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

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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

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,,,.-. 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