Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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The Final Trek C7 ))E TAKE our final walk from the iSU portals of learning and from the scene of our high school raptures and tribulations. .4.s- we sag an revoir to our advisors and teachers who have aided and guided us in our guest for knowledge, as well as to our fellow students who have misguided us into mischief, we turn our backs on dags of learning and plag and turn our eager faces toward that which the future may hold. Through twelve gears of primary train- ing our courage has been “screwed to the sticking point” and our bodies fortified against the buffets of the world, so that we now go forth ready to tackle the future. Some, no doubt, will be famous; some well-known, while for others we shall not predict, but shall leave them with their tee- ter-totter ambitions f() rock (dong with Fate. The wheel of chance will spin for each of us—’round and round it goes, where it stops nobody knows—. We do not leave without a twinge of regret and compuncious remorse, but Time Marches On and were we to stag, we should feel the stigma of failure on us for we have had our dag. Duane Lunger President of Senior Class