Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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SENIORS Viola Abbott (“Vie”) Tiger Council; Basketball ’20; Royal Dramatic Club. She’s as present as the air. She’s here, there, everywhere; Later, if Vie we wish to see. We’l board the train for Cherokee. Bernice Personette (“Nette”) She’s quiet, she’s sometimes shy; Yet there’s ever a smile in her eye. Tonwsend McClure (“Town”) p. D. C; Editor of Trail; Class Debates ’19. Tall and handsome, kind and true. With dreamy eyes of dark brown hue. Townsend has proven himself useful as well as ornamental while he has been with us. Grace Southern (“Snookums”) Forensia; Y. W. C. A.; Normal Train- ing. Seek ye Grace,” the Bible said; Henry sought and they almost wed. But cupid with a Perkins” bow. Then to all Henry’s pleadings. Grace said: No.” u Jewel Ehv-(“Shortie”) 9 Forensia; Non.i i Training. Small in size, cute in ways. With all her grades a string of A’s. We hope that some day Ross will give this Jewel the proper setting. Twenty-five

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SENIORS Mildred Holland (“Midget”) Forensia; Sec. of class of ’20; Philo- mathea. Our brave secretary, so true and so kind. When the class of ’20 is left far be- hind. We’ll think of the day when you called the class roll. And a lusty present” was answered by each soul. Jack Engleman (“Happy Jack”) Altho’ he’s as mischevious as Tom Sawyer. He’ll probably make a dandy lawyer. For a bad beginning makes a good end. Therefore I think we’ll be proud of our friend. Susie Smith (“Sue”) Philomathea; Forensia; Normal Train- ing. In heart whole, and fancy free. No man can make a fool of me.” It is a shame that she aspires to be an old maid. Hiram Perkinson (“Fatty Arbuckle”) P. D. C. ’19, ’20. Turn back, oh time, in thy flight, and give me Mellon’s Food again for tonight.” The fact that Hiram is the most sought-for man in the Senior class is probably due to the fact that every- body loves a fat man.” g Fern Perry (“Tiny”) This youthful maiden of dimunitive Size Is very quiet, but very wise. If called on forty-Meven times a day She’d always, always make an A.” Twenty-four

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SENIORS Bertha Maple (“Fat”) Y. W. C. A.; Forensia. “A watch which beats true for all time and never runs down.” Bertha is as yet a very youthful maiden, but in intellect very far ad- vanced Ross Rutherford (“Ruff”) Basketball ’20; P. D. C. At teasing girls and pulling curls This youth does take the prize. At basketball he can’t be beaten at all; Or anything else is my surmise. Vival Hooper (“Viva”) Y. W. C. A.; Philomathea. Of birds and trees and honey bees. This maid doth often write. Longfellow and Poe should hide a shamed face When she comes before our sight. A poetess she is of high degree. She’ll be a success, take it from me. Ersa McLennan (“Bob”) Debating Club ’19. ‘‘Always comes up smiling.” Ersa is very much liked by all N. H. S. students because of his sunny dis- position. A future business man. Tinne May Knighten (“Teny”) Normal Training ‘‘A youthful maiden, blooming and hardy. With only one fault—she’s always tardy.” Tinne May confesses to us that her greatest desire is to live in New York and to be a leader in society circles there. Twenty-six