Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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presents to the students . . . FOREWORD The world is a looking glass, and gives back to every mVi the reflection di his own face. Frown at it, and it in turn will look sourlv u|xwi you; laugh at t and with it, and it is a jolly, kind companion.—William Makepeace Thackcrv To make the Trail more than just a bound book of pictures and names, the staff selects each year a theme so the annual will have unity and purpose. It would be impossible to catch everyone of the varied iiAagcs mirrored by school life, for they arc elusive. Some reflections have grownNtim and blurred during the passing weeks of school, but some remain more promincnWhan others in our minds. These we have attempted to record for you that you rkay have them in future years. With these things in mind we present to you hc 1953 Trail, a record of your Reflections. «

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 Jhe 1953 Jraii £ Norman High School £ NORMAN. OKLAHOMA

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DEDICATION As we look ove this past year many memories, both happy and sad, crowd into our thoughts. yc remember the teachers, the pep assemblies, the beautiful coro- nations, the fannliar faces, the new friends we have made, and the hard-fought games, those wq won and those we lost. And there's the reflection of homework, ihook reports, difficult tests, and finally the grades. One of the most promising reflections in thk year’s mirror has been the formation, late in the year, of our student council. The reflectioi of this year is completed and these experiences, which were mir- rored in thj lifc of each of us, have now become a part of our past, and so, to all who rtluisc to recall these reflections, the staff dedicates the 1953 Tkaii..