Douglass High School - Trojan Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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I V 14, ,, ,,, N A TID NAL . NATHJNAL HDNDR -- EDCIET The Douglass Chapter of the National Honor Society was granted its charter April 2, 1952. Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship are the four main objectives of the organization. Eighty-two members were elected to membership in the second semester of 1955. A student must maintain at least an average of B- and carry not less than 4V2 credits to be eligible for the Honor Roll. To further motivate Scholarship, those students whose averages are A or A- are elected to what is known as the Principal's List. Fifteen such students are on the 1955 Principal's List. Reading from left to right they are, sitting: Marian Young, Euphemia Goodlow, Ruby Hardeman, Princi- pal F. D. Moon, Freddye Lee Moon, Loretta Kelly, VVanda Bradley. Standing: Juanita Flowers, Carol Kimbrough, Eugene Sneed, Barbara Parks, Cleo Crawford. Not on picture: Earlie Buster, Effie Dean Tyler, Oscar Jenkins, and Cartelyou Edwards. Claude Bogan, President Betty Beatty, Secretary Thelma B. Tillman, Natalie J. Watson Sponsors

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I ' fl D- .JY i ,f e ' .5 MURRAY BUTLER President WAYNE COGBURN lst Vice President V JANICE HALL BETTY BEATTY Secretary Ass't Secretary 052,16 0 9 s . ls' ,Qi 2 If 'QV bgiiewsei lSI'01.1:9h 232 QQN X WANDA BRADLEY 2nd Vice President r sf' STUDENT COUNCIL Ee The Student Council holds its regular meeting every Wednesday morning at 7 :45 in the beautiful Student Council room. The major project of this year has been the production of the 1955 Trojan. The Council was host to the Oklahoma Association of Student Councils in December, at which time Wayne Cogburn was elected state president. In March the Council entertained the County Teen Age Safety Council. Wayne Cog- burn was elected vice-chairman and Marilyn Arnold, historian. Other projects of the year were the Christmas Candlelight Service, Semester Capers, sale of Valentine telegrams, sponsorship of the Langston A Cappella Singers in concert, and the annual faculty dinner. 'ASS iv!

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s K- Senior Y-Teens Kneeling: Janice Hall, Ralpha Tatum, Viola Johnson, Bettye Beatty, Alffla Younger, Lee Ann Caldwell, Joyce Lyday, Maxine Williams, Delphme Tobin, Mrs. McClinton, Sponsor, Patricia Tipton, Donna Roberson. Standing: Ruth Littlepage, Itelma Hutchins, Helen Smith, Bllbbye. Blylh Barbara Moore, Dora Ivy, Madelyn Norton, Camille Crawford, Artie Lou Osborne, Beverly Taylor, Maudie Lewis, Willie M. Smith, Ruth Nero, Peggy Stamps, Margie Buster, Odie M. Hopkins, Charlene Colbert, Mary Alice Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Frances Hawkins, Carole Canady, Janice Ealey, Shirley Richardson. G69 1 are X 4-' 5' 4 f , I ' S, '25 If as T , , , , Junior Y-Teens Kneeling: Gaynel Green, Jacqueline Crawford, Brenda Harris, Maxine Rogers, Erma Walker, Arvalene Sutton, Euphemia Goodlow, Barbara Richmond, Jacqueline Logan. Seated: Opaline Stafford, Claudia Bunn, Ora Pearl McDonald, Retta Law- son, Shirley Spivey, Bettye Hawkins, Evelyn Lyons, Lula Joseph. Standing: Lavern Davis, Darlene Washington, Joyce Richardson, Vernie Dickenson, Elaine Lewis, Barbara Richmond, Elray Bundage, Cleo Craw- ford, Ester Nero, Carolyn Poole, Onita Sparks, Miss Clement, Sponsor. Tenth Grade Y-Teens lst row: Vivian Newton, Lena Lehman, Letty Conley, Bettye Green, Wan- da Bradley, Velma Thompson, Dedie Halsteid. 2nd row: Lucy Thurmond, Herma Harnsberry, Ruthie Marshall, Peggy Reese, Shirlett Bluitt, Gussie Williams, Joleen Hobbs. 3rd row: Yvonne Scruggs, Lela Gill, Mittie Turner, Loretta Osborne, Nancy Hornbeck, Martha Bradley. 4th row: Anetta Jones, Etta Burns, Ruby Foreman, Norma Fuller, Flora Hodge, Gwenette Parker, Rosetta Meadows, Lou Claire Williams. 5th row: Virginia Sanders, Mary Childress, Willie Arthur, Maxine Wal- stein, Cecilia Landrum, Anetta Taylor. 6th row: Martha Warren, Dorothy Nunley, Carole Kimbrough, Maxine Wade, Rachel Morgan.