Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Seniors ELLA POLK Polky Y. W. C. A. When Ella starts teaching school :— Sometime. I don’t know when— You can bet your books I am going to enroll again. GEORGE McDANIEL Rf.d Football '15.' 16. '17. I must not tell the color of his hair. Or else you'd jump so quick to the conclu- sion That surely there must be a temper hid. Beneath those locks piled up in such pro- fusion. OMA EDWARDS Y. W. C. A. To be or not to be What is the difference? HENRY CLANTON Fat Football '17. His limbs arc cast In manly mold For hardy sports Or contests bold. IO I s : j 27

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Seniors WILLIAM HOWARD Bill' Football '14, '15. '16. '17; Capt. '16: Business Manager of The Trail : Pres. Sophomore Class '16; Major N.H.S.C. He likum paleface squaw With complexion fair. Bill is a good business man. He’s managing The Trail affair. MINNIE BAKER Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Philomathean. The same whom in my school-boy days I listened to; that song Which made me look a thousand ways So intently, so long. RAYMOND SAXON Ikey ' Y. M. C. A.; Corp. N.H.S.C.; Senior Class Editor of The Trail. Sober, solemn, and good Never known to work Except to chop some wood. Heart pierced by Cupid's dirk. PAULINE GREENSHI ELDS ''Polly Y. W. C. A. In framing an artist. Art hath thus decreed To make some good Bur others to exceed. lOl s 26

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Seniors DALE SCRUGGS Bird-House' Y. M. C. A.: Sgt. N.H.S.C. Vexations and worries Don’t ruffle his brow; Whatever life brings him He'll smile anyhow. I OLA HASWELL “Hasben” Y. W. C. A. There once was a charming young maiden. Of course you all heard the story; Her eyes so dark and sparkling. Her dimples, her true crowning glory. ROBERT MOFFETT Bob Y. M. C. A. Always at his books; Bob knows that he can Get knowledge and wisdom And be a man. MINERVA ALEXANDER Nervy Y. W. C. A.; Philomathean. Minerva is quiet and pretty But boys there is not a chance For they tell me that she's hearing From Somewhere in France. IOJS 28