Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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KARL VON KELLER, President m TER THOA1 AS cretary BIRCH ROSE, Vice-President NHS Tenderfeet We sophomores hit senior high this year with a bang! And if past records mean any- thing, things are likely to keep popping all the time we’re here. Last year we ran the seniors’ candidate for Trail Queen a close second, only to be nosed out in the last moments of the contest. This year, in another hard-fought race, the sopho- mores again finished as runners-up. Our can- didate, (Jail Hughes, was defeated in the final count bv a heart-breaking 4000 votes. Sopho- more Norma Jean Black was elected Norman High Sweetheart in March. When, in our first class meeting of the year, we elected class officers, the boys made a clear sweep of the election, much to the girls’ chagrin. Karl Von Keller was elected presi- dent; Birch Rose, vice - president; Dexter Thomas, secretary-treasurer. We selected Mrs. H. C. Davis, Airs. Inez Rolette, and Mr. Ford Michael as sophomore sponsors. Sophomore representative in the all-school play, “Adam’s Evening,” was Gail Hughes, cast as Rosita Fragoni, the doctor’s innocent wife who spent most of her time evading Adam’s overly - sympathetic mother - in - law. Tenth graders backstage were Richard Har- kins and Jeroald Andrews, who did a fine job of working out the sound effects and con- trolling the general confusion which normally accompanies a high school production. Karl Von Keller, King Price, Jr., Bob Woodrow, and Vincent Miller arc the four sophomore boys who helped Norman High