Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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With the help of her geo- graphical crystal ball, Mrs. Landt outlines the topography of the Arctic regions to jfohnicc Abshicr and Reggie Harris. MRS. C. P. LAND 1' American History Geography For the benefit of De- lores Barnes. Nova Brown, and Donald Capehart, Miss Runyan gives a colorful description of Paris during the Reign of Ter- ror. MR. GORDON P. SHELTON Biology Chemistry MISS LUC1LE SEARCY English Literature Grammar Man,' Johansson and Mr. Shelton perform a chemical experiment with a resulting of- fensive odor that is common to the halls of NHS even,- Tues- day and Thursday. MRS. INEZ ROLETTE Home Economics MISS NADINE RUNYAN World History

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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.

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IT.VIRS ASDFG;LKJH — EUa V. Wood and Bcrna Pinto, under the direction of Mrs. J. B. Williams, warm up for a speed Momentarily laying aside the problems of democracy, Phyllis Daniel, “Doc La Fevers, and John Crane become camera hounds. test. Floclla Sanderson proves a difficult geometric proposition as Mrs. Tony Williams clarifies the proof. [14|