Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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B cl o w : Ann Stanley, chosen by faculty and senior class votes to receive the DAR award, makes her speech of acceptance in the spring recognition assembly. Above, left to right: Johnny Mason and Chcric Davenport, seniors; Allen Moram and Jo Ann Harris, juniors; Delbert David and Lee Ann Kennedy, sophomores, were selected by the NHS faculty to receive the annual American legion award for good citizenship. persona o Right: Allen Morain, winner of the Garrison award presented to the football Icttcrman with the best grades, admires the letter-sweater of Bill Remy, former three- time winner of the award. Below: Selected by the stu- dent body as the friendliest and best-liked senior, Nor- man Smith examines the Thompson-Wamplcr plaque which holds the nantes of previous award winners. Above: Junior Rotarians. J. E. Hatfield. John Holtzclaw, John Potts, and Phil Kendall, take time out from their varied activities to listen to the OU-Texas footbiH game. [HI

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