinnie.” G. L. C. “Xor bold, nor shy. nor short, nor tall, But a mingling of them all.” Ray Six—“Mr. Styx.” “All have marked his noble mien, His dauntless heart, his soul serene.' ( 2i ) 4

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Virgil Alexander—“Pump.’’ Staff; Debating Club; Norman- I’auls Valley Debate, 191 ?; Vice- President of the Debating Club. So joined all voices in that mournful time his genius, wisdom, and virtue to de- clare” Stella Elrod—“Stellie.” Never was afraid of man— Catch me cowardly knaves, if you can.” Pearl Luttrell—“Blondy.” ”IIer very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are.” Ruby Bible—“Rube.” Staff. Most kindly tempered and through all the gloom there has been warmth and sun- shine in thine heart.” Eugenia Brown--------“Brownie.” G. L. C.; Staff; Class Poet. She is a shy maiden, placid, su’cct. As the first snow drops, which the sun- beams greet.” ( 20 )

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Carl Brown—“Crumb.” Debating Club; Staff. ' Not that he loved study less, but that he loved fun more.” Hazel Bowling—“Pidg.” G. L. C. “I:air too she teas and hind had been as she was fair.” Dollie Blackburn—“Doll.” G. L. C. A nature so modest and rare, that you hardly at first see the strength that is there.” Miller Thompson— Chinese Baby.” “One who seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.1’ Edward Smith—“Smickie.” (22)