Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Swccna ey zvi t e la tefca i.,, As we, the graduating class, look hack over our high- school years, we sec and remember many activities that give our hearts a warm glow—the times we stood by our lockers between classes talking over the “latest with our “one and only,” and the lunch hour we all always looked forward to when we could talk, plav ping-pong, dominoes, moon, or just sir and listen to the music. We will remember the sports events, too—the times we lost, but still we knew we had the best team, and the games we won with the cheering Gingcrsnaps leading the other students. Rain or shine we were there and ready to cheer. Our of our busy lives there was a time set aside for study. Many of us used this time for its greatest advan- tage. Wc listened to our teachers and read our books. YVc strived to improve ourselves and our grades, and those who succeeded were honored for their achieve- ment. YVc will look back and sec the president of our senior class as he led us. The other officers, whom we chose to represent us in our class and the clubs and organi- zations to which wc belonged, will come to our mem- ory. The weekends that wc “couldn’t wait for” because of that special date, the friendly smiles and “Hi’s” as we walked down the hall, the good friends who shared our secrets, the days when classes seemed to drag by, the Fridays when the last bell rang, the rising curtain for the first act of our senior play—all these and many more will bring smiles and tears as they flash across our memory. The happy hours of our school days in the old and new Norman High will stay in our memory long after we have graduated and gone our different wavs. -Susannc Springer David Ramlxi, president; Susannc Springer, sccrctarv-trcas- urcr, and Jerrv Hoag, vice-president, arc reading al out their election as senior class officers. Senior sponsors. .Mrs. F.van 1.. Marti, Mrs. Flizabcth Davis, and Mrs. Hazel Williams, discuss some of the many problems of this job. These seniors arc thoughtfully selecting their subjects for their last year in Norman High. Dorothy Fan. Jimmy .Moomau, and Charlene Samuels listen as Yu-Li Fan cxlains some differences in the tcxtlx oks of China and America. 22

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ACQUIRE A NEW ATMOSPHERE You sec here a classroom scene, only one of the many such class- rooms in the new and completely modern NHS. Here students study and learn the countless facts that go into the finished product—the high school graduate. Here they work and play, and aream the million dreams which make up the high school students mind. Observe them- they arc the future men and women to whom you arc handing over your world. Turn the pages and view them as citizens of our high school.

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BOB ALLISON Track '52, '53; Art ’54; Student Council '52 CHARLOTTE ANDERSON KHA '52. '53; Junior Play '53; Student Council '52; Band ‘52. '53, '54; Chorus '52, '53; Stage Crew '54 GENE ARTER RUTH ATNIP Gingersnaps '54; KHA ‘54 JIM BALDWIN JOHNNY BARNARD Football '52, '53, '54; Baseball '52, ’53, '54; “N” Club '52. '53, '54 DIANE BARTON Senior Play '54; Junior Play '53; Student Council '53; Band '52, 53, '54; State, Woodwind Trio '52; State and District, Woodwind Trio, Clarinet Quar- tet '53; All-State Band '52, '53, '54 RUSSELL BATES JOHN BEACH State Honor Society '53; Band '52, '53, '54; All-State Band '53, '54; Contrabass clarinet solo '53, Wood- wind quintet '53'; Alto clarinet solo '52, 53 KAY BELKNAP Gingersnaps '52, '53, '54; cheerleader '54; Football Queen '54; Honor Attendant, Band, '53; Band '52, '53, '54; Ducklings '52, ’53, '54; State synchronized swim duct '53; Stage crew '54 BARBARA BERRY KAYE BOREN Gingersnaps '52, '53, '54; cheerleader 54; Chorus '52, '53, 54; All-State Chorus ‘54; Ducklings '54 fenaced fo tead t e fra Kzde . |23| V SHIRLEY BOWEN GENE BROWN PHIL BRYAN