Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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The TRAIL 1962 C asses i

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MRS. HAZEL WILLIAMS Dedication As students retrace their high school years, there is one teacher who is particularlv remem- bered. 1'hrough her inspiration, a greater de- sire for knowledge is kindled, and learning becomes an adventure. She sponsors an organi- zation in Norman High which has a limited membership; but because of her influence, each year the membership increases. Resides devoting her time to Norman High as a teacher, she gives, also, as a person. At all school-sponsored ac- tivities, she is seen unselfishly spending her time as a chaperone. If ever she finds a student having difficulty in her courses, she’s ready to aid, not as a teacher, but as someone “just trying to help.” From students she receives the respect a teacher merits, the esteem of an admired person, and the affection and warmth of a true friend. Now, we, the yearbook staff, dedicate the 1962 Trail to the teacher who is fondly known as “the ruler of the w est corridor,” Mrs. Hazel Williams. [5]

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