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

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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

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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' ,