Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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 It's a big. wide, wonderful world. agree Patty Watt and Mrs. Stovall. Social Studies Caesar, Columbus, Coolidge, and Com- munism! Courses in this area cover World History, American History, and Govern- ment. Tomorrow's politicians and statesmen in these classes study trends of the past to help them formulate action for the future. MR. J. R. WALKER History MRS. TONY WILLIAMS Mathematics MRS. J. B. WILLIAMS Commercial 19

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Clubs Take Time Faculty members are indirectly responsible for all the extracurricular activities at the school. Most students realize that if it were not for the teachers who are willing to give of their time and energy to sponsor the various school organizations, N.H.S would be made up of all cake and no frost- ing. Among the most active organizations and clubs are found Student Council and Library Club sponsored by Mrs. Mosley, the Trail and Tiger Tales sponsored by Mr. Lowe, the Gingersnaps sponsored by Mrs. Walker and Miss Pevehouse, the Band sponsored by Mr. Robinson, and the Choruses sponsored by Mr. Earsom. From Ginger- snaps, with 200 members, to the smallest of the clubs, the problems are similar and the rewards are great for both members and sponsors. Space alone prohibits a complete listing, for every group has its own important place in N.H.S. Frosty, man, frosty! Physical Education Running, jumping, throwing, and fall- ing! All students in Norman High have the opportunity to participate in a physi- cal education program designed to build healthy bodies and good sportsmanship. Students who take part in competitive activities whether intramural or inter- school arc receiving experiences which will better fit them to successfully com- pete in the world of tomorrow. 18 MISS NADINE MISS LUCILE MRS. J. W. STOVALL MISS JEAN MRS. B. T. RUNYAN SEARCY History, Government SUGDEN WALKER

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emors It's been said before, but it's true—the future is within our grasp, and what we do with it is up to each individ- ual. But as Seniors and new- graduates, we take with us a full store of memories. As we look back over our high school years, we remember the excitement of our first play . . . the many months of effort to produce the Junior-Senior prom . . . our officers and queens, whom we chose to rep- resent us. The Senior Class offi- cers of 1957 arc: Wilma Felkncr, Secretary-Treasur- er; J. D. Hervey, Vice President; and Max Craig, President. The Senior Class spon- sor of 1957 are: Mrs. J. W. Stovall, Miss Nadine Runyan, Mr. Arnold Hig- gins, and Mr. Jarrell Wal- ker. 20