Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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The 1951 Trail Norman High School © Norman, Oklahoma CHARLES WOODRING MARY LYLE CHILDS DARRELL STRICKLIN BEN HUEY FLOELLA SANDERSON JANE QUAID NANCY PACE LAVETA WOOD JOHNNY BATES ELDRED BATES JEAN RATLIFF JOHN BRINKLEY SHIRLEY HUGHES MIKE PYBAS ANN GRISSO CHARLES BILLINGSLEY BOB MATHEWS MRS. NELLIE CHILDS mrs. hugh McDermott Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Senior Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Junior High Editor Assistant Junior High Editor Sports Editor Activity Editor Artist Secretary and Typist Director of Photography Assistant Director of Photography Photographer Photographer Sponsor Sponsor

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Do, 'ewortl To make The Traii. more than a mere recital of facts, the staff must select a unifying force, a theme for the book. The theme selected for the 1951 Trail is that same unifying force that ruas as an under- current through our high school life—Tiger Spirit. Invisible and elusive as Tiger Spirit is, still we arc aware of its realism, its traditions. It is this spirit that pervades our halls as students gather in friendly groups; it is this spirit in the classroom as teachers and students co-operate in the building of tomorrow’s citizens; it is the stir of pride we feel as Tiger teams fight with an indomitable spirit against overwhelming odds and never give up; it is the pep in our assemblies, the beauty of a coronation, the precision of a parade, the effort behind every activity; and it is this same Tiger Spirit that brings a lump to our throats and tears to our eves as we come to that last moment of high school—graduation. Tiger Spirit, unseen and intangible, makes us silently vow that wherever duty may take us, whatever our work may be, we will still hold fast to our hearts those ideals it inspires—to play fair, to fight hard, and to mold a better world.