Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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First row, left to right: Henrv Evans, Tom Warren, Wayne Wilson, John Hill, Gerald Swanson, John Smith, Harold Martin. Hartley Wharton, Bill Steely. Second row: R. I . Wright, Jamall Badry, Robert Martin, Gordon Masters, LaDon Watkins, Quentin Sprad- ling, Lonn Huntington, Don Smith. Third row: Bob Jones, Dennis Leadbetter, Travis Markham, Mike Pybas, Jimcll Badry, Lionel Turner, Roy Goodmillcr, James Heston. Fourth row: Robert Adams, Jac Hollman, Vincent Miller, Tom Morris, Herb Uhles, Charles Barnes, Charles Billingsley, Charles Kennedy. First row, left to right: Hat Franklin, Neva Ward, Carlos Barnett, Mcttic Bell Carter, Norma Jo Niedermaier, Naomi Followill, Marv F.llcn McDaniel, Nola May Followwill, Beverly Yandcil. Second row: Shirley Starzer, Jerclvn Claxton, Barcic Langley, Beverly Collins, Mona Faye Bolding, Lcla Brown, Marv Carol Bryant, Bonnie Ketner, Wanda Joy Ward. Third row: Sarah Newbum, Colleen Hooper. Barbara Mayhew, Evelyn Ketner, Jcanncnc Corder, Geraldine Sullivan, Maxine Gower, Helene Harris. Bobbie Stephens, Wanda Lynch. Fourth row: Barbara Britc, Barl ara Wood, Carolyn Cargill, Gloria Slunford. Wanda Graves, Jere Coston, Janis Hervey, Pauline Kuhlman, Nova Smith, Betty Barnard.

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m USlC Right, top to bottom: At the piano is our accompanist, Helene Harris. Mrs. Wyckoff waves her magic wand for the first hour girls’ glee club. Girls’ quartet: Carlos Barnett, Barbara Wood, Mary Ellen Mc- Danicl, and Geraldine Sullivan. Lionel Turner holds Jeanne Cordcr close in the 1949 operetta, “In Old Vienna.” Junior High Boys’ quartet: R. E. Wright, John Danley, Lonn I luntington, and Quentin Spradling. Below: The music department entered this float in the Homecom- ing parade. matinee and evening performances were well received by the public. The music department went to the district and state choral contests on April 1$, 14. 15. District contest was at Oklahoma City University and state contest was at Oklahoma A. and M. college. Both the boys’ and girls’ glee clubs ami the ensembles participated in these contests. After the contests were over, the department held its annual chorus queen coronation. Earlier in the year Joan Wilson was elected chorus queen by popular vote of the student body. She received her crown on April 21. Her attendants were Neva Jo Ward, Barbara Phillcy, Alary Wilson, Barbara Britc, Barbara Wood, Della Wchmcir, Helene Harris. Patty McCarty, Carlcnc Claxton, and Alary Ellen McDaniel. Their escorts were Jamall Badry, Gordon Alasters. R. E. Wright, Quentin Spradling, La Don Watkins, Eldrcd Bates, Lionel Turner, Charles Billingsley, Roy Goodmillcr and Robert Adams. The pride of the music department this year was its en- sembles. Among those groups representing senior high were the boys' quartet, girls’ quartet, mixed quartet and girls’ trio. Those from junior high were the boys’ quartet, girls’ sextet and girls’ trio. The department was also proud of its new boys’ chorus and the senior high girls’ chorus. With the money made on last years’ operetta, “In Old Vienna,” the department bought a tape recorder, and a radio phonograph combination. 'I hese were very useful in class work and in music appreciation. The school bought the music department a new piano this year. It was appreciated very much. The department would not be complete without a good accompanist. This year there were two. They arc Barbara Gregg and Helene Harris. Barbara accompanied the entire operetta and Helene accompanied the choruses and ensembles. At the end of the year, .Mrs. Wyckoff chose the four out- standing students in vocal music. They were Carlos Barnett and Jimell Badry, from senior high; Gordon .Masters and Nancy Pace, from junior high. These four and Barbara Gregg, because of her w'ork as accompanist, received medals at the recognition assembly in Alav. The department ended the year with its annual picinc. This completed a very successful year.

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First row, left to right: Jo Ann Harris. Nancy Clifton, Carlcnc Claxton, Nancy Stuckcr, Joan Wilson, F.dcll Masters, Bonnie Lucas. Oleta Ward. Second row: F.unicc MacTaggart, Nancy Pace, Thiel Kaye Maddon, Sandra Busbv, Sue Hutton, Lorcnc Kim- mons, Jo Ann Ives, Patricia Witt, Eunice Tcvault, Peggy Fuzzcll. Third row: Beverly Sasser, Virginia Byington, Laura Sanders, Peggy Buckner, Barbara Gregg, Nita Simpson, Lee Ann Kennedy, Teddy Ann Cordell. Fourth row: Jean AlcKcnzie, Della Wchmcir, Joyce George, Ruth Bauer, Ruby Thornhill, Shirley Lewis, Carolyn Sue Hinton, Hazel Burke, Nancy George. Barbara Gregg Jimcll Badry Barbara Mayhew Presidents First row, left to right: Joanne Hodges, Louise Morrison, Betty Gayle Hooper, Judy Ford, Suzanne Smith, Ncita Williams, Jerita Reed, Catherine Townlcv. Second row: Judv Titus, Roberta Rollins. Gloria Crocker, Carolyn Sexton, Judy Swartz, Patty McCarty, Mary Wilson, Peggv Weeks. Third row: Sylvia Holcman, Barbara Phillcv, Wanda Moore, Patricia Powell, Mary Katherine Manning, Shirlenc Thompson. Lavinia Walker, Deloris Vanderburg, Velma White. Fourth row: Kelley Rac Fitch, Mary Lee Phelps, Joy Cable, Sally Jo Smith, Gcarcldinc Mayfield, Peggy Sue Newbem, Arthoria Green, Uthonia Brown, Mae Spears.