Douglass High School - Trojan Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)
- Class of 1968
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W 3- V -- lug , fm- r I TR QJAN VOLUME IX John Williams i Belly Neal Co-Ediiors Mr. C. W. PiHs Advisor 8 1 1 Douglass Senior High School 900 Norfh Easfern' Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma l is 9 F-1 .,,a.s,'4 4 1!'1'w9-sift..-..L-,li -A..-i..i i'?' - AA-- f r W : -. .' ' if .susan--f fmv- -. STAKING OUR CLAIM As our 'predecessors did of noon, April 22, 1889, we foo must moke on Unresfroined dosh foword future hoppiness. ' E -s., 1 ' - ff' ' 1 .Q 'L ,325 K 1 xi. 1, .i . 1535 Q. Z Y f mg , f'? f ix... ,,.'y'3TW?'i!'f.., L 4' ., 'i'3fQi31'4g-,:nlTQ J' .,.. .3 h. M if 4 K s W Q ,R x :S A ig 4 A - A X J Q' 'zsigifggw Q D4 sw N xc' 1 es x ' 'A , -N X fi fi fT1:6w1 qs '- l W? f -' s s 1 s s 3 5' 1 Our hands clasped fighfly i i Vs around our stake af hope and desire, fjf.igf,fQQ we in 1' L gli? gplunvr-Ulu, we know that history will be the final judge of our deeds. -g V 2:1 fff ,-f' Y., ..,,,..--Q ww., K 4' iv my xx ,....af,M-wp, ,W,, ,, , ,,,. ,........-,- E ,QL 1 'v 31- ,. L,- S S flew- Q Y K Sie Effv fik ts. , . Q , . M P ', 'fs-2 W WQCM '- Y: W -' X.. . - I s 1 . 1 i Y J ' Y , . L Q 1 1' ' A W:Vf.a , r v -T., ml 'Q54',::1,,J1,m4,:rf ' WH3131lk,i,yz,2:ji2:,,,f?rJ.515-if'1' ' Q Wffxwzlxgwig-.5333 K 5 M,- 2? 3 . f NE .J JH, rum ,.g o,h A 1 Q , U .f 'iff Q i hi SVI? 5 ilu . 1 5-1 ti 1 4 1 x,.J ,JJ x ' , x With the constont roys of optimism guiding our woy, none of us con ottord to loosen our grip on the future, or by equol motives - give it up. 6 Theme CONTENTS Administration . . Underciassmen . Seniors ... Activities . Royalty Sports Qrganizations ... Advertisements .... ,--QX XJ NX Ours is o fosk of continuous prospecting, ond we know fhof . . . here on This eorfh C3od's work musf Truly be our own. Wm? W A. 1 V 1 I 4 lv? si' 'ix KS? Therefore, we face the world with new courage ana' new determination as we STAKE OUR CLAIM on greatness. 1 A , V i 'J' at 'fi V . f A . . O 1' Douglass l-ligh School wiTh iTs many claims oT school liTe has given much To The developmenT oT her sTudenTs. Under The guidance oT a dedicaTed TaculTy The sTudenTs oT our school develop scholarship, TalenT, responsibiliTy and characTer. Through parTicipaTion in curricular and sup- plemenTary educaTional acTiviTies sTudenTs grow in knowl- edge and maTure in aTTiTude. The concenTraTion in The class- room, The hard worlc oT aThleTic pracTice, The pleasure oT success and The sorrow oT deTeaT all have a greaT inTluence on The members oT our school. Through iTs academic program and iTs varied acTiviTies, Douglass encourages The cooperaTion oT sTudenTs wiTh diT- TerenT personaliTies, baclcgrounds and goals. This harmonious inTeracTion oT people brings Tolerance in characTer and un- dersTanding necessary Tor success in liTe. Such an undersTand- ing is viTally imporTanT in Today's socieTy if humaniTy is To survive. STAKING OUR CLAIMS Tor The TuTure lies in The hands oT The young people oT Today. The backgrounds we receive here, as sTudenTs oT Douglass, will ulTimaTely inTluence all manlcind as we Talce our places in The world. l-lopeTully our educaTion will achieve iTs goalsy Tor as TuTure parenTs and leaders, The sTudenTs OT Douglass High School musT Tully prepare To worlc Toward a beTTer under- sTanding among people oT The world. T if sus rf , 1 P W li iff? 1 il A T T li ' i T Q 42'- r cv- A 'fi QW' Ji' 'ffY'U'7, I 1 xg' I' ag -Q . K ffvf V,-i . K 1 ' I 1 .. was 4 ft. fl 3,,5'i ffgfvf, W' U ff 90 Ky iv, L .x Y., V Q ,h Q. v W 3 ., -.- ,, .I ,- if 6' gf in I I 'A fd 'r A 1: G Z.. ,' f ,, , ,X .. . 5, . , . , ine f :ff 'ff 'if gk' '33 'V K' 1 -If I' 5 ',1J'h-.. - A. '- -T'-4 11. 515, l ,gAf 'ij , ' f'f.0-nag 1 'gf ff ' , 1 . 1 Ai D , K Y - V' -. ' ' ', . - , Q but ,nf ' 'if' I . gb 4. 'wgqv ' : , ' .1 4- V Q . Qi ' N ' N' 4 f.. fb- U 1 ,I1 4 IN: 4' 'F-Q NS 'P Egan, f rf - TI. ':a'X'N'.5 D 'Ik ' .ff A il . - 9 -' ,g Q -J' ,L NK fx L 'fa'g,,x bg' zdtgql' 4-g .,.,,.,, A A A-i+,,?f - A Q-'2ff f ' -eft'.','fTT'T ' i , -. ff ' 1 F621 4.506105-to :blk f .mmqiqinii - U 'Y y ., .E lsr- units. 'MUN MHIEYEHENM' ig. i 5 ' I 'fi' il' rf - g Q fs as A l i iksbbivbli ' Swim.-v ,, as., I M M Y , ., . .4.u..-g..,,.,......,, H. Q-an-...Q STAKING OUR CLAIM . ADMINISTRATION ' A+ Douglass High School, or a+ any school, one of fhe primary reasons 'for success is 'ihe aclminisrralion. The adminisirarion of Douglass is 'formed around feachers who have confribufed many years of +heir lives +o creaie in sfudenis a framework upon which +o build a life of con- finuous growlh. Each leacher has a procedure which s+imu- laies a desire for greaier knowledge, and offers a 'fresh meihod of learning for many and a new look af living for mosi. The Teachers are like candles which ligh'I' orhers while consuming +hemselves. They al'- Tempi 'ro inspire pupils wi+h a desirei'l'o learn. Because one cannol' 'reach a man anyihingg one can only help him +o learn. 4 ss., i s GRM Mrs. W. Welch Mr. M. P. Rogers Mr, W, F, l-OH Dr, V I Ward I Ward II I Ward III Member AI Large fi? Qi, , hdr. F. Esles Ward IV School progrom designed By community leaders A comprehensive program of sludy is organized and supervised by local cilizens inferesled in Ihe educaliorial progress of over 77,000 boys and girls in Ihe grealer Okla- homa Cily area. The 'rolal welfare ol each individual is conslanlly lcepl' in mind as Ihe programs are slruclured. Throughoul all schools in Ihe syslem, individual ellecliveness is realized because ol Ihis concern. I2 SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Bill Lillard ilzu-1-T1- -ri-v v -v Principal inspires sfudenfs For maximum achievemenf The I968 yearbook is one oT several media Through which we apprise our public oT many Tace-Ts oT our school program. The limiTaTions oT This medium are evidenT buT iT does highlighT sTaTT and sTudenT acTiviTies as They relaTe To The school's ToTal educaTional eTTorT. School Term l967-68 presenTed many unique oppor- TuniTies To The young people oT our school. The proTessional sTaTT has accepTed The commiTmenT oT providing a program oT educaTion ThaT inciTed maximum achievemenT oT all sTu- denTs. I saw daily, many convincing evidences ThaT They were honoring This commiTmenT. The adminisTraTion was hopeTul ThaT The enTire Douglass Tamily would synchronize Their eTTorTs in malcing This a mosT exciTing and rewarding school year. CongraTulaTions To The T968 Troian sTaTT on iTs ex- cellenT producTion. This yearboolc will provide hisTorical reTrospecTions oT pleasanTries aT Douglass Senior T-ligh School. Keeping abreasT oT sTudenTs aTTairs was aTTained by The principal by sTudenTs n a semblies To geT Their po1nTsoTvie s being a parT oT Their acTiviTies. Many Times he would siT among The A uh. V.. .. ,,,,,. ,, Vice Principal Mr. W. F. Jellz School progrom enhonceol With odclifionol positions ln an eilorl To lceep up wilh lhe growing demands of modern educalion new innovalions are a musl. This year new praclices were eslablished in order lo malce lhe overall program more eifeciive. The addilion oi a Direclor of Guidance lacililaled a more elleclive and complele use of The guidance program. Mr. J. L. Mosley coordinaled his acliviries wilh lhe class counselors +o beller aid lhe sludenls. Anolher innovalion was The crealion of a Direclor of Aclivilies, Mr. J. A. Diggs, who coordinaled lhe aclivilies of clubs and organizarions +o malce more elieclive use of available resources. I4 Direcfor of Ac+ivi+ies Mr. J. A. Diggs Direc+or of Guidance Mr. J. L. Mosley ...cs T - .Least ..Y:s1'1.:: W-vwnzv ' J ., ' 21 't' ' 'ri.:...gg,g',,W,,,. r A - , NGN' Q- .lfigzwx Ns N, , F 3 1. .,.1 , --QQ ar., 'iff is L L 1 sgwifffff'-g dlffiffifi Y' if. X 'lik' T E a lll' ti-Q T- .bt X 5 itil -.'- 5 f M 'ii i3'N H? TV - T i: - f . K . A 15- lll3llll?r.fiif'?3' il .l 'MP' is -'X iz f .. . .vi 'iii lfiflif Wa 'L lf, f K , ..,.h K wi.: k-- A , --., 1-. ' ..,...g1gL. , Wlfii. all - ' A ax T T ,f fs: nfs-lx f X Y' -' aft-ri, 1 , , f -if iii -',. ,g FT ' f- -:g, A lg SENIOR COUNSELOR Mr. A. B. Holmes Counselors guide students in educational program It anyone knows the students at our school, then it must be the counselors. They are more tamiliar with the stu- dents problems, attributes, backgrounds and desires than anyone else. Besides helping the students to structure their schedules, the counselors administer tests, aid in tuture vocations, col- lege selections or whatever choice the student has to make. Sometimes the counselors must make dispositions ot cases involving discipline as well as special recognition tor a job well done. This close contact gives the counselor the needed insight to work with and tor the students. Mrs. R. J. Alexander, Social Science Mrs. L. T. Alexander, Physical Education Mr. L. O. Alexander, Tailoring Mr. F. E. Baker, Miss G. Anderson Mr. E. Asher, English Special Education El9Ctl'Of1iCS Mrs. L. Battles, Mr. M. M. Benefee, MVS- W- BOOLGF. Library Aid Upholstery Speech y JUNIOR COUNSELOR Mrs. H. l-louston an SOPHOMORE- COUNSELOR Mr. S. M. Harris u Ms. ..J.u,p.......4Lyg-- A1- ---- - gh, ,... ,,,.-. l Fifi! 1' f 5 av Mr. F. Brainard, Mr. S. Brown, Mrs. D. Burneif, Mr. D. Burns, Mrs. M. Car+er, Mrs, C, Chan-nan, Sade! Scierce Biffigy-Phy. Ed. Typing-Shcrfrvand Wfoowwirk Secfeqry S555 H Mrs. C. M. Clark, Mr. G. Clark, Mrs. F. M. Cudioe, Mr. L. Cudioe, Mrs. J. N. Cudis, Mr. W. Dixon, E'g'i:.5w Wyflz' Tynlrg Fhysicaf Efiucwie' Scgrglgry Qkefwgflfy Oufsfcmdmg reaching processes produce fine cfrflsf The Concerf Choir D37 be 1 rm Q H U 0 :fr Dfwqhis umm .,er?wrrw WV? 'He Ollahrrwa Cirv Svrnprwrv Orcrxegha under TLPTJGEKTUQ +9 Wir A D 5D'?'5V ' as 'Ve '5' f': f' ef fi Suv Fraief b'1f'v'eryTL'e Ce 'D1fE+IC of WIS Wim: 'f:'7T' Q' 'N . . L LMC' five qfiuc wie L.: A: 'eff' 'whiz 5'7 'f ' vi 'e 'u : 'LHC- S, Ml U, ,.., . - gr' ' K ll: in I 6 ' I CD Specialized areas acld fo Toral school program Y- Ewing, Mrs. R. -1- E- ,,1 ,f,. . . E .. ,if 5 kk .fi 2 Q 5 ,. L W' 'Q '+R .F . , ' T v? , L ii Z.. ixe L Z , I 'P Q , . ,f s R ii' it ix Ti? .fix 'fi L ig V . n Jk- S. it? L U , A A . Q A Being able ro prepare and serve hor meals plus snacks lo fhree lunch periods, requires vas? abilily and skill. These delicious and nourishing meals are served by The cafeleria slafl al a very low cosi lo The sludenls. Piciured lell lo righly Mrs. C. Poinier, Mrs. L. Thompson, Mrs. O. Carler, Mrs. R. Reed, Mrs. l. Nolan, and Mrs. G. Jackson. Standing: Mrs. R. Jenkins, Mrs. R. Davis, Mrs. L. Lollis, Mrs. B. Davis, cafeleria manager: Mrs. L. Glover, Mrs. M. Simmons, Mrs. S. Smilh and Mrs. J, Williams. James, Mrs. K. Jenkins, Mr. J. Johnson, Mrs. B. . Johnson, Mr. B. W. Jones, Mr. W. Lewis, Mr. T. Maddox, Mr. F. Mayes, Mr. E. ? Greer, Miss L. l-licks, Mr. L. l-lope, Mrs. L. i-lunler, Mrs. L Johnson. Mrs. T. M. Johnson, Mr. W. Moore, Mrs. E. M. Moore, Mrs. J. ........-. , , - .-...,, - ,V A A Y ' 'f in 1 fro, , f ga' , Keeping the 200,000 plus square teet ot tloor space and the 60 acre campus orderly is a tremendous iob which requires the cooperation ot all Douglass tamily members. Charged with the primary responsibility are members ot the custodial statt. They are lett to riqht: row I, Mr. L. Sneed, Mr. J. Felton, Mr. R. L. Jackson, Mr. W. H. Evans,ihead custodian: Mr. J. Walton and Mr. P. Jones. Row 2: Mr. J. Ingram, Mr. R. Jackson, Mr. J. Fowler, Mr. T. Johnson, and Mr. C. Ray. x f Morgan, Mrs. A. Mouton, Mr. A. Overstreet, Mrs. C. Parks, Mrs. T. R. Perry, Mr. W. E, Peters, Mrs. J. V. Many teochers return to school for night ciffoirs Pitts, Mr. W. Porter, Mrs. A. Powell, Mrs. E. Prewitt, Mrs. L. Pyles, Mrs. M. Reese, Mr, R. Robyler, Mr. J. Sabb, Mrs. B. Y' i I8 Mr. Mosley and Mr. Watson took turns sitting on the ticket box at tootball games, Some. times, however, they did take tickets trom patrons entering the north gate. xii One of lhe feasible ways of developing good reading habifs and iechniques is obfained by daily parlicipafion in 'rhe reading clinic. , These sludenls, under +he supervision of Mrs. C. M. Clark, broaden' 'rheir reading horizons. Schullz, Mrs. M. Seward, Mr, W. Sharp, Mr. H. ' Shipp, Mr. l'l. Sloss, Mr. C. l.. Sullivan, Mr, l. 4 D d h ' ' Th ++.M.D. vw .M.A.L. w:k,M.T. l G 'COTS TGGC efS IHCITS Wgiiwy., 6, D. Viziff, ni. R. Waisg. 6, A. Williams, Mr. H. Wood, Mrs. T. Wrighl, Mrs. S. l Maximum achievement Our lnsiruciional media cenier equipmeni' is always kepl in good condifion. Mrs. L. Ballle, visual aid coordinafor, demonslrales con- Tinuous concern for our media cenler resources. 11 ms, -,. , 5-.1 es wc? 1 Ji-. fun.. -5 av 'H ,di 's min. ,..... -,-... -mg! .sal-94 - ff I9 i w 571' 1. Q if . If v , . M . N- -' T 'bu . 9, fi' 5.,Yl,,Vifj 0 A sn, w . v,,. ' Q24 r NK, I ,' N ,farm 1 f v, r-. , V ,. '- . , 4 , . .A , . , ' i .A I A . Q 4 ,X f i . - -1 ya. 0 , 2 . G. - ' , ,..-' M ,- Q ' . kxuii Qi l ,.. .Jw A r , K Vx Q 1. v L Q- 'mimi I ' yr . .1 nov.. . f A I ' ' L' 4 1 n ig' QQ ,... b H Q V'.. ' , gt A A 5 nl, .. ML.. , 'Q ,. f ,.,. - q . 1 20 3 - o wan -' 5-. --- - w---. ...,.,H-4k 'wxx-,-.,...,,,,, . N., ..., .,.. . ' V3 5 iz: ,gf gk ,:. .T fe. ik t gs .AF w9'u .... v... ,:j '---Wh-fa-m4.,,.M ' .....-. .. 'S-ow..-.,.,,. ,---fag .-, v STAKING OUR CLAIM . UNDERCILASSMEN Seniors may seT precedenTs buT The underclassmen are charged wiTh The respon- sibiliTy oT esTablishing TradiTions. Only by accepTance on The parT oT,The neophyTes can precedenTs be perpeTuaTed for coming generaTions. This school year, like any oTher good year, many TradiTions Tound Their way inTo The hearTs and mind oT an energeTic group oT young people who Tocus on The TuTure. The disconTinuaTion ,oT bells received wide acclaim because of The maTuriTy in Thinking ThaT iT represenTed. AccepTance of individual responsibiliTy Tor academic excellence and a sincere desire Tor maxi- mum achievemenT were exempliTied each day as The business of The school was con- ducTed. All aTTenTion was noT direcTed Toward The Tormal learning siTuaTions. Much Time was spenT enioying The supplemenTary ed- ucaTional acTiviTies and The underclassmen were The mainsTays Tor The groups' eTTorTs. 2I - .-.:,x.:?9 Sophomore Class otticers who led the class were all girls this year. The class otticers were trom lett to right: Jackie Murrell, student council representative: Velma Madison, reporterg Bernadette Puckett, secretary, Linda Williams, tirst vice president: Saundra Wiley, president: Lana Pogue, assistant secretary and Sallie Harris second vice president. All girls elected to leod Sophomores' crctivities Sophomores generally make themselves known by their behavior, be it good or inditterent. This year's sophomore class came into Douglass with an ettervescence exhibiting a sincere desire to do, and they really did. Several times they captured the spirit stick at pep assemblies. The athletic teams were complemented by their participation and they made themselves known academically. Boasting the largest class in the school, they sought to tit in rather than to stand out. Even though this was ac- complished, they still maintained a certain individualized identity as a group. ln this time ot contusion and uncertainties, the sopho- mores must tind values and ideals. Many were able to establish concrete toundations and move torward into the complex ot our modern society. 22 and i Ea, Adams, Sandra Alexander, Ernestine Ashton, Jacqueline Bacon, Trina Barnett, Betty LHVYLEQL Akridge, William Alexander, Lynell Atkinson, Jeannie Baggett, Gloria Barnett, Cheryl Albritton, Jerome Arinwine, Romilda Avery, Larry Baldwin, Geary Barnett, Yvonne all HE is 2' 'A if r , Tis-c B Balcerville, Camelia Baskin. Pamela Bafes, Phyllis Benneffl Phillip Berry, Marshelfa Berry. Mdllllew Boslon, Onnie Bowens, Susan Bowie, Linda Eoydl James Bradford, Barbara B 5dleY- B9VeVlY Sophomores fcike lead in spirit stick comperifion Brarlon, Marsha Bundage, OHS 7.-.Q wig i f Ji ,f B q v Brooks. Donna Brown, Alberl Bunling, Sharon Burden, Joslyn Q... 'tr' A N V y U A A l . --me , Bruner, Rebecca Burlon, Deborah Bryles, Brinda Caddell, Alexis . . ,ia f f Buford, Thurman Campbell, Billy 1 6 B ' 1 5 ,Q ll '-'Ef f Y- M . ' ,pf i J '4 ,. I , Emmet 5 1 iii Illia! at Ql'z,uff4 il ' Christen, Bobbie Clay, Celestine Clay, Ellie Collins, Linda Collins, Patricia Combs, Eileen Chemistry experiments Reveal interesting facts Cooper, lsaac Craine, Karen Crutchfield, Jerri Cummings, Martin Curry, Cleveland Danlord, Lurie quifnk Davis, Aaron Davis, Lonell Davis, Sievie Davis, Laverna Del-Oneyl Elizabefh Dixon, Georgelfa Douglass, Raymond Dubose. Lynn Dulan, Michael Dumas, Hallie Dunn, Barbara Durham, Elda Sfudenis' pride in Tecims displayed on windows Eberson, Andreiia Edwa rds, Cla reiie Edmond, LaDonna Edwards, Marquiefla Edwards, Charles Elan, Nila 57 'if' ii A is 00 The window in fron? of +he main office is a spoi where mosi siudenis pass some 'rime during The school day. For ihaf reason if was ihe favoriie spoi for ihe TROJAN well-wishers io display iheir signs. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors were all uniied behind lhe feam when olher schools soughl lo slow 'lhe awesome Troians. 25 . Aye L -eww Liza r rg 2 M Engiandhx Kffhefine Evans Danny Evans JCHPQW5 Fails, Miqhaei Frfcn Zardra Fonfenof, Ausfin OO 9' mme Fira Herberf Ffrd Jorn Fcgfgrx Jqgquel-frm Fosfer, Marcus Frankfrn Merva Willie Scales found ina? ,wesenfirg eral reporfs before ine Cfl' sfrengrhened his ccnfrdence in r7rnse3F and made Hrn a rrcre Wuenr S k' b If I speaker. e G C .fi S25-Xefdkfki ' Increases self confidence F PIO r 'er Sefeff . , ran nr scar F-azr , fikcrg Fmzmrx 6:6678 Freeman, Fic d Freeman, 1 'f Y k Freeman, La Brenda 'Nav I 'v x ...es .. Ei,-Q eweowe ' ' X Glenn Hill and Beverly Harris found lhal fhe excilemenf of measuring 'lor gradualion allire was foo much fun 'ro pass up. Even lhough lhey are a couple ol years early, if seemed like a good idea To be ready iusf in case ... Gipson, June Gray, Pamela Gipson, Gary Gray, Dorie -.M 4 9 , 'fn Gipson, Linda Greene, Jerri 5. D v. .1 1 -,u x4 ,1 is 9 ' Q' 4' 0 J I X ! l Z' i ..,, I, ak,,Q4! i ,sa,s .li W 'nn' I . 'C' i French, Terry Frost Charles Fugell, Timolhy Gaffney, Sharon Gardner, Warren Genlry, Theofis Sophomores enjoy just Going Through motions ' Glover, Frances Gresham, Wesley Glover, Stanley Goines, Bendefle Grillin, Audrey Grimes, Jacqueline 4 I., Kg.. VH nz-1555 Ill!! Hale, lvlarlcelia l-lamillon, Leonard Harnmons, Occeleane Hannah, l-lerlnerl Harnrnons, John Harmon, Barry .rv G School busses were used lo fransporl large numbers of sludenls lo and from school each day. The convenience was especially appreciared o Number of sfudenfs doily Harmon, Elaine Harris, Sallie Harmon, Larry Hawkins, Delores 28 l-larper, Brenda Hnrper, Michael l-layes, Gary Hayes, Kerry rainy and cold days. Harris, Beverly Haywood, Edwa rd Harris, Joyce Hemphill, Mildred A5433 rii it all 5 ai 1? 5, Wafching and walling for parenls were daily roulines. Because of llwe greal dlslances many sludenls lraveled 'ro aiiend Douglass, if was necessary for parenls lo fransporl 'flnem fo and from school. if .376 H F? -. Hobbs, Lorella Hoolcs, Dorollwy Huffman, Guyland Hunfer, Melvin 'iffy .-,,- ffx l House, Dorella Irving, Deborah Hefldf-BFSOF1. Joyce Herron, Clarence Hill, Glenn Hill, Wanda f Sfudenfs Wait for During inclement Houslon, Belinda lsland, Floyd Houslon, Gerald Jackson, Gail f. 1. .v 4' 5 Hill, Edwina Hinsldon, Linda parents weather Howard, Harold Jackson, Paula 29 '22, A mosl familiar sigh? al Douglass x-.ere fhe so'id soul discussion lhaf look place in lronl of lhe lockers every day. Bernadeffe Puckell lisfens alfenfiyely as Wesley Gresham fried lo esleblish a poinl. Johnson, Gwen Jones, Louis 30 1 Johnson, Janice Jones, Michael Johnson, Lawanda Jones, Sandra RM ICE lu, , A Jacob, Linda Jennings, Glenda Johns, Carol Johnson, Charles Johnson, Chri Johnson, Consiance Major forums conducted On controversial Topics Johnson, Marilyn Kemp, Leberl Johnson, Melvin Jones, Jacqueline Kendrick, Roberl King, Dianne f---- 1-1' ' -' 'S . A Ill, King, Janise Kirk, Leroy Lacey, Chesfer Lacy, Rhonda Lang, Joinnie Law Janice Lee, Harold Lennox, Magdglene Levingslon, Sandra Lewis, Charlolle Lewis, Saneslelle Liggons Carolyn -.. , xg fu. i- Complele lunches and snacks were purchased from fhe candy machines. Lee McGee pauses and looks for a fasfy morsal before going to Mr Williams' rnafh class. Between class snacks get Appraisal before selecfion s Lolries, Pafricia Long, Gary Love Gloria Loving, Deborah Lusk, Berlis Lynch Phyllis 'M-J Rlcas I I 3, M, ,J LVQHS' Jamce Mack' Ciara Madison- Velma Magee! Chafles Martin, Kennefh Marrln, Yvonne MGSOVW- Rodeffck MGWS, Lever MBXWGIL Eddie MCCOVVSYV Yheffa McCray, Jaunira McFadden, LaVera Lcxfecomers fry ro use Every possible excuse McGee, Lee McNeal, Rira x XY' 4 ov' ' rf, ff. r ni ss 2 McG1on, Ccleiie McNeely, Harfwerl s ,s2 s ALSK McGregor, Geerge A. Miller, Joyce 4 - , .-f'.-4,.,,-- -W .ry 47, f K Q Sharon Bunfing may be gerring The drink rhar mean? fhirfv minufes affer scnoe1.Tne five minufes befween classes can go very quickly when you have so rnany rninqs fo do-visit ear a candy bar-gossip-efc. efc. efc. N l 13 , , 4 ' ' Ib. ! -5 I 21641616 Moore, Alice MOOFG. LGFFY Moore, Telilha Murray, Elizabelh Muffell. JdCC1U9lYf1 Muse, Kalhy Cold wealher made many allraclive girls look rarher slrange as Douglass sludenls. Panfs are nol a parl of lhe average coeds wardrobe, unless il s cold. Linda Pogue bundles up before lacing lhe hawk wifh Harold Kearney. L .. . 19 A 1 ' l Q Q Q, Morgan, Larry Myers, Waller XX M Q9 1 , 1' 4 as Morgan, Lenise Morfon, Cheryl Neff, Joyce Nero, Linda Girls don unusual offire l ,X VXA Y . Ark ...l..4Q..........g,...,..... During suclden cold spell Newlon, Sandra Nixon, Evelyn Niclcleson, Alfreda Norlon, Donna Nichols, Jennifer Norman, Marsha 1 2 , l f ff A '51 4 ,KK ,J i VL AL Lfq - 3 Ollpllanli Glofla OSl7Ome. SOHEG Parks, Cynlhia Pallerson, Thurman Pendlefon, Cheryl Pelefi C5 0lYn Pelers, Janice Plclcerl, Keilh Pgercel Janelle Piggee, Gerald Pills, Reginald Plunkell, Delores Affenfive sfuclenfs grasp depth Subjecfs in Qreol Plunlcell, Helen Puclcell, Bernadelle 34 ell Pogue, Lana Redic, Claudia Polls. Palricia Redlc, Elmer . e x 9. ' K' y r . , -K. ' ur' E eg,l1l 1511 -L ,mv -- Esler Ferguson concenlrales deeply on whaf The 'leacher is saying. This somelimes helps, you lcnowl . Q. I, ,, is 4 'V S 1 1 W S S M srs ,.,. Wifi .L--- S r we 111- A, -1 Sfanding in line wailing fo use lhe lelephone is a dilemma fhaf can. be caused by rhe wearherman. Especially when he wanfs lo be un coopera+ive. Reed' E55eHa Rice, Samara Richards, Sh-irley Richardson, Carmen Roberson. ZsaZsa Robefisl E599 End of school doy brings rise in phone populorify' Robinson, Lorefra Scales, Willie VD il s Robinson, Robbie Rucker. Harvey Scruggs, Wanda Sealey, Erick , l I Rucker, Rushell Shambra, Louise .?, Samuels, Leonard Sanders, Mary Shells, Roberl' Smilh, Chequila 35 ui l flea! ye of J it ll AHC ' if 4 :-T. - Srnilh, Cheryl Smilh, Connie Smi-th, Donald Smilh, George Smilh, Lonnie Stafford, Joseph Sophomores fake lead af Junior Varsity games S+ephney. Michael Sulnlon, Fern Slevenson, Pamela Tale, Aurelha Sleyenson, Rickie Taylor, Debra Trojan booslers had plenly To cheer aboul The nighl 'lhal lhe John Marshall Bears fell lo lhe Douglass warriors. Marion Holman and Telilha Moore lead The lans in a cheer as lhe Troians capldred lheir second win in as many oulings. Slrain, Marion Slrocle, Paula Summers, Waymond Thomas, Charlesella Thomas, Doris Thompson, Bobby , I l if .rf if I i lx, .f 7 M ' Selecfed voices from The concerl choir and lhe mixed chorus 'sang For lhe Nalional Honor Sociely insfallaiion ceremony. A few sopho- mores macle fhe group which was composed of mosfly seniors. if L E m mf sf ir 3 , Thompson, Sharon Thorron, Berfie Tomlin, Elain Tucker, Sharlefie Turner, Janice Vickers, Arfhur Top vocal performances given by select group Waldo, Muriel Warmsley. Geneva 2 ic, -J ' ,H X N , ,H Q Walker, Carrie Washingfon, Charles F 3 T Walker, Frank Washingfon, James ' Aww . Ward, lra Webb, Alwyn Q , Wa re, Cynlhia Wedgeworrh, Andrea Wa re, John Wells, Charlene Q F2614 Wells, Jacqueline Williams, Deborah Williams, Verna Williams, Willie Winslon, Sandra ,ii C! WWC Dao QA? While, Charles Williams, Dwighl' Wilson, Algussie Wifherspoon, Floyd While, Clifford Williams, Jimmy Wilson, Annie Wrighl, Annefle if Wiley, Saundra Williams, Billy Williams, Cheryl Williams, Juanelle Williams, Kerry Williams, Linda Teochers employ visual Aids fo induce recilism IL Visual equipmenl is used 'ro supplemenl learning experiences. Many pieces of equiprnenf are available Through lhe lnslruclional Media Cenler. 3 JUNIORS Alexander, Roberf Arnold, JuaniTa Barclay, Carl ,Ham s ,V ,I 9, 1 C as e Z' Ulllllllll T ., Arinwine, Margarine Avery, Gloria Bafson, Sondra CLZHL l i Slpcllfcffg, c Junior class officers worlced wifh The class advisor, homeroom Teachers and class members To promofe uniTy and beTTer programs for The group. The officers are from lefT To righfz Denise CODTSS. secreTaryg La Rheba STewarT. assisTanT secrefary, Michelle Herd. firsT vice president Lonzo Owens, presidenf and Veola Mewborn. Hisforian. Class officers provide Oufsfanding leadership Juniors sTand ready To assume The leadership of sTudenT acTiviTies aT Douglass wiTh a sureness ThaT gives one confi- dence in The confinued greaTness of Douglass. The sincere dedicafion of The second year Troians radiaTes a feverish Tempo ThaT cries ouT Tor immediaTe acTion in every TaceT of school life. Wherever you go in The school you will Tind members of The iunior class parTicipaTing and making con- sTrucTive conTribuTions To The ToTal school efforT. On several occasions The iuniors came To The forefronT To lead The way for all DouglassiTes To follow. Their business- lilce aTTiTudes made several proiecTs a success. Todays accomplishmenTs are noT The ulTimaTe goals: They are iusf The prelude To whaT Douglass is To be in The TuTure. Bigger and beTTer Things are already in The malcirig for The coming school year. The iuniors are on The move! y 39 l In Afi W a ' A Tie 1 Barnefr, Eric Booker, Hallislene f 194 Ba rnell, M ary Boyce. Calvin 1'-by ! by. , . , gs' I an-.....f t 6 1 weasel, ? Q -OO Bealiy. Clarence Bradford, James Band's performances add Glamour fo football game Brooks, Wilma Brown, Herman n 'IQ J Brown, Brenda Brown, Linda Brown, Brenda Brown, Micheal A1,l 'P V, X ,al 40 Bennerr, Barbara Berryhill, Winslon Blue. Eddie Bradford, Jimmie Bradley, Cheryl Brooks. Gracie Linda Rayford leads The way for ihe oiher members of rhe flule seclion in one of lhe band's many speclacular halffime shows. Riia Spears and Brenda Seward followed in perlecl precision and execufed lhe com- plicaled drill roulines as fans were rhrilled lo see The prize winning r 3 A i gg! i 1 1 'Y' I , Q .l,,,. fuss. ,ig Brown, Renay Bryani, Charles Bryanl, Ramona Caldwell, Carler, Gwenella Carferl in aggregafion show some of ifs many unusual marching roulines. Mr. Perry spenl many hours before and affer school preparing his group for 'rhe acid iesl: 'rhe public performance. The band fraveled To all fool'- ball games away from fhe school io give supporf io fhe Troian Jream. -if 95 Buckner, Sylvia Chandler, Alberi' iffy 4 K Burlcley, David Clay, Kafhryn C' , ', 1 Burns, Venera Claybroolcs. Rosa Foncy routines capture Covered honors for bond Coaies, Denise Cooper, Jess XYZ fxgxx - 'Ns Coaies. Linda Cox, Francine Z' Coleman, Larry Craig, Belly Tape recorders are used ro provide learning experiences as well as enlerlainrnenl' for lhe sfudenfs. Somelimes lhey are iusl' sources of Cur'iosi+y seeker's inleresl as in lhe case of David Lewis. Davis, Phyllis L. Davis, Phyllis Y. V DlCl4. Cl-'fills Durham, Gayle Easley, Barbara Edmond, BeverlY P V539 42 Crooms, Phyllis Davenport Johnelra Ni . 4 9 'lf EEEMCZZ Crum p, Gloria Davis, Brenda Darling, Rhonda Davis. Larry Tape recorders serve in Many clifferenf ccipocifies Dixon, Kalherine Edwards, Joyce Drolce, Edward Edwards, Marshall Dukes, Percy Elgin, Leroy QYF Ellis, Reginald Finley, Zachary Bright Forshee, Derrick Fufrell, Kalhy England, Donald Fleelcs, Carolyn Ddiuzua 5.335 . Brighi' yellows and reds wilh variafions in shades provided lhe mood for sludenls in arl. The sludenfs provided a conslanl supply of dec- Evans, Myrlle Floyd, Donna ' oralions for The building lhroughouf 'lhe school year. colors used in making outstanding creations Fosler, Ca rl George, Ba rBa ra iGibson, Karen Gilmore, Jan Franklin, Elaine Golman, John Fosfer, LaVeHa Fosler, Leroy ack, QM!! f- ' ' f 1 , . f ' lfkffoql F 41 ,alf Y- 1 F do 51.6572 26,1 3 E y Franklin, Slaiford Grant Carolyn ' ,, i o ' ' ,J ' K , 14 'L ' :fi ed! g . E5- ,E , , , ff ' 4' 5 , , xt Fi. ,Z qi' ff' V 'Rf , jffwcnzg-: , ,gf 43 Olljl. Q Granf, Toni Harnmon, Glenda Gray, Dwighl Hardirnan, Barbara -'ev' 1' .K Guylon, Dorolhy Harding, Yolanda Chrisfmos scenes pointed In combined closs effort Hawkins, Chesler Hiclxs, Karen 44 Hayes, Charles Highlower, Carol fry Herd, Michelle Hill, Brenda fllic he llf 4 ' R , ..r' -12 4 Q 1 l Q '1' , . ly Hale, Vernon Hall, Toye Hamillon, Willie Hardy. Oddie Harris, Carolyn Harrison, Raylord Mrs. Pyle and her classes lurned lhe audilorium enlrance windows inlo one huge Chrislmas card. Dilferenl seasonal scenes were painled on lhe windows lo provide an allraclive view, day or niqhl f lhe school. ff , J , l '- if I A r , s' 3 Ac. 5 2 f -1 I-I ,,,, , s,g' , 6 -qv g Af' ,,,,.,,,'1.. A N. Muriel Burch, Renay Brown and James Bradford scan The global map in an efiorf io locale some place To go. Even lhough lheir idea was iusl make believe one of Them came up wilh a good suggeslion: Lel's go lo class. House, Verna Hughes, Barbara Hunf, LaWanda JGCl4S0H. Mary Jackson, Moss Jackson, Myra omfwu 73mfQau., , Hill, Mary Holloway, Sammie HLIM745 QMNQH6 Hill, Verla Holman, Annelle Holloway, Joyce House, Danna Shrinking world catches Imaginative sfudenfs' eyes Hunt Marion James, Jimmy fuawrl Hylche, Ella Jenkins, Palricia Jackson, Carolyn Johnson, Brender ,af SW' l , ,g,,,4: f i ,,,E.. ks, I K i ! ,X N V fi if ,J Di: A 1 i f Johnsor, Loneiia Jones, Brenda Johnscr, Freddie Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Debra Johnson, Rulh Fcrllen schools' colors Collected on spirit stick Jones, Phillip Larnbelh, Karen Jones, Kelvin Jones, Nadine King, Carol Knighr, Veronica ,K Q.. Y A 2 I: 5 - 4.3. .V - 2' 'W 'U Q 1. ' F W ., Vx as ' ik' 'Q-f , Y . XT- 46 fl. .,, 5 -QTY me if ,fn wg, K: , 5. 1 - '34 Fallen colors ol The deleaied schools were hung low on lhe Troian spiri+ slick fo signify ihal anolher viclory had been recorded. Charles Morgan hung lhe red and blue of John Marshall in place. Jordan, Mergaref Larnplcin, Glendora r Keilcrn, Chrislfre Lasfer, Karen X, Kelly, Riclsi Leach, Diana eric Lehman, Lynda Mack, Leuella ' lil Levinqsfon, Shirley Manous, Edwina 5?'aiE?a'? YD 16211561 Lewis, Curley Lewis, Jane-f Lugrand, Melba Lydia. GGVY. Marfin, Leslie Mason, Pafricia Maffhews, Dennis Maffhews, Diane Sfudenfs perform in office if -fu .V I g', OO Maxwell, Fred Mccau ley, Brenda 93' , - 'Q Phyllis Crooms worked in fhe main office as an aid and helped compile fhe Do Nof Admif Lisf while Mr. Jelfz uses fhe infercom sysfem fo g cus, convey imporfanf informafion fo fhe feachers and sfudenfs. Functions While leorning Mayes, Wanda McCauley, Jennifer if McCarfy, Shirley McClain, Sheryl E ,uf E 6 i i L 1 l 1 5 'i l ,L ci, 1 VUL' Q3-Jaffe ls X McDonald, Slwerryl Monigornery, Jameseila McCoy, Vance Milclnarn, Raedine McCullouql'1, Samanilwa Mifclnell, Ifaslca Group ossignmenfs couse Arbifrofion omong sfudenfs Morgan, Jolwn Morfon, Donald Murrgyy Linda Murrell, Mavis Muse, Virginia Myers, De Koven Q is Ss' kt my fi , is 5 3 . . , iw' if X i I s., .V N T - , 1 !'f- .55 ' sf Miller, Kalny Moore, Oliver Mewborn, Veola Moore, Francile kv' Mifclwam, Naedine Moore, Rosiefia Group siucly, well planned, provided a varialion lo 'llne normal class room roufine. Mrs. PrewIH's American Lileralure classes made frequenl hips fo fhe lMC1o gaflner informalion. 'VS 1' ew W' if w Gwweffe Neal, Dornela Neely. Cl1drleS NelS0I'1. Mildred Newion, Marie Nolen, Candrace O'Neal, Debra Owens, Lonzo Parker, Freddie Pallerson. Gwenella Pallon, Karen .W-.... Hemlines and hairclos can be quife a conversafion Topic when fwo girls gel iogeilwer. Many limes llwey pu? forilm greal eflorfs fo prove a painf. Riglwl Roselle and Donna! X, Nolen, Verna Paulden, Sandra Appearance plays major Parr in sfudenfs behavior Perkins, Quincy Pierce, Linda Pickens, Gregory Posh Alphonso Pickeif, Lawanda Price. Briggelle gq 50 ,aw .s .K 1 4 J A 3 4 ' an f 1: -5 . l 3 Q E Releford, Rickey Rollins, Kennelh Ray, Marqarer Rogers, Troy Ray. Gregory Rockmore, Rila Mrs. Jenkins was oflen The recipienl of more fhan jus? money for lunches. Several limes she had lo hear how lhe nickles and dimes iusl walked away from lhe sfudenls' pockels. ' 1. i Rivers, Kafh ryn Runnels, Gwendolyn . , , h. , X Q V x 'CW , R Q, J ll.,, Rivers, Thomas Rusher, Bernard L 051 Roberls, Debra Sanders. Carolyn Lunch periods give rise To some fonfosfic: roles Sanders, Dennis Scoll, Alberl Sanders, Michael Scoll, Dwighl any Yi Sanders, Sandra Scoll, Palrica -1 . , -1 l ' ,: '5 . ref Sll Q A 0 V' - The , 'iv F . ?- sl f V ,lixxk 45, ,fix I I Scofl, Sharon Seward, Brenda Simpson, Jimmie Smillw. Dorolhy i 2 fl Lzf Q Shannon, Vivian Smilh, Howard Continuous service draws School-wide oclmirofion Smiley, Sandra Sleward, La Rlweba x i,4n1Q!wlA' Spears, Rila Sullivan, James Slevenson, Cheryl Talfe, Shelah l 61-J GXOMAQ, i VUONAJQ s Cf.. r l roiii Shawnee, Gloria Simmons, Yovonne Simpson, Corlinfia Smilh, Jacqueline Smillw, Marcia Smilh, Ronnie As necessary as lhe fronl enlrance is +l'1e cuslodian affecfionalely known as Jeff. Mr. Walfon has been working al Douglass every since lhe presenl' building was opened in 'rhe fall of l954. in ZIILCIG 4 l if 1 ' 4 IYLQ, TGHOV1, Sherryl Taylor, Linda Taylor, Sandra Troulh Dale Tumblln, Joyce Turner, Roma lx, Boys here, boys There, boys, boys everywhere, lncludlng dozens of lhem who sal in lronl of The ofllce window each day walchlnq-lusl walching during lheir lunch hours. 52 '91 QI1 ' J Thomas, Carl Vaughn, Wilbur Co of re 'Dae ,Emi ' ,r Thompson, Joseph Threall, Saundra Vickers, Darlene Vinson. Loyce Boys congregate orouncl School enfrqnce To wofch Wallcer, Larry Washinqlon, Alma Walker, Linda Warren, Rulhle Washincglon, Donna Washinqfon, Gwonelma - 1 'l Iii. Washinqlon, Laverne Willcs, Joyce Waslwinglon, Sandra Williams, Brenda 4'-. W if . S- 'ii' Wasliingfon, Wanda Williams, Geneva Girls obondon specfofor Williams, Vllayne Wilherspoon, Gail Wilson, Danny Wylclw, Linda Winn, Roberl E Yeager, Linda ii .1 4 l l l ' N l l ry. W ,Z oe R-12-Le-1 X Webb, Theron Whitfield, Jacqueline Wilkerson, Larrie Williams, Gladys Williams, Roggie Williams. Sandra 4 il role in some ocfivifies W l l Cold weallner brouglwl' oul ine girls wlien Tlwey saw lwow much fun The boys were having on llme ice covered sidewalks. The fun had iis i ups and downs you lcnow. i ,,.,.., l 4 .-lv-. A afhffmlf 53g . In lmilr I.. ir- gg 9 xl 'S ' . ..- - Q, ., Q, I 9 sf -' ' ...xv if u o - i gy. ,A 1, 9, i f 7 j R: 'O 0 .. . i f an-, v 1 . ' - , A I f af Yi-'Ar f-IA ..,. B' S' K 6 , ul 'Ni' QI: ga 1 M ,rs Q 4 tif'- +, avr. tQ.'5'NM Q 'IJ -, 1 1 . 1 QVIA ..,. N ! .,,V,,.A, N qubl i I. . V., , . .,.'az-xl-...bn ' ,.,,.., , . 04- 'If .-1.54 v U N . tx . ' th' ' .gi :X I I 1 , as t- l. :R . in Z 'tru A 5. . v .:'g:f'f.i 'i I ia-' V , 1-11, Q- ' U gs i gn. w, i. ',- , i' si' i - ' ' r-' T V v s. YQ.: H . ii T' 'f' 'ASQ 3.9 ta--: ,, . - GA H I.. ..'- . ,, - ' If 'A , I A I ,knkq r -A ' . 1 :-lj... N I im.. 4, . S ' I iighv s 'A , . . i i . 5 ' 7 wn. . . I .. 3 i in I ...,. - I in 3 3:5-:,2,h.i..M,. . .... ..,.!'.:aa:, ,.., I uf, . i ' A3 4 A ' ' ii JC Q ' V g. - if ,,,',.,. 5 i a.m.:,... .H V 1.8 Lv S.f.o.tP,3wAz' ,L . g ir Egg Q C .WM ' i s . ....,4 ,wmmw ,4A4 ,V,, A A.,.,, . .,..A. A ,,4..... . ,,, 4... T ,' , M . . ,. ' . ....e..........s.-..iZZZ.'..17g-jfff'f.,1Zl1l,1ggQQj42:-1.3:-.:':::::. M-ur-N. .L l lc l STAKING OUR CLAIM . . . sffvloies Today's seniors are sTanding on The Threshold oT bewildermenT loolcing Tor answers, demanding reasons. giving ad- vice, making decisions and accepTing causes in a world which has scarcely recognized Them as The people They are and The people They are To be. Many have caughT a glimpse oT The world iusT over The horizon while oThers have days, weelcs. monThs and even years To go beTore They realize The significance of The world They are To 'Face and run. The Tormal public educaTion gc ,ls have been masTered. AT This poinT some will sTop, buT some will go on To greaTer achievemenTs. The climb To such a loTTy sTaTus as sen- iors has noT been an easy one. Nor has The sTay Tor such a brieT Time been one of all- glory and Tame. Many changes came abouT ThroughouT The school which aT- TecTecl seniors parTicularly. NoThing, however, deTerred Their Tem- pering inTo The solid ciTizens They are To be. 55 x 405 eoger seniors Awoif groduofion Direcfing senior aclivilies for 'rhe school year were Carolyn Brallon, hisloriang Linda Brooks and Linda Johnson. sludeni' council represeniaiives a+ large: Yvonne Davis, secreiaryy Beverly Burrell. sludenl council represenfalive al large: Barney Powell, firsf vice presidenf: Morris McCorvey. second vice presidenl and Michael Gipson, president X is 5, XM, 56 fx inte Row I: Adlrins, Charlofle ... Albrillon, Charles-Concerl Choir Treasurer, Senior Class Reporier, Sfudenl' Council Chaplain, Honor So- cieiy Treasurer, Homeroom Presidenl' Allen, James-Deloafe Team, Hisfory Seminar .. . Row 2: Allen, Leon . . . Anfhony, Jeffery---VICA Vice President Varsify Baskef- ball, Cross Counlry . . . Allrins, Curlis .. . New OU president Speaks fo seniors Row I: Aflinson, Judy-Library Club . .. Baccus, Cleo-Foofball, Leilermen Club . .. Bacy, Earnesfine-Debafe Team, Pep Club . .. Row 2: Bacy, Paula--Debaie Team, Y-Teens, Library Club . . . Bagby, Harry-VICA . .. Baker, Deloiise-Mixed Chorus, Y-Teens Row 3: Baker, Linda-Library Club, Pep Club ... Beaffy, Keifh . . . Berry, Maier-Tennis, Nafional Honor Sociely, Concer? Band, Siege Band .. . Dr. J. Herberf Hollomon, Presideni'-elecf of Oklahoma Universily discussed imporfani fads abou? OU in a special assembly for members of fhe senior class. 1 l , Books filled some Chrisfmos slockings Row l: ' ' Blair, Leonard-Concerl Band, Swimming, Baseball, Drum Co-Caplain . . . Bnldinq, Lawrence-Foolball .. . . Booker, Ivory . . . Row 2: Bowens, Darlene-Nafional Honor Sociely, Y-Teens, Concerf Choir . . . Bowens, Karelha--FTA, Y-Teens, Debale Team. Mu Alpha Thela, Foreign Language Club . . . Boyce, James . . . Row 3: Boyce, Johnny . . . Braggs, Dave . . . Braggs, Mary--Para-Medical Club, Maiorelfes Co-Lead- er, Mu Alpha Thefa, Homeroom Secrelary, Conceri' Choir . . . Row 4: Brannon, Wendell . . . Braifon, Carolyn-Y-Teens Presiden+ . . . Bray, Lamonfe . . . 58 Wk AID 39 1 Mary Ann Jones loads Sanla's sleigh wifh an algebra bool: in an effort +o remind siudenfs fha? many Teachers were kind enough fo give lheir sludenfs homework for Chrislmas. Several useful items mode in class Kirby Douglas, Herberl' Gulley and Julius Murray fry fheir hands al' molding clay as fhey make small obiecfs in 'rlweir arf class. V95 Qi dawg s -Alu.. Row l: - Bri'Hon, Donna-Evening VICA Vice-Presidenl . . . Broolrs, Arihur . . . Brooks, Carol . . . Row 2: Brooks, Linda-Sludeni' Council, Para-Medical Club Mu Alpha Tlnela, Homeroom Presidenf . . . Broome, Linda-Morning VICA Presidenl, Y-Teens . . Brown, GenneH'a . . . Row 3: Brown, Willie . . . Bruner, Pairicia . Bryant Romeo . . . Row 4: Burch, Merle-VICA . . . Burrell, Beverly-Maiorelles Leader, Orclieslra, H. E Brown Seminar, Mu Alpha Tlnela, Sfudenf Council . . . Caddell, Frances-Para-Medical Club, VICA . . . D Wk 12 .. 'R Fancy stepping Tro-Jef foscinofes specfofors of halftime Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Calloway, Kalhryn-Y-Teens .. . Carfer, Frances-Nalional Honor Sociely, Y- Chandler, Linda Car'l'er, CharloH'e-Y-Teens . . . Teens, Mu Alpha Thela, Debale Team, For- Cherry, Bobby-Chess Club, Mu Alpha Carier, Clara-Twirlers, Y-Teens. Honor So' eiqn Language Club Thela ciely, Junior Red Cross . . . Carfer, Nadell-FHA Cl'l5leY- Gloria-FOVCRJVT LGUQUGQQ Club' Y Carferl Roy , , I , Teens, Library Club ... Row 4: Clay, Jane?-Drill Team, Y-Teens Coffey, Reginald-DECA, Slage Band, Concerl Band, Concerl Orchesfra . .. Cole, Julie-Y-Teers, Horneroom President Sfafe Hon- or Stciely . . . High slepping and a broad smile complemented Diane McGee's lwirling rouline as she marched off 'rhe floor afler one of her many performances wilh fhe Tro-Jels. 0 JB? asf' ty nav' an-..,q i i in if has 60 lndividucrl efforfs Stressed in class Row I: Coleman, Alfred-Mixed Chorus .. . Collins, Palricia-FTA, Foreign Language Club, Y- Teens . . . Collins, Ronalcl--Para-Medical Club, Tennis, Foolball, Lelfermen Club, Sfudenl Council, Coneerl' Band .. . Row 2: Coolr, Linda . . . Cooper, Gayona-Sludenl Council, FBLA, Para-Medical Club Treasurer, Drill Team Leader, Y-Teens Cooper, Ollie-Library Club . . . Row 3: CoHon, Erma . . . Covinglon, Ceola-Foreign Language Club, Mu Alpha Thela, Y-Teens . . . Crisp, Marie . .. Row 4: Cruel, Brenda-Y-Teens Crump. Floria . . . Crulchfield, Mel . . . -sr ' ,f- iv 'S . 'A 'i - all - . '- 'R ,L i s .M 6 , 'af . '- Q. 1. 1 fs: V. Hs...r-N26-, g . - , .4 so , . K Q-J: 5 - .. LS-4, rw, .9-10 Mrs. F. M. Cuclioe gives her lypinq class 'rlweir final inslruclions before lhey go inlo lheir famed exercise. 6I Organizations answer call in Toys For Tots campaign Row l: Davenpor+, Pairicia-Twirlers. Siuclenl Council, Y-Teens . . Davis, Sfanley-VICA . . . Davis, Yvonne-Siudenf Council, Tri-l-li-Y, Senior Class Secreiary, Y' Teens . . . Dean, Lois . . . Deioney, Bruce-Para-Medical Club President Fooirball, Varsily Bas- kelball. Sludeni' Council, Leilermen Club . . . Row 2: Denfon, Barbara-Y-Teens . . . Dick, Donna-Sludenf Council, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Conceri Band, Ari' Club, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Douglass, Sarah . . . Dubose, Evelyn-VICA . . . Duian, Warner-Chess Club . . . Row 3: Dunn, Linda . . . Dunn, Warren-Chess Club, VICA . . . Easley, Roland-VICA . . . Edwards, Rhenna--VICA . . . Edwards, Shelia . . . Principal Sadberry, Mrs. Morgan, Mr. Charles Morgan browse ilirougln ilwe for +l1e Toys For Tofs Drive. al Hi 4 f ' Mouion, Charles Albriiion and ioys flwal Douglassiles collecled 62 1.45 N! K I K XA . .,.., - sl? Pafricia Jones receives a check from Mr. F. Davis, Keeper of Records and Seal ol lhe Omega Psi Phi Fralernily, for her lirsl place enfry in 'rhe organizaiion's essay confesl. Frances Jones, second place winner and Gerry Gray, fhird place winner, look on. X Senior writers receive cash In frofernify's essay confesf Row I: Ellis, Eddie . . . Emery, Sharon . . . Evans, Ernesl-Tri-Hi-Y President Chess Club, Tennis, Mu Alpha Thela Sludeni' Council . . . Fisher, CharleseH'a-Mixed Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y. Homeroom Secrelary . . . Filch, Zellan . . . Row 2: Fosfer, Doris . . . 1 r l l Foreman, Linda-Sludenf Council, Orcheslra, Concerl Band. Girl Scoul' Troop No. SI, Mu Alpha Thela, Federafed Girls . . . Forshee, Renee . . . Franklin, Maurice-VICA . . . Fredriclr, Gail . . . ,Phe . if J 1 ' 1 63 li ,. ...'..A,,,,, A ,Y 4 1' , ...ah fuk 'W 4,1- Hey Gang, 'lhis is Mary says l-larold Kearney as he inlroduces a cheer- leader from Tulsa Booker T. Washinglon 'ro lhe Douglass pep secrion. 64 Cheerleoders promote Good school relorions Row l: Freeman, Linda-Hobby Cralr Club .. . Fuller, Pafricia-Dlslrlbullve Educalion Vice-Presidenl, l-lcmeroom As- sislanl' Secrelary, Y-Teens . . . Fulsom, Palsy-Concerl Choir, Y'Teens, Debale Team .. . Gardner, Barry-Concer? Band, Foolball, Yearbook Slaff . . . Garrel-l, Alfreda-VICA . . . Row 2: Genlry, Eugene-Mu Alpha Thela, DECA .. . George, Karle'He-Drill Team Leader, Paraelvledlcal, Secrelary Girl Seoul Troop No. SI, Secrelary Mu Alpha Thela . .. Gipson, Michael-Senior Class Presldenl, Foolball, Lellerrnen Club . . . Gissandaner, Linda-FBLA Secrerary, Chaplain Foreign Language Club, COE Presldenl, Homeroorn Secrelary Goff, Hulan Row 3: Gaines, Marcellus . .. Goldman, Doroihy . . . Goldman, Pamela .. . Golson, Marsha . . . Gooden, Kalie-VICA, Y-Teens Leffermen assume responsibility af all basketball games R 2 Row 3: Row ll QW 3 Granf. Frances .. . Grimes, Be'Hy . . . Hall, Gloria-FBLA, Yfleens, Debaie Team . . . Gray, Gerry-FBLA, Y-TeenS. NGHODGI Honor Gulleyl He,-be,-f..VlCA , , , Harmon, Carolyn-Concerf Choir, Twirlers Sociely ... Hall' Gerald , , ' Harris, Emma-FBLA . . . Greene, Wendell-Soci-Amen Row 4: Suv' Harris, Maier-VICA Harris, Sandra . Heaih, Jolinda-FHA, Lancers Pep Club. Y96l'b00k Sfaff . . . Barney Powell, like many ofher members of flue Lef- fermen Club worked al baskelball games assisfinq pafrons in loca+inq seals. be-fag IX fb if is ,l vig 1 A Y Q K if M , -n-q...,,d--.4 l s l 'VN 'fiiwa Mr. Sadberry leads 'the way when if comes 'lo Douglass. His supporf of Troians was no exceplion when 'lhe cheerleaders said ... all 'for lhe Troians sfand up and holler. 66 Principal supporrs Trojan Teams Row l: Henderson, Elizabe+h-Arr Club . . . Henderson, Mildred . . . Hennesy, Pa+ricia-Twirlers, Junior Red Cross . . . Row 2: Henry, Alfred-Para-Medical Club, Tennis, HLY, Mu Alpha There, Honor Sociefy, men Club . . . Henry, Jerome--Wresfling . . . Hines, Johnnie-Yfleens . . . Row 3: Hodge, Beverly-Federafed Girls . . . Hodge, Linda . . . Holloway, Samuel-Concerf Band . . . .pf Lerrer 'ZA Hall lifter offrocfs Sfuclenfs cfffenfion Row l: Homer, Brenda-Mixed Chorus. Y-Teens . . . Homer, Linda-Mixed Chorus . . . Horlon, Lawrence . . . Row 2: Howard, Linda-Para-Medical Club Second Vice-Presi- denl, Band Queen . . . Howell, Beverly-Concerl Choir, DECA Presidenl' . . . Hylche, Herberi-Debafe Team, Chess Club. Concerf Choir, Junior Red Cross, Para-Medical Club Row 3: Jackson, Jerome-VICA, Swimming . . . Jackson, Sandra--Y-Teens . . . Jackson, Terry--Foreign Language Club, Concerl Choir. Library Club, Campusyok Club . . . Flynn Hicks shows lhal he has pride in his picking up paper from lhe floor in lhe halls. R-ew-4: ' Jackson, Theresa . . . Jackson, Vicfor-ParafMedical Club, Lellermen Club. Foolball, Baseball . . . Jamerson, Be'Hy . . . 67 Six top scholars place high ln National Scholarship fesf Row I: Jefferson, Loyce-Foreign Language Club, Y-Teens, Girl Scoul Troop No. 8I, Sludenl Council ... Jennings, Edwin-VICA . . .' Row 2: Jernigan, Sherra--Pep Club, Ari Club, Y-Teens . . . Johns, Frederick-Fooiball, Wreslling, Lerlermen Club . . . Row 3: Johnson Brenda-Fl-lA, Concerl Choir, Y-Teens Johnson, Ellen . . . Row 4: Johnson, Jamesella. . . Johnson, Joyce-Mixed Chorus, Yearbook Sleff, Y-Teens . Row 5: Johnson, Leonelle-Fl-lA . . . Johnson Linda-Nalional Honor Sociely Presiclenl, Sludenl' Council, Y-Teens, Concerl Choir, Foreign Language Club, Slale l-lonor Sociely ... Row 6: Johnson, Oren-Nalional Honor Sociely, Sludenl Council, Tennis. I'-li-Y, Mu Aloha Thela, Debale Team . .. Johnson, Sharel-Y-Teens .. . xv-.N Among fhe lhousands of enlranls in rhe National Meri? Scholarship compelillon, Douglass was lorlunale enough lo have six sludenls place in lhe semifinals. They are Oren Johnson, Charles Morgan, fxnnelie Ray, Darlene Smooie, Allred Henry gnd 0 Th r an Whil L U m 3 X b if X cu Q fy QS? Qi Q. gi lc W , 14, is-S hy' V 5.1. UNA W-N.: Arfisf creofes o Prize-Winner Row I: Johnson, Sharon-Para-Medical Club, Y-Teens Johnson, Virginia . .. Row 2: Jones, Carroll-Para4Medical Club . . . Jones, Donna-Sludeni Council Secrelary, Yfleens, Federaied Girls, Concerl Choir, Mu Alpha Thela, Concerf Band, Or- chesira . .. Row 3: Jones, Frances-DECA, Sfafe Honor Socieiy. Debaie Team. Drill Team . . . Jones, Gerald-Hi-Y ... Row 4: Jones, Gwendolyn-Hobby Cralif Club, Y-Teens Jones, Judy ,.. Row 5: Jones, Linda-Y-Teens . . . Jones, Mary-Varsify Cheerleader, Ylieens, Ari Club, Siu- deni Council . .. Row 6: Jones, Palricia-Mu Alpha Theia, Y-Teens, Concerl Choir, Nafional Honor Socieiy . .. Kearney, Harold-Hi-Y, Mu Alpha Theia, Para-Medical Club Pep Club. l-lomeroom Vice-Presideni, Siudenf Council gig! Roderick Wilson puis fhe finishing Touches on his modernisiic arf work which won him meriiorious rafings in an arl show held ai ihe Slaie Fair Grounds. K ' vX XX . Girls aid feom by Keeping sfafisrics Row l: Kelly, Donald-Soci-Amen Club . . . Kelly, Evelyn . .. , King, Andrea-Ari Club, Campus Book Club . . . Row 2: King, Iva . . . King, Joyce ... King, Reginald .. . Row 3: King, Ronald . . . Kirlr, Donald-VICA, Golf . . . Knigl1+, Carolyn-DECA, Campus Book Club . . . Row 4: Kni H+ Pafricia Debaie Team Federaled Girls Y g I 1 - ' ' Teens, Girl Scquf Troop No. Sl. Siucleni Council. Para- Medical Club .. . Knox, Jimmie . . . Lang. Connelley-Ari' Club, Hobby Craii Club . . . 70 .L .155-a. Keeping fhe scorebook can ge? quife complicaled, buf Karleiie George seems lo have llwings under confrol. Y Music cleporfmenf sponsors The onnuol Chrisfmos ossembly Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Larkins, Pairicia-Y-Teens .. . Leggins, Karanena-FBLA. Pep Club . . . Ligons, Edna-FBLA Assisfarw Treasurer Lasfer, Marcella-Twirlers . . . Leggins, Larry .. . Lillies, Cheryl-Y-Teens ... Leach, Pairicia-Debale Team, Pep Club, Lewis, Renee-Concerl Choir, Concerf Band, Logan, Glenda--Tri-l-li-Y, VICA Girl Scouls. Mu Alpha Thela, Nafional Honor Sludenf Council Reporler, Foreign Language Sociely, Sludenl' Council , . . Club . . . ROW 43 Long, Larry ... Long, Lawanda-Yearbook Sfaff .. . 1 Lusfer, Alfred-VlCA . . . 5 LAJI hm! Mr. W. E. Perry dire-cfs lhe Concerl Orcheslra in 'fhe Messiah during fhe Chrisfmas assembly sponsored by fhe music cleparlmenl. tvs 2 I 71' J X if l l l 1 i Il Student Teachers tind that the profession has many unexpected tasks and pleasures. Mr. W. Batson did his student teaching assignment in the social science department. J , - ,vf' . I' Student teachers perfect Skills in recilistic situation Row I: Madison, William-Concert Band, l'-li-Y. Mixed Clworus . Mallory, Arvel ... Martin, David . . . Martin, Rosetta ... Martin, Vernetta-Concert Choir, Y-Teens, l-lomeroom President .. . Row 2: Matthews, Linda . . . Mason, Donald-Football . . . Mayes, Cassandra . . . McBroome, Virgie-Y-Teens . . . Row 3: McCauley, Patricia-Junior Red Cross, Para-Medical Club, Maiorettes, Concert Band . .. McClinton, Sandra-Campus Book Club .. . McCorvey, Morris-Football. Lettermen Club, Concert Choir, Student Coun- cil Second Vice-President, Senior Class Second 'Vice-President, Para-Medical Club . . . McCray, LaDonna .. . McGee, Diane-Tro-Jets. Student Council, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y . . . i 'I m L l 'S fi f X 'W Q 3 E A li'Hle of 'rhis and a lofs of 'rlwaf can malce quife a concoclion for flie chemisfry feaclier fo unscramble. Girl! lel me see 'rl1af, says Linda Gissanclaner 'ro Erma Harris as Jrhey examine check sfubs of salaries earned by sludenfs enrolled in COE. Classes lead fo port-time jobs McGregor, Michael-Concerf Band. Swimming. Slage Band, Honor Sociely .. . McKinney, Linda-FHA, Campus Eoolc Club, Troian World Slalf .. . McNeal, Brenda-Sludenl Council, Y-Teens, Junior Varsily Cheerleader Capfain Row 2: McNeal, Marcia-Varsily Cheerleader, Y-Teens .. McNeely, Sharon-FBLA Vice-Presidenl . . . Mewborn, Be'Hy-Y-Teens . . . Row 3: Miller, Bernadeiie-Drill Team, Y-Teens, Yearbook Sfaff . . . Miller, Dequilla-Y-Teens .. . Miller, Wanda-Debafe Team . . . l 4? as .J X. 45 git xi' 'hi' Lorge coke honor severol girls Row I: Milsap, Charles . . . Moon, Mary-l-lomeroom Vice Presiclenr, Y-Teens, Concerl Choir, Girl Scoul Troop No. 8I, Para-Medical Club, Drill Team . . . Moore, Celois-Para-Medical Club, Y-Teens, FTA, Federaled Girls, Pep Club, Slale l-lonor Sociely . . . Moore, Dianne-Sludenl Council, Y-Teens, Nalionel Honor Sociely, Concerr Choir . . . Moore, James-Foolball, Lellerrnen Club . .. Row 2: Moore, Marvin . . . Morgan, Charles-lnler-Ciry Sludenl Council President Tennis, Band Vice- President Sfudenl Council Presidenl' . . . Morgan, Janna-Concerr Choir, Maiorelles . . . Murray, Julius . . . Neal, Belly-DECA, Y-Teens, Federaied Girls, Co-edilor Yearbook, l-lomeroom Secrelary .. . Row 3: Neal, Della-Pep Club, Federalecl Girls, Y-Teens Neal, Jacqueline-FHA . . . Nero, Carolyn-VICA, Y-Teens . . . Newfon, Wilma-Y-Teens . . . Ogles, Waller-Varsily Baslcelball, VICA . . . F 74 Iva! Ill' ind Gerirude Sykes lakes l' for rhe several girls c gelher. 13 he honors and cuis The cake elebraling lheir birihdays 'lo- , . XC... xl' 1 4 15- .1 1 Mr. F. D. Moon, long Time principal of Douglass, sfops io exchange greefings wifh Mr. Moon slill gels a greaf deal of enioymenl iusl coming back 'ro Douglass. new firm 'Zn i J. R. Sadberry, lhe preseni' leader of fhe Douglass family. Mr. Former principal Returns for visit Row I: Oversfreef, Ceasar-VICA . . . Parks, Jackie-Y-Teens . . . Parrish, Sylvesier-Lefiermen Club, Fooiball, Wres- iling . . . Row 2: Pafridge, Mona-Y-Teens . . . Pa'Hon, Deborah-Campus Book Club, Mu Alpha Theia, Foreign Language Club .. . PaHon. Pafricia-VICA . . . Row 3: Peffies, Gloria . . . Pickens, James-Sluclenl Council Treasurer, Sfudeni' Sfore Keeper. Mu Alpha Thela, l-li-Y, ParaAMedical Club . .. Pogue, Linda-Sfudenl Council, Federalecl Girls Presi- dent Y-Teens, Trojan World Siafi, Conceri Band, Mu Alpha Theia . . . fi g.J 0 1 N 'HHTUN BRQDXEY To many boys and girls Sanlaiidrives a big green Truck and wears a Marine uniform. Douglass sludenls lwelpocl io rnalce llwe ioys of Clirislmas a realily lo hundreds of boys and girls llirougln llne local Marines. 76 I '795 uv-ff if-40 Unusual looking Sanfa Spreads Christmas jay Row I: Polk, Jeffery ... Pollard, Cassandra-Orclneslra, Conccrr Bard, Girl Scoul Troop No. 8I, Mu Alpha Tlwela, Sludenr Council . . . Ponds, Donald-Concerl Band, Baseball, Faolball . . . Ponds, Ronald-Concerl Clnoir, VICA, Foreign Language Club, Campus Baal: Club . .. Posf, Rufh-l-lobby Crall Club, VICA Row 2: Powell, Barney--Para-Medical Club, Foolba:l Caplain, Concerl' Choir President Track, Senior Class Firsf Vice Presicenr . . . Presfon, Kay-Cancer? Clioir Secrefary, Para-Medical Club, Y-Teens, l-lomeroorn Presidenl' Rainze, Wilberl'-VICA . . . Ransom, Annie ... Ray, Anneffe-Varsily Clweorleacler, X -Teens, Nalional Honor So- ciely ... Row 3: Ray, Charles . .. Rayburn, Carol--Twirlers, Pep Club, I-lc'rneroorn Secrerary . . . Rayford, Linda-Federalecl Girls, Y-Teens, Tri-Hi-Y, Marching Band. Concerl' Band, l-lomeroorn Presiclenl . . . Reed, Be'Hy ... Reed, Cheryl-Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff, Y-Teens . . . 'N Xl! Many hours of work weni info reporis prepared 'for rhe Norih Cenlral Associaiion of Colleges and Sec- ondary Schools. Douglass was evaluafed by 'rhis group in early February. The Acfivifies Commiilee spemk many hours afier school geiiing ready. North Central group Evoluofes program Row I: Rex, Sherman-VICA . . . Rhodes, Ruperf-Concerf Choir . . . Rhone, Guy-Foreign Language Club . . . Row 2: Richardson, Doroihy-FTA, Federaled Girls, Symphony Hi-Nores, Orchesrra, Drill Team, Y-Teens . . . Richardson, Jerry . . . Richardson, Thecia-Concerr Choir. . . Row 3: Richmond, Herman-Concerl Choir, Concerf Band . . . Rivers, Carolyn-Maioreifes, Y-Teens . . . Roberson, Roy . . . Timely messoges conveyed By closs bullelin boords Row l: Robinson, Donald-Foolball . . . Robinson, Raymona-Marching Band, Ccncerl Band, Sludenl Council, Y Teens, Federaled Girls Rogers, Jared-VICA, Homeroom Vice-Presidenl . . . Ross, Gracie-FBLA, Y-Teens, Para-Medical Club .. . 1 Rusl1er,Jacqueline-FBLA, Y-Teens . . . Row 2: Russell, Jerold . . . Russell, Leon-VICA, Soci-Amen . Samuels, Linda . . . Sanders, Wanda-VICA . . . Row 3: Scobey, Brenda . . . ScoH, Eva . . . Scoil, Phyllis-Concerl' Choir, Y-Teens . . . La Rheba Sfeward and Lamonle Bray prepare a bullelin board Shambfa- R0Y'm0nd-Comeli Choir- Wfe5illnQ for Mrs. T. R. Parlcs which said We pursue excellence in 5l'10l'llIS.AlCGhI0 grammar and lile-ra+ure. ll was inlendecl 'lo persuade sludenls. I . rr in R . li f1 '.l,- Q . f Qu' 3.0 Board of Educafion Presidenl, Mr. Fosler Esles, lakes a ride on 'rhe ballery operafed scooler while visiling Douglass in early February for lhe Norfh Cenlral Evalualicn. l Mr. W. Evans, head cuslodian, beals lhe dislance problem wifh his ballery operaled scooler. Going from one end of fhe building To lhe olher can be ralher firing. unless you have such a scooler. Cusfodicins work diligently Riding The range dll day i Row I: Sheffield, Ora Mae . .. Shells, Barbara . .. Simpson, Wanda-FBLA ... Row 2: . Sledge, Ophelia-Debale Team, Junior Red Cross, Library Club, Y-Teens Smifh, Booker-VICA . .. Smi+h, Donnell ... Row 3: Smifh, Francine-Pep Club ... Smifh, Judy ... Smifh, Phyllis-Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Sfaff, Trojan World Slall . .. 79 '1 t- VUTE Q05 of DULBLASS Wanled! You bel he was, Barney Powell, slwerlll, led llwe Douglass sluderuls in one of llne biggesl manlnururs For presidenl ever lweld al Douglass. Ceedy was Caplured and senlenced lo one year in ll1e office. Sheriff Powell reads all charges Row I: Smoole, Darlene-FTA Vlce-President Nallonal Honor Sociely, Sludenl Council, Mu Alpha Tlwela, Pep Club, Y-Teens Slafford, Drusilla-VICA Slamps, Phillip-Mu Alplwa Tlwela Slanfield, Joseph-Foolball, Wresrllng S+ephens, John-VICA ... Row 2: Sleplmney, Connie-Concerl Clwoir, Foreign Language Club .,. Sfevenson, Charles-Pep Club Sfrofler, Michael-Lelferrnen Club, Para-Medical Club, l-lorneroorn VicefPresiclen'r, Varslly Baskelball, lzoolball SuHon, ValeHa ...CorlCerl' flw-'Ay D500 Taff, Leon-Concerr Clwoir, Lell'errnen'Club, Foolball .., Row 3: Taylor, Jay--Yearbook Sfaff, VICA, Srage Band . . . Taylor, Regina-VlCA Treasurer Taie, Sharleen-Mu Alpha Tlvera Terry, Esfer--Foreign Language Club Presldenl, Mu Aloha Tlwela Presidenl, FTA Thomas, Debra . .. V , , 80 rm' vavs Mixing up lhings for a class parly was lhe laslc given fo Brenda Johnson as she prepares lhe lea. The sludenls served a full course furlcey dinner iusf before Chrislmas. 3 -A ,,- - -on V 'Ha-fix I gl 5 T ,. r 4 A l r l .v'7'.!P Home E :onomics classes Prepare Christmas dinner Row I: Thomas, I ,le:'-l1lCA, l-lobby Crell Club ... Tredwell, Sharlefha-Concerl Choir ... Tillage, Joan Twiggs, Pafricia-FTA President Y-Teens, Pep Club President Federaled Girls, Tri-Hi-Y Vickers, JoAnn-Maiorelles . Row 2: Viney, Larry Walker, Jean--Pep Club, Y-Teens . . . Walker, Reginald . .. Wallcer, Shirley-Arr Club, Junior Red Cross ... Wallace, Chrisly . . . ,Weil C ,WW 'lcwll 5 5 will W 'fxfilgl MJ l 4 l I i 1 l l l - :mai School spiril is exhibiled ai home as well as away. You can iell by lhe way lhe cheerleaders and pep club cheer for 'lhe Troians againsl The John Marshall Bears. Loyal fans supporf Trojans Af away basketball games Row l: Ward, Yolanda-Para-Medical Club, Y-Teens, Fecleraled Girls Wells, Marie-Conceri Choir, Para-Medical Club, Y-Teens, Siudeni Council. Federalecl Girls While, Thurman-Conceri Band Presidenl, Naiional l-lonor Sociely . .. Whiflalcer, Leairice Wiley, Herman . . . Row 2: Williams, Cephas Williams, Cornell-Lellermen Club Williams, Gary ' Williams, John B.-Concerl Band, Chess Club, Debale Team Williams, John C.-Yearbook Co-ecliior, Versily Baskelball, Foofball, Baseball l-lomeroom Presidenl Row 3: Williams, Kenne+l1-VICA . .. Williams, McAr+hur-Concerl Choir Williams, Velma--Para-Medical Club, Y-Teens, Twirlers Leader Egglixams, Zelda-Para-Medical Club, Y-Teens, Federaled Girls, Maiorelles Wilson, Bessie-Concerl Choir, Y-Teens . . . lf, fvi ,fi 107 l l l Linda Johnson, presidenl' of +he Nafional Honor Sociely, presenled her lceynole address al lhe organize +ion's inslallafion assembly. Her speech was on Aca- demic Excellence. Edwin Jennings makes a few imporlanl lies on 'rhe foundalion of his proiecf in vocalional upholslery. ' ze-C 'f' 'QS-if dsx: -. : K., - :X wel V 6 5. K' ' ,- f National Honor Society prexy Delivers impressive address Row I: Wilson, Dwighf-Para-Medical Club, Tennis, Drum lviaior, Symphony Hi- Noles, Concerl Band, Sludenl' Council Assislenl Secreiary . . . Wilson, Essie Wilson, George Ro-w 2: . Wilson, Roderick-Debale Team, Homeroom Presidenl, Ari Club Vice- Presidenl, Siale Honor Sociefy Young, Alefha-Campus Book Club, Library Club . .. Young. Mercedes . .. ' Row 3: Young, Sharon Youngblood, Michael-VICA. Soci-Amen . Youngblood. Mifchell-VICA, Soci-Amen . 4 J In JR fi X 7 A! 5 ' A T 1 . , '?, i' X. -1. 64 .QS . Leu .. , was-+1 ., ..- fa'- 0 :Nm ww S a. . 1--. 4 5- kg A ,T , .. N T T., . ,, 'f' :.'2r'- '.4 . ss icc r I . I . 'H A W ,, XQXY1 A X sw. I -3 . ns W I ,JY 'Wau- .. U T2i '., . . .. , 111.1753A4-'---.-.......c...--.-......,............., . - .. ..... ,,.....,.-..,,,,,,,,,N, I IH- ua caan . --I: - ' ' .o- . .'v. ' ..' -- s1. 1f' 0 if-'a 'WQAQW- ' 1 ' STAKING OUR CLAIM . . ACTIVITIES The Irue significance of a schooI's program can be readily perceived Ihrough iIs program of acriviries. The day Io day roufine of siudenis 'reIIs more abou? ifhe schooI's successes and failures Ihan any oiher media. The acriviries of Douglass are so or- ganized as Io permif maximum achieve- menr by all s+uden'rs regardIess Io po- Ienfial or abilify. Every srudenf is enIiIIed Io an opporIuniIy To accomplish some Iaslcs in IiIe. Through careIuIIy sfrucrured pro- grams some dreams become realiries. Learning why is imporIan+ Io Ihe IoIaI educarive process and each Ieacher srresses Ihe necessify of probing beyond Ihe surface of superficial accompiishmenis. The reaI essence of aII acIivi+ies is Ihe gain- ing of wisdom wirh confidence by all sI'u- denrsg Ihereby preparing Them for pro- duciive and meaningful Iives. 85 xii , W li qw 'R ' f'?'?T,f..,.Zf+- ' s Y. 4, 2,.,gs 4 Turkey was, served by George Wilson 'ro his class- males in foods. The Chrisfmas dinner was pre- pared, served and ealen by fhe sludenls. wr Birfhdays of several girls were celebraled logeiher wiih one large chocolale cake. Gerfrude Sykes was given fhe honor of culling and serving lhe cake. Home management skills Play major role in class r 5 1 ae.. Y! u . Siudenis in cloihing have individual sewing baskels in which fo keep Their work. This aids fhe girls in keeping up wiih 'rheir pins. needles. scissors, and pallerns. 86 ..- Close observafion is necessary when using elecfric sewing machines. Mary Jackson makes sure she doesn'i sew any fingers fo her dress. Q'-ta The shelves in the Distributive Education class are lcepl' attractive by budding business men and women. Evelyn Kelly shares a cup ot coffee with a dummy. This may not be such a bad idea, especially it you really like coffee. J, S ina--.V il l l l QS ' i Calculating by machines is much quicker than using the fingers and beads.hHow- ever, much time and practice goes into learning to manipulate the machines. Business math students find the learning enioyable. i i 1 Students perfect business skills ln many classroom situations l .gi3.3,, y ,' ,L iv s'i t ii- 5 ' Preparing letters, statements and other communications for business messages is only a l part ot the training in Business English. 87 y t Examining old bones can reveal much informalion abouf animal anatomy Biology sfudenls look info brain cavifies 515-'- Group experlmenls are somehmes used 'ro make a leaching poinf clearer. Mem- bers of Mr Clarks Physics class gallner around for a session. Measuremenfs play an impor- lanl par? in figuring oul' answers lo various problems. A slighf varialion from flue exacl' measuremenl' can pro- duce erroneous resulls. V- g f ,I .W I, , W as Q gee,-ual' Hands are lcepf sol? and prelly Through irllensive care. Members of Mrs. E. M. Moore's classes praclice on each olher lo gel in as much pracfice Q 1 as possible. Hair sfyles occupy much of young ladies' lime in qelling ready fo go our. Girls in cosmefoloqy produce some fabulous crea- Hons. From producfive classes Dabs and clols are splalfered on- 'ro paper fo compose lnferesfing works of arf. lmaginafion is 'rhe only prerequisife for success in arf. 89 ,,.Lir7T'J,b,LM. N 'lf Typing 'From Transcribers or learning 'ro file, everyihing is cenrered around proficiency. 19' 1 X ,K v. life S Calculafors make bookkeeping much easier for mem- bers of ihe Cooperanve Office Educaiion class. Business machines studied To improve manipulation Overhead proieciors make rhe reaching of shorlhand simpler and more vivid, Mrs. Burnelf makes exiensive use of ihe machine. ? .2-3 K Beginners are somerimes rerrified by all fhe li'Hle keys fhey musf lacaie wirh only nire fingers. They manage To learn M if in iime, however. l ' li -.flkg k-sl! J, I s i 's. FN.. mX ff lf by X -Af ikvw- X XX N Vg , 4' I L: - V -nl l A ,. k ik Ein Q xxx. wht ,F 3 X! 3513.-QL U . L f' l'ii in ' , i Y. Q - , V Q J Jig? Q, , . s at p if i f ' Q, i i ., . .. .fi 'E f +-,hi ,fi rv ,Q iih x .r 'fy - .f 6. Q is VN I - A 1 V hs 1,-MN n ' 1.,i, V, ?N 1 -f fly K f N A I . .X V. .,.k kkxkx I ,N y, I , X .xb 5 ' ' gill X .. X A .f 90 Close examination of work is necessary in order lo oblain ine degree of pro- ficiency needed 'ro be successful in Mechanical Drawing. QSM 447' Technical studies provide For specialized inferesf Specialized equipmeni is used fo ge? special measuremenis and lo make ceriain complicafed checks. 9l 0 O9 F.: Q-3' 0-2 mf? wo. 'U 3- ag mo. o.m Q2 U O2 1fD W i-C 23 aio. CL lee go D3 +13 Oo 3-S an me 'ES 5? in V2 W -'o 'gm mm fo. -4 3' CD 3 OJ .A T 3 3 OJ ..- YU 5, 4 iid I , l X Vi fa Several kinds and levels of reading malerial are made available lo sludonls in Developmenlal Reading, Tlney selecf llweir own kind of liferalure. Training devices used fo Improve communicofions Greaf Boolrs discussions are sfarfed by The moderalor, Mr. Walerlord. From llnen on llwe sludonls express llnoir own ideas and fliinleing, based upon llieir readings. 9 s isa. ssr,ss ilii s i iiss 4 il 3 ii f k - I rf so 0 xl-gsus nsml pg up-E x a - s- ' 9 N ' N 2 ss,-,Mm se Q' . 'wi .,., V Z - N6 ,Viral 2 W sh.s.o ifffji ..,,'g .Q s 1 ... l , Q Lbs, gm Individual sfudy carrells malce llwe sludy of foreign language a more meaningful experience. 92 Sfudenf aids provide valuable services in 'llwe media cenfer. Tlwey also gain invaluable inlorrnalion wluile doing so. Personal endeavors get Individualized affenfion -ua Head sefs can be connecled la ouflels on flue sludy carrells so llwal sfudenls may lislen fo recordings wiflnoul disfurbing ollwers. ' 5 QE 4 Q .,, pu blic slreels. Training veliicles are employed +o leach safely measures be- fore sludenls in driver educa- Hon are released jo go inlo GeH'ing a liiile help every now and lhen can save valuable malerial from ending up in rhe rag bag. l 45: .Le .. - . 0 -. T 'fee .M Frames ofren require repair on some of The lurnirure rhaf upholsiery sludenis relinish. usually all rhal' is required. r IN- fe! ,Ney s 3, if in lc X S 94 5 ii iii T' nf is 'lf A lillle ingenuily and help is QW ' A -f Ni, Hand siilching is required in some phases of 'rhe work in failoring. Noi all ifems can be complelely made on fhe machines. Qualify products mode by Serious minded crciffsmen Team worlc can gel righf +0 fhe ioundalion of lhe problems. Conlinuous 'lapping can pull fhe proiecf io a successful finish. Automobiles rote os most Interesting troinlng devices Cars look strange from the bottom snde unless you are enrolled In Auto Mect1anics.Then it looks like the right slde Paint fobs are lust some of the task and Fender students learn to master. Xixnf l i- -- Polishing up finished proiecls is par? of lhe job. Finishing louches are pul on a complele bar. Small cufs are made by precision saws for exaci' fils. Slaflord Franklin sels The machine lor a cul. Builders mosfer several sfeps necessary for employment Congfruding walls is ihe beginning siep 96 leap rosperous career for many skilled crafisrnen. Cuffing bricks lo fi? a parficular space is accom- plished wilh a special saw designed for iusi such needs. We - It -is 'i 2' , f was I .Z- X , Yi R as Composifion lime is cu? back 'ro a minimum by using lhe Linolype machine which sels enlire lines of lype on one slug. Michael Young- blood gels plenlry of pracfice in fhe Vocalional Prinling Class. Wrsjgunnnus-v-w 1 .nv l s Safe'ry equipmenf is used in welding lo prolecl sfudenfs from possible iniury. Shaping mefol info useful Forms fakes ingenuity ' Procluclion in lhe prinling shop depends lo a large degree on The operafion of The press. Careful alienfion is given lo The operalion of lhis machine. H u..- , 2'.7!m.-- ? 'g::o-n-...aw . 1 5.: Es ii Y 4 r if W' 3 Barrels are used lo make Bar-B-Que pifs and counlless olher useful iferns. A few carefully placed legs, grales, hinges. efc.. makes lhe necessary lransformalion. T T ?f 97 Iu ID ..' T5 'Q l ' A 5 , g' fl nl' 5, .1 -4 - v -.- . 'lm, .I .. . '- - -tv , , ' , . . H' ' :I . I ., rl I I , Q Q -- V ' A5 t . Q -. 3. . - .- 5 f .ff-'F 41 QQI t-sail ' .. x - II . I , .5 . , ' Q I i as I :Nt 9, , I . '95 -, H fa 1, I ,f'- ' 5 4 M I 6 -' ' v A. ' 0' - I . I I ' , v . f i 1-af x i . . ..' :A -J.-,,, 3' , -. . , x , - .gf i i .. , - W., ..., .. --5--.. II IRI I . I I II II +I II Qqk I II ig I NJ .za .. wo .. . .. ,I-,I,,...,,,..II' . 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ROYALTY Every girl is a pofenrial queen. buf only rhose who masler self discipline and poise are ullimalely selecied by lheir peers +o serve as an example of womanhood Toward which lhey aspire and show re- specl. Royally has ils responsibiliries as well as honors. For once a young lady accepls a lille. she accepls a challenge from her fellow sludenls fo live up 'ro Jrhe +rusf 'rhey have placed in her. Each day her life is placed before her peers for ex- aminaiion. There is no room for flaws in her personaliiy or laulls in her charac- ier. She musi be willing +o sland for The goals and ideals lhal olhers have sei' for her, buf have refused for Themselves. When- +hese goals have been reached: when lhese challenges have been mei: when only perfeciion has been exempli- fied are Jrhe girls 'rruly heralded as queens of Douglass Senior l-ligh School. 99 4 A G A, 1 it , .,,Lf ,Q H A 1.11 DOUGLASS frlclo .lQnes Student body selects Pot Jones os Miss Douglass SECOND ATTENDANT Vernetta Martin THIRD ATTENDANT Beverly Burrell mf -1 5 wx FIRST ATTENDANT Linda Gissanclaner Q, ff, Q 1 44 l f V 2 x lf! -:gif K 2 3 Ld G d ff f srtrls V. l s lf 'S - K. fl ' QT! - H19 11 fd! CarleH'a Moon, Miss Homecoming 1966, passed on ihe crown and gave a kiss io Michelle af 'the Homecoming foofball game. 1 ' ff , E244 ' V54 l ' ip ' -- 'Wi i Q -1 5 4' FJ .- s- V' s li A ,Bri tg Q1 1' - -555' if Q ff , 1 ,Q ' I i T Miigf , vw L13 1. I . iw A. i s f all s 2 lg i X l 4? 1-. T X f , I x x 41 5' 1 Pi 2:47732 . ,L ,Shi in fx? 5,4 7-, . ' 1,-W. M we- A L Having one's own chair is ius+ one of rhe privileges of being Miss Homecoming. Michelle ser ai' fron? row cenfer ai' ihe gridiron clash. I02 1 Q 2 X 'X f...L...,.1.,.t'.Bf'AW' Dr , ' f l 1. is Qi ll 3 ii ,SYL , xnnunuv- v-.vlow . I vi MISS HOMECOMING Michelle Herd Greeied by l0,000 Homecoming fans, Michelle braved ihe chilly weafher io make her appearance af halfiime. fl Michelle Herd coverecl with Miss Homecoming limelight FIRST ATTENDANT Curley Jo Lewis 2 E SECOND ATTENDANT Sherryl Talion X 1 y e e' i THIRD ATTENDANT V il'i' AnneHe Holman Arriving wilh a moulhlul of cheese , ' H L A i - - I i , fhe alfendanls made a lovely addifion 1 I 5 5 1 ' V fo The o ecomin es :vi I . e X are Curley Jo ewi , err allon and AnneHe Holman. J X X2- ang, l-lm 'gfl +'es Thy f I ii L s Sh yl T , .V ,L 2 g FTE, Q ll! Giver? e ,, fx, 4 Q'HXx 1 4... l Mary Jones gefs flue ancienf royal freafrnenf as slfe is carried onfo flue field. 5 MISS TROJAN Mary Ann Jones gpm-uw - 'Wf!0N!f5iirrn!m::Mp fy - W-wa x J Co-capfains Barney Powell and Cleo Baccus paid fribufe fo Mary Ann during flue celebrafion by pre- senfing her flowers and flfe Troian Crown. A seaf on flue Troian Horse provided a good vanfage poinf from which Mary wafclfed flue Troian qladiafors do baffle wiflf flwe sfafe clwampion Hornefs. 'ofofo'o'otaq-zozogogos X ,fy M Q, 3' ' -' -yiiffesi V f Y. 4 n John Williams, senior lellerrnan, baslcecl in fhe lime- lighl wilh Anneile affer preseniing her lhe crown, flowers and lhe viclory ribbon laden spirif sliclc. 1 4 l i X, . i l i 5 as i lll QQ r S 3 is y l ! l ,V E l lyll' r. g s gy it N g 1 I, 1 Q l QE? l s Q 2 H! x . I , J .1 W . . f ' lj .,. ., lj 2 i J .-4.-s,mq..nm--1 I ' 1 MISS BASKETBALL Annelie Ray Anneile Ray, Miss Trojan Baskefball, was flanked by eleven beauliful allendanfs. They were, Karlelfe George, iirsl' runner-up and Diane McGee, second runner-up. Olhers in ihe courf were Lonelia Johnson, Brenadelle Miller, Sherryl Talfon, Verna House, Gayona Cooper, Thecia Richardson, Myra Jackson. Diane MaHhews and Denise Coafes. l 1 1 I I05 MISS CAMPUS BOOK CLUB Cole++e McGlon MISS DECA Evelyn Kelly A :W MISS TROJAN WORLD VerneHa Marin MISS PEP CLUB Pafricia Twiggs F r i 1 I L I 1 i i 5 F F 5 i V F i r f 1 BAND QUEEN Linda Howard MISS TROJAN YEARBOOK Yvonne Davis in 1. 0 YJ Crowning ceremonies go First class for all queens Waving regally io lhe byslanders as she was carried onlo ihe field, Mary received 'rhe Troian frealmeni' lirsl class. Members of The Homecoming royaliy spenf much lime posing for lhe pholog- raphers afier ihe ceremony. 6367- D.H.Sf HOMECOMING '19 l Q V J' ' .L- Miss Douglass received her crown a week before lhe homecoming fesiiviries. The enfire courl' made a ioeauiiful seffing on rhe sfage. Michelle Herd pal raded up and clown fhe aisle saluiing lhe sludenls. Charles W. Morgan, III, president of 'rhe Sfudenl Council escorf- ed Miss Douglass, Palricia Jones. onlo ihe field during Home- coming game halliirne. I09 f df .QI Q41 - ' 54, flkffzx Q A o, rl. ., , QQ 1 .jg si ' H ff A .bw 9 -+ : 'if 3. ' al vpn: .,,. -az-. W .U-XN ...,.. -. - - xy. .-w 9 X75 G- U eil 3 i N . vi an , .k ' 'T .5 I ' U ii , 4 . ' fi . 4 . Q '10 , 5 .. T ' 1 , . ' T - ,f , .s , , U '45 F ' . Q. - - i - ' . ' . 5 5 Wifi ' ,. . ' 'T ,T f, ..2.. . ' I , T ry f it N-.1 iii? -P 7 'Q 4 ll. gin.: V ' . 1.1 1' Y I T-'T' . i' Tl ' .a asf' 'TW , , . ,I - .. '. zu if: 1-4' -- f 'i-11-v'--an . x s L . -3 ,R ,, , .. . , 'Q .5 - . . , - .,.-.,--. 'H 4 ' -' , 11 ii A V I u lj,-,fvf , T , , , V ,- ' '-eu . ' . . . ..., .' 1. Q 45 Y ., ,..,. .,.,. V A,4g3.'l.::,.Hy,,W-, . R V I 'H' ., H . , x -, , Ig QI V- i I H , ,I . -- U l,-f- A .wool I, ' Z i LQ 'fi ad' ?,.'s f-'p'n?,.Q,, lk ' v, iii T .,,. . ' - i ..,,,,, . ' fmn'. Q.Q A , . ,. .... . .. .. ,.... , . ,M '- - I , ...A fi ' - ..... ..... . ...W ..... , ...- .....,. , , .. ...n.,Q.4:::,x:,.,7L,,,, .IDAEH A . - , I I nw- ..... , .,. ....,. ,. ,...4 , U W. Nh.:-?W,,,.w::L ..- , ,,, , . ,. .'f,,Q,... - ' . ' . . 5 -. , ,. ,, - . . - - U . 1 ,.,sae--f.:'f'-62,536-4:g'i3j-, QV, 0,175 . a- . . v. - 5 Q STAKING OUR CLAIM sroiers g The body as well. as The mind musT be exercised if The sTudenT is To grow com- pleTely. The sporTs program aT Douglass is aimed aT providing The acTiviTies by which our sTudenTs can grow. The nine diT- TerenT varsiTy sporTs are cornplemenTed by inTramural compeTiTion. Even Though all sporTs are noT Talcen advanTage of To The TullesT, The capabiliTy is There. The Troian TradiTion OT hard work, honesT eTTorT and Tair play is lcepT in The immediaTe ThoughTs oT all sporTsmen as They represenT The school in all aThleTic conTesT. Many Times when all loolcs dark Tor The Teams, Their dedicaTion To Their l::elieTs carry Them on To vicTory. Because oT The leadership provided Tor our Teams, many oT Them become ouT- sTanding sporTsmen and ouTsTanding lead- ers in Their parTicular sporT, Their school acTiviTies and in The communiTy. Because we are dedicaTed To The principles of good sporTsmanship and Tair play raTher Than To winning, We know we're No. I. l 4 -ra-J 'WPT -.JLJ W ln i e X -1 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I lL to Rl: A. Chandler, D. England, B. Del.oney. M. Rich. J. lL to Rl: Mr. L. Cudioe, S. Franklin, A. Post, T. French, B. Jones. W. I967-68 SCHEDULE I9 2 DHS OPP 62 ...... at Capitol Hill ........ 38 64 ...... at John Marshall ...... 40 70 ...... at Northwest Classen . . 6I 84 ...... U. S. Grant .......... 62 49 ...... Miawea City ......... 4l 72 ...... Tulsa Washington ..... 58 86 ...... at Shawnee ...... . .. 68 74 ...... Capitol Hill .... .. . 52 78 ...... John Marshall .... . . . 50 74 ...... at Putnam City . . . . . . 62 69 ...... at Enid ......... . . 7l 68 ...... Putnam City .......... 64 67 ...... Northwest Classen .... 52 .... . .at Tulsa Washington .. 72 ......atU.S.Grant.......53 53 ...... at Midwest City ..... 43 62 ...... Shawnee ........ . . 39 78 ...... Enid .......... . . 65 Playoff Game Deerafey M. Shower' ROW 2 .81 ...... Tulsa Webster .... .. . 66 Ogles, J. Williams, L. Gaines. S+a+e Tournameni, 93 ...... Bartlesville Sooner .... 78 7l ...... Tulsa Hale ........... 85 Cagers grab third straight Mid State basketball title Marvin Rich got 'em when DeLoney didn't. Tulsa Webster had to tind out the hard way when they tell to the Trojans in a one game play-ott. ll2 Bruce DeLoney made many second ettort shots show up in the score column by tipping in shots instead ot pulling down the rebounds. He betuddled the Tulsa Webster players in the playott game at the State Fair Arena. Nil fm aj , T1 . 4- , .iiftff'i:.,' -lar .. -.-. 44+ fri l 'r ig sf ...as T-ima. T, we f , .ggmwf 1 l Alphonso Posl' and a Midwesl' Cify Bomber, like lwo hawks, slalk iheir prey, a Spalding Baskeiball. Waller Ogles made many coaches wonder why he played glmrd for me Tlolanf' Waller Wasiable To Slay In and up Allaerf Chandler guards a Norlhwesf Classen player w'lh f-'lCOme'SW'fl1h'Sh'Q 'lump as ' closely, in an aflempl' fo keep him from driving fo 'rhe basket AJ -1-fir Team clepfh leads To success In an afiempl fo sfop The deadly Lee Gaines, a Tulsa Washingfon player fries lo block Gaines' iurnp shot II3 Walfer Oqles and his fancy dribbling pro- vided shocking enlerlainmenl for 'rhe fans, U. S. Gran+'s Generals and even his own leam-male Marvin Rich. Six fool six Bruce DeLoney proves lhal he has earned his posilion by blocking ihe shol of 6'9 Sieve Miichell of Norlhwesl Classen. II4 xl 540, 4 SU Conference foes fest defense Alberi Chandler and Donald England give an all ouf efiorl in an aflempi 'lo seize ihe ball. Lee Gaines looks af lhe scramble as if he is saying. Whaf's going on? Sieve Mitchell of Norihwesl seems io be saying, well, well, l'll bel 55 j QF QXXXT J N Q :gf i Sw. f L 1 . 1 X Us if 5 l g Unclel Uncle! Uncle! Right John? Boards are sites of much activity Barry Jones moans in pain atter he has been. fouled, but Albert Chandler runs over to see it he can give any as- sistance. Donald England iumps over everyone as he clears the board against the Shawnee Wolves. Marvin Rich, Michael Strotter and James Deqrate give that old Trojan hustle trying to keep two Grant players from coming up with the ball. YY A , ,,,-M-X .,,,...---f' ...v'- ' S x x Walfer Ogles ou? lumped his mah buf he missed The rebound. Captain Lee Gaines aifempfs To block +he sho? of an Tulsa Hornet ai Terry French, one of fhe promising sophomores, exhibifs his iumping abiliiy in an ailempl fo block a Capilol Hill scorer. Affer seizing a reboundlfrom 'rhe Shawnee Wolves, guard John Wil- liams profecfs ihe ball wifh his life. Agile players hawk basketball Husiling desperafely io reirieve The ball from members of ihe Shawnee feam is Alphonso Posf while Donald England fries fo focus in on The acfion. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row I IL Io Rl: R. Alexander, M. Brown, K. Jordan, O. Franklin, J. Cooper, T. Fulson. C. Carier. Row 2 IL Io Rl: Mr. W. Dixon. G. Lydia. D. Evans, G. Houslon, D. Burford. S. Olden, M. Fails, M. Dulan, R. Smifh, R. Alford. JV SCHEDULE I 7-I--I DHS OPP 45 .... a'r Capilol Hill .. . 3I .... al John Marshall . 57 .... al Norihwesf 33 I7 Classen ....... 43 45 .... U. S. Granl ..... 36 42 .... Midwesf Cily .... 4I 57 .... Tulsa Washinglon . 55 72 .... al Shawnee ...... 33 45 .... Capifol Hill ..... 3I 64 .... John Marshall .... 52 49 .... al Pulnam Cily .. 5l 5I .... ai Enid ......... 37 58 .... Pufnam Cily .... 5I 73 .... Norlhwesr Classen 57 75 .... a+ Tulsa Washinglon .... 67 64 .... a'I' U. S. Granl 3I 52 .... af Midwesf Cily . .V 49 9I .... Shawnee ........ 33 64 .... Enid ..... ..... 44 54 .... Faculfy . . . . . . 54- .lunior Varsity rcimbles to on impressive season record x ef . K sr s fi-'ff ,I They all iump up, Ihey all come down, buf neilher has Ihe ball in bounds aI' Ihe Junior Varsify game againsi' Tulsa Washingfon. II8 Gary Lydia, a member of Ihe Junior Varsify squad, goes for a lay-up againsl' Ihe Tulsa I-Iornels. me e Mr. Dixon and Mr. Cudioe, members of rhe faculry Team, scrambie wifh Oscar Frank- lin, a Junior Varsify piayer, af rhe bairie of The ages. i When Danny Evans arches his body +0 shoor Jrhere is noihing fha? his r W adversary can do buf watch. g is C Barry Jones bailefs as he rebounds over a Bomber of Mid wesf Ciiy. Faculty Team baffles Reserves fo 0 draw - i ' ,, s 'rrrr rrs- Jess Cooper and his shadow pose for phorographer and 'rhe bali waifs pafienily unfil if is ail over. ' II9 Trojan gridsfers drop several Hard fought Mid Sfafe games Clarence BeaHy prepares lo make an massisled ladle on a Tulsa Wlaslwinqlon player. Arnold Jalwnson and Rayfnof'd'lJar'nill:n lock on iuzf in cafe Clarence doe:n'l' rnalfe ine rackle. Morris McCorvey walclnes llwe aclion from flue sideline and makes a few noles before relurning lo aclion. .li if ss , 'W Sill ,so .fl ... W ll A Q LCA: Row I lL lo Rl: Mr. D. Burns, M. Gipson, B. Jones, D. Troull, C, Beally, L. l-larnillon, J. Moore, M. Slroller, C. Baccus. A. Jolnnson. Row 2 lL 'ro Rl: A. l-lenry, M. Dulan, R. Hubbard, J. Slanlield, V. Carrulhers, S. Franklin, R. Summers, V. Jackson, S. Parrish, J. C. Williams, B. Caldwell, Mr. W. Jones. Row 3 lL To Rl: Mr. S. Brown, B. Powell, D. Mason, L. Gaines, Z. Finley, I. Thomas, F. Jolwns, E. Mayes, R. Collins, D. Robinson. Row 4 lL lo Rl: A. Post V. Franklin, E. Johnson, R. Harnillon, B. DeLoney. A. Clwandler, O. Franklin, M. McCorvey, C. Williams. I20 i Q Coach Diggs poses with one ot his former players, Ben Hart who now plays professional tootball. Ben is an incentive to the young players. v Air ottock worked effectively In conquering four opponents Football power was supposed to return to Douglass in l967, but somehow the tame got derailed and the Troian tans had to settle tor a 4-6 record. ln the tirst two weelcs ot tootball warring the Troians were able to draw a split betore playing on their home turt. The Douglass gladiators were 22-O victors over Duniee betore they tell to the Mid State Champions, the Bombers ot Midwest City, 28-6. Thoroughly peeved, the Troians returned home the tollowing weelc to pounce on John Marshall in a game delayed more than two hours by power tailure. The Troian power did not tail and they prevailed, 45-26. Enid, three consecutive Class AAA championship holder, rolled into Troian Country and barely escaped with a 26-24 victory over the Troians. Foreign travel was again the word and the Troians pulled their con- terence record even tor the second time by blasting U. S. Grant 38-6 to spoil the Generals homecoming. Lady Luclc trowned and the Troians dropped their next three grid con- tests. The trip to Shawnee was truitless and again the boys absorbed a crushing deteat. The Wolves ripped the Troians 3l-I2 to celebrate their homecoming. Unlcnown to tans was the sguealcer that was in store tor them when the Troians went against the Putnam City Pirates who won the contest 28-2l in the tinal minutes ot the contest. Albert Chandler closes his eyes on a pass that could have been a long gain. But with your eyes closed, you can't catch very rnuch. A solid block in the middle ot the back doesn't help the situation much either. Did the ret.? Huh! I2I The whole lefi' side of The Trojan deTense sTopped a MidwesT CiTy player Tor no gain. The Trojans pushed MidwesT CiTy all over The Tield before The Mid STaTe Champs jelled and popped The Trojans' dream bubble and handed The Douglass warriors a 28-6 seTbaclK. Hord hiTTing Trojon linemen mode ground gains Tough The weaTherman had noT anTicipaTed The nexT ouTing Tor The Trojans and They had To brave Treezing rain and sleeT To capTure Their nexT vicTory. Their oldesT Mid STaTe rival, CapiTol Hill Redslcins, received The blunT end oT The revived Trojan deTerminaTion To win. The warriors oT Douglass slipped and splashed Their way To a bruTal l4-6 vicTory over The Redskins which held only a handTul oT Tans. WiTh a chance To pull even aT .500 Tor The season and gain ground in The conTerence sTandings, The Trojans hosTed The powerTul NorThwesT Classen KnighTs. Even as The game goT underway The Trojans were righT in There all The way. The halTTime score oT I4-6 Tavoring NorThwesT did noT move The anxious Douglass Tans. BuT somewhere down in The middle oT The second halT Things wenT wrong and The Trojans were ulTimaTely pinned wiTh a 4444 loss which ended The season Tor boTh Teams. Michael STroTTer prepares To Throw a block in Trying To spring one oT his speedy backs loose. I22 I967 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 4-6 DHS OPP 22 ........ al Duniee ....... . . . O 6 ........ al lvlidwesf Cily .... .... 2 8 45 ........ John Marshall .... .. . 2I 38 ........ al U. S. Gran? .. 6 24 ........ Enid ......... . . . 26 I2 ........ al Shawnee 3l 2l ........ Pufnam Cify ...... .... 2 8 . O ........ Tulsa Washinglon . .. . . . 3l I4 ........ al Capilol Hill ..... . . . 6 I4 ........ Norlhwesr Classen .. . .. . 44 sa '-,N Siafford Franklin sees lhal lhere is no place 'lo go, so he drops his head in an effor+ lo pick up as much yardage as he can before being hauled down 'ro lhe lurli. Break owoy running ploys netted long yordoge goins Lee Gaines showed lhe fans lhal he was dangerous, on lhe ground as well as by passing, in his 50 yard gallop for a Jrouchdown againsl Midwesf Cily. A Midwesf Cify player hils All-Shale end Bruce DeLoney before lhe pass ever reached him. In fhe process, we gof a Firsl' down and I5 yards. l23 I H I 2'if I ,. swem 18 S1 2-rQ'w ee . 'TIS-543 EIWZQSZQ Bugarfbysr BSQEUI YQ I W I I n 174550 9 92 F l ?1IL 5G 23 , J, I Q :Z . , W: . V: 4 . K, , I ,K yt F I I f .mg VVVV My ll' ,S ,. f Q 4,5 R, . V - v , t . M ' I1 2 1 - 1 ' f ' ' - . - 'I gs-.. ' -,.....,,.,,,g,. vrj.gg-.A ,-yn: -'33, ISP ...xg-. ,, . . I . ' WJ, ' -1-fw.zrM?t1,, f'!g!,1..'.g..,af':,. -gy-M I - or .. F ,. , BABY TROJANS Row I IL Io RI: S. Kelly. C. Ruck, R. Robinson. W. Bagqell M. Tlwrell S. Genfry. B. Chamberlin, S. Horlon, P. Howard. Row 2 IL Io RI: Mr. G. Rogers, R. Bly. L. Morris, C. Wood, M. Nelson, S. Harmllon C Bowxe R Johnson R Arlnwune B Jones L Sm'II'1, D. Wilson. Row 3 IL Io RI: S. Lacy, H. Jordan, C Tyson, R. Hodge. H. Forfune, I. Sullnvan L Genlry R H man R I-lemons D Bro n M Bro n Mr. C. Green. Row 4 IL 'Io RI: R Tarver, M Pos? F Crooms, T. McKiney. R. Wineberry. R. Harrs J Burden A Marln T Jones T Davis A Darl ng Baby Trojans learn fundamentals of gridiron game SWIMMING TEAM Row I IL Ia RI: Mr, W. Jones, C. Williams, T. Pallerson, L. Kirlc, M. Mayes, R. Slninn, C. Bledsoe, L. Blair. J. Jackson. l24 Wrestling team travels for most of their dual matches Fred Maxwell, applies a leg lock on a Mid- west City wrestler, on route ta eventually beating him. YQ MXN f. -in r WRESTLING TEAM Row I lL to Rl: R. Hamilton. A. Johnson, F. Maxwell. D. Troutt, A. Wells, S. Parrish, Mr. S. Brown. Row 2 KL to Rl: L. Moore. B. Cambell, D Sanders. J. Morgan, F. lrland, V. Carruthers, J. Stantield. fi I25 1 TENNIS TEAM ii + Rl Row I o : R. Collins, D. Wilson, E. Evans. E. Barnell, B. Harmon, L. Hardin, Mr. A. Mouion. ef., . , N., ,. iw . , A. ...Q wi.. me Row 2 ll. io Rl: M. Berry, R. Turner, O. Johnson, A. Henry, T. Webb, J. Simpson, C. Morgan, J. Slevens. F Oren Johnson gels ready 'lo give his magnificenf fronihand smash, fha? ended 'up in a score. Neffers work consfonfly fo improve overoll feom strength 1 fx' ' '.'. .'nvr.-f'-grgyffvff 'vf'-fe: ...- ...-... 1 Q, 4 52 Z'g...gg:g.:Zg,gl3Z3,i,3 3,1 -.'-j.j,,,+,1. - 17' L.. seq ' 'gdi'1'2Z'I4?f ' T :':'fff4fr?':? gf QM f 'f5:2::1:2s 'Ii N 'lQ1fs,Qf' Q, .' f 3 I , 'LET' +1-EE.. - 1 xx ' 1-is 2. ff-. e - ,f- ,- A . . gi A Qggafligw-.-I-E..,qgjjilzagz-1121xiii.,-,33ggzjigiii David Lewis, one of fhe fwo relurnmg lelrermen, Qffzf' ' 'L ff1'l'EI-if.,.',fbi5-1.1-If-EI-Z-1-I-I'I.'Z'Zf Q?Q'5fZ?5i2 shows poise in a backhand refu rn. ' 1 J 5. lifilfff' :iff T . is -1:1 . , .xgrafgcpff :wg . 4 rl 1 R ' ,. - f 1 1. 4 -, .5 . ,-Ag ' ,.g .Lil-Q - l - l '4'k 7'Tk?'?4f1 'fff'-'-f' H F-rg ' ,-5.5 Q s - -. 'Jin' -.L-.. ' W f.',y,- ee...a5g-ff L' 'vt-,. 'W ' - ,- f.Q-my N . I i A 1 ,...-. ,.-- - - lean 51. Q A x X' L, thi., X , , 4. . f s C, Q' ' X Q , - X , .391 ' , N K X, .X R g X . Xe -i Qs-a . R W ' Jarod Rogers, caplain of The learn shows X why he was chosen loy his all around per- ' ' L formance on lhe lennis courl. X- l26 n A. N S .R si ., gi .., .,,,... , s K X e xlga Ernesf Evans lers go wirh his sp il, ,gjsimjifa . ff sears. ,- . ff I lendid over- hand serve fha? he is noied for. TRACK TEAM Row I lL to Rl: R. Gates. C. MacGee, A. Carter. B. Powell, L. Gaines, L. Hamilton, S. Franklin, W. Stevens. Row 2 IL to Rl: Mr. J. Diggs. L. Harmon, B. Mason, J. Hammons. O. Franklin. M. Cooper. J. Stafford. O. Bundage. Personal efforts are more apparent in some team sports GOLF TEAM Row I IL to Rl: C. Renfro, W. Prenell. E. Redic, R Hill. D. Kirk. W. Gardner. I27 554 i ,153 Q f l IQLI 'fr i x . X i s 7 l vwm . X f ' 0 . lil s i A A- . A W' +L Y .ki 5 BASEBALL TEAM Row I lL 'ro Rl: D. Robinson, R. Hubbard. A. Post D. Ponds, A. Shanks, A. Chandler. Row 2 lL lo Rl: E. Genfry, Z. Finely, S. Parrish, B. Jones, O. Moore, M. Moore, R. Ponds. Row 3 lL 'lo Rl: R. Smifh, S. Franklin. L. Bray. R. Summers. V. Jackson, J. C. Williams. Bosebollers baffle with aw Sfofe's top rated Teams Barry Jones 'rock care of 'rhings behind fhe plale fo make if rough for men who slruck oul or fried 'ro sfeal in. Q83 , EM!! ,ab 'l,. .gli .531 ' ' . - 1 i 1 l . Eh. ,W ll l A .. 4 ,, AH' ,r FI 3,5 I 1 Pi as A .N Y ESM 6' K . -- v-X . A , .. .,.. ,. f- John Williams, Zachary Finley, Oliver Moore, Alcanio Shanks and Marvin Moore are fhe pilchers lor This year's Team. Williams carried The load be- cause he was lhe only one wilh experience. I28 sli y . . ' -F 3 A I . VKW? i J f. :V , l V w I . . if i ...Q y A. 1 J l ii ..... y.....f.r A. ky My .V . y iiii fi i i Q'ifff15 fi' Q, Y A ii A g V A 2 ix ie Sluggers demand respect ,iw , I uf' ,,,, 5 :ZA I ,,,.k I V, 7 ,, , X X wink .K ,, ,, K I gmuwfw H - 4- ...Van ,,, ' f- , nf, , My gm., . Players who soughl lo play oil base wilh Alphonso Posl on lirsl' found fha? lhey had lo hil lhe dirl in order lo gel' back on base before being lagged oul. This one didn'l quile make il, however. Donald Robinson rounds lhird base ailer having blasled one of his many home runs lhis season. Donald made opponenl pilchers Throw some respecl his way lhrough- oul lhe season. 1 , .751 ' f . f.i,fs ii: f,, , ' 'iif f ' 'i-as ' U, f is ,,.' SSW I qs, E' ., F vi I968 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Mar Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar Mar. Mar Apr Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr Apr Duniee ..... Soulheasl' . . . U. S. Granl . . . . Pulnam Cily Duniee ..... Midwesl Cily Enid ....... Soulheasl . . Shawnee ..... Norlhwesl Classen . . John Marshall Capilol Hill . Enid ....... U. S. Gram' Pulnarn Cily Midwesl Cily Moore ..... Shawnee .... . . . Norlhwesl Classen . John Marshall Moore ..... Capilol Hill home home away home away away away away home away home away home away away home away away home away home home ief' Viclor Jackson walched in awe .as The ball kepl going and going and going unlil il' was gone. 41 1 be W... -.....w.-.. .,...-...4...,....., ' Michael Gipson splils lhe air wilh a mighly blow lhal senl lhe lillle lealher covered l sphere hurling oul over 'rhe fence as he scored anolher of his many mulfi-run homers. So near ye? so lar away is Charlolle Carler as she +ries io aid her gym squad. ur Scrambling for lhe lhird lip can cause quiie a bil of excilemenl in a volleyball game. Volleyball gome provide exciting feom effort for girls VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row I lL lo Rl: J. Law, P. Murrell, L. Jolwrisori, L. Williams, C.Jol1ns. Row 2 lL 'ro Rl: B. Dunn, T. Moore, B, Davis, E. Newion. V. Shannon, L. Hunf. Row 3 lL lo Rl: lvl. Jones, S. Smiley, A, Garrell, B. Denlon, G. Lamplcin, G. Carfer, L. Freeman, A. Tale. , i i i as X A ix L 5 , K X ' fl L L 5 si X s .f . . lj 3 F . Q ., ii iiiQ A A Iv sr X K , 2 3 .ff -W ,. T . r kk o K . -.- ' S7 3 V ' . N : y . X K rr l . L s i - I i L 1 i -i e s'e I V Y i x . if Mildred Hemphill displays grace and poise ' N 3 ' J L. f . fy f while pdfficipalinq in ff Qvm Class volley- i ii ' i ii . L N' ball game. L, ' L ss iiii ' iraei fi f if L ...i x GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Row l lL fo Rl: P. Sfrode, B. Houslon, G. Crump, F. Crump, N. Elan, C. Lewis. Row 2 lL1Qo Rl: A. Wilson, C. Reddiclc, F. Moore, E. Bacy, J. Arnold, D. Thomas, J. Turner. B. , . Ree . Defense is fhe name of The game if you really wanr ro win. The spread-eagle arms of Earnesline Bacy malce if dillicull' for +he ball 'lo be passed around her. Roving guards rule add spark fo girls' basketball games Linda Freeman scrambles for a loose ball before il goes our of bounds. Oulsranding recoveries like lhese are whar lead lo viclory. 'R The leg loresr creafed by lhese agile baslcelball players made if dilficulf 'for lhe ball 'ro 'fell who were lhe 'good gals' and who were The 'bad gals.' I3I ill The Powder Puffs, on fhe leff face off wifh fhe girls of fhe compefifive sporfs class in a benefif game af fhe Douglass Sfadium. Charleseffa Fisher, a member of fhe Powder Puffs is being fhrown for a loss of yardage by a rugged com- pefifive sporfs adversary. 1 ' -VHP-sneak mvbquawilau-K 'Lili 3-i-...1..... i, Teom sports class Dusts Powder Puffs The girls' compefifive sporfs class fook on fhe Powder Puffs in a game fo raise money for fhe Toys for Tofs drive spon- sored by fhe Sfudenf Council. Alfhough fhe Powder Puffs were willing fhey did nof have enough puff fo sfop The break away running of Ernesfine Bacy who guided her feam fo a 28-O vicfory. The game was supposed fo be red rag. buf some of fhe girls became over zealous and many hair raising spills and pile-ups resulfed from fhe girls' efforfs. Leading fhe affack for The compefifive squad is capfain Earnesfine Bacy. displaying speed on an end sweep. her Back up power makes many a missed ball a lrick sl'io+ and can offsef The opponenls' defense. Girls get plenty of Exercise in gym class -W-f 'Wild UV ,, qw eee mm ii 01 , Double or noflwing power happens when 'rwo players bofln alfempl lo gel a play off flie ball. A double 'lisfliclc makes llwe ball relurn wifln a special meaning wlwen such a play is eased info llwe game. Gee! all l wanled +0 do was iusl lwif ine old ball. l'll play by myself, 5- uv It 'iz Q , ' sf, mf , '54 W' 'Q 1 v y, s . 3 ' ., is 'H f. Rams' s O N , in .Q sw wi? 4 'nv-ul A, 5553. A X A ll: -.... v .as-, I '35 ,um . , 5 in 3 yt V ll' 4 .k , ' I QQ 3 1 ff-1 s l -f ' -f .' , ., fi s ' , , U 0 S I ' ' W' A x' - ' - Q '.A ' ' f .. ' ' i ' . ' 11-' . .45 . ' ' I A I 1 4 mfr K Y Q. 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'ORGANIZATIONS I' -' Organized acfivifies provide ouflefs for leadership, cooperafion, dependabilify and even some failures as sfudenfs prepare fo face life in a world of many com- plexions. Some members were chosen fo lead while masses followed. Buf, whafever fhe successes or failures of The organizafions were, fhe members made fhem so. Be- cause iusf as if is in life, so is if in school clubs and organizalions: The members musf insisf on qualify leadership and perform- ance if a frue democracy is fo exisf. Douglassifes have learned and labored in fheir proving grounds of democracy. Leaders have emerged and goals have been reached. Many illuminafing hours of acfivify have helped . . . lncife Sfudenfs , For Maximum Achievemenff' l .35 i ,, J L ,, An Y iff. Mr. W. E. Perry 'P 345- ,.:i9S.v, .c 1 3fIf?1 pf Bond's morching wins mony Trophies The Pride oT The EasTside marched Their way To honors This pasT school year. They capTured The second place Trophies aT The STaTe Fair Marching ConTesT and The UniversiTy oT Oklahoma Band Day Marching ConTesT. Their rouTines Tor The TooTball games were based around The cur- renT Trends oT paTTerns in moTion wiTh appropriaTe music. During The year The march- ing Troians perTormed aT all home TooTball and basl4eTball games. They also accompanied The TooT- ball Team To all away games plus They made an appearance aT The Douglass-PuTnam CiTy baslceTball game played aT OCU. 1 i sa 2' K, if iii. 55555 1' . S 25:7 X 1 V-:,51+5TT' VN f 1 ,. , T 41 -, 4 . -N - D. Wilson, L. Howard . g -T To 1 1' , lcv 1 XX A . - T X I 'ein I i Xli l ' 5 Tris? A f V2 T l J if ggi T T T 243 W i RF' , , , .,..,,,,,..mqj. ,L Te.. . . .-. RILL TEAM Jw l lL lo Rl: S. Harris, D. Richardson, K. George, l l I . Cooper, B. Miller, B, George, Row 2 L lo Pogue, V. House, S. Tallon, A. Griilin, J. Clay F. anes. Row 3 lL lo Rl: B. Harris, W. Williams, G. ill, W. Washingfon, C. Moon, M. Herd. l Drill Teom routines Adds to glamour CONCERT BAND Row I lL lo Rl: L. Alexander, E. Barnell, O Bundage, T. While, Mr. W. Perry, P. McCauley, D Wilson, C. Morgan, L. Foreman, M. Berry, J. Tay- lor, C. Barclay. Row 2 lL To Rl: R. Lewis, D King, T. Webb, J. Simpson, R. Robinson, l Milchel, F. Sullon, O. Hammons, P. Bares, M. Ed' wards, W. Hill, C. 'Williams, E. Manous, B. Hughes L. Raylord, L. Davis. Row 3 lL 'lo Rl: H. Rich' mond, K. Vifilliams, F. Edwards, J. Harrison, M McKinney, D. Lewis, R. Colley, A. Webb, R. Col- lins, T. Lemons, S. Holloway, L. Jacobs, D. Plunlceir H. Plunlcelr, C. Clay, R. McNeal, C. McGlon, H McNeely, E. Sealey. Row 4 lL lo Rl: S. Scruggs C. Draper, T. Gunn, P. Bolding, R. Coiiey, B Smilh, C. While, M. Sanders, C. Buckner, L Barclay, S. Wiley, S, Thompson, L. Simpson, S Johnson, D. lrving, L. Hobbs, L. Yeager, R. Spears B. Seward, D. Jones, C. Pollard. Row 5 lL lo Rl D. Wilson, R. Thomas, J. Sullivan, L. Blair, A Ackridge, E. Clegg, T. Palferson, C, Dick, R Alexander, D. Scoll, K. Singer, J. B. Williams J. Slevenson, B. McCauley, Ca. Johnson, B. Goines W. Scruggs, W. Prenell, G. Smilh, R. Turner, T Fuggelr, A. Nixon, D. Dick, Z. Roberson. l K . f it 5 JA D.. - ' V 1- W. I, H x , 1 - . i E L.-, i Li , g 4 X l I 1- Y L Ml , 'fa' if T its ' 1.4. Q . ..M ly -. iv 4' '1' ,vi f r ri A + .ifpsfl i 9 ,l I QQ V2 . , .I L '?' I ' 'Q I I s 6' XMI MI I I II 4 Q 4 5. .ii lx ., A H i 'q MIXED CHORUS MORNING J' Row I IL lo RI: B. Dunn, B. BradIey, C. Fisher, G. Gipson, R. Coffey, D. Sanders, C. Whiie, R. Mlore, J. Jones, S. Buckner, M. Jacksor, K. Muse, F. Moore, Row 2 IL To RI: C. Redic, C. Johns, J. WiIks. J. McCormick, D. WiIIiarns, A. Colerrian. J. WiIIiarns. C. Sanders, M. Holman W. Turner, D. Baker, G. ElIis. Row 3 IL fo RI: A. Garreff, A. CaddeII, J. Pelers, V. Mewborn, M. Yours, M. Murray VM. Madison, J. Carler, M. Fosrer, L. Morgan, B. Jones, S. Johnson, V. Muse, R. Roberfs, D. Srnoofe. Blended Mixed Chorus voices produce rich full range sound my -Vg' : WF '57, ig' 5 5 1 I I QTEK MIXED CHORUS EVENING ROW I IL fo RI: J. I-larris, S. Rayburn, D. Jones, W. Williams, G, WiIIiarns, J. Boyce, Mrs. W. Henry, K. Rivers, J. Green, S. Jones, C. Rayburn C. Emery, J. Johnson. Row 2 IL Io RI: G. Dixon, R. Lacy, C. Washinqron, C. Gaines, M. Youngblood. G. Hill, E. Smifh, J. Thomas, C. Mayes. L. Longley, S. Dean, S. McCuIlough, D. Coares. Row 3 IL Io RI: S. Vauqhn, M. I-lall, R. Claybrook, M, Braflon, P. James. E. Gaines, W. Jackson, C. Neely, J. Douglas, B. Colbert G. Hawkins, L. Edrnond, M. Franklin, W. Washinqron. X I38 I R CONCERT ORCHESTRA Row lv.lL to Rl: D. Jones, C. Pollard, L. Pogue, L. Foreman, D. Richardson, M. Hunt, V. House, G. Baggett, S. Talton. Row 2 lL to Rl: B. Seward, J. Henderson, Z. Robertson. C. Johnson, R. Coffey, R. Spears, L. Raytord, C. Barclay, T. White, D. Wilson, J. Sullivan, C, McGlon. Row 3 lL to Rl: G. Williams, C. Williams, D. Combs, D. Loving, P. Gray, M. Rhone, B. Hughes, H. Williams, M. Edwards, M. McKinney, E. Barnett. Row 4 lL to Rl: Mr. W. Perry, E. Clegg, W. Akridge, R. Alexander, C. Dick, C. White, J. Simpson, A. Nixon K. Draper, E. Sealey. Combined departmental efforts result in top performance CONCERT CHOIR ' Row I lL to Rl: C. Adkins, P. Jones, B. Hill, P. Scott, K, Jones, J. Richardson, H. Richmond, J. Stantield, B. Howell, C. Harmon, H. Booker, C. Nolan, B. Wilson, M. Braggs, V. Martin, L. Washington. Row 2 lL to Rl: M. Moon, Y. Davis, S. Tredwell, J. Morgan, T. Rogers, B. Har- bert, T. Jackson, F. Johns, R. Rhodes, V. Sutton, D. Moore, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, S. Threatt. Row 3 lL to Rl: B. Edmond, G. Durnham, P. Eulsom, L. Samuels, D. Troutt, J. Smith, M. Williams. C. Jones, J. Knox, B. Powell, M. Wells, S. Edwards, G. Carter, E. Kelly, R. Lewis. Row 4 lL to Rl: T. Jackson, L. Sanders. B. Scobey, D. Bowens, P. Scott, V. Franklin, D. Scott, C. Albritton, M. Gipson, M. McCorvey, R. Carter, C. Qtephney, K. Preston, R. Rockmore, T. Richardson, M. Jackson, L. Taylor. B 2 E . I 5 I l . jf .. my ' I t 1 iitf1...,,. si- y y - 1 . .... l.st 5 V ftlf S A I39 Sfoge bond concenfrofes on playing big bond sounds .'X STAGE BAND Row I IL Io RI: J. Richardson, R. CoFIey, A. Nixon, D. LewIs, M. Berry, A. Webb. Row 2 IL Io RI: T, Rarerson, E. SeaIey, T. Fuqqerf. R. Thomas. Row 3 IL Io RI: C. Buckner, D. WIIson, M. EIIIQ, E, Mayes, B. S'niII'w, D. NaI-on, Mr. I-V. Perry, ZX SYMPHONY HI NOTES Row I IL Io RI: C. McSIon, M, Edwards, D. RIcIwardson, R. McNeaI, E. Marous, B. Gaines, J. I-Ierierson. Row 2 IL Io RI: L. Barkin, D, Combs, R. Spears, S. TaIIon, V. I-Iouse, L. Foreman, D. Jones, B. Seward, C. PoIIard, M. I-Iunr. Row 3 IL 'ro RI: D. Scoff, G. WarmsIey, I.. Rogue. M. Sanders, Z. Roberfson, G. Baggeff, E. Barne-II, C. Dick. I40 . .K J-Ram: 4' TWIRLERS Row I IL lo RI: S. Balson. D, Coales, Y. McCorvey. Row 2 IL lo Rl: S. Saunders. M. Lasler, V Williams, D. Loving, C. Lewis. Flashing bolons Gel leoding role Balon lwirlers added sparlcle and zesl lo lhe sporling eyenls and lo lhe parades. The lhree separale lwirling organi- zalions spenl much lime preparing lor perlormances. The lwirlers and maiorelles were sponsored by Mrs. E. M. Moore and served as a regular parl ol lhe march- ing band. Beverly Burrell led lhe maior- elles lor lhe second slraighl year and Velma Williams led lhe lwirlers. The TRO-JETS, Mr. W. C. Pills, sponsor perlormed wilh lhe band al lhe parades, loolball games, baslrel- ball games and pep rallies. Diane Mc- Gee, head TRO-JET, worked closely wilh lhe olher girls lo perlecl many hall-lime speclacles. I S I I A i 4 I I , K . I I ! V . 5 . MAJORETTES TRO.JETS Row I IL lo Rl: B. Burrell. Row 2 IL lo RI: M. Braggs, Z. Williams Row I IL lo RI: A. Wrighl, C. Johnson. Slanding: D. McGee. P- MCCGUIGY- . I4l Job performonce Toughf in closs JR. RED CROSS Row I lL io Rl: S. Nfgfllain, R. Moore, V. Medi' son, D. l-louse. Row 2 lL lo Rl: C. l-lawlcins, D. l-louse, G. Oliplwanl, Mrs. J. Moore. DECA Row I lL lo Rl: J. Jones, J. Parks, E. Kelly. V. Sullon, F. Jones, L. Raylord, C. Kniqhl, B. Price. Row 2 ll. lo Rl: B. Howell, M. Hale, V, Singer. Z. Filclw, L. Longley, B. Neal, K. England, E. Hill, G. Armslronq, D. Pruiff, J. Gulley. Row 3 lL lo Rl: M. Williams. R. Colley, M. Cruiclwlield. E. Genlry, Mr. J, Robyler. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ow I o RJ L. Pierce, I-Iar er M war s R Turner Row 2 IL Io R H Kearns Plerce A Ray B. Barneff. 1 MQ- . 1 as 1 mx V ln XY: Six I sv I 'SRX K JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ow I L Io R B McNeal A. Arnold, man C WeIIs T Moore C Smuflw. of M V' I Akhk- I x asm A f A I I A I , f4 I A W Q. -M MFA-Y ,. Q' PEP CLUB Row I: Twlqgc, Palrkla Sr,, Prefldenl' f'-Xrlwlin, Jacqueline Sgpl Barnell, Mary, Jr. Brown, Brenda, Jr, Brown, Uncle, Jr, Row 2: Bryanf, Ramona, Jr, Clay, Celesllre, Sopll. Del.oney, Ellzabellw, Sopls Dick, Donna, Sr. Row 3: X Fraeklir Melya Sopr, Gallney, Srarin, SGD'- Glpsor, Jure, Soplw. Hayes, Kerry, Sfbpll Jernlqa',Sl1erra,Sr. Jobrssv, Glcra Sicr, Row 4: Jcnrsen, Lcreia Jr, Kina, Dlane, Sopb. Lacy, Rborda, Sfupn. Mack, Louella, Jr. Neal, Dc'ne+a, Jr. Peiers Jenlce Serb Row 5: PJclfe'l, Bernedelre, Sc r. D Srnoole, Darlene, Sr. Taylor, Debra, Soplv. Tlwornlon, Eerlle, Soplw. Walker, Jean, Sr. Ware, Wanda, Soplw. tx I ' 3 s 4 Y Y' Pep Club Generates Enthusiasm Pep Club rnernbers gcrrnecl llwe royal guard fer Tlwe baslcelball queen and lwer ccurl, Tlwe courl included one pep club member, Lonella Jolwnson and llwe queen, Annelfe Ray, was a varsily clweerleader. 'il' J., FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row I IL to RI: L. Owens, K. Muse. G. Lydia, P. Twiggs. G. Patterson, Y. Simmons, M. Hill, D. Smoote, D. I-louse, D. Scott. Row 2 IL to RI: B. Seward. P. Potts, D. I-louse, J. Hines, E. Terry, Y. Harding. G. Williams, L. Washington, J. Wilks. Row 3 IL to RI: V. Franklin, P. Knight, M. Bar- nett, M. Murray, L. Hobbs, P. Collins, S. Talton, S. Wiley, D. Floyd, B. George, R. Turner, Miss L. Greer. Organizations function with interest on future jobs FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row I IL to RI: P. Scott, L. McKinney, J. Heath, C. Mayes, B. Johnson, B. Bennett. Row 2 IL to RI: Mrs. L. I-Iunter, J. Kendrick, S. Emery, N. Car ter, P. Walker, Mrs. J. Moore. l45 , Y A L NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I lL fo Rl: L. Johnson, A. Ray, F. Carler, O. Johnson, M. Berry, M. Wells. Row 2 lL fo Rl: D. Smoofe, M. Herd, G. Gray, D. Bowens, D. Moore, P. Jones. L. Pierce, A. Holman. Row 3 lL lo Rl: C. Barclay, P. Leach, G. Carler, T. Wlwife, D. Braggs, A. Henry, K. Jones, C. Morgan, C. Albriflon. Mony sfudenfs concenfrofe on infellecfuol undertakings PARA-MEDICAL CLUB Row I lL +o Rl: B. Harris, K. George, L. Howard, M. Wells, B. DeLoney, M. Jaclcson, M. Herd, V. House. Row 2 lL lo Rl: Y. McCOrvey, Y. Sim- mons, L. Brown, G. Paflerson B. George, Z. Williams, F. Caddell, C. Mayes, D. Taylor, D. Johnson, P. Collins, M. Johnson, Mrs. E. Powell. Row 3 lL lo Rl: H. Hylclne, M. McCoryey, D. Lewis, C. Moore, B. Price, D. Floyd, L. Taylor, S. Tlwreall, J. Clay, S. Tallon, L. Pogue, B. Brown, D. Jones, M. Braggs, K. Dickson. Row 4 lL lo Rl: D. Wilson, M. Sfroller, D. Wilson, B. Powell, D. Forslnee, E, Evans, V. Jackson, L. Brooks, R. Collins, P. Knighl, K. Pres- fon, M. l-lunler, Y. Ward, E. DeLoney, T. Moore, G. Baggell, L. Hodge, D. Malfhews, M. Gipson. :fp 1.2 fd F P, fx F G, y +V C31 U QUQ 551455. Qi , O, I46 if . wage W' Z- UNM 7 i it l Q6-I XDON A Z' In V lbufj iwmw I 'I ig j Xiik ...jx 1:-' ,gl JU., si s 4 1 If 4' ,-. i D 5 l is if E5 A 5 TRI-HI-Y Row l lL to Rl: D. Moore, E. Evans, C. Wallace, G. Patterson. E. Barnett, R. Brown. Row 2 IL to Rl: L. Burton. V. Williams, S. Threatt. D. Floyd, B. Brown, L. Brown, G. Williams, Y. Simmons. Row 3 IL to Rl: Y. Davis, M. Jones, S. Buckner, C. Hightower, T. Grant, F. Caddell, P. Crooms, C. Fisher, R. Spears. Row 4 lL to Rl: C. Beatty, D. Scott, D. Troutt, D. McGee, B. Price, D, Matthews. A. Arnold. C. Lewis, M. Gipson. Character building organizations promote good citizenship GIRL SCOUTS Row I IL to Rl: D. Taylor, L. Jefferson, P. Knight, L. Pogue, C. Blair, K. George. Row 2 lL to Rl: B. Plunkett, B. George, D. Jones, P. Leach, L. Foreman, C. Moon, Mrs. A. P. Morgan. F 1? I . 1 9. . ' . .fire GlRL SCOUTS I47 xi Q, . ffm- ..,V .L , I V V, 7: .mr k i?b K 7 3 if , ig 1 K . i I I vt, 5 V' ki 443,25 :gg i . 4 if ff ' N ' , . ' ff' ' J A , kit? ' . , N 'EB ' Q or . 1 2 at to 1 ' X ia ga- iw V IW, y' 11: , . , L L - 375.4 .. 'fb , Eliffg i--, .i .1 . ifi '?l5.f, if g A r 5 A 'Xu SWS wr' , A . i .D '.,, A A?- r A -A - i 1 ' '. H-Q' f f ! 4 - Q I fy. :WVV . . . F? . - A 7 Tx, ...nn ---i f .. . fi .. 35 THESPIAN SOCIETY Row I lL to Rl: Mrs. W. Booker, S. Levingston, L. Long, S. Ttwreatt, M. Braggs, G. Patterson. Row 2 lL to Rl: K. Bowens, E. Terry, M. Young, V. Williams, C. Wallace, D. Floyd, P. Murrell. Raw 3 lL to Rl: M. Berry, F. Hicks, C. Carter, C. Morgan, B. Ellis, A. Monson. Many different students play leading roles during year STUDENT COUNCIL Row I lL to Rl: L. Owens. R. Lewis, V. House, D. Wilson, D. Jones, C. Morgan, J. Pickens, C. Albritton, V. Mewlaorn, M. McCorvey. Row 2 lL to Rl: B. Powell, D. Lewis, Y. Simmons, L. Jetterson, D. Smoote. G. Hill, E. Reed, S. Jolinson, L. Pogue. G. Patterson, D. Floyd, M. Braggs, R. Robinson, D. Taylor, A. P. Morgan. Row 3 lL to Rl: L. Pogue, C. Pollard, Y. Davis. J. Wilks, S. Tatton, V. Williams, F. Caddell, S. Bowens, S. Sanders. L. Hobbs, J. Clay, B. Price, L. Brooks, L, Hodge, M. Jackson, L. Pierce, S. McDonald, L. Foreman, Z. Williams. Row 4 lL to Rl: O. Jolnnson. S. Holloway, E. S. Smiley, K. Muse, M. Barnett, B. DeLoney. L. Taylor, D. Loving, D. McGee, P. Knight, Plunkett, G. Smith, G. Williams, B. Seward, E. Barnett, G. Ldyia M. Wells, L. Johnson, D. Moore, G. Williams, B. Burrell. Row 5 lL to Rl: R, Alexander VV D-' on C00 I48 C339 waz Uuusmss more scum OKLAHOMA CtTY L l FEDERATED GIRLS . Row I IL to RI: R. Robinson, D. Richardson, L. Raylord. R. Spears, P. Twiqgs, L. Pogue, D. Jones, C. Pollard, L. Foreman, P. Knight. Row 2 IL to Rl: V. Williams, Y. Simmons, S. Harris, Y. McCorvey, A. Wilson, Y. Harding, M. Hill, D. Taylor, B. Brown, L. Brown, P. Collins, B. Pluclcett, A. Wright, J. Moore. Row 3 IL to Rl: T. Grant, L. Pogue, M. Barnett, C. Moore, B. Harris, M. Wells, S. Wiley, Y. Ward, T. Moore, G. Baggett, E. Reed, E. DeLoney, D. Loving, Z. Williams, L. Hobbs, L. Lehman. I Special interest groups form clubs to meet students' needs DEBATE TEAM ' E Row I IL to RI: R. Wilson, G. Hall, W. Miller, ' P. Leach, F. Carter, K. Bowens. Row 2 IL to Rl: ' J. Allen, J. B. Williams, H. Hytche, F. Jones Morgan, J. Smith, Mr. G. D. Waterford. DEBATE Ei ie FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Row I IL to Rl: E. Gentry, B. Cobb, B. Edmond, K. Leggins, W. Simpson, C. Albritton, Row 2 IL to Rl: G. Cooper, J. Tyson, C. Billingsley, S. Mc- Neely, E. Liggons, G. Hall, E. Harris, G. Gray, H. Booker. L. Gissandaner, R. Turner. Getting scientific knowledge is o good business investment PHYSICS CLUB Row I IL to Rl: D. Wilson, D. Lewis, L. Taylor, B. DeLoney, S. Tlnreatt, M. Herd, V. House, S. Batson. Row 2 IL to Rl: B. Burrell, B. McNeal, W. Newton, Y. Harding, T. Webb, P. Fulsom, L. Pierce, G. Brown. V. Mewborn, D. Smoote. Row 3 IL to Rl: M. lvlcCorvey, C. Morgan, H. Kearney, O. Johnson, H. Hytclwe, D. Miller, L. Brooks, M. Wells, S. McClain, B. Denton, J. C. Williams. Row 4 IL to Rl: Z. Finley, W. Dulan, R. Alexander, A. Chandler, C. Barclay, S. Tate, L. Yeager, L. Foster. C. Beatty, M. Moore. A -3... I cb I . as sb 4. www IQ -Q' i's. il NY A- 'I-is RQ g I50 1 V, QQLVXBDB if Lfifuf 3 wk L C M 1 . if - 'N . was CAMPUS BOOK CLUB - Row I KL To Ri: J. Simpson. L. McKinney, D. O'Neal, S. McClain, T, Rogers, R. Neal. Row 2 CL 'ro Ri: C. Hawkins, G. Pafferson, D. Fioyd. S. Johnson, L, Jacob, S. McCiinion, B. Goines, A. Young, D. House, C. McGlon. Serious minded sfudenfs join in comparable clubs' ocfivifies I0+h GRADE Y-TEENS Row I IL fo Ri: M. Brafion, D. Dixon, Z. Roberson, P. Pofis. R. McNeai, E. Clay. Row 2 IL fo Ri: C. Clay, D. House, C. Joinns, D. Taylor, C. Mc- Gvion, J. Law, M. Johnson. Row 3 IL io Ri: J. Turner, R. Lacy. S. Harris, J. Lyons, B. Goines. B. Baggeff, S. Newfon. JV il l5I , , 4. ,, 2 L R 1? 1 r if x . Q3 X . f . wr- MF' iv .. ' .eg -. K J 4' 3 , Y A fi- vi , . - s A s ' Y f . L .. N ,. 1 ,Nag D 6' V . f 4 A 1, ax. ' os. ' 3 , ,X rg? ,N x IL ' 5 l , i. Q f at x ie Q . . :S y , e Q s ' 5 ,, ,- X 8 if Ilih GRADE Y-TEENS Row I lL 'ro Rl: J. Dayenporl, C. Highlower, A. Holman, S. Buckner, T. Grani, R. Brown. Row 2 lL lo Rl: Y. Simmons. Y. Harding, S. Threaii, J. Willis, D. Floyd, C. Wallace, P. Murrell, S. Holloway, G. Paiierson, K. Clay. Row 3 lL lo Rl: D. Johnson, M. Ray, S. McDonald, L. Walker, S. Williams. B. Benne-H. R. Spears, H. Booker, G. Harlcins, G. Williams. Row 4 lL lo Rl: F. Moore, L. Murray, P. Davis, K. Dickson, W. Mayes. A. Arnold, P. Walker, D. Washinqlon, Mrs. Vickers, T. Hall. Groups' major ocfivifies focused on Christian ideals I2'rh GRADE Y-TEENS Row I lL lo Rl: M. Moon, G. Cooper, J. Hines, Y. Davis. F. Caricr. K. Bowens, P. Bacy, C. Braiion, V. Williams. Row 2 lL 'ro Rl: S. Edwards, D. Diclc, W. Newlon, L. Raylord, Z. Williams, V. Marlin, P. Jones, L. Jefferson, A. Ray, P. Folsom, G. Hall. Row 3 lL lo Rl: K. Calloway, M. Jones. S, Jernigan, B. McNeal, R. Robinson, D. Richardson. D. Moore, S. Jackson, D. Jones. D. Bowens, J. Johnson, L. Pogue, B. Denlon, D. Miller, P. Leach. Row 4 lL To Rl: D. Smoofe, C. Carler, C. Moore, K. George. B. Homer, L. Broome, M. McNeal, G. Chisley, J. Clay, L. Maflhews, M. Wells, P. Knight K. Preslori, Y. Ward, D. McGee, P. Colbert G. Jones, P. Davenport P. Twiggs. 'v 3 l52 Sfudenfs in orf C , . Develop folenfs 4 HOBBY CRAFT CLUB Row I lL lo Rl: E. Dubose, L. Freeman, G. Jones, H. Thomas, R. Posi. E! . I -:IH Q ART CLUB l r i , ' - -N fs... . f z ,,-eww. l e 2 X rf: 3 K7 55555 . ,W , ,.'???i4f f L is uni. 4, 3 ' . Row I L 'lo Rl: A. King, L. Howard, Z. Williams, P. Collins, B. Jones, R. Wilson, J. Breedlove, L. Johns, M. Braggs. Row 2 lL lo Rl: R. Nelson, S. Walker, L. Sfewarl, C. Dick, S. Holloway, B. Hughes, J. Aslon, L. Johnson, R. Warren, E. Henderson, B. Williams, M. Nelson, D. Dick, L. Chandler C. Alkins. Row 3 lL lo Rl: B. Preuilf, M. Williams, F. Cox, M. Nunley, A. Holman, H. While, S. Walker, S. Franklin, S. Jernigan, S. Washingron, S. Olden, J. Turner, H. Lasfer. Row 4 lL lo Rl: W. Thomas, N. Washingfon, G. Ray, S. Williams. J. Morgan, bard, G. McCauley, L. Long, 6. Jackson, E. Jennings, T. Fulson. J. l-lishaw, F. Edwards. C. Hayes, L. Hub- . i NL 18'-.M I53 - 1 . .. , . ...f ff+ V. 0, . 1,3 , .. , .1 ,f-mn... If ., .f J-n MU ALPHA TH ETA . . C Row I IL Io RI: O. Johnson, K. George, J. I-Innes, E. Terry, G. Parferson, D. Jones. Row 2 IL Io RI: Mrs. J. Pefers, D. Smoofe. P. Twrggs, F. arfer, A. Scorf, L. Pierce, Mr. T. Lewis. Row 3 IL 'ro RI: P, Shamps. M. Barnerr, C. Morgan. P. Leach, K. Pafion, C. Barclay, L. Pogue. Academic clubs have languages of their own endeavors FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Row I IL Io RI: M. Moore, K. Bowens. E. Terry, M. I-Ierd. C. SmiIIn. Row 2 IL ro RI: Mrs.- K. J me, L. B ,J. I-I' F. C I D S Mrs. C. Chafman. Row 3 IL Io RI: K. Parion, L. Jefferson, P. Collins, E. Manous, G. Rhone, E. Reed? C.SBarcIaIfITWn Ines mer' I moms' 0' -5. le PR is , 1 If ' ' 3' mf. A fi' 'ESP a X4 VICA MORNING Row I IL fo RI: J. Anihonv, C. Johnson. J. Jackson, F. Johnson, C. Bledsoe, D. Brown, M. Jordan, M. MurrelI, D. Coafes. Row 2 IL To RI: I. Cooper, I. Thompson, L. Maihis, D. Myers, H. Gulley, O. Johnson, D. Davis, C. King, D. GuyIon, J. Winfield, C. Howard, C. Lewis, Mr. D. ThreaH'. Row 3 IL Io RI: E. Jones, D. Howard, H. Whife, L. Sheifon, M. Smi+h, R. Bryanf, R. Shinn, W. Purnell, P. Davenport L. Gaines, S. King, M. Berry. R. Williams, V. Shannon, E. Johnson. Vocofionol trainees' club furfhers inferesf in frodes VICA EVENING Row I IL Io RI: E. Owens, S. Johnson, 6. Logans, E. Dubose, F. Caddell, R. Post S. Sanders, M. Arinwine, L. Davis, H. Hammons, L. Russell, C. Hayes. Row 2 IL +0 RI: A. Davis, J. Hines, A. Cavis, M. Jackson, R. Hamiifon, C. Long, C. Oversfreef, A. GarreH, K. Thompson, M. Cum- mings. Row 3 IL Io RI: A. Lusfer, V. Carruihers, M. Harris, M. Sanders, H. Hodges, R, HIII, M. Kinchion, M. Brown, A. Brooks, L. Jamerson. Row 4 IL Io RI: M. Youngblood, E. Jennings, E. Cayion, R. Boyce, M. Thompson, D. Braggs, L. Morgan, G. Heafh, R. Taylor, L. Horion. Z I , 'IS- 1.5 sa W idas f E . g L X i'X wx fi ol -gifwiaf. Q3 W School poper published 9 ln our own prinf shop Waller Ogles worked al lhe mos? imporlanl machine in 'fhe prinl shop as lar as large composilion iobs is concerned. All copy for lhe newspaper is sel on lhis machine. Mifchell Youngblood made up The pages of The Trojan World in lhe prinl shop. WWW 5 ' . I 1 49915 an Il? lt s The Troian World slaffers working under Mrs. T. R. Parks were: Row I lL lo Rl: V. Mewborn, L. McKinney. P. Smifh, A. Wilson. Row 2 lL +o Rl: W. Williams, L. Pogue, C. Moon, L. Johnson and C. Hawkins. 0 l56 Q ff Wrfaf, 3 : -an.-, f . fr ,. , f im.-fa Ms' Q . 15 'V aassss -s ,s a'aN.,,,,x -ss .... F ,- ' . Z -' . i .,.. Cropping pictures and drawing layouts is a time consuming process that must be done constantly in order to meet deadlines. Barry Gardner worked at nights with editor John Williams. Cheryl Reed and Lawanda Long mark pictures and place them with the proper pages. i E' L S XA! ,Qf.if g f- , ,, 1, '12, .S'wm1se:3fwa- , ' if.,Q A -. 1 tr ' V AL ri HH- . M an 2 fx A, il 5 Diane McGee made many of the night sessions serving as a typist for the hundreds of pages that had to be typed. l l iff: Y I iii in Co-Editors John Williams and Betty Neal select one picture from many possibilities to fill a hole. Several Yearbook staffers Attend NSPA Convention 4 ' . EI ' K U f- . A -a..j1Q - fi g l Staff members Clarence Beatty, Phyllis Smith. Jolinda Heath, Sheryl Mc- Clain, Barry Gardner and Wayne Williams check over the orders to assure that all book orders are accounted for. I57 P? A x. is .56 0 . QC. EL ki 0 . iw! if-1 Q sf .QQ 'Ja . Q I 4, 0 L Q 5 n 'Wh ,,, . ' ww 7 -of Af s H ,I 8 . ef 0 l ,Q Q S 1 l . .Q . , N - Pj - 3 4 A . 'f bw P Q, . Q at u .x I., If ' ' 1 3 v 3. fi-A 4 Y N! X I l .KY ga Q 4 1 vr A -18 'lu A, , ' ' G was .. ,.-, wr-1 P 5 3 1 f'l 1 4 an tg! 4 4 x. 315211 M- ,xi , 1 ' UJRZAM? A , 01 nuvrv 9 .. vw K ',g J - mfg! j , . 1 1: - l i f 7' , V . y W,-.,A,l fi itil .., it ,ai K- , 1-.L , k' I 'I' f J Ai mu . .V . 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