Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Top row, left to right: MR. HERBERT MACKEY, Vocational Agriculture; MRS. EVAN L. MARTI, English; MR. J. L. MARTIN, Football Coach; MR. FORD MICHAEL. Science, and MRS. CLEO MOSLEY, Librarian. Second row: MISS FLORENCE PEVEHOUSE, Latin; MR. WILLIAM C. ROBINSON. Hand; MRS. INEZ ROLETTE, Home Economics, and MISS NADINE RUNYAN, History. t e cowiicutam and activities , , , Permanent records arc important to the school, be- cause here always can l c found the record of students when companies ask for references. Below, Mr. Daniel and .Mrs. Atkins arc transferring NHS records from the old building. Above: The teachers arc prepared for the last enrollment in the old high school before moving into the new building. Mr. I'arsom is really bus), while others must lie talking of summer experiences as they wait for students. [13]

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In an effort to make Norman High School a better place for educating young people to be the leaders of tomorrow, our teachers have become a well organized team working with our new principal, Mr. B. Roy Daniel. 1 his year the faculty drew up a new schedule using six class periods instead of five. The extra period is a homeroom period which is used for student-teacher consultations, class meetings, assembly programs, and other extra curricular activi- ties. We arc very fortunate in that we have well educated men and women on our teaching staff. It is due to their teaching ability that such a high percentage of Norman High School graduates have made superior grades during their college careers. Among other things our faculty presented a variety show, the proceeds of which was used to help complete the pay- ments on the risers for the music departments. During this school year our faculty and student body have worked together to make the school spirit worthy of the beau- tiful new high school building. fo feCcui (vit6, z aecv fcnxMciftal . . . MR. B. ROY DANIEL Principal Top row, left to right: MRS. BARBARA ADDY, Physical Education: MRS. RUTH ATKINS, Reg- istrar; MR. CHARI.KS BUM GARNER. Industrial Arts, and MRS. NELLIE CHILDS. English, Jour- nalism. Second row: MR. A. R. “Skivcv DAVIS, Driver Education; MRS. ELIZABETH DAVIS, Commer- cial Arts; MR. ROLAND EARSOM, Music; MRS. ALICE FLEMING, Art, and MRS. GEORGETTA LAND I . English. M2|

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Top row, left to right: MISS LUCILE SEARCY, English; MR. RAYMOND SEMONES, Spanish; MR. CLAUDE SOUTHWARD, History; MRS. EVELYN STOVALL, History and Government, and MRS. MORI STRASNER, English and Speech. Second row : MR. WILLIAM C. STRONG, Industrial Arts; MISS JEAN SUGDEN, Mathematics; MRS. HAZEL W ILLIAMS, Mathematics; MRS. WINIFREDE WILLIAMS, Cormnercial Arts, and MR. ANSEL YOUNG, Vice-Principal. fan faculty cutd atudeat Above: Mr. Martin, biology teacher, shows Mona Jane Murrell and Morris Tucker how to dissect a frog. Below: Mrs. Williams, typing teacher, explains to Carl Abston how to set margins while Ivon Lowslcy types a business letter. Above: Skivcy Davis, teacher of driv- er’s education, tests Bob Stray's eyesight to sec if he has tunnel vision. H4|