Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Mr. B. Roy Daniel has led Norman High School through another vic- torious year. juide NHS Students Mr. Ansel Young, vice-principal, has done a great job in assisting Dr. Daniel this year. Mrs. Mary Gatchcl Counselor Mrs. Harper Orth Secretary Miss Florence Mr. Homer Simmons Pevehouse Counselor Gingersnap Sponsor Football Coach Mrs. Agnes MeDade Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Bryan Secretary 11

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Attending a recent meeting of the Board of Education were S. B. Spradlin, Clerk; Dr. John N. Miles, President; and Mr. Mr. Jack Luttrcll, Attorney; Mr. Lester M. Reed, Assistant Herbert Kuhlman, Mr. O. T. McCall, Mr. Guy Brown and Superintendent; Mr. J. Don Garrison, Superintendent; Mrs. Mr. A. L. Mason, members. Dynamic Leader The students and residents of Norman are thankful for the Board of Education that rep- resents the Norman school system. The Board meets the first Monday of each month with the Superintendent of schools, Mr. J. Don Garrison. The Board is composed of business and professional men who give their time to sec that Norman has the finest facilities for all schools. Mr. Lester M. Reed will assume responsi- bilities of Superintendent upon the retirement of Mr. Garrison next year. Besides teachers, the administration of NHS includes our principal, vice-principal, counselors, office staff, and custodians. The counselors help students plan a study program which is beneficial to them and also furnish information about college scholarships available to NHS students. The office staff checks on absentees and does all clerical work necessary to keep a school as large as NHS operating efficiently. When one of our custodians is absent, we quickly realize the important part these devoted workers play in keeping NHS beautiful. 10

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Don Kcrby poses with Mrs. Nellie Childs. One studies the works of literary masters as a part of his English course in order to learn to appreciate the beauty of the world around him, create a sympathetic understand- of people of all parts of the world, and bet- ter understand himself. American literature is studied in the eleventh grade, and English literature in the twelfth grade. Composition and grammar arc taught at all grade levels in order that students may use correct English, learn to develop ideas and draw conclusions, acquire a more extensive vocabulary, and im- prove listening and conversational habits. English: Double Toil and Trouble Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey English III 6' IV Junior Sponsor Mrs. Ester Barron English IV Mrs. Ann Braithwaitc Mrs. Nellie Childs English II English II, Journalism, Sophomore Sponsor Tiger Tales, FJA Mrs. Mary Dekinder English HI Senior Sponsor Mrs. Linda Driskill Mrs. June Madden English IV Assistant Librarian Mrs. Clco Mosley Librarian Mrs. Alice Robinson English II Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Nadine Wicst English 111 Senior Sponsor 12