Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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The Theme When familiar faces fade and the glow of care- free days grows dim, we turn to a yearbook to re- capture these memories. In a yearbook arc gathered the work and the play, the happy times and the sad ones, the hopes and the disappointments of the past, and our dreams and ambitions of tomorrow. Memory has painted this perfect year with bright colors. Our school became bigger and better with the addition of the freshman class, and our scholar- ship excelled. In this year our victorious football team placed second in the Gmfcrcnce and our coach. Buddy Brothers, was selected Coach of the Year. The heated Trail Queen campaign clearly illustrated the vibrant spirit of the students. The Juniors worked diligently earning money for the prom, and the Seniors looked forward to that final success . . . graduation. With pictures and words we have tried to keep these events alive with the turning of each pa ;e. When you close this book we hope that each of you will have your own MIST OF MEMORIES. . . Mary Sue Thompson M

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Contents t lasses . . . . Or anixations Honors Sports • • • • • School Life • • Advertising . a 50 »o IOO lit; 120 [5]

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MR. A. R. “SKIVF.Y” DAVIS l)c li ation VVc dedicate this Trail to him not because he is gone, but because his influence is still with us. It is true that we will miss him. with his fiery messages of sportsmanship and “fight, for he had much to do with building and maintaining a school spirit which is a shining torch. But it is also true that he is still a part of the school, for each of us in our memories will always associate Norman High with him. Who will ever forget his pep talks and his “Skinny-wow-wow?” He dedicated his life to education, to athletics, to coaching, to Norman High. But most of all he dedi- cated his life to us, the students. It is with humble hearts that we salute Mr. A. R. “Skivey Davis.