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

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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

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.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

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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