Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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 FOREWORD ggfwSHE sphere of school life gradually narrows BhmI itself down to this, the last year of concen- trated activity on the part of the graduating class It is a year fraught with many possi- bilities. interests and distractions with little time for sober thought, but still, how many are the reminiscences which rush to our minds in moments of quietude; mo- ments now and then, or perhaps in that far distant future when we may look back with so much longing to these now present and careless days of youth. How invaluable then must be that vehicle which cannot fail to bring to you subtle memories of bygone days; the queer pranks of companions, intimate friend- ships. petty frivolities and choice bits of jolly times that will always cling. Through this medium we have endeavored to portray in a large degree, our lives, as they have been lived in the four years of our sojourn here at this school. We have endeavored to relate our experiences as they have occurred, our joys and mayhap our petty sorrows. If we can do this and leave w'ith you an impression of what they have meant to us. we shall then consider our labor not to have been in vain —8—

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Mr. M. S. McMurtry Principal of Norman High School

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