Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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 English Assembly Lines ★ Students, by acquiring the knowledge of past masters of literature and developing their own voices and minds into grammatically perfect units, lay the indestructible foundation for the pursuit of higher knowl- edge. They consistently place high in O. U. entrance examinations, and they won first in grammar and poetry and second place in prose writ- ing after becoming saturated in English I and II, American literature is applied, then they are instructed in English literary background. Gram- mar assures their word usage, and creative writing and journalism in- crease their writing capacities. Mbs. Walter C. Richards Class In Encush IV English III. IV. Grammar Mrs. Au.ii Mae Ward English II. Ill Class In Encush III Mrs. Charles Wiest English II. Ill

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M . G M. Roberts Superintendent Mx Roberts in His NlTWLT Rr. MODELED Ornes Mr. Ltnn Bollard Mrs. S. H Spradlin Clerk

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Stranger Than Fiction The particular and natural phenomona of this curious world are studied and explained by Mrs. Lewis Solomon and Mrs. G. J. Scott in their botany, zoology, and physics classes. For those interested in extra scientific inquiry, the Oklahoma Junior Academy of Science was introduced. At the State Meet the science department won first in herbarium exhibit, first in lab- oratory physics, second in zoology museum exhibit, and second in personal hygiene. The Taxidermy Club placed second in a group exhibit and the club, Botany Group, took third in their group exhibit. With our country now at war, these studies hold additional attraction for our students. Mrs Lewis Solomon Class in Zoology Botany. Zoology Ms. Q. J. 8cott Class in Physics Physics