Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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 z c • «■.. k Gl Y PARKHURS I Parkic Bill Piecrust Y M. C. A . IXbating Club. Athletic Asso- ciation. Business Manager of The Trail. Do not presume too much on my gooil looks. Gun is quiet, dependable and always gets there with his part Watch hirn ascend the ladder of fame, fortune and familv. ADA MILLER Y W C A .See me smile, all the while. Ada is one of the most studious and quiet girls in the Senior class. Perhaps she is not as bashful as she looks. Will probably follow out her early training and become a musician— perhaps. HAROLD POOL IXbating Club. Until I came the uorld uxts rot complete. Harold is a rising voung minister and is an ardent worker for the Y M. C. A. Harold will make his mark in the world—wish we had more like him. EDITHE CRALLE Edic y w c: A Oh. for a thousand tongues to tell, not one could sound her praises well. One of our straight A students. Has never missed having her name on the Honor Roll. Congratulations. Edithc' A promising Eng- lish teacher—but we doubt for long. SCHARLOTTE KITCHEN Charley Adored by a few. loved by many, admired by all. Charles hails from the burg of Moore (or less), and is one of our best and most talkative students. Charley says I have taught school and I can do it again if necessary. —22—

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 TT fi HP 3-V Sejm's VA yfe-V'. : ' 'a • AV,-W “ ,: ..jg. HENRY EISCHEID Dutch He sleeps and dreams between his thoughts. hence he dreams and sleeps a lot. A good student and popular Norman High boy. but not open to slander—so pass on. KATE MARTIN Katie Y. W. C. A Never had a case in my life—so help me' Takes things as they come without grumb- ling—tends to her own business and lets others tend to theirs. After this year Kate will doubtless follow out the motto Back to the Farm. MARY LEE MONNET Pidgc Y W. C. A Nothing to say but much to think of. Mary is a busy girl to whom Physics is play. I ler ambition is to be an old maid and own a cat and a parrot, all of which goes to make up an Old Maid’s Paradise’’ JOHN KUGLER MONTGOMERY Montv Staff; Debating Club. Debating Team The man with the ego. A little bit loud: has a grouch that won’t come off. and Oh. that dreamy look! It is said that some one once came into his life, but she was so ashamed of herself that she would not stay. John has a great future in store for him You will hear from him some day VITA WATERS Bobbie Y W. C A To steal her would be quite wrong, so. Moses. inhibit your desire Made strong speech in Senior class meeting against wearing caps and gowns—thus we will not wear caps and gowns. Either a book- agent or a suffragist —21 —

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K.A I 1- ' % t-it • - wtL -ffo iZL.i .' 7 RUSSELL CONKLING Russ Athletic Association: Staff. Debating Club. Oh. how my achieiements mock me' Russell is noted generally for his persever- ance and capability We know that he knows but he knows not that we know it. A track star in his day GERTRUDE SIDENER Gertie Y W C A Athletic Association; Staff. Gertrude's record, fine and strong, for Y. W. work grew long Gertrude is thoroughly in love with her work , life in general and—what's the use—we all know him A missionary she will surely be. MAURICE McLAUGHIN Specks Y M C A Greater men than I may have lived, hut I doubt it. Maurice is another new pupil and we hardly know him nor whence he came, but we soon hope to find out Just from appearances we judge that he will become a doctor KATE Bl AKE-ROGERS Y W. C A Learning she has at her finger-tips. so how tan you ask her why she is so quiet Kate’s married now. you know She was only with us the first semester and then ven- tured upon life's matrimonial sea. It is simple Kate no more now—but rather Mrs. Rogers IRENE TURNER Y W C A Irene is passing fair: blondes don't always bleach their hair. Quiet, dignified and capable—that's Irene I ler work has been indispensable to the presi- dent of our Senior class m helping him solve Higher Algebra problems. A future teacher— maybe. 23—