Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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 E' 1 v- a hr 3Farulti| nf Nnrntatt ffiiyh § rluml Norman High School has many things of which to be proud. Among these is its faculty. Few schools have a better appearing faculty than ours and in personal charm they are not lacking. Who among the scholars does not love Miss Clifton with her quick wit and deep sympathy? And now at the close of her second year Miss Trevarthen is silently but surely admired by the student body. No matter how far the members of the 1915 class may roam, Miss Trevarthen will always be dear to them because of the untiring patience and help she has given them as a Senior class. As homes are estab- lished the wide world over, the domestic science girls will continually have Miss Davidson’s face before them. Of Miss Stephens we can say when speaking of mathematics, and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all she knew . Norman High School will be blest if they may retain Mr. Scott on their faculty for he is a teacher that a far larger school might be proud of. Miss Nash’s sarcasm is almost as popular as herself. We greatly appreciate Mr. Meyer’s double work that he has carried in order to do the most for us. But above all others stands our superintendent, Mr. Edwards, who has labored hard to lift our athletics to a high, clean standard. He encouraged football and pushed basketball. Norman High School can never repay him as leader of their athletics. Mr. Edwards has done as much to aid the moral life of the students. He is the idol of the boys and admired by the girls. Long may Norman High School retain him. -N. M. S 1 © 1

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