Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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MRS. H. V. McDKR.MOTT Shop Sum Miller stands by to ad- minister first aid in case .Mrs. Mac cuts her fingers while dis- tracted by the camera. MRS. EVAN L. MARTI American Literature MR. II. . MACKEY Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Marti tries to convince Gerald Watts and Carlos Barnett that Ralph Waldo Emerson didn't really suffer from a distorted mental condition. MRS. E.MII.Y WYCKOFF Vocal Music MISS JEAN SUGDEN Mathematics HU

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MRS. V. E. BROWN Spanish MRS. NELLIE CHILDS Speech English MR. A. R. DAVIS Driving Geography Athletics MRS. H. C. DAVIS Cot rwercial MRS. BEN FLEMING Art With reference to Spanish history Mrs. Brown explains to Kav Records the significance of the date. Septem- ber 16. 1810. The art of pantomime — Johnnie Hopkins, Joe Whistler, Mrs. Childs, and Joyce Hames administer a gigan- tic does of castor oil to Boh Jones. Safety first—Let's hope Bill Down- ing will remember the driving point- ers given him by instructor “Skivev” Davis. [10|

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MRS. FRANK MOSLEY Library MR. W. C. ROBINSON Instrumental Music MRS. II. C. REDDING Study Hall With Mrs. Redding as a character witness, Louis Lindsay signs his life away to Mrs. Mosley in order to procure a hook for overnight use. MR. FORD MICHAEL Science Mathematics Audio-Visual Education MISS BERNICE Spanish Latin We hope neither Mr. Michael nor Jerry Shepherd receives an electric shock when Nancy Keeling operates the static machine. Miss Rayburn and Frank Miller examine an ancient Roman scroll as as Darrell Stricklin daydreams.