Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Mr. C. C. Bryan Mr. Ralph Butler Mrs. W. L. Childs Mr. A. R. Davis Mrs. H. C. Davis Mr. Lance I-'wbank Physical I'.ducation Mathematics Coach Knglish Drivers’ Training Commercial History Kducation Mathematics Realizing the opportunities and advantages that arc offered in the fields of math, many NHS students arc taking courses in Geometry, Algebra, and Trig- onometry. These help prepare for the future. I’livsical Education w In the busy life of the high school student there is little time for active sports. The physical educa- tion classes give boys and girls alike a chance for recreation and fun. You're kidding!” Mr. Young and Mrs. Butler exchange stories between bells.

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Mr. James Antwinc Distributive Education General Business Mrs. Bernice Armstrong Nurse Mr. Everett Bobbitt Mathematics Mrs. Clinton Brandt Science Mr. J. O. Brothers History Coach [12] Faculty Leads Well Perhaps the most important part of a school is its faculty. The leadership and guidance offered by our teachers has channeled many a student in the right direction. The people who make up our faculty have come from far and wide. Their educations were furnished by high schools and colleges ranging from ocean to ocean. Many have traveled to Europe, Asia and far points of the United States. With the addition of the ninth grade, teachers of new back- grounds and interests have come to Norman High. Without thanks this well-prepared staff has given unfailingly of its time and efforts to Norman High School. Their support of clubs, athletics, and ac- tivities has gone without enough of the recognition they deserve. We are grateful to the teachers of Norman High School who have prepared themselves for our benefit. “V-i-c-t-o-r-y!” Mr. Brothers is congratulated after the Chickasha game.

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flubs Take Time Mrs. Alice Fleming Art Mr. Tommie Harris History .Mrs. Sue Kendall Physical F.ducation Mrs. G. E. I .eighton Home Economics Mr. Wray Littlejohn Industrial Arts Coach [14] A great part of the teacher's time is taken up by the sponsorship of organizations. These clubs have become an important part of the high school student’s life and so has become important to the teachers. A wide field is covered by these organizations which give fun and knowledge to its members. The largest club in Norman High School is the girls' pep club, the Gingersnaps. The Gingersnaps help to add spirit and support the different teams. Also giving the school more spirit is the Student Council. Future Nurses, F.F.A., F.H.A., Future Teachers, Science Club, and the Library Club keep students busy in their special fields. The Spanish Club and Latin Club give pupils information and knowl- edge in the subjects. The Paint Daubers, Band, and Glee Club help fill extra hours and the Trail and Tiger Tales staffs gain experience in Journalism. “Surely there's something wrong with this paper! Mr. F.wbank finishes the eternal job of grading papers.