Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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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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I NANCY ANN CAR HR The 1962 Trail Editor UJ f jJjL 'h JUvss ' N t(. S. tc £ y , yCtz CJ-CLc-tli. JKc o »1 AS rtl 7}tM, 'Ijru - A «AL 7 c Cc j C S l7 Cy aAX I 1 lb ti iIm 4 'jvMs. j u s f ‘kw- ? “- i JLulL cu-rtQ A y »vc ' JU t, j ‘yu - .Jj cxJk. .lA - Zi HsTS heme 1962—just another year to some people, but a very special year to many in Norman High School. 1962 marked the largest three class enrollment in the history of NHS. Along with this school year came another State Championship cup for our foot- ball team, and more victorious records for all our other sports. A new tradition was begun by the elec- tion of the first All-Sports Queen and an All-School Queen. The talent in NHS was highlighted by the All-School Talent Show and the production of the All-School Musical, “Oklahoma!” Again the Junior Class excelled as they produced a magnificent Junior- Senior Prom. And now, at the end of the 1962 school year, as the Juniors and Sophomores gaze into their remain- ing years at NHS they see the scholarship, the ac- complishments, and the excitement which will be theirs. The Seniors take a last look at their highschool career, and begin making plans for an even greater future. Though each individual has much to look forward to, 1962 has truly been a “Year Without End. [4]

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