Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Almost as wise. VIOLA STONER Shuc“ Y. W. C. A. Life is short So am I. Blue-eyed violets Seldom die. WALTER FURBEE Toofer Always in mischief. Teachers' pride and joy. Brown eyes ever twinkling Edward's angel boy. DOROTHEA LANGFORD “Sooke Y. W. C. A.; Secy-Trcas. Senior Class. Truly a maiden sarcastic Desiring to say something snappy. If Senior dues were all paid promptly. Perhaps. Oh perhaps, she'd be happy. IO 1 s Seniors BARTON JAMISON •'Bart'' Full of modesty. He goes in simple guise; Sober as Solomon. 29

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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

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 Seniors LOUIS KNIGHTON Beck Corp. N.H.S.C. As this is his first year He has been known a short time. But he is popular here Just ask the girls. BONNIE GILES “Bon Jerry Y. W. C. A. Eyes of blue Always sweetly smiling; Of all. hers Are most beguiling. BERNICE BROOKS Burny Oh what’s the use of this mad whirl To strive to be a pretty girl, 'Cause all my hair comes out of the curl On rainy days? HESSIE FROST Fressie Y. W. C. A. I would I were what I am not. iz»i s 30