Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Above: The English department, Mrs. E. L. Marti, .Miss l.ucilc Scarcv, Mrs. Velma Powers and Mrs. W. L. Childs approve new lxx ks for the lxx k report list. Although they seem to enjoy the selecting, the students may not like the (xx ks. Below: Mr. William C. Robinson, Instrumental Music; Mrs. Ben Fleming, Art, and Mr. Roland Ear- som. Vocal Music, study plans for the Vocal Music Department's Minstrel Show. These three work to- f ether on all special programs, including the Armistice )ay program and the Christmas Pageant. Below: Arlo “Slavey” Davis, Driver Education, Mrs. Frank Mosley. Librarian, Mr. J. L. Martin, assistant football coach, and. standing, Mr. A. M. Pete” Till- man, football coach, all physical education majors, can often be heard explaining that “phys. cd. is not an easy course in college. Above: Mr. R. P. Scmoncs. Spanish, tries a sombrero on Mrs. Dorothy Gay, Latin and Mythology teacher. Even a Latin teacher likes to try on hats. Both Mr. Scmoncs and Mrs. Gay arc new teachers at Norman High this year.

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Above: Mr. J. Don Garrison, superintendent of Norman Public Schools, shows Mr. I.ancc Ewbank. high school principal, a model of our proposed highschool. The construction of this building will begin this summer in hopes of having it completed by September, 1953. Below: Mrs. Willis Stovall, attendance supervisor, and Mrs. W. H. Atkins, registrar, check class attend- ance records. These arc two of the most widely known women in high school and they arc kept con- tinuallv busy bv the students. efficient administration • • Above: Mr. Neil R. Johnson, vice-president. Mrs. S. B. Spradlin, clerk, and Mr. I). K. Boyd, president of the board, check accounts. They arc shown in the new Board of Education offices into which they moved early in September. Below: Mr. Lvnn Bullard. Mr. O. L. Harris, and Mr. E. F. McComb, members of the school lK ard. compare prices on school equipment. The Board of Education keeps our school func- tioning smoothly and guides its future.

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Above: Mrs. H. C. Davis and Mrs. Billie Hol- comb, our commercial teachers, arc having fun running the mimeograph; could it be that they arc preparing tests? Below: Social Science instructors, Mrs. C. P. l.andt and Mr. M. A. Young might be counting the minutes until time for the bell while Miss Nadine Runyan talks about her problems, and Mr. Claude “Pop” Southward, standing, listens. clc -til macte our piilliwciii Smoother thi Below: Mr. Gordon P. Shelton, Biologv and Chemistry, Mr. Ford Michael, Science, Physics, and Audio-Visual Education, and Miss Jean Sugdcn, Mathematics, seem to question the proof that Mrs. Tony Williams gives of this particular problem, or could it l c her drawings arc not so accurate? Above: Mrs. Hugh McDermott, Industrial Arts, Mr. H. W. Mackey. Vocational Agriculture, and Mrs. Inc Rolette, Home Economics, are enjoying a cup of coffee at the Home Ec cottage—not on school time, of course.