Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Mr. Ray Evans, Mrs. Ray Evans of Mr. L. L. Mize, Head Custodian of Mr. B. B. Cowan, Mrs. B. B. Cowan Senior High School Norman Public Schools of Junior High School In Norman High School there arc many people who deserve recognition for the work which they do, but who seldom receive any. The people to whom I refer arc the custodians and the school bus drivers. When we come to school on cold morn- ings we always find a nice warm, clean build- ing. These things arc taken for granted. We really never stop to think that our custodians have worked late the evening before to get the building clean and then have arrived early in the morning so that by the time we arrive the building will be warm. The custodians in Norman High arc Mr. Louie L. Mize, Mr. Ray Evans, and Mrs. Ray Evans. The Junior High custodians are Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cowan. Mr. Mize is the head custodian. One of his big jobs this year has been taking care of the new jeep station wagon which the school purchased this year. The bus drivers of Norman High School arc men we could not get along without. They arc on the job in spite of the weather, morn- ings and evenings. Our bus drivers arc A. E. Essary, S. D. Liner, J. Don Garrison, Jr., and Carl Seeby. —Barbara Fisher Mr. A. E. Essary Mr. J. Don Garrison, Jr., and Mr. Carl Seeby

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J. N. JOHNSON, BOBBY WALLACE JACK LOCKETT, President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President A New Trail “Pull out, pull out, on the Long Trail—the trail that is always new.” —Rudyard Kipling, The Long Trail Senior years and commencement exercises come and go, but somehow they are never quite the same. Each class of us graduates with our own special memories of high school days and the satisfaction that this was “our” year. All of us in our own small way come to realize that things will never be quite the same. No one else will find exactly the same collection of junk in his Fibber McGee closet locker, there are no more all night jaunts for us or quite the same jokes with exactly the same people, few of us will cheer again for a team because of our personal interest, or have the fun of planning a prom one year and enjoying ourselves as guests the next. How vividly we recall Homecoming 1947 style, the impressive coronation and the thrill of marching down the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circum- stance, the football game under Owen field lights and the victory dance afterward! When will such little worries again seem so big, and how many of us will receive the thrill of gain- Senior Sponsors, Top Row, left to right: Mr. Harley LaFcvcrs, Mr. E. F. Foreman, and Mr. Gordon Shelton Bottom Row, left to right: Mr. A. R. Davis, Mrs. E. L. Marti, Mrs. H. V. McDermott, and Mrs. C. R. Landt; Mrs. Mar)' Brown is not pictured. [14]