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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

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Yet it always works to the good of all concerned. 5 Fortunately, the good times outweigh the bad. We have the memories of Douglass in our hearts to cherish forever. The best memories are of goals we have achieved and dreams fulfilled. T - Tilllllllllb U? Q . 4335 6 - Hello f .-W.: . w I 4 f L Swv 5 , 1,1 F E .f , 'N1' A'-- 5' Z-:Q L5-q ..,,Wji,' -xv : 'Ry ,.J,Q, 1 gQ Sv' ' '- ' A 4 F x If E' .fi A A + V k 1-5: fimmif-fig. az1m :EXE ii , ,,,ii,1?F,5,, , , ..,E,, . .4:,w'?-. wwe, W 5 ,fl .. :Kim in -4 Fifi' ,. 4 , 'M '-. 4 1 -1 Q 1 1. Y Cn Step Closer 5 Y .is .pg am. vw MM, N. .., 221 X... Everyday and in everyway, there are changes happening all around us. And with each change we are a step closer to our goals. Often we come across obstacles which delay our achievements. Somehow wins ,,,, ,. - ...sue M 4 4? 'S we seem to strive harder, and, in turn, the end is more rewarding. The excitement and the trauma seem to make it all the better. The memories of it all, everlasting. Hello JF Q GA .W fa: r - an is an A 'ar 141 4?-r xx if FACULTY Q i t Dr. Dawkins shows his concern and involvement by working closely with the staff and student body. Assistant Principals. L. Allen D. Jones C. Miles IO - Faculty Today we all realize we are confronted with more prob- lems locally, nationally and internationally. demanding more knowledge and skills than ever in history We are faced with an explosion of knowledge, we are faced with a burst of technology, we are faced with the discovery of new forms of energy, we are faced with the rise of new nations and a world-wide rivalry of idealogies and we are faced with a new leisure, thrust upon us by automation. All of these affect the training or retraining of t.....-ur Wits!-A. young men and women. This brings into sharp focus the responsibility of secondary education. The future which we must hurry to imagine is already at the front door tx. If there was ever a time when parents, students, and educators needed to have an understanding . . . an appre as , Qqx ciation of each other's problems . . . it is now -V If 'N .15 Let us strive to become, One Step Closer to that goal 4 www xxx? - June Dawkins - ' A '. .' . . , -., p ffgf Principal . l. X. L, ...A- 10-.A ...+- Always In D mand Left: The office is always a busy place. Mike Summers makes an appointment to see his counselor. Lower left: Mrs. J. Cudjoe. as she straightens out a freshman's schedule. Below: Darryl Humann and Carolyn Threatt talk to Mrs. Moham about career opportunities. 'xl if J' if ha l 'W '-s ...:. -.. 'ULU 'O ...... As Counselor. my concerns are many. l hope to aid my seniors in gaining responsibility. initiative. punc- tuality, and the ability to make good decisions. As the years have gone by l have watched the Seniors of l98O mature physically and educationally. l can see them coming one step closer to their main goal, graduation. -L. Moham L. Moham M. Ross L. Walker J. Cudioe E. Chatman Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Secretary s '54 s . Q, hai., l c 52 H vs . .s,. ' xx ' - .5 ,. ' Xl f . y ' CHX U n, J. ' x ff A15 'l3.s. Faculty - ll e Staf 5 ' .,i1X f Offic WN? .5 f ' ' . F.M.Cudioe Activities Athletic Director Director Each day brings us closer to the goals we set in life. Ideas and ideals sometimes seem far away, but each step can bring us nearer to what we desire. What ever our goal, if we grasp and hold to it, it becomes the wisest decision we ever made. We should be determined to invest our life in the future. Only by in- vesting in the future will our invest- ment yield good dividends. The most precious privilege you can have is to share with others in the making of great enterprises. We must remember that our desires I2 Faculty become our frontiers. lt is the fron- tiers that are capable of shaping great people. The future is filled with challengesi the process of do- ing things, of asking questions of reality. and helping together with many other people to find answers. This, I think, will endear us to come one step cIoser to our goals - a good education - the answer to tomorrow's needs. Mrs. F. M. Cudjoe Director of Activities D, Jones L Hope G Johnson ik? Office Staff Step Lively wt-Q, p-:LL RIMS-.... ,N x 1. -wp -V .-4 .. ' :ref e iw The library is a place where stu- dents can come to dream dreams and make plans for the future. There is a large variety of printed material to guide students toward new past times, horizon, and goals. The library staff tries in every way to help students reach out to new meanings in life. I think it's exciting to work in a high school. Every year there are new students to get attached to and with every graduation a feeling of sadness to see them go. But there is always hope and excitement for their future. -Ms. Overman --1-iq-1 Aix Above: Stacy Lewis enjoys free time spent in the library. Above right: Carl Lattimore enjoys the variety of books available for reading pleasure. Right: Use of the reference section is shown by Lisa Green. Below: Michelle Simmons gathers information for an English project. I4 Faculty 'Q 'M M. Overman M Hutcherson J Rutledge -Q :I ufffN 1 j out - s : f vw Goal . . 5 S B. Sabb y f ,P , K Ti - f- . A , uf l e . l A 3 W I Ez Q 2, ,A ,Q Ag , ,W Q' 9 ,K V A Y S. Crenshaw 0 .D eu .: ua M 6 O P ESSA hievement. ' i-3? 'l Left: Student Aide for Mrs. Sabb proves to be a great help. Top: Lecia Swain and Gerald Crawford participate in one of many school sponsored projects, the Student Store. Above: Cynthia Ruck waits to confer with Ms. Crenshaw about SAC activities. Faculty .: .2 Tn : l.l.l Teachers Get In ABOVE Mr Winston engoys an Intelligent conversation over lunch with Kenny .lack ABOVE RIGHT Mr Reed explalns the basics of grammar to Romame House and Brenda Boykin RIGHT Class discussions and student partlclpatlon prove helpful in Ms Werneke s English Classes , I if J 'E as X 5 ' x aff, M. Nowak B. Oglesby R. Phillips J. Reed ENGLISH . 15 gli' ' Left. Mrs. Robertson shows that individual help is essential to learning. Below: Mrs. Ferrell explains a difficult lesson. Below Right: Mirka Markham wonders about the practical application of Spanish in her life. Below Left: Mrs. Henley takes a moment to help out. Faculty - I7 Reading, riting And R m Our goal, as always is to produce a yearbook and newspaper which reflect the aspirations and concerns of the students and professionals at Douglass High School and to present the truth about the system that we function in. This should be the goal of quality journalism. lf I can teach my young journalists that fact is often more interesting and more enlightening than the fictions the media bombards them with, then l can feel that they have taken the important first step . .. toward understanding the responsibility that freedom of the press carries with it. J. Werneke mberin id-tm Y vi . X r'i' -'06 Above: Mrs. Roberson goes over the day's lesson with her class. Below: Coach Kelly takes his free time to grade test papers. Center: Mrs. Phillips N' Mendez Y' Robertson finds humor in a student's composition. -I 1' t i, , c .J . J. Werneke E. Dodson N, Taylor S. Tilsner .1: .2 Tn : x, l8 - Faculty ' VME 'nur-7 , 'V' Left: Mrs. Taylor takes the time to y ' explain a difficult lesson. Below: Mr. C. 1 Shipp prepares a lesson for his history A class. , 5 i . .. Y' fu X- . xi, ' . F f ' , 'f ff: V H If . - -::. , . I 1 - 'riff vw 13- iw : ' 3,325 , '.'.' 'N...gv ... .'.:., ' Q ,gf iii 125,-:ttf A-1 1 aft H-s ....- H 1 i I 3 t V ' M . . X , . 1 ,,,t.,-,-.J l - Yr . M A , - x , A E Un .. , . . G. Gunn E' Baccus Onestep closer to true professionalism, improved salaries, and quality public education. X Jim Huff ' , We are one ste closer to tomorrow. We do not know what tomorrow . , , P . . . 5, W- will bring. But through faith, hope and education we will be ready for 'Q whatever the world has to offer. f 9 Yvonne Robertson L J. Huff W. Kelly A. Shipp M. Whalen History R be Faculty - l9 J. Peters -I S. Bomblani . - vm 3- F Q 'f ,-an C. Skogen y HEMICALS CQMPLITERS When asked, how do the teachers feel they are helping their students become one step closer to their goals this year, Mrs. Peters said: In this atomic age, mathmatic occupies a most important role. I do my best to teach the fundamen- tals of math and to instill the concepts of pride and respect for self, home, school church, and community within each stu- dent. At the end of each class I want each individual to feel he or she has achieved something and has been taught facts that may be used to bring him or her closer to the adult world. 20 Faculty r.- ,. - There are many areas of math. This year marked the popularity of com- . puter math. V. Esteban I. Hamdokh Student combines math with chemistry. I... Scott Burgess and Travis Gaines look puzzled as they try to figure out what is on the computer. l lf in 5 E -5 5293 .45'?Tf7f' YA ll Class listens as Tracy Mayes makes a point in chemistry. Mr. Bleuthman said: l attempt to help stu- dents come closer to their goal by giving to them concrete experiences they can fit into existing mental structures. ln this way the student has the opportunity to develop his or her rational powers and thus learn to think about more productive and creative ideas. Coach White said: Doing the best job of teaching that I know how, even if it means being what kids consider fussy and grouchy. S. White J. Hume R. Bleuthman E. Tilberg Kenita Sneed Cleftj Dea Johnson. Cathy Turner Cbottom rightj Display their skills. as they go through steps of an assigned experiment. wx Y' N X , 1 , , NN , t 4 , , , , L 55 5 ' -a-- l wa ' 1 at 4. 4 A , V - ,, ta X, P' . .. ' ,, Q, A .-.af , 'lvi H.. is l Faculty - Il V99 ' A U J. T ,- , , u ,Q it 3 Q. . f t Hs m f 55531 3.1 wi? W t 1' I y W K gs' . , ' . K iw as ' . ' az . l N. Johnson O. Taylor A. Francisco L. Hicks Bu iness nd rt Make Music LM n , , I k . . W ' 'N 'Q YQTTHH. -. . If . W-ev' . . 53,5 Above: the members of the concert choir give Mr. Leroy Hicks a birthday party. Middle. The DHS marching band spurs the Trojans on 22 - Faculty to victory. The music and art departments are very impor- tant departments. Mr. Hicks works very hard to make the Concert Choir something to be proud of. We are happy to see that his efforts have paid off. We are also very proud of our Art Department here at Douglass. The talent and dedication found in these students is not often recognized. To the Music and Art De- partments we say, Keep up the good work. ' 2 1 . a-5 ' , 1 J X u . X, ' sir.: . al., ills,-:gf-Q -ww Q P. Bley H. Donnelly The Home Economics Department includes the sewing and cooking classes. Students benefit from these courses by becoming prepared to live on their own. The sewing classes have shown us what they can do by putting on Fashion Shows and through window displays. Our Business Department also prepares students for the outside world by teaching them job-related skills. 'Un-. gxsti Q Faculty x ,V , QZSMYW gg 24 - Faculty , F ' - tail' , 1 4 '-.. f,--cg. , W. Elia W W ' li if af' 'H . -fi 1 K. Williams D. Hodges t -he 1 ' ft ts- yy 'gf . ti , A f 1 11 . L-f K. Flaherty B. Quiros '3 i. W 3-' g. P 'W IQ. 'H R. King K. Jones Our classes provide the necessary atmo- sphere that is condusive to the various learning patterns and rates of our stu- dents. We provide a basic curriculum along with a work-study program which has proven to be an integral part of a well balanced educational program. We feel the primary purpose of all education is to teach people to think and to be responsi- ble to and for themselves. In order for an education to be meaningful, we must learn to challenge all the things we take for granted, examine all except values and assumptions, and instill the desire to question. We plan to bring our students one step closer by helping them realize what they want to accomplish and how to go about it. -B. Quiros 1 ,,,g Mrs. Roberson looks determined to teach 9 vs M ' Q Wg, ,J ,- lc., V .-V - fe' S . 'f - J ., P - Z X - K -, t 1 X .g A1 ff ' ' sk If ,'W,.,M4i:.Q ge ,t an Students discuss the bulletin board. . 1' K . P' . Vicki Cade smiles after success with her homework, fs 1 lw., Learning in progress. 2' 6 KA fi N V, r A . L ty 0 '5' ' N t . D x 1' -4-V X -J S. Roberson W. Cook J. Neal A. Pulley Li tenin U , earnin Up - P Mrs. Quiros helps with students' daily work. right Ms. Pulley helps with D. Lehman in class, above. By providing guidance which will give students a sense of direction, learning disability classes help students by teaching them as much as we can about the world in which we live . . . by showing how to use time in school to a persons best advantage . . . by helping students learn how to live happily and usefully with others while still in high school and later in life. This year will be one step closer to helping our stu- dents gain independence and become active partici- pants in the adult way of life. H+... Facu ty 25 2 .V ...GM f ' Q . l .A .ff...:z.. ff! ,gf -,,..,..--vw .f Myball teaches students teamwork. L i Observance: Working And Playing OUS6 Q5 , Q Y' if-at I-I-E Q. 26 - Faculty H Ryan U ' . , ..,. H, , , , P, Ingersoll T. Elliott L. Alexander slag' 'f , ' 1 E Dr. Ed. T. Wolfe A. Downing ' I, 2 G. Durham ui U 0 1 i C- Cn The .lob Interdisciplinary Cooperative Education, otherwise known as ICE, is a vocational program designed to give students on- the-job training in a chosen career while students earn credit for time spent in the class room and on the iob itself. Students enrolled in ICE get a total of 4 credits and are also paid by their employers for the work they do. Students work a variety of jobs, depending on their occupational ob- jective - what they want to do when they grow up and get big. Those jobs include secretarial jobs, food service oc- cupations, grocery industry, variety and department stores, and many more. In addition to their' jobs, students join the vocational youth organization, affiliated with the program - VICA. Through this organization, students build leadership by participating in various activities which supplement the learning process. In all the ICE program brings students one step closer to their chosen careers. 1-. -,-I 7' UPPER LEFT: ICE student does it all for you at McDonalds, LEFT: Darryl Humman and Ron Shoemake order from ICE student at Jim Dandy's. RIGHT: Douglass students order lunch at McDonalds. SIDE: Students study during ICE class lst hour. Faculty - 27 PS- G. Montgomery R. Harmon L. Alexander L. Coleman M. Benefee FAR LEFT: A woodwork student keeps busy in class. LEFT: Hai Nguyen shows the right way to split a board. -PP' if Jack Thgwer ., 9 i in A , I sqrr no , l 28 - Faculty l?.f.3ff ' f 52' f .v Q-5 --5 A I go E 1 5 , E fu , N Q Q.. fu l si .Z E W 'Q ,,vs f W -U in .f - if U 0 P, Dorn J. Minnifield Ll- L, Hunter o-Tech Makes The Scene Cosmetology is a skill that students will develope to prepare them for iobs, such as self employment and professional hair dressers. Ms. Min- nifield, the cosmetology instructor, says l am proud of the cosmetolo- gy dept. and the students working in it. I hope its success will contin- ue. Food management is a learning class placing students in jobs relating to the fast food industry. The Vocational Center at Douglass High School is one with wide spread opportunities for students to pre- pare themselves for the future. This gives them a chance to earn a living their own way while continuing their education. The classes, rang- ing from woodwork and printing to tailoring and auto mechanics give students skills and self supporting job opportunities. Faculty There ls More Than A Student Body At Douglass There ls . . . Securit Officers, M. Troutman, B. Bailey l Q3 2 eB e Ms. J. Cooper Ms. A. Owens 30 - Faculty CU ': ua '5 '75 Quran! .wir . 124' rm TT fi eff if e ' if yeely Cafeteria workers prepare for lunch time stampede. Although students only mnnut find time to travel to l1S ustodia Custodians work hard to keep school clean. QSYEN Eff? Clubs A r anizations W 2 it gf swf: es' A-4 'E z 4 um 5 , n fs T ' 1-.iiiaaa 'fv 1-- . . pk ,f i QV FBLA-L to R-First Row- Michelle Patrick, Toni Wyatt, Sabrina Goodpasture, Phyllis Cudjoe. Lisa Persley, Lisa Bruton. Retha Chamberlain. Sue White, Pam McCoy, Deborah Wilson, Kim Morrow. Second Row- Carmen Brown, Marshelle Gates. Angel Carr, Diane Mewborn, Pam Barnett. Shaun Gaines, Connie Wright. Terri Perkins, Cheryl Jackson, Deana Gossman, Bert Manghum, Patricia Dewitt. Third Row- Darla Blackard, Natalie Wade, Sheilia Lollar, Phelicia Denson, Cynthia Ruck, Dianne Carroll, Carylon Stewart, Romaine House. Lecia Swain, Joe Taylor, Linda Valdez. Fourth Row- Janie Blanchett. Maurice McCaulley, Taunia White, Chantal Curry, Felicia House, Robin Fize, Darryl Tennyson, Patricia Hill, Billy Knight, and Gerald Crawford. The young people and students of today are often looked down on and criticized to the point of being called irresponsible and self-centered, just to name a few. But look around Douglass High School, what you see will tell an entirely different story. The opportunity is presented for each and every student who will accept the challenge. Many students take advantage of this opportunity by joining clubs and becoming involved in organi- zations and activities that interest them. High School Students are young adults who can accept responsibility, give of themselves and help others mean while. Of course not all young people are like this but then again, neither are all adults. 32 - Clubs H.E.R.O.- L to R Kneeling, Winfred Coffee, James Moore. Janice Williams, Regina Purnell, Cindy Pigeon, Carletta Giles, William Bryles, Dianne Carroll, LaWanna Stoner, Mrs. Hunter. Standing L to R- Marcellus Rucker. Bruce Beasley. Aurora Hildreth. Edred Jackson, Phyllis Blandon, Linda Adams, Billy Brogan, Myrtle Donald, Terry Hudson, Debra Lott, Micheal Haywood, Tony Diggs, Robert McGinnis, LeeJuan.Bowie, and Billy Gordon. xx., .. 1 ft .z 5 ff 'If U Y. ,., QW-.4 3 S sf if if S pez 3 ,L KV' 3' e 5 1 ,S 11 i T 1 1 , 'T , l Culture ln Action Art Club-L to R- First Row- Candy Noel, Darla Crawford. James Davis, Gerald Crawford, Mark Ashby. Charles Harris, Michael Richardson. Marcus Williams. Second Row- Mrs. N. Johnson, John Harrelson, Penny Wyant, Juana Alverez, Leonard Parker. Becky Williams, Lynn Tilly. Mrs. Taylor. Third Row- Tammy Fryman. Mark Johnson. Darry Hilterbran. Debra Stinen, Torrie Williams, Garland Embery, Keith Jones, Demetrey Haywood, Lacy Williams, Terry Easley, Fourth Row- Joe Hopkins, Robert Moore, Eugene Chambers, Terrell Chambers. Terry Cooper, Alvin Dale and Tony Coursey. Douglass High School is proud of a special club sessions on weekends. They take their dancing that the Troians can really call their own, better seriously but when performance time comes, it looks known as the DHS DANCERS . This group was as if they came only to have fun. They perform for headed by students who were high on discipline. a variety of reasons and events from the DHS Talent Their practice times are after school with special Shows to Pep rallies. DHS Dancersl L to R-Kneeling, Ken Germany, Angie Anglin, Donald Threatt, Lisa Williams, Wishbone Royal. Row I- Standing. Shelena Cudjo asst. Head, Cavorius Thomas. Sherry Stepeny. Pam Thomas, Clay Rivers, Regina Stepeny, Head Dancer. Row 2 Standing James Harris. Chantal Curry, Deporres Hopkins, Beth Harbin, Marcus Williams. Shelly Fize, and Tony Rayburn. f of I F22- Band- First Row L To R L. Swain, S. Scott. L. Nelson, M. Randall, A. Smith, P. Williams, F. Kirk, D. John- son. R. Breeden, C. Bradley. C. Turner, and Mr. Francisco. Second Row- F. Harding, J. Sanders. K. Baucom. N. Williams. G. Warmath. S. Lewis. C. Orr, M. Markham, E. Jackson, M. Goudeau, J. Hall. Third Row- M. Gonzales, K. Ramirez. G. Harding, L. Neal, J. Taylor, C. Warner. J. Harris, D. Hopkins. M. D. Phillips. Fourth Row- Grigsby. M. Calaway. C. Frederick, C. Jack- son, D. Ogle. E. Jackson. J. Francis, C. Rivers, J. Paxton, A. Mink, M. Jackson, W. Royal, M. Robinson, Fifth row- R. Threatt, E. Chambers, W. Wilson, T. Diggs. Sixth Row- K. Bradley. S. Carr. Top- W. Knight Perform nee Count lt is very hard being a Head drummer sometimes, but just when l am about to give up, everything seems to turn out okay. His group is better known as the Funk Factory . Willard Wilson Not only did the band perform at school but also at the Myriad, Fidelity Bank Plaza, the State Fair and the 89ers Day Parade. Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect. The unwritten law of Trojan Perfection 151 Being in the Band here at Douglass is a new experience but l like it. Kevin Smith l feel that being President of the band is an honor. Once you get started CWith musicj it's hard to stop. Clay Rivers Band Pres. 79-80 This is my third year as a twirler and l've seen a lot of chages. This year l'm a senior and co-captain. lt makes me proud to be a part of Douglass. Wilma Kirk Drill Team. Majorettes. and Twirlers. Kneeling L to R- W. Kirk, co-capt., D. Shannon. M. Gates, K. Wafer. M. Sim- mons. D. Brown, and B. Dykes. First Row Standing L to R- K. Adamson, B. Franklin, D. Shells. M. Cornish, P. Cud- joe co-capt., T. Wyatt. D. Harris, D. Roberts and T. Davis. Second Row Standing L to R- A. Carr. R. Carnish. M. Rush, P. Madison. S. Stewart. F. Reed. C. Stewart. T. Coleman, T. Cudioe, and A. Thompson. whether it be in the band or vocal music Concert Choir L to R- First Row, Dr. Dawkins, M. Yearby. F. House, L. Tilly. M. Oliver, V. Burleigh. M. Williams, M. Calaway, W. Linzy, W. Royal, D. Hopkins, A. Shanks, S. Green, S. Hammons, T. Lindsey, D. Roberts, C. Hood, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Hicks. Second Row, L to R- Mrs. F. Cudjoe, B. Boykin, C. Vaughn, T. Clark, L. Farmer, L. Stevenson, W. Wilson, C. Stewart, B. Cole, P. Payne, T. Coleman, M. Simmons, B. Franklin, K. Adamson. B. Nelson, R. Stepeny, Third Row, L to R- Mr. Jones. J. Neal, T. Wyatt, T. Blackwold, J. Harris. C. Jackson, K. Jones, L. Parker, T. DeGiusti, T. Rayburn. R. Threatt, D. Howard, L. Swain, L. Green, L. Hollis, T. Combs, Mr. Miles. Fourth Row, L to R- D. Bolden, C. Ruck, S. Stewart, J. Diggs. S. Meador. M. Summers, G. Jackson, K. Kohler, W. Willimas, R. Carter, W. Baker, A. Foster, O. Hancock, S. Cudjo, L. Miller, and T. Lambeth. l feel that Concert Choir is a very fulfilling class that everyone should have the chance to experience. Each participant has an important part to play l wouldn't want to be in any other organization. Felecia House l think Concert Choir is a very important activity. Mr. Hicks goes above and beyond the normal duties of a music teacher. His influence on the students makes them want to have a good choir, that's why l think we do Mike Summers Mixed Chorus to me is not just a class of students. it's more like a family. Most of us are Freshman. and the year started out slowly because we were scared of each department. Seperately, they are but a single sound. But when assembled, they bring together a sound beyond compare. With the beat of our own DHS Drummers, the band, drill team, twirlers and maiorettes snap to attention. With a glance from Mr. Hicks, the choir stands tall. After hours of practice and sacrifice, the results are evident. Their skill and percision is displayed whether it be on the field or stage. With pride in their hearts and smiles on their faces, each member takes his or her place in the line of tradition that has made Douglass High School a true example of unity. other. But everyone is coming out of hiding in their shells to become the best Mixed Chorus DHS has ever seen. Miz: Rush Mixed Chorus First Row L to R- Dr. Dawkins, L. Potts, S. Hudspeth, B. Baker, W. Yearby. J. Bush, T. Pope, L. Giles. G. Hill, Mrs. Allen, Second Row L to R- Mrs. F. Cudjoe, T. Arthur, A. Shannon, B. Smith, B. Pennington, R. Cummings, V. Troxel, T. Walter, Mr. Hicks. Third Row L to FI- Mr. Jones, P. Thomas, S. Stepney, L. Hayes, R. Marshall, C. Harris, C. Seabolt, Y. Holloway, L. Jameson, Fourth Row S. Smith, T. Watts, D. Hayes, S. Jones, M. Rush M. Dykes, S. Colton, Mr. Miles. 4 '33 Choir Sport Make Histor 36 - Clubs At the beginning of the school year, all of us wondered if or not we were going to have an O-club. Well it fi- nally kicked off, even though it was to a bad start. The club probably wouldn't of even got off the ground if it wasn't for Coach Reed and Coach Alexander and of course the student bodyl L to R are T. McGuffy, L. Persley, C. Ruck, D. Hilterbran, S. Johnson, B. Boykin. D. Carroll, 2nd row T. Sanchez. S. White, A. Sanchez. T. Routon, K. Sneed, C. Wilson. C. Nelson, 3rd row, W. Cheststand. L. Bowie, C.Dodde. L. Stoner, R. House, D. Sanchez, Mrs. Alexender, 3rd row, Coach Reed, S. Schum, W. Coffee, R. Lawson, T. DeGuisti, G. Beck The History Awareness club is really based on students who have a big interest in Ckla., U.S., and World History. Although the spon- sor of the group Coach Struthers is no longer with us. the group somehow managed. First row. L to R W. Susouk, B. Wineberry, E. Lawrence, D. Richarets. S. Bolding, G. Beck, D. Crawford, Second row. R. Cummings, T. Fears, M. Markham, L. Doris. C. Bruner, D Lott. J. Canizales, Third row: A. Barrett, J McGown. K. Whitiker, T. Blackwolf. L. Swain N. Colbert, Fourth row: R. Jones. B. Cole, D Klien, J. Sanders, R. Anelase, W. Collins. W. Knight, G. Crawford The main purpose for SAC is to get more minority students involved. The club tries to have at least two repre- sentatives from each ethnic group. We have the Mexican Americans, Indi- ans. Viet Namese, Blacks. and Cauca- sians represented. The SAC members meet with other schools and discuss their problems in their schools, and figure out what can be done to solve them. The Native American club is a club to J bring the students of Douglass High Back row L to R. W. Susouk, S. Brown, T. DeGuustl T Burleson T Haywood D Sanchez Schggl glgger tg the native culturg, The Duaong. P. Wallace. Front row: J. Williams. L Alvarez A Sanchez R Llttlelohn J Perkins E club is open not only to students of 5eab0 'A- Dial' L Williams- Indian background but any one is wel- come. Ethnic Groups Grow In the picture below, front row QL to RJ Vice-President Vanessa Littleaxe, Report Angela Pigeon, Secretary Alicia Gouge. President Terry Blackwolfe. Report Joanne Blueback. Second row: Liticia Alverez. Juana Alverez. Lisa Williams, Janice Williams, Cindy Pigeon Sponsor, Mrs. Stone. Third row: Santa Alverez. Linda Alverez. Mellissa Frank, Maxine Littleaxe, Glenda Herrod. Club Narrow Th E Q! ' ' fi Communication G P Announcers Club- CTop from left to rightj Mary Crawford, Gay Hollis. James Moore. Cudjoe. Carol Dodd, Phyllis Cudjoe, Tonya Haywood, Terrie Combs, Anthony Foster. C Swain. Carrie Hood. Diane Mewborn, i . r 1 f Drama Club- CTop from left to right- Eric Taylor, Joe Mann, Keith Clark, Wes Craig, Reggie Johnson. Yolonda Rowj Celia Robinson, Phyllis Payne. Diane Waggnor, Dalma Dickison. Lecia Swain, Mrs. Robertson. Tomm Wood. Rochelle Johnson, Deana Ray, Tracy Thomas. Alisha Arbertha, Treva Lamb, Shelley Moore. CBottomD Gerome Jackson. Cavorisous Thomas, Aronda Hayes, Gia Walker. 38 - AnnouncersfDrama Clubs . , I , EP I CMiddIe5 F,M. Seatedj Lecia Parker, Maurice Williams Clnd y McDaniels. Grd Rowj Ronda Angela Smith, Sylvester Davis M W-.M l Newspaper CTop from left to rightj Terrie Combs, Anthony Colbert, Roger Jones, Leisha Williams. Penny Wyant, Steve Semtner, Wanda Cuyler, Chris Johnson, Qnd Rowj Cindy Cook, Sheila Wiley. Tonya Haywood, Lecia Swain, Mike Lamb, Ron Shoemake, Jack Grey, Cheryl Griffin, C3rd Rowj Cheryl Jackson, Avelia Sanchez, Alveta Cooper. Roshawn Long, Margaret Moore, Dalita Hilterbran, Cindy Nelson, Brenda Nelson, Darryl Humann. Carrie Goforth, Emerald Equigua, Twyla Routon, Tonya Sockwell, Terrie Longoria. Miss Werneke. Lack of communication is definitely not a problem here at Douglass. How could we possibly bind together on the battle field and at play if not for communication and togetherness? Communication, as we know, is a most vital concept. without it an existence as we know it couldn't be possible. The unique thing about us however, is how we put that concept to work. Through many activities we show respect for each others views and actions, as only members of a school of our caliber can do. We start every day at Douglass by hearing the members of our announcers club inform us of upcoming activities, messages from administration and counselors, and events we need to plan for. We could not manage without this valuable service. The newspaper and yearbook staffs at Douglass serve the purpose of recording some of these same events and activities for our memories and the enlightenment of future Trojans. They are the true historians of Douglass and without their efforts the great Trojan tradition would not be preserved. The Drama Club at Douglass provides the Trojans with cultural communication and entertainment at assemblies throughout the year. All these groups keep the communication lines open. Yearbook CTop from left to rightj Miss Jennifer Werneke, Dalita Hilterbran, Cindy Nelson, Cris Johnson, Margaret Moore, Roshawn Long, Brenda Nelson, Ronnie Shoemake. Qnd rowj Gay Hollis, Cheryl Griffin, Lecia Swain, Terrie Combs, Wanda Cuyler, Darryl Humann. NewspaperfYearbook Clubs 39 Usher Corps, Row It Michell Patrick Barbara Rich, Karen Rikli. James Tomkowski. Lavonne Jamerson, Madame James Ind. Cheryl Lane, Shaundra Gaines. Teresa Wood, Michell Yearby. Andre' Mink. 3rd. Robert Marshall, Anthony Foster, Carla Haggy. Vincent Colbert. Together We Stand Students from National Honor Society perform at ChiIdren's Memorial Hospital. National Honor Society. lst Row. Officers. R. Shoemake, Pres P. Cudjoe Vice Pres., C. Griffen, B. Sanchez, T. Degusti, T Combs. L. Farmer, K. Morrow. S. White, D. Wilson. Ind. T Sanchez. N. Johnson, Sponsor, J. Taylor, P. McCoy. L. Swain. G Crawford, M. Crawford. E. Taylor. C. Hood, J. Neal, P. Dewitt Srd: J. McGowen. B. Nelson, P. Barnett. S. Bolding, P. Denson V. Douglass, M. Moore. D. Hilterbran, C. Nelson, J. Neal, 4th: R. Wheeler. D. Humann. C. Ruck. T. Haywood, D. Mewborn. T. Wyatt. L. Persley, S. Gaines. D. Carroll. D. Taffe, B. Petre. G Hollis. Not shown: M. Haywood. L. Combs, L. Logan. The N.H.S. comical characters stop to pose with O.U.'s chicken in the lobby of Children's Hospital. 40 Clubs The Usher Corps is a very useful group of young people at DHS. They usher at all of our assemblies during and after school. These young people are the ones to help make our assemblies more enjoyable. NATIONAL HON- OR SOCIETY. These young people are the ones that put all their effort into their work. To these young people it is an honor to be in this club, because to become a member you have to maintain a certain grade average. This year the NHS made a few things for the ill children at Childrens Memorial Hospital, and presented the things to them on Halloween. The MATH CLUB consists of Freshmen and Sophomores. Most students join this club Math Club: Row l Bobby Pennington, Robin Fize. Patricia Norton, Eric Taylor, James Harris, Row 2: Mrs. Peters, Wendall Knight, Gerald Crawford, Clay Rivers, Aaron Davis. to get aide in Math seeing that as a freshman or Sopho- more math is a requirement, and some students have a lot of trouble in that particular subject. The MU-ALPHA- THETA. This club is for Juniors and Seniors ONI. Y. This club is a more advance math club. The students in Mu- Alpha-Theta are the ones that help aide the other Math students. This year the sponsor of both Math clubs is Mrs. Peters, she is one of the most loyal teachers at Douglass High School to put up with students like us, And we the students here at DHS appreciate her and other teachers like her very much. Mu-Alpha-Theta members are: row I: Bri- an Pitre. James Perkins. Mary Crawford, Otis Hancock, Lecia Swain, Mrs. Peters 2nd row Toni Wyatt, Pamela McCoy. Diane Mewborn, Lisa Farmer, Tonya Haywood, Phylis Cudioe, Avelia Sanchez. 3rd row: Margaret Moore, Pam Barnett, Tim Degusti, Kenita Sneed, James Tom- kowski, Wade Williams. ' W . fill Left: Ron Shoemake, Donna Taffe, and Gay Hollis participate in other school activities such as yearbook. besides Honor Society. Above: Math Students displaying their ability on the board. Cu s 4l You C n't Beat That Trojan pirit CHEERLEADERS: Row I Brian Pitre Row 2 Ellenor Royal, Karen Shannon, Lori Combs, Sharon Bolding, Sonya Godwin, Row 3 Cheryl Lane Ruta Tyler, Charlene White, Shanta Grant, Lisa Potts. PEP CLUB: Row l Rita Tyler, Cheryl Lane. Ellonor Royal, Sonya Godwin, Sharon Bolding, Brian Pitre, Karen Shannon, Lori combs, Charlene White, Shanta Grant. Lisa Potts Row 2 Torrie Williams, Vicki Hornbeck. Yulanda Reader, Cynthia Wilson, Christina Donald. Michelle Yearby, Vicki Richardson, Arnita Yearby, Pamela Wallace, Tonya Patterson, Dia Johnson, Paula Littleiohn, LaVonne Giles Row 3 Kathy Turner, Traci Jones, Pam Jones, Alisha Arbertha, Marcellas Green, Tran Chestand, Cynthia Loudermilk, Roshawn Long, Margaret Moore, Carla Williams. Inell Manigo, Brenda Williams, Yolanda Halloway Row 4 Terri Combs, Yolanda Madlock, Lisa Shaw, Celia Robinson, Nadine Orange, Debra Richards, Gail Beck, Beverly Wineberry, Deitra Williams, Marie Johnson, Shawna Colton, Vicki Washington, Mary Ervin Row 5 Mirka Markham, Susan Meador, Ladonna Hayes, Dietra Long. Claudine Robinson, Tonya White, Nina Webb, Allen Shanks, Rita Stancell, Marsha Beasley, Vivan Moore, Tyria Pope, Shelly Slamons, Marie Gaddis l fx sat-,sw JM... FOREIGN LANGUAGE-Ist Row: Terri Sanchez, Rachel Wheeler, Jeannie Neal, Donna Taffee, Felicia House, Madam James Ind Row: John Shields, Lisa Persley, Brenda Boykin, Ron Shoemake. Chantal Curry, LaVonne Jamerson 3rd Row Collen Orr, Stacy Lewis, Romaine House, Robbie Snow. Shaundra Gaines, Monica Randall 4th Row Susan Meador, Darryl Humann We're earnin In A y Lan ua e St dent Council- Row I Tonya Patterson, Gerald Crawford, Phyliss Cudjoe, Diane Mewborn, Tonya Haywood, Mary Crawford. Tim u DeGusti, Lecia Swain, Terri Combs, Carrie Hood, Robert Jones Row 2-Fran Chestand, Lawanna Stoner Evelyn Lawrence, Reginald Littlejohn, Avelia Sanchez, Carmen Brown, Gail Beck, Gail Warmath. Lisa Farmer. Randy Dewitt, Wiley Chestand, Michell Patrick Row 3- Tracy Cudjoe, Steven Shumm, Joe Taylor, Lisa Persley, Lavonne Jamerson, Sheila Wiley, Rochelle Stephney, Aaron Rayford, Wanda Cuyler, Shaundra Gaines, Pam Barnett Row 4- Mrs. Cook, Marie Gaddis, Phyliss Madison, Phylisha Reid, Greg Walker, James Cole, Alamo Smith, Eric Taylor, Roger Hill, Darryl Ross. pd 4-Q Y .. .Il i its F51 1 'lull 43 V'ca hapter Gains Strength Fifteen classes each con- sisting of vocational stu- dents. get together and then form the Vica Chap- ter. Mr. Benefee, the Vica advisor, has much pride in this organization. This year they collected the most toys for the Toys for Tots drive held by the Stu- dent Council. This year, as many in the past, Vica holds a sweetheart Ball by invitation only. Vica has come a long way and from the sound of it, is going to go much further. Vica Chapter Council at an annual meeting. iff 'f ffl? li P z Q Mr. Benefee, Advisor. rrsy, ,ggi 4 2? 5213 lg! Vica Banner and American flag L .9 GEN ffc Q STUDENT 2 LIFE I ,Q Douglass 'Www Miss Margargt Moore Trojan Kenlta Sn ed Homecoming l979 R1 Anthony Mlss Douglass Miss Shelly Fize Dana 019 Be Y Homecoming Week is a time of contest, royalty, and magic. Contestants sell their hotlinks and candy, with one goal in mind, to become queen of their respective class. Much hard work and preparation goes into the Homecoming itself - behind the scenes. Administrators, faculty, parents, as well as students have an important role to play. But the students seem to be the ones who benefit most, they reap the glory and then share in the fun. Homcoming is a time for love, romance, fun, and excitement. If you are fortunate enough to share in this experience, it is one you will remember as long as your memory lingers. Dignitaries who attended the coronation were Mrs. Freddye Williams and Dr. Tom Payzant. At the coronation, Dr. June Dawkins addresses the crowd. X I x X, 2 gh During halftime Miss Sophomore, Dana Berry, is crowned and kissed by Tim DeGuisti as Lecia Swain looks on. Homecomin Activities Wind Down WM Z , , Regina Stepheny and Leonard Parker honored Miss Freshman with Satin Doll . 1 Ant ,ster honored N c, Q 5 . uch Me . MCs for the Coronation were David Terrie Combs and David Howard honored Miss Trojan with Misty . Howard and Avelia Sanchez along with Phyllis Cudioe and Tim DeGiusti. During Halftime co-captain Kerry Madden kisses Miss Trojan as Steve Johnson looks on in anticipation. 'fikijb 'Svf The Music Departments, both vocal and Instrumental play an important part in the Homecoming festivities. Each year Mr. Hicks chooses five couples to sing to the five queens and their escorts. The band, under the direction of Mr. Francisco. provides the Homecoming game halftime music and program. The Football team for whom Homecoming is purposed, is also caught up in the excitement. They are the main reason along with the entire student body and faculty of Douglass High School and it's many communities. . ' V g ,J Fifa' .far , 1 -' ' -5: 4, ,,.V Ng vw is v -.um-1. 9 E 4 .B , . , - f I DH . .Goin Place We're on our way. really going places moving all of the time, the pace quickens, hurry here and there gotta go no time to wait Don't hold me back, let me be me, I want to be free. that's what we're saying. From the young Freshmen through the underclass Sophomores and Juniors to the upper class Seniors, we're on our way, going for all we can get. But with independence comes responsibility. Duties must be ac- cepted, goals set, problems rec- ognized, challenges taken and so- lutions put into action. Always keeping in mind our beginnings and those who have helped us. Make sure you renew your insurance. Mirka Markham is ready for the streets. X. Fu itil M Above: Mr. Miles on the prowl in an empty hallways he seems to be doing a good job. Left: Security guard. Officer Bailey on this little go-mobile used to track down students who don't goto class, or can't seem to find their way around. ' 50 - Student Life nX. ...X .xX Pierre Holman: stuffing a machine to stuff his face. Always time for a smile 'D e--e-.3 t N , Q, i s Time just won't stand still, the sun's on the rise, minutes slipping by, times goes on. Day drawing to a close, who knows, what tomorrow holds? All we can do is wait, we can only hope for the best. Time is rewarding fur those who wait Take a little time to rest and hope. O E Ms. Pulley's had all she can take. she's coming Chantal Curry is losing touch with reality, it can OUIY 80 on 50 '0nB- the end must CONW- unglued .. . fading away .. . . . . UI' two. i ,jiiiiiil ffl Vgm:.g, I 5 ,M C W' '4..,.f'A Yearbook Km And Quee F g 7 fi 5 IIC EE Above The candndates enjoy the program from the stage after being presented to the student body Right Anthony Foster suns a trubute song to the nominees. A recent addition to the Royalty at Douglass high school is the Yearbook King and Queen. The candidates were chosen by the Yearbook staff for out- standing citizenship and school spirit. By purchasing a yearbook, each Trojan was entitled to a ballot to chose the outstanding Senior young man and young lady. The candidates were presented in a program promoting this year's year- book. The young ladies nominated for Yearbook Queen are Sue White, Donna Taffe, Pam Wallace, Cheryl Griffin and Gay Hollis. The Young men nomi- .. nated for Yearbook King are Joe Tay- lor, Cavorisouns Thomas, Ronnie Shoe- make, Robert Acosta and William Mor- ris. The i979-80 yearbook staff would like to congratulate the nominees and win- Sue and Robert Cheryl and William new of this honor. ff 2' Left: M.C. Terrie Combes introduces the nominees. Above: The audience enjoys the program. Student Life - 53 Food, Friend un Above: Students wait to go through the lunch line in the cafeteria. Above right: Terrie Sanchez, Lisa Persley. Romaine House meet to go out to lunch. Right: A conversation in the cafeteria is a great way to catch up on all the gossip. Far right: Kathy Adamson and Karen Shannon stop for a candy bar on the way to class. Left: Jim Dandy's is a popular Trojan hangout. Middle left: Jeanie Neal enjoys eating in the cafeteria. Lower left: Students use the drive thru at McDonald's to make it to class on time. Upper right Students take the time to relax on the patio. Lower right: Trojans love to spend their lunch period at Geronimo's Bakery. ve' f v -.., X M 'Wi I ...,a,. wt. ii .ygnul-if-.fola W F 7 ' Q' Most Trojan socializing takes place during the two lunch periods. Dur- ing this time you can find romance, lasting friendships and plain fun. Students spend much of their time on the school grounds. The patio is a favorite of many. There are also many popular restaurants in the area where students meet. Students patronize Geronimo's Bak- ery, Tom's Market, Jim Dandy's, Sonic and many other local fast food restaurants. ..b---'-- ' FU LI- L Q1 W fu Ll- S Q1 W fu I-L S Qi V6 CU Ll- Student Life TrendFashionTrendFa hionTren Fashion has long symbolized a changing of an era. Decades pass and along with them. everchanging fads and fashion. Every decade has contributed to our pre- sent fashion trend, because without our re- alizing it, the styles we classify as new are without a doubt only former fashions with a new twist. What is fashion? The dictionary describes it as, a mode or current way of dressing. This definition gives the impression that to be in fashion one must wear what everybody else wears and that is not true . . , fashion is how you feel about you, and what side of This year focused on the soft feminine look. Many young ladies shed their ieans and slacks and discov- ered the dress and skirt was not all bad. Above Stephanie Allen poses with a look of sheer tranquil- ity. you you are trying to get across. You can see that with the year of nineteen eighty rolling in, the change in attitudes, our nonchalant way of dressing seems to be out. A light is leading us into the future which is reaching us ever so fast day by day. Our mode of dressing is making its mark, some how signi- fying our nearing adulthood. The Fashion Trend that is about us now, then, is the spirit of a change, the individual approach, and also the sign of a new beginning. After all isn't fashion a never ending pattern of beginnings? Sophistication cannot be left out by any means. Indeed the new era has brought out a new pride in the way we dress, and a representation of the person we are. While some young women limited their wardrobe to slacks. others continued to wear them in a variety of ways, with varied accesor- ies, and with class, as Sher- ry does here. O O Fa hionTrenclFa hlonTrendFa .fn ,, PV' 1 9, Y,t,'Q'Z :X '?9?,,r, no ,Q H iY'ei lf' 9 y 'nun' -,war I ,'niat fr 'fr 'H w it ii: Shades of the orient describes the attire of DePorres Hopkins CD James Harris Cry shows jeans, a long living trend, will never be out grown. --sfe, f Pierre Holman. left. not only models well but also sews well, here he poses in one of his creations. Chantel Curry demonstrates her version of sophisti- cation. as she looks calmly into the midst. 3 3 I , -mfg' . ,V Right- Tim Deguisti shows that lean can be clean. ti-.,..a., 'wg K ki ,Q Q ,.,. , 3' MM ,W I .Dfw fv ,sw ' fl H ' fx , A l I ' , 1 ,ff K , :, ff ' -v - - 4 Qual hlon W V5 19 -1 SD V6 15 W V5 1 Q Student Life - 57 Super Trojans Shine Through Behind the scenes students involve themselves in numerous activities. Morning inspiration is a group consist- ing of students who take time out of their own daily lives to help others live their lives easily, while other groups like the Kilties, are more for fun and entertainment. The Kilties are a group of young men and women who prac- tice and perform Scottish music. They march to the music while dressed in Scottish costumes. They march and perform for activities such as the State Fair as pictured here. we,-f 'AS QW' Kilties-Gail Warmath and Dia Johnson prepare to march at the State Fair. . ,tl fi-A xg.: N. lt fl Alternate drummers and band members we can expect great things from: Top- David Sioux, Greg Farrell, Bottom-Jammie Harrison, Todd Davis, and Neil Snyder. if-. nun: ml llll lx .. T ks' Mornign inspiration's Thanksgiving food basket drive. Mr. Huff. Lester Shipley. Wade Williams, Mary Crawford, Tonya Haywood, Tim DeGiusti, Diane Mewborn, Front Row-Karrie Goforth, Emerald Equigua Aides Provide Needed Assistance Connie Casey shows that there is a lighter side to work. Lisa Green assists the librarian in search of overdue books. With all of the extra work piling up in the office and library, help- ing hands from eager students brings much relief. These stu- dents are called aides. There are aides for the office, which help with records and attendance. There are also aides for the Ii- brary. These aides help in the finding of overdue books, stamp and shelve the new ones, 'and run various errands for the librar- ians. Aides can also be found in the nurses clinic. They help with the small duties such as, check- ing students in and out of the signing sheet and filing records. In some casesnaides receive a credit for their deeds. Checking the attendance records is Edie Pitts. Student Life - 59 Tr Couples today are a changing group known as pairs, steadies, boyfriends- girlfriends, lovers, mates, or whatever seems handy at the time. Even though young men and women haven't changed, their ideas and ways of thinking have taken real turns and no one knows whether they are for better or worse. Today couples are more open and honest than their parents ever thought of being. A person's own independence is now their most prized possession and they'll do anything to defend it. With the awareness of the ERA, both men and women are caught up in the struggle for equality. But no matter how many discussions take place, men will still be men, and women will still be women and TROJANS ARE NO EXCEPTION! Wishbone Royal. a sophomore eagerly accepts hug from girlfriend Tracy Cudjoe. li! ojans Make Loving Fun! Junior Sharon Denson and Senior Steve Johnson pause for a Senior Terry Cooper convinces sophomore Latrisha Norton that photograph. they need each other. 60 Student Life Trojan Togetherness , '-if 151 if -.r ' 4 H. - if Y -'elf' .kv I 'is' M' j-M s-s ' f'N 55jji'j ,Q , ,. ,. .WLM , .B ,I wi n A quiet stroll and quick kiss are shared by junior Brenda Nelson and M' ' ' 'AL 'Uu- semor Da Y' Humann' Taking time for a warm embrace are junior Anthony Foster and senior Brenda Boykin. an Receiving a loving hand from senior Cris Johnson is sophomore Mike Summers, Seniors Charles Paxton and Gay Hollis look lovingly into each other's eyes. Student Life - 6I Trojan On The Go Despite the expense of gasoline, maintenance, car payments, and other money paid out to keep a car running, a surprising number of students drive cars to school. Now that the students are able to park in the parking lot of their choice, they seem to be exercis- ing more overall responsibility. especially in keeping the areas free of litter. It should be plain to everyone now but for those who do not know, watch out when those Douglass Trojans take to the streets. 3' WMF-, bn Um N ,-4 c -f-'- 4 lx , .... Y., . fs- - . ,..c.. Sr. Class President Gay Hollis drives her mini-version of a presidential Iimosine. Some people have it really rough, as demonstrated by senior James JD Moore. 62 - Student Life 1 3 I Whether in the parking lot or on 59th street. senior Karrie Goforth always gets a look. Sophomore David Ogle agrees, the fewer the wheels the less gas used. gygg 5 t a 1, 3 N M iff B , ,,,. ,M wil W f r f F o a n r Ford all the wayl says sophomore Wade Baker. 4-K ' bmw P' 'LSR wh. 2 w ,, it , , .,,,.l....ounur Ili Freshmen Class Officers: L. to R. Sandra Wafer. Treasurer. Phylusha Reid First Vice Pres Aaron Rayford Pres Phyllis Madison Second Vice LaDonna Mayo. Secretary, Donald Threatt. Reporter Dedication I The Key For Th C ss Cf S3 I would like to thank the freshmen class for electing me as their president. I believe it has been a really great year cause after all this is our first year in high school, and I think we responded to it very well, so keep up the good work seniors of 83 . Sincerely yours. Aaron Rayford we -x . ,T :nm ,wx ' . I ,, . , I' .. f -gm g, X, . j ., ,' A ll gl f '-A-Q 1.4 . z si' 1. Newcomer Take Pride A K. as it . m W K I in an . Q . nz, ., 1 ,, vs l lift ., - W ,. ff- 2- ,i w 3, ty ' is ' ' ' 1. fir , 5 f PWM f 1 r.. - W on 1 ' A N f ' 5' asfzlf w . ff-M The freshman class showed their spirit by participating in the homecoming activities. George Acoff Arthur Acosta Jacqueline Adams Lorie Aday Kathy Adkisson Keith Allen Lisa Alexander Ray Alexander Steve Allison Agnacio Alvarez Leticia Alvarez Linda Ames Micheal Anderson Scott Anderson Sandra Arnold Tammy Arthur Sharon Ashworth Mary Bailey Nedra Bailey Bonnie Baker Debbie Baker Marcia Beasley 66 - Freshmen Kari, a freshman, stops at her locker on the way to class. be , 4,5 Terry Bellamy Billy Belt Jeff Bishop Tony Blankenship John Bonness Ronald Booker Kim Borquardts Dale Boykin Cynthia Bradley Tonya Branum Chris Brewer Carmen Brown Paula Buchanan Tammy Burleson Angela Cabrera Vickie Cade Valarie Carter Terry Casey Penny Castle Ronald Chamberlain Debbie Chapman Fran Chestand Ji JJ, L45 af .5 , ,a .I Hi lx T f bggfuapg vb M- in K 1. rj B If . . L .. sq, 4? V .J 'wg-Q V- , 6 1 ' T , ,X K5 A S? 1 if AQ , C iv -Wig F M T - 9 led is -B B it S11 '. ' ,V 'L,r fi ez fs, J K f 2 H A v y . 7: ' , I 7' ' ,'-C' . X , v A button displayed by a freshman shows their spirit. ,, f , . if-E-T ',1 . ,. C- t i, iylwgftf H if - M .B A iff - i t gf, 'V 'YE 4 3 N. iw g . R, A '- ,-W V., 4' i ' .Q .2 Q, N ,V QW 5 W M My x., A B it asm . fllif Q 4,77 ,. if K 5 B B e o , ' if K 'll 5571-V I t xl ' liefff ,. if , ting' T A i 5 4, ,, Lf., -A 21' mr .T 3' ' 5 ,os as I U w 'VK . V T -'iiy Ht R .'., th, 'Z xxas- C ,ii Q f 1 if TSE? 1,5 w if, e : , -- fu-as . Frosh Fee t Hom Q . Y f'S '7 ,A 'ia,,i ' We r , , ' I A ,ar r Sf' Q ri In f A , . ,- ,gy A , i i nf' tw-- vt' V: ',v., ,K 'A s. Ast E, , ,Q . Wish-,K 'Y :J u , ,C 3' 2 ,T fr ,f ' H653 - Til it i ,jf V M i We Chuy Sanchei shows handle responsibility for faculty members. .0 'Us ,N ,a A rdf X that freshmen can by running errands Terrie Childers Shawna Chilton Donetta Coffee David Cole Joe Cooper Tony Coursey Gloria Cox Wes Craig Sherri Crandell Timothy Crittedon Tracy Cudioe Gerald Daniels Steve Davidson Arron Davis Dianne Davis Patty Davis Todd Davis Angie Day Felicia Deanglenet Luther Deboard Joan Denwalt Robert Diaz Dalma Dickinson Reginald Dillard Freshmen - 67 68 - Freshmen Victor Dizer Christina Donald Racilus Douglas Trudy Dowd Angela Dowden Nina Ducan Elizabeth Dugger Terry Dunn Tammy Dunsian Ngoc-Cinh Thi Duong Eddie Durley Berval Dutton Mark Dyayb Terry Easley Cassandra Ellis Garland Embery Kenny Emerson Jarline English Maria Espinoza Blanca Equigua Greg Ferrell Debbie Fittler Luther Fletcher Gilbert Florez 1 t',', if W. .' ' Q33 . xi lf .,,. I .1-1 ,irt -,Ri ni at is gi ,.. .V we-,-, MW , if it at ,. .. 4 -. L 1 ' QTL R If v K . fri 'tilts -, 1 K as as 'fi' f , if 4 1 t fi' i. , ' 5 ' - Q'-r .f U f ' 1 M, Debbie Chapman shows that physical educa- tion, a required course for freshmen. can be fun. in-11 5.5 'ws at Q, Q i'f' i f H -mf Q. y has F A ,. , 1 . r 57' Q as 4 li -M. Q X fi-5 N' ' K it a , Q s ' ut If R' A -c Y .4 1 ,,,, R, .f A- ,531 ' . N Q, 14 1 -' -5163 Q ., 4 . Q D- .A . 1 3 W V, W ' J' 5 K A 7 y 'A vi m f F 'X at Q C all E 4- -.0 ,E .. . , , Academi s Are Appreciated 11 ,ig f if Y 1 P Q.. f+.:Ts2 pl env is ,. ' -Sze if 4 ' : 1 ' F r 1 f I Y A E 3 ,gy AQ'-'Q V A as fr T, Y, In 3 f 5 F ifmffze- ' ia ,Q H4535 , ' ,ity L - , fl Eff: -5' Ni? if , Q F V A n f - ' ' ' n Q, ik? l, , I qs 5, , -- gl . Q 1-, ,gl fy , I . ,,.,, I ,fs 'L' fi zf --.- a I , Y. me V V530 V i ! U ,, . K , jx '--4 1- ' i X - ' .4 Kf ' 1 - , ,f 4,5 5,22 x eg f Q P 4, ggi, H 1 ,. Q. Freshmen in Mr. Reed's classes learn by the of a video tape machine. Q Donald Francais '5 my 1 ,1731 yy ,mfg -The 3 ' f Melissa Frank 'Af' j- . if' , Sandra Franklin Steve Franklin Clifford Fredrick ' . Teresa Fox Richard Funderburk 8? ' xi' I 'Z sr fi' ll , ,QW if ' ' , re ii wp i Kristene Gaines Ken Germany Earnest Gerth LaVonna Giles Mike Glass Micheal Gonzales Billy Goodpasture Pamela Grate Lawrence Green Mike Grigsby - Terry Grigsby Clint Hall Priscilla Hampton Wade Hanna ' Phillip Hardines , 6 , use Freshmen - 69 Frosh Make M morie Greg Harding Paula Harmer Richard Harmon Barry Harper Danienne Harris James Harrison Harold Haskins Jackie Hathore Ladonna Hayes David Haywood Elizabeth Helms Janice Henry Tim Herrell Jenna Hill Darryl Hilterbran Denny Hilterbran John Hood Shelia Huckeby Sherry Hudspeth D'luna Hunter Barron Jackson Micheal Jackson S Where am l? or Who is that? are phrases which are familiar to most freshmen at any high school. lt will take a while for them to adjust to their new surroundings, but becoming oriented is fun too. It seems there is so much more to do and more to learn. After the fascination of being in high school wears off, some freshmen may even dread the long, tedious four years ahead. lf not for the football games, club activities and social events associated with being a teenager, who knows how they .,., would make it. Although they may not realize it this first freshman year is the first step in preparing themselves for the outside world. Their schedules are filled with courses they had never even heard of before. Sure, you think these four years will go slowly. But there will come a day when you say they went too fast. As you take that last step into your future, The Class of l983 may yearn for these cherished freshman memories. . ll 5: R J' ' l at . s X '2 - ' is ' ff M Q' f,.-' A M 'lm-, Si .1 ,... fe- A+-ff T J as so aes- J R 'l g s f g . A ,, -,,.f s In I . . y fl! el il All X gi .Q .M 1 i. .,..: RTL' . if J C' . L' P . . ' . - . rf ' . l . P - t- I ,.i he - if A ' 4 f if , ' ' . 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Carol Paxton Richard Pearce Angela Phillips Danny Phillips Dennis Pickelsimer Tyree Pope Lisa Potts Sonua Powers Jimmy Preston Marilyn Ida Ragsdale Kerrie Ramirez Mary Randell Monica Rundel Aaron Rayford Keith Reece Phylisha Reid Tanny Rex John Reynolds Kevin Richards Kyle Richards Beverly Richardson Micheal Richardson Leon Ringo Denise Roady Freshmen - 73 Lisa Robertson Claudine Robinson Julie Romo Armado DeLa Rosa Donna Ross Teddy Ross Penny Routon Mia Rush Chuy Sanchez Felita Sapp Roger Satse Lori Scharabok Elaine Seabolt Denise Shells Lynetta Shatswell Janet Shelton Debbie Shray David Sioux Shelly Slamens Angela Smetts Ben Smith Glen Smith Starla Smith Neil Snyder Jerry Sockwell Arthemeis Springfiels 74 Freshmen ' 3: all - in AY' . - Q- ' -A 5, A i iii xx -4 fi.. K n ,, t ,. ii ,i,K 'gi ' 1 Vi, M ku, Q' 'Al y - i , i t , fx, Q 12 -O1 ' , S 1' fa ' If .. if v mi 4 , A e 4: ,fri 2' . , , ,. is , . 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Q , , , .4 ig,-. f sf H 1 ,. s , f T , -Q, egg- .1 4- tygg T W ' H xx t ,, a ? ,Y MIKE I 175. sy BN V-'Q gm Az: U li at , ' 'H -K. 1 I ' f W t .5 55 fa , aw 'cm .1 Q we fy V 1, A .. .,, L 4, ,L ,ta a Q- E Cyndi Stewart Danny Slowers Michele Strader Ruth Stremlow Jon Susouk Corinda Sutherland Bert Taylor Andre Thomas Pam Thomas Robert Thomas Dorcus Thompson Darlene Torrance Alma Trevino Jeanne Troxel Linda Valdez Jo Ann Vetter Jeff Vickers Sandra Wafer William Waggener Gia Walker Freshmen Two Freshmen girls catch up on the latest gossip during a lesson in Mr. Reed's class. ,af J, You C n't Have Mary Walker Steven Walker Tabitha Walter Cathy Ward Ricky Watham Thelma Watson Jesse White Vernell Wickware Brenda Williams James Williams Margrete Williams Tony Williams Pertister Williamson Don Wilson Jimmy Wilson William Wineberry Ronda Wood Rhonda Wooden Bobbie Woolf Q rs Tammy Woolf ,T Q., Q54 Darake Wooten Ervin Wyatt A e Willow Yearby f ' Micheal Zeigler y i? A I L' i Henry Zorn f' A T fi, fi , ,,. 76 - Freshmen .. in J . 1- sa , 5, ,J , QX'7 ii 4 f- , A ' T, isvfly.. ,t.. limi , M... fi ' - f -. NT 5,35 ' ' Q , at 4 Q r W ,L Q i T O0 Much Fun . W ,A ish ? ' ' I ...nf K I .. N1 ff' ' Q .PN , WV 1' i4 it . , 1' ,9 ' ef? li.. 0- l i ' ' - -W Ma, ,, ,. 1 Mrs' fa, 'Mitt ' t L' .1 , Q 1 J' If 1-'V , TF ,.,, 'Q H 1, 1 l feel that as the sophomores of Douglass High School, we have matured a great deal from our freshmen year. We now know that everyone has responsibilities, and we are willing to live up to that. As freshmen we were very curious and playful. Now that we know the do's and don'ts. we are able to set examples for our underclassmates as our upper classmates set examples for us. We are aware of the happenings around Douglass and are always getting in- volved in different activities to help keep our school spir- it. Like they say: No One Can Out Do, The Class of 82 Gail Beck You C n't Out Do The C Cf 0829? L. to R.: Angie Clapp, Assistant Secretary, Sue Stewart, First Vlce President Gall Beck Felicia Kirk Second Vice President Tonya Patterson, Student Council at Large. Bottom Row L. to R. Eric Taylor Treasurer Michele Simmons Secretary Shawnta Grant, Historian. Reporter, Reggie Littlejohn, Parliamentarian I 78 - Sophomores Cleo Allen Teresa Allen Juana Alvarez Roy Anderson Robert Baker Wade Baker Joe Ballard Kerry Barnhill Anthony Barrett Keith Baucom Gail Beck Dana Berry Tony Bettes Lewayne Beutler Marsha Black Terry Blackwell ..' QQ 'l l', , , g L X has 1 , 5 W 4- ,1-, fy. 'W 'Z lzlfll V x I1 . exam -J., ezwf- -..vrfH A New Goals To Reac J 4!'i2 F y 3, , f J . lv' , 'V . x B ' N K N. A A U' by ' W 'vb W ,, I ha In ---4 I 1 f f ,, W UL Q , A V -M I ,. C 1 ,K K gk ' K 1 . in 5 A hfsggt, ., f W l -5 ,Q , lv xx of C J 'f - ff 2 l :auf .J ' f .4 V , f f' - e- . f had . ' fl X 'Bl N ' W I f I i X .D ' J ,X ,, v ' V i . L - , '4 B 'L ' y W ' if I -4. ' ' X Q A ' 4' ,- . J 8 Q -g. Q fi? 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Mike Summers accompanies Susan Meador in a duet for the Homecoming Coronation assembly. tlio J f f fs . .. ,- Q J fi f , sf: 1 ,ff J i B IA at A 1 y fi i ' I l H a w.: f gi J wh , 1 2 .0 . j,,:4igvY 7 so vig, : L Q Serif: J vrxffi' f'x Hg! 1- fav- Johanna Blueback Gertie Buchanan Anthony Bogan John Bowden Clinton Boyd Donald Branum Sherrie Brown Tammy Breeden Brian Broyles Veletta Burleigh Keith Burden Johnny Burden Joe Bush Mike Calaway Shari Campbell Wiley Chestand Sophomores - 79 Anthony Colbert Brian Cole Ella Cole Woody Collins Sherry Combs Carla Crawford Gerald Crawford Regina Cummins Regina Curtis David Davis Syl Davis Howard Dearman James Deboard Sharon Denson Danny Denwalt Randy Dewitt A privilege of many sophomores is to take the driver's education classes offered here at Douglass. -M-sw www we ...x in fix , . Q 5 .u , . , 3, 4. if g l V ,V if-1:1 s ?i iT'Qfi.g, i A '- I V V Q 2 ml lf? il? 'lf 9? 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' N 'F 'fggg' F sw: is as ,, , , 'A ff' ' ' 2 Ax 'rg . 'V A 1' , -- ,jf g' , W xg. W lf, J Q X Up ln The World A 4. .- f K V f 1 7, 'ig af 1 , Z 'Ll A 1 f, , ,, V A ,gg P - F gt - .. D V , - x- f 4 - K. 'ff' ' K 'N..: ef, if J , ' gf' of V ff ,J Wig, F ' Y: Mary Ervin Rosa Escareno Ronnie Ewy Tanda Fears Ricky Ferrell Delvin Franklin Angela Frederick Tammy Fryman .. ..,y, is Gene Dodge Lea Dorris Margie Dotson Viola Dowd Tracy Durley Theresa Dykes Roxanne English Alfred Engst - sf--dvi L Ricky Ferrell pauses on the way to class for a drink of WBKEF. Sophomores z Li., .. Lora Fuentes Marie Gaddis Rena Giles Sonya Godwin Steve Goforth Sabrina Goodpasture Shawnta Grant Lesa Green Lisa Green Allen Griffith l.amar Grove Vicki Guy Yalanda Halloway Denise Hamilton Shuna Hammon Jeff Hancock iiit we -. I ,ag i Egg J v ,i t , .' V 5 ' H . f . I LX ff A 4 ' t 2 1' . A . Sql K . ,A , . ,, f E K , 2 E V1 7 ,fig-Qigfe, i' , at ' LN N 1 is i , ' X '- - Fw : J- K - ' w vf 1 ' G 4 A 'if' ', ' i 1 fx ' Q' 'it ' n , 5' Mr. Walker shows an expression of enjoyment in his new role From behind the wheel to behind the desk. , M, n,, W. Zn-- l WA Go For lt. What Have You Got To Lose. As a Sophomore you are changing. You've grown up from being a freshman to an upperclassman. No goal is too far to reach. You're putting your roots in the school. Showing you're proud of D.H.S. This year you'll more than likely be on the streets. Driving down the drags. Picking up girls, running from guys. 3. ,W b .t A rm T Q... i ,.,.. 5' ,:e:,X, . . .A may gifs X 4- 4 J 2 ., Yi x i i J' is :Q VN :,.L,' g,yg, it ., 5 Q .. ,. S : LM, xx i ,it ,Q e 3. pgs . A, s X 6 V' .., J-1' A 1 s .ic f r he SL 2 is as I kk K , Q3 Tr 1 xv' ' .., ,Hips JJ . iii W . 'J Danette Hana Reggie Harding John Harrelson Donna Harris James Harris Judy Hawkins Roger Harison Gordon Henagar Andy Henseley Glenda Herrod Johnny Hinson Randy Hood DePorres Hopkins Don Hudspeth Charles Jackson Dia Johnson Mike Johnson Pakama Johnson Sophomores 84 - Sophomores Food For Thought . . Randy Jones Roger Jones Kenny King Debra Klien Wendell Knight Tammy Lamb Evelyn Lawrence Greg Lee Tim Lee Dave Lehman Tammy Lenhart Roderick Lewis Ronnie Lewis Terrie Lindsay Vennessa Little Axe Reggie Littlejohn Terrie Longoria Joe Loper i 'rv- ' gn,- E, I SWT' -- - W L Q ,. wg W A KN, sz ai K Q -as y ig? f e 4 V X ,X 4 '6 Q 2 n 1 t S3 X .1 -c ' ' 4 H ,ggi .... , N. Q .L . Q-.. ,M L a '- ,W M, ii R gy f V1 .iv pf' ' ht. 2 A I V X - V J Lawrence Korstiens and company posing before a brunch. .L fe- 3 ' Q Q - Gln fe A 3, j ky fy ' 4, iff 'L T ,5 T . 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Q? is Gala Loudermilk Inell Manigo Mirka Markham Billy Marstellar James Martin Teresa Martin Lisa Mayo LaDonna McCauley Dennis McGuffee Matthew McQuin Billy Metcalf Danny Mockabee Ella Moore Robert Moore Linda Neal 1 s Jn yi 'EMIW i1 -fri L. ,, 'QW-17i9'lZwifffiiifiii L. ,si ' '-', ' ' ' sf-Q N X H J-.Tl fa MAI 7f-iffu i t ' ': .. ,-:Qs- Y it , at Q A , '- ' We f r-'2 'VM.v, , N A if We - W' maj 4 - If s . - J -..' Q- , wept . ,fi-5' . M Sophomores Sophomore Com In Han Farrah Nichols Dee Dee Norton Tonya Patterson Jamie Peak Bobby Pennington Danny Pixley Tina Plunkett Rita Prior Ramona Purnell Tony Rayburn Debra Richards Kevin Richardson Lennell Richardson Clay Rivers Alvin Robb Jr. Donna Roberts Alvin Robb and John Harrelson are lust in time to save these travelers 86 - Sophomores in distress. It ff' J? v-,,. .H-. 'fbs V510 Wx.,- 5 -e fin 'U' x - . A W .V 3 .Q a 5715 Et. . ' ' fra .- Y pf gf .1 Wg W if .I as .QR W., , .1 ., so v. ff if P Lt9'f'. 'S '-aw :idle 2. 1 15 Q .- . f e ,W .QA ,gg if -- Qf- ,' 5 fl A avi' ,ww t Q N i- Yxpgl ' ' cl fu. 5 y A .JV 5' Y , 1, i l, ,y'- if .ig W5 V 1 4 3 Q -I .Q -1 5 Q4 eg , .A A' VE ' H75 25 y 52,5 , lf '- . . ,. , ,M W, . to 11 't 3 M' R' Q 7 H f' - Q 21 . NH, ,t v F7 J ,.... Mtn. J ' . .iifi--.Jaw-ve' LIP ff---if Celia Robinson Tessa Ross Ellenor Royal Wishbone Royal Della Sanchez John Sanders Wayne Scharabok Steve Schumm 1, . emma T e Class of 82 made their opinions known during the teachers strike Donnise Shannon Kevin Shelton Lisa Shaw Michelle Simmons Frederick Snider Arthur Smith William Snowden Tonya Sockwell 88 - Sophomores Teresa Stevens Sue Stewart Debra Stidham Jeffrey Straden Tracy Strong Mike Summers Wanna Susouk Rex Sutherland Ricky Taylor Tracye Thomas Glory Thompson George Tong Teresa Torres Blanca Trevino rf' N,.f' iw S ' ,I . . . S lm, .5-Q' 4 , ,P W' . 2.4, - 'Lk fs ,,,- 1 .wfsblyfi Cathy Turner Thomas Thomas Rita Tyler Guess Who? Dana Berry. at gg? 1 1 X . ttf j 5i' Q e , ,. as Av ,K N f, ,Q S . T N - it your queen. ex- .ffm .sa Q N' - i f .. ef? ' Af s J'xSwgy ' , 4 W as NV . ,X ff - 3 fig! X Q 4' . , , X Q or sy it ' . f . EX W X ,- , - ' Lf tary ' T f yyyo ' 1 . WE. 'T T X I y S. 5 Q K ,, 1, 4. Q f as if ,1 1 L by x ,, 1:1 of 5 V- i A t ' l we M x ,Q . rj X sw.- ' t . -5, !. 2 I t ' V - ,B t, 'f ,f , fr' is -X ' , 4 V . '. ' ,Q ,E -' I 1' ,fr ty ,Q 5 .. Q X 4 4...-2' rs 'v . or 1 Q ali! l :gag I-Qu, vs ' - E f ., , wa we-A 3461 'U W. , Eff K QV? Em ' lj' r ' 1' S 1+ L r X ' Sophomore class president Gail Beck crowns Miss Sophomore, Dana Berry Chris Vaughn Penny Wall David Wells Marcus Williams Brenda Wilson Cynthia Wilson Terry Wilson Kim Whitaker Donna White Lisa Williams Beverly Wineberry Dennis Werner Fred Wright Melva Wright 90 - Juniors VG- 'V 'Jai Top: Diane Memborn. Baya Sanchez, Lisa Farmer 2nd: Phyllis Cudjoe. Pamela McCoy, Tonya Haywood. Brigette Franklin, Front Gerome Jackson, Shelena Cudjoe. Brian Pitre We Are The e t, We Are Th Cn We Are The Seniors Of Sl I feel that the class of I98I has achieved many goals in many areas. As a class we participate in most activities and strive to do the best we can in what ever we do. We attend class well and most of our grades are kept up to par, we have a lot of our school spirit and support in every way possible. l think the Junior class is the best thing that ever happened to Douglass and will be for a long time. Shelena Cudjoe Junior Class President ,ga i l Shelena Cudjoe Junior Class President Juniors Strive To Lead D.H Delia Alarcon Johnnie Anderson Alisa Arbertha Mark Ashby Pam Barnett Darla Blackard Keith Bradley Ricky Branch A Karen Brown lil' B Lisa Bruton V H A ii' ,gg .ff ' . ' - ' - ' aa ff 1 U' w 5131 I. J f-' JA X..-, . Sharon Bolding f ,ffl 2 5' X , ' F' K x ll Dewayne Buie 1. Each and every year a great deal of responsibility is placed upon the Ju- nior class. As usual, their primary concern has been producing the Ju- nior-Senior Prom. The juniors are responsible for planning and financ- ing this gala event. The Seniors of I98l are making their presence known by their participa- tion in civic and community affairs. This Junior year is important be- cause these students must get ready for their last year in high school. They must make sure that they have taken the courses needed to prepare themselves for college. Aptitude tests can help the juniors know what careers they could per- form best with their skills. ,IN ri,,..S 5 YIM, XF il .Q-A 5 Mr. Fran works with Music Theory Students. Greg Burgess yy Q f Q A Q Bobby Burleson A i' ' t 4' ' Ronald Carter ,s,' f ' Vg ikibbkf vs - if Fidel Cerda Q l if . ,Tm in .P g r C ' sfasii' ' 'K S . L . , gg, f .2 A LZ '- ' 1, m i?- L21 ., i, I X .I ' ' t 'f' f l , ' ,f 5 -.Ll A sz' .. x K Jacqueline Childs - 'l i ,X Sharon Clark . W A 1 Stephanie Cole ' 'A 'R it Tammy Coleman , 0 V ni ,. K , A W 5 ' il -C ' ., :V 'A' . vxxvx K' , M f- -x'g r K' f w M' ' ,. ' 'Q' i f -w Vg . y ,P p . 'K EQ Y l ' A fl. I Cynthia Cook C Alvetta Cooper Robert Cooper Regina Cornish ' ' . r 'l . PF' , 11' 1 ' 1 - 'vw 5 f I 4 52.5 11 , T ' 'SJW .1 J 92 Juniors W, 4 rv ..,. - W f li ll. , . , ' l ' J ar fi 5 sas. , , ' vi .. y XM Juniors Seek Advancement was -4- s. . .4 R55 xii. ,fi fx i, ' Q NW ll. i . E , 5 fa 1. -A Q me - if If. v f -. , V. ' , ,s M l , - if I In , A ,ix -,sf k ., W fx f. ss.. I W vu. , 0.- . , -' SJ' , Q Q avr-,vs A -L-.... ,spru- I xox' ,..v- ff s I I an-V: , N ,ffe 1 it Bart Cox Delores Curry John Curry Steve Daniel Myra Davis Issac Davidson Tony Diggs Roland Dimery Valarie Douglas Leceta DuBose Anita Dumas Lisa Durley Joie Ellison Danny English Emerald Equigua Otis Ervin Rosa Escareno Tim Fischer Preston Fletcher Reginald Flowers Juniors 94 - Juniors Anthony Foster Denise Fox Brigette Franklin Vickie Frazier Norvelle Gaines Shaundra Gag? ' Tr'avis Gaines Terry Gardner Marshell Gates Keith Gatlin David Gouge Gerald Grayson Terlyn Harkey Charles Harris Donald Hart Brenda Harvey Demetray Haywood Tonya Haywood Minnie Henell Joseph Hopkins X ' iff at 3155 as . . A ' Ll W an J 4 J ,edfv Q we i ' :AN Q J ' 4. UN W Alvsx N V f'Wi J , j We el, is ggiief ' .g I 1 ' ' W, at . , , G arai J f X f -X .,,, , , , ,iyyiyy, . 3 . M, E G A vm ., . og . 'X ' v 'V R V W i'... . ' ji if - c f W1 , . J A 1 l 1 fe ' 'w r V .a i at , ., 3, .,a-, sgprwam liww ,, me V, ,1 ff gf H bf 'WM if ..,lf-Jfiiie i '- . T-, -- iw iiv H of i' xv if' . ' i v I Members of the Junior class add to holiday cheer by putting the finishing touches on Christmas Decorations. Q-fp' i i Juniors Seek Self-E pression . A 1 A W J ' ' David Howard T J ' M P .,t: l 1,,5 ' W Kenny Jack D J 'E Cheryl Jackson 2 Z' W' 1 M ig Lavon Jamerson ' -f 3 . 'J fy, '35, ng- y 1 , , J . Vt -. J ,.. 4- 1 .. 1 : A A 5 .. W w 'ETJ MQEQQ , - it A V 1, 'V fs Q T , TW, l J , V 'J 3 V ,. . gif. W as , J I - 4-I iff 5 HH ,n V-K ' gi st ' f'i,g?,, y ' 4 525 'QQ JP' f-5 'sf I L' is ,Q-2 ' .- A . ares 4' .Q ' 5 ,B f ,, ,, .. is A Qi Dian Rhodes and Denise Polk experiment with the latest I E, Fe Cathy Jenkins Deborah Johnson Reginald Johnson Joreen Jones -.I Keith Jones Kevin Jones Victor Kemp ' V Cheryl Lane N I I , M .A- lfa Uvmge W I fmt styles. WJ' T . 2 lf, . 4 . .we f isgs . sa. 4 Y .ki q. Y Q Juniors Cute But Clever Lynn Lantz 'QQ J if V Carl Lattimore ff, I Lawanna Logan Sheila Lollar I Roshawn Long Robert Marshall Tracy Mays Maurice McCaulay ,. , fs. , . K is M u A MJ af H 1 S 4 3 A William McClellan A Tommy McDaniel ,-My Q :ir if , in M :mai sz 'f . D -,., , P wi ' . ' H ' , Janice McGowen ' 1 ' ffl Y, P .,L. , 9 ' -gi V g he Y fo r Va K , 1, J , ' if ' W ' with-3 ig. f 3? f 'll-5' ri 1 , . ' 1 , 'l f L' A ' ,JNQP .Kp il f Q Xa : . is-'viii N - . V igg y fi L H- 2' l , 5 N M. M' 52 i A I j , ug Roger Mead ' 'ZW 1 'Ti ' , 1 -' . y, eg Q e if . ', S tw ,, . J Q . or 3' a ggi I H-1 X 4 . ' ' 0 ..... tin' 521. 1 , izkl 5' . V 3 Sheila Wiley and Sharon Bolding take a peek around the corner to check if V the way is clear . WVVV jp 96 - Juniors Q11 W' W .W ,,Ws a 5 - no ' X 4, fv A , L he R L, . hlr dtw-., .v E x ag y gl P f -flu, 4 if A , I i 'S '51 15' X 1 156' V sr WEP ' 2 'H .. 'J L' ff ' ' . if ,,,: 2, L. to R. Kenixa Sneed Tracy Mayes Sheila Wiley, Roland Demery Shelena Cudjoe, Wiley Chestand pose while in between class break Dian Mewborn Lisa Meyers Andre Mink Kevin Mitchell Margaret Moore Calvin Musgrave Janie Neal Richard Nealy Brenda Nelson Clara Nestell Candace Noel Nadine Orange Leonard Parker Robin Parker Michael Parks Michelle Patrick Buddy Payne Phyllis Payne Terri Perkins James Perry Usually, one of the high points of the year is Homecoming. Enthusiasm 98 - Juniors and school pride is seen in these Pep Club members. Warren Peters Anita Pierce Angela Pigeon Edith Pitts Darryl Pompey Jay Pryor Vickie Richards Kim Richardson Wade Richardson Karen Rikli Stephen Robb Rolanda Romena Darryl Ross Twyla Routon Avelia Sanchez Jim Savage Christine Scales Greg Scott Sherry Scott David Semtner iii ,,,., '5- we ,,, .gf 8 -.Q is .Q ff W its V3 ' r V Y is R so Af' :fi ip , I X f .M ff -K , X I ,4 ., g -wr- f 'Vi A. li' .t if -, rf- '-f vw. , Ky 4' s ..x X ' X t- M J X ' X Q ,. f , wr. . x , 'v r u Zi, T T, nr ' ,Jigs-fvw'l g+.pTC11 - ' FN -my 1 . . JI 1 V f' i .- 1 2.0 X 1 ' .az .Q 0 .t 1 -Qi L5 , 4 X 'WNY' Q5-v 9-x Tx I S V4.7 TZ s if to y't' s S rm W- - v v pp i',7 1 1 K W lx-1' - I i H 13 ' A S if y if Q 4. Qv P , X. at Q j-14 3 . ' . i Qin , civil .. A 5 it ' E K. A: ,L. 1' . Social Life Not Neglected Cynthia Shannon Patricia Shray Kenita Sneed Robbie Snow Margaret Moore and Roshawn Long listen intently as Alvetta Cooper presents the details of her weekend Alfreda Thompson David Thorton James Tomkowski Myra Vint Natalie Wade Karen Wafer Delores Waggoner Cynthia Walker ICD - Juniors Gail Warmath Shelia Wiley Carla Williams Robert Williams Wade Williams Maurice Williams Nathan Williams Deborah Wilson Charlene White C.L. White Theresa Wood Connie Wright Penny Wyant Toni Wyatt Michelle Yearby ,, , 6 l 'LW Q It IU Q, ' 5 K ' , X af.. V L . x ,. N ' 1' 5 , fb as , 5 M i - 4 - ,- g -... K 4 ,hw ' .' f 4' N V Y' 1. f l 5 s W5 r 1 TE A, .W . t 5 w4sgs.' K V -t of -- -'fm-. ' . .A A. .,.b 4 5i'?'G-5.1 Aa. 3 - kgi -'X 4212. 4 ' ,S l 1 ' 1' ft 4 . 'ae-si, A t ,f l ' rv- f l Janie Blanchett shares the day's events with Sheila Lollar and Natalie Wade. GEN ff iv CQ SENICRS Pete Cook and James Steele discuss important matters with Mrs. Moham. Class Officers: Back Row: Carylon Stewart - Historian Reporter, Joe Taylor - Representative, Brenda Boykin - Treasurer, Middle Row: Wilma Kirk - 2nd Vice President, Dianne Carroll - Asst. Secretary, Larzenda Hollis - President, Donna Taffe - Secretary, Front Row: Cynthia Ruck - Parliamentarian, Terry Sanchez - Ist Vice President, iz., W Lisa Persley - Representative, Deana Gossman - Representative 2 .-.ifii 3253 4. J :fu-?:p ,E F hi! wk' 'Nk'1- , X vu QQ. X Up, Up, nd Away Above: Bobby Grigsby takes it easy while enjoying a book during his lunch period. Right: Of course I can type. says William Fuentes. Graduates Far Left: Wonder if Lonnie Vickers is going to class? Left: Kim Morrow and Sue White hop along as they show their school spirit on costume day during our homecoming. Below: Otis Hancock takes time to fill out his ACT application. Center Left Greg Walker and Greg Lehman finishing up their lesson. Left: Students freshen up on their vocabu- lary in their English class. Up, up, and away the class of SO are on their way. They are one step closer to stepping out to see what this world is all about. Being possessed with a little fear as plans for gradu- ation draw near. Preparing their future plans, while trying to make a better stand. ln or- der to pursue their future suc- cessfully, a job or college. Which one will it be? Graduates lO3 Seniors Prepare For The Future IO4 - Graduates Y i 5- ,a are H M 1. Linda Adams Kathy Adamson Lee Juan Bowie Brenda Boykin Valerie Brgwn William Bryles Darren Burgess Paul Cambell Stephanie Allen Alesia Brooks Charles Buie J Troy Barnhill Billy Broughton Leon Buntin Pete Cook, Paul Taylor and Darren Burgess prepare for their English assignment Dianne Carroll -Connie Casey Lori Combs Terri Combs Roy Crandall Regina Crawford Fitzgearl Davis Twyla Davis Adela Diaz Carol Dodd l ll I K I TS. . Wesley Clark James Cole Chantal Curry Philecia Denson Henrietta Dye l l Bridgette Cole Sheree Cook Wanda Cuyler Patricia Dewitt Ben English Graduates IOS - Graduates Gary Faulkner Anitra Gaines Billy Gordon Otis Hancock Bryan Hill s Denise Fillmore Kim Godwin Deana Gossman Elizabeth Harbin Dalita Hilterbran 5 y Xu l Shelly Fize Anthony Gaddis Karrie Goforth Mike G00dall Cheryl Griffin Bobby Grigsby Michael Haywogd Aurora Hildreth Larzenda Hollis Carrie H00d Seniors Step To The Beat n , J W ti 4 N F. rf? 6 iq .,. jj.. V J, XM , , ' - , J- ' 'I ' . - 'Jw' Q V! ix .1 .Tina I Ll V IX Ja E g J ' A ' W f . s ij ' ff' Q.: Aa? ' gfef s ,ff ia v. 1:9'f,9f-.,g . -, ga .4- , T' Z :fi -I-ss:-:-:flat '2 . . , -' 1 ' J J 'ks' fi ,' 20 4 A x M fy fs' I ew ' J as J J 'i' ,, Q-ml J ' ,Hi . f . A Vickey Hornbeak Vernon Hysell Donna James Steven Johnson Q Romaine House Darryl Humann Diane Jackson Edred Jackson Cynthia Johnson Earnest Johnson Felicia House Anthony Jackson Cris Johnson Raymie Jones Bridgette Cole Steps to the beat. Seniors Concentrate On Assignments lO8 - Graduates A 1 ,ra 1 i 5 Alf: i rrtr Q 5 1 , Q3 , if If! Rebecca Jones Kevin Kirk Kurt Koehler Brenda Lafaver Kevin Lee Greg Lehman Joe Taylor concentrates on his typing assignment Wilma Kirk Billy Knight Mike Lamb Teryll Lambeth Karen Leonard Becky Long Debra Lott Tyra Luttrell Q-I ' 'sf s '-is . Sgt J L e S 'rw ,N ,531 ifii ' f ' H 'P fffia..-W .. , .. ' , :JM-Q0 , x . 3 J 'N ' 1 A ' A J Q ' t L 1 ' -' if bf-,::::::::::::::,1'-5'-'I-'+I'Z'I . J J 7, 1' 'JIM JESS - ., t 1 , .-ml.-H,fy': -'--'H'---':. . - , .,,.. . W. Hardy Martin Rochell McCauIley Susan Meador Robin Melot William Morris Kim Morrow Jeanne Neal Cindy Nelson Pamela Parks Charles Paxton .I er . 1 Anthony McLiIIy Lera Miller Tammy Murray Hai Nguyen Jacky Peevyhouse Robert McGuinness James Moore Ethel Naff Robin Oliver James Perkins Graduates IIO - Graduates Lisa Persley Jud Pruitt Cynthia Ruck Karen Shannon Stephanie Smith Cindy Pigeon Regina Purnell Robert Rucker Ronald Shoemake James Steele David Pitts Crystal Powell David Rinker Jeanie Ross Terry Sanchez Ramona Scott Monica Simpson Faye Smith Allen Stephens Anthony Stephens eniors Get Involved f 4 i Lawanna Stoner Charlotte Summers Donna Taffe Joe Taylor Darryl Tennyson Toya Thomas Dorthea Thurman Cynthia Tilley Lecia Swain Cynthia Swett Paul Taylor Deann Tefertiller Ardith Thompson Melody Thompson Terri Combs gets involved with a project for the yearbook. Graduates Curtiss Tubbs Elizabeth Valdez Darryl Walker Greg Walker Sue White Arnold Whitley Yolanda Reader, Kathy Adamson and Sherry Johnson enjoy their conversation during lunch. II2 - Graduates Vicky Vaughn Pamela Wallace Fred Wigand Janice Williams Arnita Yearby Lonnie Vickers Michael Westbrook Gary Williams Darren Wright Danita Young Paul Lancaster, the lncreolble Hulk. 'Qin Deborah Wilson, Kim Morrow, Cheryl Griffin and Sue White show off the Yolanda Parker, Alesia Brooks, and Felicia House busy at work during first place FBLA car during halftime of the Homecoming game. their final year of English. Look At U Now. ,g 06 'W f T 'I ,vga Pl Paula Littleiohn and Vicki Hornbeak discuss career opportunities with Mrs. Moham. Look at us now! We sure have come a long way. We went through grade school, junior high and now we have reached our final year in high school. When we look back we will remember all the good times we have had as well as the bad. The friends we have made. the things we have learned and all the memories at DHS will always be a part of our lives. Seniors - Il3 Q! ff Gne Step Closer By Gay Hollls As time draws to an end We thlnk of how our year began lt was something that we dld not like For our teachers were out on strlke The sltuatlon being very unklnd Ran many thoughts through our mlnds Our teachers being hlghly respected Made this hard to be accepted To asslst our teachers In dlsplaylng their slgns Students yolned the plcket Innes This went on for a matter of weeks Although lt ended In a sad defeat The teachers are now back In school To help enforce the Trojan rules We know their hearts were lightly cracked But we were glad to have them back Thlnkmg they re getting a free rude The semors heads were fllled with pride Just knowlng that we ve got lt made Because we are ln the I2th grade But no one ever stopped to say That we are one step closer on our way One step closer for a new llfe to begun Learning to accept our future trends Trymg to declde what to do College or a job which one of the two? We re one step closer to graduation day Then my frlends we re on our way We ve left our mark on Trojan grounds Remembering the friends that we have found Reallzmg now that well never stand alone For Dear ole Douglass wlll forever be our home 0 1 1 1 1 . . , . . . 1 . , . . , . 1 a 5 1 1 1 . s - 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . . , II4 -- Graduates E. .M-..-' if ki' W l K lx 3-' 452, N ff SPO RTS 'B 1 ' -re tl ' W, B'-li W- K-. i ,tx ' g Vi.: I . QY:5355i',g:R 1 .gk ' I l :Q V , 'fi L S if .4 , ,- S-r f f 'aff 1 'W ' -9'-vw, Ka irq Spt II6 - Football A 2: fi 'Swv Ma44i'zf1ee,,Jvw126FfQ TeffvK13e1e1H'wifff sw, jp i ill -D3??1ytigii-n.fA45ft5QEV6fgiiQauQ,E?Q9gkr5Axnklgony Qaddis,'E:1LQ. W- Y E 5 55? Wd'Riv?3sW4'fbii5'WPS1?n54'ifEiL5'Eull6b-Jimi-5 iY Sffeif if ' ':.' - f N ' 4 P 1 ai,-QL, - , ga . we f 'Q , Sig, f Af P9 ' C Se f - X t C t We l 'C was if - 1 glass! MS f Foqball S2 Qnsf .y C i919-80 ,, Q , A ,,,- - : X f.w.1sQ1' s, -f if Styli , EV ,3,f,1.-1E'YEsxt1'i'iK:,El C 4 'f 5 Y ,- T ge' - A' i- , t ,sei-S f t ' s Southea r 2 Capital W of sffg T. Washin g? 562 S Q1 Pi 4 295 S. gSP6I1CQl'Ng'- - Q' I Q ,, 'S is? Nor he-as sl Mi C Od 5 A I4 Pry R Qwnam -520 ., ' 8g if DURCH 1 4 24:11 S ,, T '-J . 6 :gi f X Q- A v sv-,ff ape- sf' The football season began long be- fore the other students reported to school. They practiced several hours a day in hot temperatures to be ready for the opponents they had to face. Altogether there were twelve starters returning from last year's crop, head- ed by team captains Kerry Madden and Steve Johnson. The team is made up of mainly sen- iors although the sophomores and ju- niors will have their chance to lead the team to victories next year. The team found that their roughest rivalry was with Tulsa Washington where they lost O-62. At the end of the season they ended up winning three of their clashes, over Capital Hill 8-6, Star Spencer 20-I4, and Classen 6I-6. Al- though it ended up as a 3-6 season, the Trojan football team put in everything they had to bring out a spirited foot- ball year. Three of our teammates, Kerry Mad- den, Steve Johnson, and Don Shells were lucky enough to go to all-confer- ence. Don Shells managed to lead in scoring and rushing. Thomas Wright C255 attempts to tackle while Charles Paxton CSD charges in. Ron Shells C233 tackles Northeast's C225 while Winfred Coffee attempts to help. Terry King C663 won't stand for anyone to run Football If , Ralph Parker puts up a sure two points as Anthony Foster holds back a surge of Spartans. JV Boys Basketball L to R Ronnie Lewis. James Martin, Paris Triplett, Anthony Foster, Greg Lee. Kevin Stewart. Reginald Johnson, Ralph Parker. Sitting, Terry Gorden, Coach Kelley, and Roger Jones. lt's Anthony Foster, JV starting center getting the iump on a Spartan competitor. .2 K , 1 . . 1 K. . e V Coach Kelley adds a bit of instruction during a much needed time out. ll8 - JV BBSk9lb3ll if 1 Junior Tim Williams at the foul line getting instructions from the ref . . . . . . in the ready set position. preparing. . .. .. . the shot is off, as Tim stretches for extra control . . . . .. the look on his face tells all- another point for the Trojans thanks to Tim. New Look The i979-80 edition of the Trojans saw new faces and new attitudes being introduced to Douglass High school. Two new coaches, Phil Ingersoll and Willie Kelley brought a new style of play to the Trojans. They came to Douglass with no starters back from last year. Yet the Trojans played all the top-ranked teams in the state very competitively and beat many of them. The Trojans wore new uniforms and everyone is excited about the basketball program being built from the freshmen, sophomore. JV and Varsity levels. Douglass High School Basketball will soon be the dominant basketball program in the State. Coach Phil Ingersoll Robert Finley sets his sights high on a bucket for the Trojans. 'w n For Roundballer 1. Varsity Boys Basketball L to R Robert Finley, Terry Gardner, Michael Haywood. Rodney Lawson, Kevin Stewart. Anthony Foster. Timothy Williams. David Thornton, Greg Lee. Reginald Johnson, William Morris CCaptainJ, James Martin, Ralph Parker, Lonnie Vickers, Roger Jones. Kneeling Asst. Coach Kelly and Head Coach Ingersoll. Teamwork is the name of the game when it comes to plays like this. Michael Haywood heads down court as Reginald Johnson follows close behind. . ., HWY The freshmen Girls have had a wonderful season this year. They have proven to their coach Mrs. A That they are ready for next year. The girls have won many of their games. The girls have so many good players that everyone gets to play. The girls finished this season with just one loss. Keep up the good work girls. Freshmen Girls. First row- Carletta Lancaster, Rachel Jackson Sherrill, Adair. Sandra Wafer, Darlene Torrance. Second row- left to right Lisa Hart, Jackie Hathorn. Carolyn Paxton, Lynita Marsh, Jackie Adams. Pertister Williamson, Third row- left to right Coach L. Alexander, Versalla O'quinn, Phylisha Reid. Claudine Robinson. Tonya White. Phyllis Madison - 1 Taunja White takes the ball out to start a new game. W D0 Fresh Basketball Sandra Wafer shows Sonya Powers some fancy dribbling. Freshm n Show Team pirit Left: Michael Jackson is getting ready to tip the ball. FRESHMEN BOYS Ist Row-L to R Steven Walker, James Dotson, Jon Susouk, Pete Gaines. Ind Row-Phillip Hardimen, Margarito Del Moral. Wayne Traywick. Michael Jackson. Keith Clark. AAron Rayford. un.- t R if 'X Above: Trojans players shooting for perfection. The Freshmen boys had a good season this year. They started their season with alot of team pride and spirit. Their coach. Mr. Kelly has helped them alot this year. Boys we look forward to seeing you next year. Fresh Basketball - I2 Trojette Movin Up. we: f-....,....-- SSW' .- T . 55 , 1! h hx 4 4. T 1, 'v im AT - ni N s , . X J. . . 1' fs FK 1.2 . '55 j' ' ' , ' , Q. , if .VJ r 4. ' ' A 5? , .- no , , ., 9 ., -1 5 , . .tight '-', ' ,'L,Q 'xtiwaxk h ' - . ., T 7- Y J-f is f T A 1 11233 . - - . ' .. 4 .'. ..VA. 1 W' ' 1. 'Q ' ' 'sb -. 2 .1211 -. Q. ,. -. J: f ' fi 5 A fa n 'wif t 'fill' ' . W , I . A f is in I -A M, S S' gf pl: JW. . Kenita Sneed sends the ball across mid-court in her own special way as Kim Godwin points the way. lu. ' 1 aw' 2 Kenita Sneed closely guards the goal forcing her opponent to pass the ball. ,V f A...--f M s... -so :fs- ' ,..: Karen Kay Brown tips the ball in the Trojettes favor as both teams look on. Kay is a high-scorer for the Trojettes. JV Girls Basketball First row-Sonya Powers. Sherry Sanders, Lesa Green. Joyce White. Darlene Torrance. Second Row- Baya Sanchez, Carol Paxton, Della Sanchez, Lawanna Stoner, Sharon Denson, Third Row-Phyllis Madison. Versella O'Guinn. Phelecia Reid, and Sue Stewart. ln the past girls basketball has been of little importance to many people. Unless a school had a program where championship teams came one right after the other, they were literally ignored. But this year the Douglass Trojettes, our varsity and JV girls brought to the minds of many the fact they they have what it takes to be champions. They rely on their own teams for the support they need. They know what it takes to win. ID - JV Girls Basketball This year the Douglass Trojan Family may bid farewell to head girls basketball coach, Mrs. Alexander. Along with teaching physical education she has coached many different types of sports. Although many people cringe at the thought of meeting her because of her respect for regulations and stern looks to inforce these rules, she is one sweet lady . As class advisor Mrs. A will regraduate with the class of l98O. Kim Godwin is ready and waiting to hold off the enemy as Cynthia Varsity girls Basketball-Top to Bottom-Phelecia Reed. Anita Dumas. Valerie Douglas. Carylon Stewart. Kenita Sneed, Dianne Carroll, Kim Ruck and Phelicia Reed come to assist. Godwin, Phelicia Denson, Darlene Torrance. Michelle Cook, and Debra LOU- li Nl I F Playing basketball for Douglass High is exciting at times but we lack support. Playing for Mrs. Alexander is fun at times. You practice hard but not too hard. She's a lot of fun to be around sometimes. Cynthia Ruck .sf mu E ,,. Senior Debra Lott, another top-scorer moves across court in search of a victory for the Troiettes. 3 'X 'xx V Senior Cynthia Ruck goes head-to-head daring the Spartanette to move on step closer toward the basket. Varsity Girls Basketball - I23 Swimmers L to R lst row: Gerald Crawford, Lewayne Beytler, Wade Williams, Gail Warmath, Steve Schumm, Kevin Richardson. 2nd row: Chuy Sanchez, Kenny King. Lecia Swain. Bonnie Baker. Cynthia Bradely, Cindy Walker. Teresa Schandorf, Debra Stidham, 3rd row: Mark Snyder, Lori Scharabok, Tony McGuffee. Jud Pruitt, Kurt Koehler, Diann Davis. Lawanna Logan. and Jeanne Neal. Not pictured Herbie Ford STRCKI WITH PRIDE , 2 EAMY erar f M 4 ' A N. 2 -2, W- fc Q- ' x 7:,f'- X1 1: -2- l--,- 4 f 'U .9 fit' 55991 :MGTI A' il c' ' f:Q12wr2.f,.2QlR? . .wiv ' X ,if i7FZgL '.1l'3Utff'A ' , M 3 45,125 .ff fe -A -W 9' fwfif 1:-pf Sm -nuff-'L-:ge f . -I . , 1 ,Z , ,D ' A X A 9? ,gig .LD S A 3 Q SA, Ms x' fn l if lyk fig va 1 1. 1 Bail we , . .M Q T 7 l. - , f ',., .Q H 'ne M255 ix S r , nk.. - 5 f f T, A 5 .rib -, A vw i V , - ,L M, , ,Q-l,.l -' X dydy d,eel, rll W 55 l,dQy y Douglaks 44 C S While in practice Lori Sharabok free styles down the middle of the pool. V l24 - Swimming FFF '-1 - 451, 5' Classen 33 I edl, . CAP' C' N-En UG Hill K .bouglassiiii 43 ,Star Spencer 4 Clesiillf ' 55 Millw00d,,M5T dldi 's-,w,5,'1g, - , , - . . .,3i,5liB:, ,. , ,ite - f,ffse..1, . Y , mga. '11 S5 5 1 S in P - ' ' M, A - -'a- fff - -4 4 a'11fQ4f.f'w' - - rl'l C, 1 . Ol Oi' '.il o Z ,. I . ....,., C, ,,, ,, ,J il: 1..'2 , ',.,.,. . Lawanna Logan shows off her ability to do a butterfly while she attends a swim meet. ,BOYIS TEAM 'NE f ss 1. , so E25 JM , .GRAW v as ttt. , ltit 64 J S fklsvfff Ardmore 65 Classent I8 Douglass 75 CAPITAL CONFERENCE N.E. D8 Douglass 78V2 S.E. 32 Classen IM Capital Hill O a Star Spencer O if Millwood g ip E DHS DHS DHS DHS Check out Coach Elliott. she is really tim- ing her students while they are pushing hard to beat her stop watch. This year the D.H.S. swim team is climbing straight to the top, step by step. The team this year consists of 23 young men, and ladies. They work hard to reach each step closer to the top. You know some people think that just knowing how to swim makes you eligible for the Douglass High School swimming team, But it takes more lt takes hard work and training. People just don't realize the things that a person must go through to be in the swim team. To make the team you have got to work hard and strive to make it. There are a few basic things you should try to know. For instance, the five basic swimming strokes such as: the free style, the butterfly, the breast stroke, the back stroke, and the side stroke. There are a few other things such as learning to dive and to breathe the proper way. And so these are a couple of things that a good swim team should know. And believe it Douglass has one of the best teams not only because of their ability to swim. They have a not-so-secret weapon too. They have the best coach, Coach Elliott. She works hard with her team just to make it a step closer to reaching their Goal. The Top! Wrestlers Gain The Respect They Deserve Wrestlers proved to be fighting TRO- JANS throughout the I979-80 school year. Ending the season with a I2-3 record, Douglass demonstrated its de- termination to be on top. ln the All- City tournament, senior Eddie Rodri- quez. finished with the championship title, wrestling at I57 lbs. Winfred Cof- fee, weighing l78 lbs., came in second place. Taking third was Delance Robin- son, at I68 lbs. and at I3O lbs., Lester Lancaster. Douglass finished fourth behind other competing high schools. Wrestlers also participated in the Clin- ton tournament. Throughout each and every match the Trojans continued to show their determination and will to win. When in times of desperation, the support from fans, parents and Mat Maids seemed to shine through and bring the wrestlers to a victory. As in all sports there were losses. And those losses will be learned from. This team consisted of twenty one membersf each and every wrestler put his all in the winnings of this year. With the loss of five seniors, the remaining wres- tlers will continue to carry out the well deserved reputation of the teams as a whole, and to keep Douglass on top. DHS Wrestlers: Front Row-Anthony Gossman, Robert Acosta, Eddie ' Rodriquez, Terry Wilson, Jeff Bishop. Delance Robinson. Second Row-Richard Pearce. Woddy Collins. Mike Smith. Winfred Coffee, Back Row- Curtis Lawson, and Coach Reed. l26 - Wrestling Another great pin Stevie Franklin proves to be a struggle for opposing Spartan. Douglass Douglass Douglass Douglass Douglass Douglass Douglass Douglass Douglass Douglass Douglass Douglass 5 3 34 27 39 46 39 66 5I 48 6 30 25 Northeast Classen Choctaw Classen Cap. Hill Star Sp. McGuiness Northwest Northeast Duncan Star Sp. Southeast 104198131 6 28 30 22 I9 2I 3 20 I6 53 2l 35 ... for a Trojan win. As a first year organization, the MAT MAIDS had a number of obstacles to overcome. Through their hard work and dedication, they provided a source of morale. The success of the season would H01 have been 59 Complete Another Douglass wrestler, and a winning pin. without their presence. Mat Maids-First Row-Teri Longoria, Shelly Moore, Karrie Goforth, Encouraging Smiles! This year, for the first time the wrestling team had a cheering squad to encourage them. The group, called MAT-MAIDS, were formed and sponsored by the wrestling coach, J. Reed. The group of girls learned chants and were there to cheer the guys on. When asked what it was like to be a MAT-MAID, all agreed that it was great. It was also exciting and a challenge. The wrestling team also felt excited and challenged. Challenged to keep their minds on the matchesl Sandra Arnold. Second Row-Kim Morrow, Sue White, Bonnie Baker. Third Row-Cynthia Wilson. Twyla Routon. Angela Smith, and Yolonda Metlock. another pin. A s.. 'Q F, 'Wow o...,,, ffm if' ,li Track Tea s Gff To A Runnin Start The DHS track teams are off to another great start this year. Track is a very difficult sport to I prepare for. Our track teams have made a great effort to be the best they can possibly be. To , become a member of the track team you work hard and give it all you've got. Track includes - hard and strenuous workouts and keeping your body in shape. Though a few members of the team have graduated that were a great help to the team, we have a promising outlook for our new Above left: Determination and ef- fort as the runners near the finish line. Above right: A quick start to get ahead. Above: Anthony Jack- son and Ken Lee display a few of their exercises. Below: Anxiously waiting at the starting line for the next race to begin ,-- .L. D8 - Track members. With their coaches and school behind them, we can look forward to a great season. Coach Ryan, who was assistant head coach last year. is the head coach this year. We're all looking forward to what lies in the future. 'W --'-q,.,'.5 ' arf , '. -rw 2. ' I u .,4i':m ar - 1 A A 1 Boys Track- lst Row CL to RJ Mike Calaway, Wesley Clark, Pete Gaines, Darren Wright, Ron Shells, Vernell Wickware. 2nd Row - Coach Ryan. Steve Caraway. Leaonardo Lee. Clifford Frederick, Keith Clark, Fred Snyder, Anthony Jackson, Micheal Jackson, Donald Hart, Marcus Caldwell, Ken Lee, Ervin Wyatt. Girls Track-Ist Row CL to RJ Mrs. Alexander. Dianne Carroll, Teresa Hogg. Kim Godwin Qco-captainj. Ms. Elliott. 2nd Row- Lisa Persley, Kay Brown. Romaine Cynthia Ruck Qcaptainb. Gail Brown. Teri Longoria. The Girls Track team here at Douglass is proud and they should be. They've had a great season with many more to come. Some of the scorers have gradu- ated but our new members look great. Their coach, Ms. Elliott is doing a fine job with these girls and things look good. The Cross Coun- try team this year is also doing a great job of making us proud. Their coach is Mr. Reed, he's doing a fine job again this year and we hope it continues. The track teams hold a sparkling out- look for Douglass. s, House, Carolyn Stewert, Brenda Boykin. 3rd Row- Above: Warming up before the meet with anticipation and smiles. Above right: Keeping in practice helps make a good runner as we see here with Kathy and Teri. Be- low: Accuracy and timing are very important as shown here by Cyn- thia Ruck and Kay Brown. Cross Country Team-lst Row CL to RD Gail Beck, Gloria Cox. Teri Longoria, Kathy Turner, Teresa Hogg. 2nd Row- Coach Reed. Tony Williams, John Bonness. Lavonne Giles. Daryl Hilterbran, Ervin Wyatt. Vernell Wickware, Jeff Vickers. Track Practice 1' fy! .fvaae Q at-L ,, e - 1 ..,.-it A ,I David Howard executes a swift forehand. Darryl Humann shows the form needed to pick up that backhand shot. This past season, the DHS Men's Tennis team hosted the Douglass Invitational Tournament here at Douglass. The team placed second to Del City. At Capitol Conference the 42 Doubles team of Terry Wilson and Kenny Sandersfield took home 2nd place medals. We would like to con- gradulate the team for a fine season. The out- look on the I979-80 season looks promising with returning lettermen and also new recruits. i978-79 Douglass O Classen 4 Douglass Del City 6 Douglass Star Spencer O Douglass Grant I Douglass 4 Carl Albert I Douglass Northeast 3 Douglass O Moore 3 l3O - Tennis Makes Perfect a ix '-swf ..-eswman-A 93, 5 ,gap . ,. ., Q.. f ., -n-:fsem e,.,,,,L V .Wa Men's Tennis Team. Back: Coach J. Macy, David Howard. Darryl Humann Danny Mockabee. Front: Anthony Barrett, William Wineberry. , , .-.. -. ,,f,, -My-. a.t.,, I g.......,.....,,, The DHS girl's tennis team really proved their worth during the I978- 79 spring season. With six returning Iettermen, Douglass was weII-repre- sented at several tournaments. The GirI's Tennis Team. Back: Coach J. Macy, Baya Sanchez. Dalita Hilterbran, Sue White. Front: Terry Sanchez, Terrie Combs, Kenita Sneed. Brenda Nelson. Above left. Dalita Hilterbran perfects her backhand during afterschool practice. Left: Kenita Sneed demonstrates her serve. Female Edition Defies Opposition I978-79 Douglass 4 Classen Douglass I Del City O 5 if! Doubles team of Dawn Partridge and Dalita Hilterbran took several medals in their class. At Central State they took first place in the consolation finals, took first place in Douglass 6 Star Spencer O Douglass 3 Grant I Douglass 6 Putnam City West 3 Douglass 3 Northeast 3 Douglass 4 N.W. Classen O Douglass 3 Southeast I I Douglass 4 Capitol Hill O Douglass I Del City 5 I Douglass 4 Southeast O Douglass 4 Guthrie O Douglass 2 John Marshall 2 the Chickasha Inv. Tournament and also placed first in Capitol Confer- ence. The thanks for these honors go to the whole team for their time and efforts. Tennis I98O Baseball Team- below right. Left to Right- First Row Seated John Hood, Mike Calaway, Tony Williams. Jeff Vickers, Marcus Williams. Chuy Sanchez. Mike Galss. Second Row- Martin Luna, Ignacio Alvarez. Lonnie Vickers, Ervin Wyatt. Dung Houg. Darryl Hilterbran. Third Row- Daniel Fuentez. Leonardo Lee. Maurice Jackson. Wendell Tor- --I rance. Mark Ashby. Wesley Clark, Fredrick Snider, Carlos Ruiz, Gil- , - bert Florez, and Coach Reed. Looking right we have Walter Lee awaiting a ball coming to home plate. . A. f' Bat girls- lst row Carrie Goforth. Teri Longoria. 2nd row Sue White. Cris Johnson. Baya Sanchez, Coach Reed. Below players workout. Left Lonnie Vickers takes a pitch. .X . c . K Ay .I , Y .6 any X I . , , 1 ,gxxt 5 y- fl r y J . V, JMR , da K, r A f I ...fi we lf, .A -X K .Q. lf' I . fv K J! I V J X y . , l it ' ., , , .L ..-U - 7, I 'Q A f g as- V M M ,. ...im 1' , . 4 ,L Q aw- . - K if fs: . 4 ,f5 '!'W if' 'fag xg sf'-'WHO' Q a t L , aw--- -Us ' 5, y - ' J ' M V ' l W vi, . .4r,,,j ,, ,. , 1 -Wx .. . f r :Hy K , l . , L , 5,1 - 4 . J 4 , , 1 . af- -' , , , ,,,,,,x, W.. - , .-0-01 , - l32 Baseball ATR ., .4 Q., , --., ,....q ,- y M my ,,. 4' I QR.. 'Te-Bits -: orld Series Here We Com Upper left is Debra Lott anxiously awaiting a perfect pitch. Della San- chez Iooks on, planning strategy for her turn up. Left middle we have our mighty Trojettes for the year I979 Left to Right-Kneeling- Debra Lott, Gina Hill, Michele Cook, Lisa Persley. Second Row- Sue White. Baya San- chez. Della Sanchez, Carylon Stewart, Kenita Sneed, Third Row: Mrs. Alex- ander. Jeanne Curry. Lawanna Stoner. Carole Dodd. Melissa Frank, and Bren- da Boykin, not pictured, Dalita Hilter- bran. Below left we have Brenda Boykin, our outstanding 2nd baseman, swooping off base for a quick double play which came often for the victorious team. Baseball played in the spring and Softball in the fall both play a big part in the Douglass Terri- tory. The baseball team has two returning let- termen. But with all the great potential in the newcomers it will be a sure bet for a winning season. The Trojettes stuck together during ups and downs. Friendships grew and the help and un- derstanding of Mrs, Alexander helped them to work together for a great season. The season ended with 9 wins and 5 losses. A 2nd place in city was well earned by them. They defeated strong hitting teams to the end. Softball if 1 . What's new at DHS? The soccer team and golf teams are the latest members of Trojan sports. This makes the third year to have a golf team and the second year to have a soccer team. The soccer team competes with other schools who have organized a soccer team. The golf team competes in tournaments throughout the area. Both teams hope that in the future Trojans will take a bigger interest in these sports. Soccer Team - Ist Row: Jose Espinoza, Armando Navarro, Ricardo Guzman. Mike Calaway. 2nd Row: Luis Espinoza, Tony Williams, Igna- cio Alvarez, Marcus Williams, 3rd Row: Margarita Delmoral, Cassan- dra Ellis, Ervin Wyatt, Dung Houng, Martin Luna l Hai Nguyan tries to perfect his kick What's New At DHS? Golf Team - lst Row: James Tomkowski, Joe Hopkins, Gerald Crawford, Jnd Row Jeff Tarver. Kenny Jack, Tim DeGuisti, Coach Whalen Two team members struggle for the ball. ..,...-W 1 Twi t, A Turn, And A Flip Modern Dance Ist Row: Sonya Godwin, Phyllis Blandon, Mary Ervin. 2nd Row? Deana Ray, Benzetta Bruner. Linda Adams, Elizabeth Harbin, 3rd Row: Kim Whitaker. Nadine Orange Ms. Elliot helps her modern dance students with their positions. R X 'I Above: Lawanna McCauley smoothly does a back layout. Below: The Modern Dance stu- dents practice their creative moves. '- - ,.t, 'H A N 1 Q, ' yist so f u--rf' A twist, a turn, and a flip all make up a part of the modern dance and gymnastics class. Modern dance is a form of dance that allows you to use your creativity. The students also take gymnastics. Gymnastics can be very helpful to those who are cheerleaders, plus a lot of fun. . Modern Dance - I35 .4 Who's Who mon The ass Of KATHY ADAMSON - 9th - Twirler, Pep Club, DHS Dancer, IOth - Major- ette, Pep Club, DHS Dancer, LTD, Mixed Chorus, Student Council. Ilth - Maiorette. Pep Club, DHS Dancer, Concert Choir Ist Vice Pres., Ilth - Majorette, Pep Club, VICA Nat'l. Honor Society, Concert Choir, STEPHANIE ALLEN - IOth - Modern Dance, Student Council, DHS Danc- er, llth - Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council, Usher Corps, DHS Dancer, Ilth - Varsity Cheerleader Co-Captain, Student Council, Sr, Class Executive Board, Modern Dance, DHS Dancer. JACKIE BEUCHAW - 9th - Fresh. Football, l2th - ICE, VICA. BRENDA BOYKIN - 9th - Pep Club, Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Okla. Honor Society, Band. O'Club, IOth - Pep Club, Band, Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Track, FCA, O'Club, Ilth - Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Track, FCA, O'Club, Concert Choir, Ilth - Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Track, FCA, O'Club, Sr. Class Treasurer, Foreign Language Club Chaplain, lst Attendant to Miss Douglass. ALESIA BROOKS - IOth - Pep Club, LTD, Concert Choir, Ilth - Concert Choir, Ilth - Concert Choir. LONNIE CADE - IOth - Coop. Training, Ilth - Coop. Training, Ilth - Coop. Training. DIANNE CARROLL - 9th - Fresh, Basketball, Track. Student Council. Volleyball, Pep Club, FCA, IOth - Soph. Class Treasurer, Track, JV Basketball, SAC, Twirler, O'Club, FCA, Pep Club, Ilth - Track, Jr. Class Asst. Secretary, Maiorette, Usher Corps, O'Club, Nat'l. Honor Society. Varsity Basketball, SAC, I2th - Head Twirler, HERO Secretary, Varsity Basketball, O'Club, Sr. Class Asst. Secretary, Nat'l. Honor Society. CONNIE CASEY - IOth - Pep Club, Student Council, lst Attendant to Miss Sophomore, Ilth - Student Council Historian, Pep Club, Jr. Class Officer, Ilth - Pep Club, Student Council Historian Reporter, Sr. Class Executive Board. LORI COMBS - 9th - JV Cheerleader, Pep Club, Okla. Honor Society, Fresh. Class Executive Board, IOth - Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Club, Student Council, Soph. Class Secretary, Ilth - Varsity Cheerleader Co- Captain. Pep Club, Announcers Club, Student Council, Jr, Class Secre- tary, Nat'l. Honor Society, Outstanding Student in Shorthand I and Accounting I, Ilth - Varsity Cheerleader Captain, Pep Club, Nat'l. Honor Society, FBLA, CBelle Isle Chapterj. Sr. Class Executive Board. TERRIE COMBS - Fresh. Class Pres., Outstanding Okla. History Student, 3rd and Sth Place in Poetry Contest, Okla. Honor Society, IOth - SAC, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Nat'l. Honor Society, Ilth - Announcers Club. Newspaper and Yearbook Staff, Nat'l. Honor Society, Student Council Reporter, Concert Choir, Ilth - Yearbook Staff Sports Editor, Nat'l. Honor Society Reporter, Student Council 2nd Vice Pres., Concert Choir Asst. Secretary, Junior Rotarian, Announcers Club, Talent Show MC, Pep Rally MC. l36 Senior Directory PARIS COOK - 9th - Fresh. Football, IOth - JV Football, Ilth - Nat'l. Honor Society. SHEREE COOK - 9th - JV Cheerleader. Softball, Pep Club, IOth - Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Club, Citizen of the Month, Algebra ll Award, Ilth - Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Club, Ilth FBLA, Nat'l. Honor Society. JOHN COPELAND - 9th - Fresh. Football, Ilth - Coop. Training, l2th - Coop. Training. TRAVIS CRAWFORD - 9th - Swim Team, IOth - Coop. Training, Ilth - Coop. Training. l2th - Coop. Training. CHANTAL CURRY - 9th - Did not attend Douglass. Fresh. Cheerleader, Fresh. Class Vice President. Science Club. IOth - Did not attend Doug- lass. JV Cheerleader, Student Congress, JV Basketball, Ilth - JV Basket- ball, Usher Corps, Yearbook Staff, Ilth - Foreign Language Club, Usher Corps. FBLA, DHS Dancer. WANDA CUYLER - 9th - Did not attend Douglass. Drama. Track, IOth - Did not attend Douglass. Softball, Track, Black Student Union, Spanish Club. Foreign Relations, l2th - Yearbook and Newspaper staff, Student Council, Nat'l. Honor Society, Sr. Class Executive Board. PHILECIA DENSON - 9th - Majorette, Pep Club, IOth - Head Majorette, Nat'l. Honor Society. Student Council, JV Basketball, Ilth - Jr. Class Student Council Rep., Nat'l. Honor Society, Head Maiorette, Ilth - Varsity Basketball, Nat'l. Honor Society, Head Maiorette. PATRICIA DEWITT - Ilth - VICA Secretary, Ilth - Nat'l, Honor Society, VICA Vice Pres. and Reporter. FBLA. ADELA DIAZ - Ilth - LTD, I2th - VICA, ICE ll, SAC. CAROLE DODD - 9th - Pep Club, Foreign Language Club. Softball, Volleyball, IOth - Pep Club, Nat'l. Honor Society, Student Council, Soft- ball, Volleyball, Ilth VICA, O'Club, Nat'l. Honor Society, Student Council, Softball, Usher Corps, l2th - VICA, Announcers Club, O'Club, Softball, Volleyball, YAC, ICE 3rd Vice Pres. SHELLY FIZE - 9th - Fresh. Basketball, Track, Band. IOth - Band, Student Council, Ilth - Band, DHS Dancer, Jr. Class Executive Board, Ilth - DHS Dancer, FBLA, Miss Douglass, Sr. Class Executive Board, ANTHONY GADDIS - 9th - Football, Special Olympics, IOth - Special Olympics, Ilth - Coop. Training, Football, Special Olympics, Ilth - Coop. Training, Football Special Olympics. CLYDE GREEN - IOth - VICA Pres,, Ilth - VICA Pres., Ilth - VICA Vice Pres. NSD!! CHERYL GRIFFIN - 9th - Okla. Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, IOth - Nat'I. Honor Society, Student Council, Typing I Award, Soph. Class Executive Board, Ilth - Yearbook Staff, Nat'I. Honor Society, Ilth - Yearbook and Newspaper Staff. Nat'I. Honor Society Secretary. FBLA, Yearbook Queen Candidate. KIM GODWIN - 9th - Track, IOth - Miss Sophomore, Track, Varsity Basketball, O'CIub, VICA Treasurer, Ilth - Track, Varsity Basketball, O'CIub, VICA Treasurer, Usher Corps, Jr, Class Student Council Rep., I2th - Track, Varsity Basketball. KARRIE GOFORTH - IOth - LTD, Ilth - Yearbook and Newspaper Staff, Ilth - Newspaper Staff, Mat Maid, Nat'I. Honor Society. DEANA GOSSMAN - Ilth - Sr. Class Student Council Rep.. FBLA. OTIS HANCOCK - 9th - Jets, Chess Club, Okla. Honor Society, Band, IOth - Jets, Chess Team, Nat'I. Honor Society, Band Stage Band, Math Club, Golf Team, Ilth - Jets, Band, Stage Band. Concert Choir, Nat'l. Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Golf Team, Ilth - Mu Alpha Theta, Concert Choir, Golf Team. ELIZABETH HARBIN - Ilth - Modern Dance, DHS Dancer, Ilth - Modern Dance. Dance, DHS Dancer. MICHAEL HAYWOOD - 9th - Okla, Honor Society, Basketball, IOth - Nat'l. Honor Society, Band, Basketball, Ilth - Nat'I. Honor Society, Band, Usher Corps, DHS Dancer, Ilth - Nat'I. Honor Society. DHS Dancer. Basketball. Young Man of the Year Nominee. AURORA HILDRETH - 9th - Football, IOth - Football, Art Club, Ilth - Football, VICA, Ilth - HERO. HAROLD HILL - IOth - VICA Treasurer, Ilth - VICA Vice Pres., ICE. DALITA HILTERBRAN - 9th - Art Club, French Club, IOth - Tennis, Foreign Language Club, Ilth - Tennis, Yearbook Staff, Softball, O'CIub, First Attendant to Miss Homecoming, Ilth - Softball, Tennis Yearbook Staff. O'CIub, Nat'I. Honor Society, FBLA. LARZENDA HOLLIS - 9th - Mixed Chorus, Fresh. Class Ind Vice Pres.. Okla. Honor Society, Why I'M Proud to be a Trojan Essay Contest Winner, IOth - Soph. Class Executive Board. Concert Choir, Winner of the Drug Awareness Contest, Ilth - Junior Class Pres., Concert Choir Treasurer, Yearbook Staff, Announcers Club. Nat'I. Honor Society Re- porter, FBLA, Ilth - Sr. Class Pres., Concert Choir Pres.. Announcers Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Rotarian, Yearbook Queen Candidate. JUNIE HOMESLY - 9th - Tennis Team, Ilth - FBLA, Announcers Club. VICKEY HORNBEAK - IOth - Pep Club, Ilth - Pep Club, Ilth - Pep Club. FELICIA HOUSE - IOth - Twirler, Mixed Chorus, Drama Club, Ilth - Concert Choir, VICA, Twirler, Talent Show MC, Usher Corps, Ilth - Concert Choir, Foreign Language Club, Majorette, Talent Show MC. DARRYL HUMANN - 9th - Okla. Honor Society, Okla. History Award, IOth - Tennis, I year letterman, Ilth - Tennis Captain, Outstanding Tennis Player, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff, Ilth - Tennis, 3 Year Letterman. Yearbook Photographer, Newspaper Editor, French Club, Nat'I. Honor Society. ROMAINE HOUSE - 9th - Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Badmitton, Pep Club Lettered in Track, IOth - Basketball, Volleyball, Softball. Track. O'CIub, Pep Club, Badmitten, FBLA, Foreign Language Club, Ilth - Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Track, O'CIub, Pep Club. FCA. Ilth - Volleyball, Track, Badmitton, FBLA, Foreign Language Club. CRIS JOHNSON - 9th - Did not attend Douglass. Freshman Cheerleader, Student Council, IOth - Did not attend Douglass. Sophomore Class Secretary, Assembly Committee, Homecoming Queen Candidate. Ilth - Yearbook Staff Club Editor, Ilth - Yearbook Staff Club Editor. CYNTHIA JOHNSON - 9th - Basketball, Softball, Track, Volleyball, Bad- mitton, Okla. Honor Society, IOth - Basketball, Softball, Track, Nat'I. Honor Society, Ilth - FBLA, Volleyball. TERRY KING - 9th - Football, IOth - Football, Ilth - Football, I2th - Football. KEVIN KIRK - 9th - Football, IOth - Football, Coop. Training, Wrestling, Special Olympics, Ilth - Football, Coop. Training. Special Olympics, I2th - Football, Coop. Training, Special Olympics. BILLY KNIGHT - 9th - Band, IOth - Football, Ilth - Football, ICE, VICA, Ilth - VICA, ICE. FBLA. BRENDA LAFAVOR - Ilth - VICA Chaplain, Ilth - VICA, Chaplain. MICHAEL LAMB - Ilth - Newspaper Staff. TERYLL LAMBETH - 9th - Drill Team, Student Council. Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, IOth - Soph. Class Ind Vice Pres., Drill Team, Concert Choir, DHS Dancer, Ilth - VICA, Drill Team, Concert Choir, Ilth - ICE Pres., VICA, Student Council, Sr. Class Executive Board, Concert Choir. PAUL LANCASTER - 9th - Track, IOth - Football. Track. Ilth - Football, Track, Ilth - Football, Track. KENNETH LEE - I2th - Track. BOBBY LILLY - Ilth - Coop. Training, I2th - Coop. Training. Senior Directory I37 REBECCA LONG - Ilth - FBLA. DEBORAH LOTT - 9th - Basketball, Softball. Track, MVP in Basketball, IOth - Softball. Basketball, Track, O'CIub, Ilth - Softball, Basketball, Track, O'CIub, FCA, Miss Homecoming, Ilth - Softball, Basketball, Track, O'Club, 4 year Letterman. TYRA LUTTRELL - 9th - Mixed Chorus, Student Council, IOth - Concert Choir, Student Council, Ilth - Concert Choir, Ilth - Concert Choir. ROBERT MCGINNIS - 9th - Football, IOth - Football, Lettered in Football, Ilth - Football, Ilth - HERO. SUSAN MEADOR - IOth - Band. - l2th - Pep Club. FBLA, Foreign Language Club, Concert Choir. ROBIN MELOT - Ilth - VICA, Ilth - FBLA. WILLIAM MORRIS - 9th - Fresh. Football, Fresh. Basketball, IOth - Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Ilth - Varsity Basketball. O'Club l2th - Varsity Basketball, 3 year letterman. KIM MORROW - 9th - Mixed Chorus, Okla. Honor Society. IOth - Concert Choir, I2th - FBLA Treasurer, Nat'I. Honor Society. Mat Maid, YAC. JEANNE NEAL - 9th - Band, Mixed Chorus. Pep Club, IOth - Band, Concert Choir, Pep Club, Soph. Class Executive Board, YET. Ilth - Pep Club, Swim Team. Band Secretary, Concert Choir Secretary, l2th - Concert Choir Secretary, Band. Swim Team, Nat'I. Honor Society, YAC, Sr. Class Executive Board. CINDY NELSON - 9th - Okla. Honor Society. Mixed Chorus, IOth - Concert Choir. Nat'l. Honor Society, Yearbook Staff Rookie of the Year , Student Council. Ilth - Concert Choir, Tennis, Yearbook Saff, Mu Alpha Theta, Math Award, l2th - Yearbook Editor, O'Club, Tennis. HAI NGUYA - 9th - Tennis, IOth - Soccer, SAC. Nat'l. Honor Society, Ilth - Soccer, Nat'I. Honor Society. MICHELLE OLIVER - 9th - Mixed Chorus, DHS Dancer, IOth - Concert Choir, DHS Dancer, Ilth - Concert Choir, l2th - VICA, Concert Choir, Cosmotology Treasurer. YOLANDA PARKER - Ilth - Pep Club, VICA, l2th - VICA, Drama. JAMES PERKINS - 9th - Jets, Chess Club, Okla. Honor Society, Band, IOth - Jets, Chess Team, Band, Soph. Class Executive Board. Ilth - Jets, Chess Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Usher Corps, Nat'I. Honor Society, Math Award, Jr. Class Executive Board, Ilth - Mu Alpha Theta, Nat'l. Honor Society, SAC. LISA PERSLEY - 9th - Pep Club, Softball, Track, Volleyball, Okla. Honor I38 Senior Directory Society, IOth - Nat'l. Honor Society, O'CIub. Pep Club, Softball, Track, Volleyball, Badmitton, Ilth - Foreign Language Club, Nat'l. Honor Soci- ety, O'CIub, FBLA, Softball, Track, Volleyball, FCA, Badmitton, User Corps, Pep Club, Ilth - Nat'I. Honor Society, Foreign Language Club, FBLA, Softball, Track, O'Club, Volleyball, Badmitton, Sr. Class Student Council Rep. JAMES POOLE - 9th - Did not attend Douglass. Basketball, Track, Wrestling, IOth - Did not attend Douglass. Football, Wrestling. Basket- ball, Ilth - Football. Wrestling, Track. CYNTHIA RUCK - 9th - Fresh. Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Badmitton, Softball, Okla. Honor Society, IOth - Nat'l. Honor Society. Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Badmitton, O'Club, Ilth - Varsity Basketball, Track, Jr. Class Parliamentarian. Concert Choir, Superior Rating on Solo in Con- test. Outstanding Member of Concert Choir, Outstanding Female Ath- lete of the Year, Jr. Class Sweetheart. Citizen of the Month, O'Club, FCA, Ilth - Junior Rotarian, Nat'l. Honor Society, Sr. Class Parliamentar- ian. Concert Choir CAlto Section Leaderj. Varsity Basketball, Track. ROBERT RUCKER - 9th - Swim Team, IOth - Swim Team, Ilth - Swim Team. CARLOS RUIZ - 9th - Football, Basketball, Baseball, IOth - Baseball, O'CIub, Ilth - Baseball, Ilth - Baseball. TERRY SANCHEZ - 9th - Tennis, Citizen of the Month, Student Council, Runner-up for Miss Pep Club, Pep Club Officer, IOth - MVP in Tennis. SAC, FCA, O'CIub, Student Council Asst. Secretary, Soph. Class Pres., Citizen of the Month, Ilth - MVP in Tennis, O'Club, SAC, FCA, Jr. Class Treasurer, Usher Corps, l2th - Tennis, 4 yr. Letterman, Sr. Class lst Vice Pres. Usher Corps, Foreign Language Club, Jr. Rotarian. Nat'l. Honor Society. KAREN SHANNON - IOth - DHA Dancer, VICA, ICE, Twirler. Ilth - Drama Club, Twirler. VICA, Ilth - Varsity Cheerleader, VICA. DON SHELLS - 9th - Football, Basketball. IOth - Football, Ilth - Football, Track, Ilth Football. RON SHOEMAKE - 9th - Student Council, Okla. Honor Society, Business Award, IOth - LTD, Nat'I. Honor Society, Soph. Class Executive Board, Student Council, Principal's Honor Roll, Jets, Band, Ilth - Boy's State Award, Yearbook and Newspaper photographer, Nat'l. Honor Society Treasurer, Jr. Class lst Vice Pres., Band, Ilth - Yearbook and Newspaper photographer, French Club Reporter, Nat'l. Honor Society Pres., Year- book King Candidate, Rotary Club, Sr. Class Executive Board. STEPHANIE SMITH - Ilth - VICA, I2th - VICA, JAMES STEELE - 9th - Fresh. Football. IOth - Football. Ilth - Football, VICA, Ilth - Football. ALAN STEPHENS - Ilth - Football, l2th - Football. ANTHONY STEPHENS - Ilth - Varsit Football, l2th - Varsity Football. REGINA STEPHENY - 9th - Band, Drill Team, DHS Dancer. lOth - DHS Dancer, Ilth - DHS Dancer, Concert Choir, llth - DHS Dancer, Concert Choir. LAWANNA STONER - 9th - Softball, Fresh. Basketball, IOth - Softball, JV Basketball, O'Club Track, FCA, Volleyball, Ilth - Nat'l. Honor Society. Softball, Varsity Basketball, HERO. Volleyball, O'Club, llth - Softball, Volleyball, O'Club, HERO. LECIA SWAIN - 9th - Fresh. Class Treasurer, Basketball, Engish Award, Algebra Award, Okla. Honor Society. Student Council. Mixed Chorus, Band, Math Club, IOth - Soph Class Executive Board, Nat'l. Honor Soci- ety. Student Council, Concert Choir, Band, Mu Alpha Theta Reporter, Music Theory Award, Ilth - Student Council Vice Pres.. Nat'l. Honor Society. Concert Choir, Band, Drum Maiorette, Drama Club. Pep Club, Mu Alpha Theta Reporter, Newspaper Staff. Silver and Gold Project Excellence Award, Student Council Leadership Award, Ilth - Student Council, Pres., Nat'l. Honor Society, Concert Choir, Band, Drum Major- ette, Pep Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Reporter, FBLA, Student Communica- tions Committee, Swim Team. CYNTHIA SWETT - 9th - Okla. Honor Society, Student Council, lOth - Nat'l. Honor Society, Soph. Class Executive Board, llth - Nat'l. Honor Society, Principal's Honor Roll. VICA, 3rd in State VICA Contest, Out- standing ICE Student, Ilth - VICA, Nat'l. Honor Society. DONNA TAFFE - 9th - Okla. Honor Society, lOth - Soph. Class, Secretary. Jets, Nat'l. Honor Society, llth - VICA, Miss ICE, FBLA Secretary, Nat'l. Honor Society Chaplain, Ilth - Sr. Class Secretary. VICA, Foreign Lan- guage Club, Asst. Secretary, Yearbook Queen Candidate, Nat'l. Honor Society. JOE TAYLOR - 9th - Okla. Honor Society, Band, lOth - LTD, Band, Stage Band. Ilth - Nat'l. Honor Society, Band Pres., Jr. Class Executive Board, llth - Nat'l. Honor Society. Yearbook King Candidate, FBLA Parliamen- tarian, Student Council, Sr. Class Executive Board. PAUL TAYLOR - 9th - Okla. Honor Society, IOth - Tennis, llth - Tennis, llth - Nat'l. Honor Society. DEANN TEFERTILLER - 9th - Art Club. Mixed Chorus, llth - Alt. Cheer- leader. DARRYL TENNYSON - 9th - Football, Basketball, lOth - Football, Basket- ball, llth - Footballfllth - FBLA. ARDITH THOMPSON - 9th - Twirler, Student Council, lOth - Majorette, Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Ilth - Majorette. Nat'l. Honor Society, FBLA. Ilth - Majorette, Sr. Class Executive Board. Nat'l. Honor Society, FBLA. CARALYN THREATT - 9th - Pep Club, IOth Pep Club, Ilth Pep Club. Drill Team, VICA, ICE, llth - Drill Team, HERO Pres. CYNTHIA TILLEY - 9th - Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Pep Club, Mod- ern Dance, lOth - FCA, O'Club, Pep Club, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, llth - FCA, O'Club, Volleyball, Pep Club, Softball. Basketball, I2th - Softball. WENDALL TORRANCE - llth - Baseball, l2th - Baseball. 2 year Letterman. DANITA WALKER - 9th - Okla. Honor Society, Band, Student Council, lOth - Band, llth - Band. DARRYL WALKER - 9th - Band, lOth - Band, Nat'l. Honor Society. llth - Band, Boy's State Delegate. llth - Nat'l. Honor Society, Rotary Club. PAMELA WALLACE - 9th - Band, Track, Pep Club, Okla. Honor Society, lOth - Band, Track, Soph. Class Chaplain, Volleyball, llth - ICE, VICA, Nat'l. Honor Society, llth - SAC, Nat'l. Honor Society, Pep Club, Year- book Queen Candidate. RACHELL WHEELER - 9th - Did not attend Douglass. Basketball, Honor RoIl,lOth - Yearbook Staff, Ilth - Foreign Language Club Vice Pres.. llth - Foreign Language Club Pres., Nat'l. Honor Society, Lions Rep. for Doug- lass. SUE WHITE - 9th - Art Club, Track, History Award. llth - Softball, l2th - FBLA Secretary, Softball, Tennis, YAC Secretary, O'Club, Mat Maid Co- Captain, Nat'l. Honor Society, Yearbook Queen. ARNITA YEARBY - 9th - Pep Club, IOth - Pep Club, Modern Dance, llth - Pep Club, Modern Dance, VICA. Senior Directory A Acoff, George. 65 Acosta, Arthur, 65 Acosta, Robert, 53, I26 Adair, Cheryl, I20 Adams, Felicia, 48 Adams, Jacqueline, 64, l20 Adams. Linda, 32, l04, I35 Adamson, Kath , 34, 35, 54. l04, II2 Y Aday, Larie, 65 Adkisson, Kathy, 65 Alarcon, Elia, 9l Alexander, Leroy, 28 Alexander, Lisa . 65 Alexander. Lola, 26, 29, 36, l20, I29, I33 Alexander, Ray, 65 Allen. Cleo, 78 Allen, Keith, 65 Allen, Laura, l0, 35 Allen, Teresa, 78 Allen, Stephanie, 57, l04 Allison, Steve, 65 Alvarez, Ignacio, 65, I32, l34 Alvarez. Juana, 33, 78 Alvarez. Letitcia. 37, 65 Ames, Linda, 65 Collins. Anderson, Johnny, 9I Anderson, Michael. 65 Anderson, Roy, 78 Anderson. Scott, 65 Anglin. Angie, 33 Index Blackwell, Terry, 78 Blackwolfe, Teri, 35 Blanchett, Janie, 32, ICD Blandon, Phyllis, 32, I35 Blankenship, Tony, 66 Bley. Pat, 23 Bluethman, Randy, 2I Bogan, Anthony, 79 Bolding, Sharon. 40, 42, 9I, 96 Bolden, Debra, 35 Bombiani. Sam, 20 Bonness, John, 66, I29 Booker, Ronald. 66 Borgardts. Kim, 66 Bowden, John, 79 Bowie, Charles, I04 Bowie, Lee Juan, 32, 36, I04, II6 Boyd, Clinton, 79 Boykin. Brenda, I6, 35, 36. 43, 47, IO4, I29, I33 Boykin, Dale, 66 Bradley, Cynthia, 34, 66, I24 Bradley, Keith, 34, 9I Branch, Ricky, 9I Branum, Donald, 78 Branum, Tonya, 66 Breeden, Tamra, 34, 78 Brewer, Chris, 66 Brogan, Billy, 32 Brooks. Alicia, IO4, lI3 Broughton,'Billy, 104 Brown. Carmen, 32, 43, 66 Brown. Debra, 34, 48 Brown. Gail, I29 6I, l02. Casey, Terri, 66 Castle, Penny, 66 Cerda, Fidel, 92 Chamberlain, Retha, 32 Chamberlain, Ronald, 66 Chambers, Eugene, 33, 34 Chambers, Terrell, 33 Chapman. Debbie. 66, 68 Chatman, E., ll Chestand, Fran, 42, 43. 66 Chestand, Wiley, 36, 44, 78, 97, II6 Chew. Denise, I4 Childers. Terrie, 67 Childs, Jacqueline, 92 Chilton, Shawna, 67 Clapp, Angie, 77, 78 Clarke, Keith, 38, I2l Clark, Sharon, 92 Clarke, Treva, 35 Clark, Wesley, I05, I28, I32 Coffee, Donetta, 67 Coffee, Winfred. 32, 36, II6, Colbert, Anthony, 39, 78 Colbert, Vincent. 40 Cole, Brian, 80 Cole, Bridgette. 35, I05, IO7 Cole, David, 67 Cole, Ella, 70 Cole, James, I05 Cole, Randall, 43 Cole, Stephany, 92 Coleman, Louvella, 28 Coleman, Tammy. 34, 35, 92 Woody, 80, I26 Arbertha, Alisha, 38, 42, 9l Arnold. Sandra, 65, I27 Arthur, Tammy, 35, 65 Ashby, Mark, 33, 9l, I32 Ashworth, 65 Brown. Karen, 9l, I22. I29 Brown, Sherrie, 37, 78 Brown, Valerie, 46, I04 Broyles, Brian, 79 Bruner, Benzetta, I35 Bruton. Leon, I04 Bruton. Lisa, 32. 9l Bryles, William, 32, I04 Colton, Shawna, 35, 42 Combs, Lori, 42, I05 Combs, Sherrie, 80 Combs, Terrie, 35, 38, 39, 40. 53, l0l, I05, Ill, I3l Cook, Cindy, 39, 92 Cook, Michelle, I23, I33 42, 4 Calaway. Mike. 34, 35. 78, I28, I32, I34 Baccus, Erving, I9 Bailey B., 30, 50 Bailey Mary, 65 Bailey, Nedra, 65 Baker. Bonnie, 35, 65. I24. I27 Baker, Debbie, 65 Baker, Robert, 78 Baker, Wade, 35. 62. 78 Ballard, Joe, 78, II6 Barnhill. Kerry, 78 Barnhill. Troy, IO4 Barnett, Pam, 32, 40, 4l, 43, 9I Barrett, Anthony, 78, I30 Baucom, Keith, 34, 78 Beasley, Bruce, 32 Beasley, Marsha, 42. 65 Beauchaw. Jackie. 46 Beck, Gail, 42, 43, 78. 89, I29 Buchanan, Gertie, 79 Buchanan, Paula, 66 Burden, Johnny, 79 Burden, Keith, 79 Burgess, Greg, 92 Burgess, Darren, IO4 Burgess, Scott, 20 Burleigh, Veletta, 35, 78 Burleson, Bobby, 92 Burleson, Tami, 37. 66 Burnett, Dorothy, 23 Bush, Joe, 47, 78, 35 C Cabrera, Angela, 66 Cade, Vicki, 24, 66 Cook, Pete, l02, I04 Cook, Sheree, I05 Cook, Waynell, 25, 43 Cooper, Alvetta, 39, 92 Cooper Joe, 67 Cooper Julia, 30 Cooper, Robert, 92 Cooper, Terry, 33, 46, 60 Cornish, Michelle. 34 Cornish, Regina, 34, 92 Coursey, Tony, 33, 67 Cox, Bart, 93 Cox, Gloria, 67, I29 Craig, Wes, 38, 67 Crandall, Roy, I05 Crandall, Sherri, 67 Crawford, Darla, 33, 78 Crawford, Gerald. I5, 32, 33, 40, 4I, 43, 47 78, I24, I34 Crawford, Mary. 38, 40, 4l, 43, 58 Crawford. Regina, I05 Bellamy, Terry. 66 Belt, Billy, 66 Benefee. Maurice, 28, 44 Berry, Dana, 46. 47, 78, 88, 89 Bettes, Tony, 78 Beutler, LeWayne, 78, I24 Bishop, Jeff, 66, I26 Black, Marsha, 78 Blackard, Darla, 32, 9l l40 Index Campbell, Paul, IO4 Campbell, Shari .79 Caraway, Steve, I28 Carr, Angel, 32, Carr, S.. 34 Carroll. Dianne, Carter, Ronald, Carter. Valerie. Casey, Connie, 34 32, 36, 40, l02, I05, I23, I29 35, 92 66 59, l0l, I05 Crenshaw, Sandra, I5 Crittedon, Timothy, 67 Crowe, Mary Lynn, I6 Cudjo, Shelena. 33, 35, 90, 97 Cudioe, Fresonia, I2, 35, 38 Cudioe, Johnell, ll Cudioe. Phyllis. 34, 38, 40. 4I, 43, 4 Cudjoe, Tracy, 34, 43, 60, 67 Cummings, Regina, 35, 78 II7, I26 3, 49, 9.90 Curry, Chantal, I3, 32, 33, 43, Sl, 57, IOS Curry, Jeanne, 93, I33 Curry, John, 93 Curtis, Regina, 80 Cuyler, Wanda. 39, 43, IO5 D Dale, Alvin, 33 Daniels, Gerald, 67 Daniels, Steve, 93 Davis, Aaron, 4l. 67 Davis David, 80 Davis Dianne, 67, I24 Davis, Fritzearl, IOS Davis, James, 33 Davis, Myra, 93 Davis, Patty, 67 Davis, Sylvester, 38, 80 Davis, Todd, 58, 67 Davison, Steve, 67 Davis, Twyla, 34, IOS Fanning, Louis, 29 Dawkins, June, IO, 35, 48 Day, Angie, 67 Deanglenet, Felicia, 67 Dearman, Howard, 80 Deboard, James, 80 Deboard, Luther, 67 DeGiusti, Tim. 35, 36, 37, 40 58, IOI. I34 Delmoral, Margarito. I34 Denson, Philecia, 32, 40, IOS, Denson, Sharon, 60, 80, I22 Denwalt, Denny, 80 Denwalt, Joan, 67 DeWitt, Patricia, 32, 40, 43, DeWitt, Randy, 80 Diaz, Adella, 37, IOS Diaz, Robert, 67 Dickinson, Dalma, 38, 67 Diggs, Joyce, 35, 80 Diggs, Tony, 32, 34, 93 Dikes. Barney, 80 Dillard, Reginald, 67 Dimery, Gregg, 80 Dimery, Roland, 93, 97 Dizer, Victor, 68 Dodd, Carol, 36, 38, IOS, I33 Dodge, Gene, 8I Dodson, D.. I8 Donald, Christina, 4l, 68 Donald, Myrtle, 32 Donnelly, Helen, 23 Dorn, Phil, 29 Dorris, Lea. 8l Dotson, James, l2I Dotson, Margie, 8l Douglas, Racilus, 68 Douglas. Valerie, 40, 93, I23 Dowd, Viola, 8I Dowd, Trudy, 68 Dowden, Angelia, 68 Downing, Arch, 26 DuBose, Luceta, 93 Dugger, Elizabeth, 68 Dumas, Anita, 93, I23 Duncan, Nina 68 Dunn, Terry, 68 Dunnstan, Tammy, 68 Duong, Ngoc-cinh Thi, 68 Durham, Gail, 27 Durley, Eddie, 68 Durley, Lisa, 93 , 4l, 43, 49. 57, I23 IOS Durley, Tracy, 8I Dutton, Berval, 68 Dyayb, Mark, 68 Dye, Henrietta, IOS Dykes. D,, 34 Dykes, M., 35 Dykes, Teresa, 48, 8l E Easley, Terry, 33, 68 Elliott, Thelia, 26, I25, I29, I35 Ellis, Cassandra, 68, I34 Ellison, Joie, 93 Embery, Garland, 33, 68 Emerson, Kenny, 68 English, Ben, IOS English, Danny, 93 English, Jarline, 68 Equigua, Blanca, 68 Equigua, Emerald, 39, 58, 93 Ervin, Mary, 8l, I35 Ervin, Otis, 93 Escareno, Rosa, 8I, 93 Espinosa, Jose, I34 Espinosa, Luis, I34 Espinosa, Maria, 68 Esteban, Vonnie, 20 Ewy, Ronnie, 8I F Farmer, Lisa, 35, 40, 4I, 43. 90 Farmer, Lori. 26 Faulkner, Gary, IO6 Fears, Tanda, 8I Ferrell, Greg. 58, 68 Ferrell, Marty, I6, I7 Ferrell, Ricky, 8I Fillmore, Denise, IO6 Findly, Robert. II9 Fischer, Tim, 93 Fitlery, Debi, 68 Fize, Robin, 32. 4I Fize, Shelley, 33, 47, IO6 Flaherty, Kathy, 24 Fletcher, David, 68 Fletcher, Preston, 93 Florez, Gilbert, 68, I32 Flowers, Reginald, 93 Foster, Anthony, 35, 38, 40, 47, 49, 52, 6l, 94, IIS, II9 Fox, Denise, 94 Fox. Teresa, 69 Francis, Donald, 69 Francis, John, 34 Francisco. Anceo, 22, 34, 92 Frank. Melissa, 69, I33 Franklin, Bridgette, 34, 35, 94 Franklin, Delvin. 80 Franklin, Sandra, 69 Franklin, Steve, 69, I26, I27 Frazier, Vickie, 94 Frederick, Clifford, 34, l28 Fryman, Tammy, 33, 8I Fredrick, Angela, 8I Fuentes, Daniel, I32 Fuentes, Lora, 82 Fuentes, William, I02 Funderburk. Richard, 69 G Gaddis, Anthony, IO6, II6 Gaddis, Marie, 42, 43, 82 Gaines, Anitra, IO6 Ggngs,,Kristene..69.., Gaines, Pete, l2l, I28 Gaines, Norvelle, 94 .QaQleSf,.5h3uggLQ2, 40, 43, 94 aines ravis, , ' Gardner, Terry, 94, II9 Garmon, Monty, I3 Gates, Marshell, 32, 34, 94 Gatlin, Keith, 94 Germeny. Ken. 33, 69 Gerth, Earnest, 69 Giles, Carletta, 32 Giles, LaVonn, 35, 42, 69, I29 Glass, Mike, 69, I32 Giles, Rene, 82 Godwin, Kim, IO6, I23, I29 Godwin, Sonya, 42, 47, 82, I35 Goforth, Karrie, 58, 62, IO6, I27, I32 Goforth, Steve, 82 Gonzales, M., 34, 69 Goodall, Mike, 34, IO6 Goodpasture, Billy, 69 Goodpasture, Sabrina, 32, 82 Gordon, Billy, 32. IO6 Gordon, Terry, ll8 Gossman, Anthony, I26 Gossman, Deana, 32, IO2, I06 Gouge, David, 94 Grant, Shawnta, 42, 77, 82 Grate, Pamela, 69 Grayson, Gerald, 94 Green, Lawrence, 69 Green, Lesa, 35, 82, I22 Green, Lisa, I4, 59, 82 Green, Marcellus, 42 Green, S., 35 Grey, Jack, 39 Griffin, Cheryl, 39, 40, 53, IO6. II3 Griffith. Allen, 82 Grigsby, IO2, IM Grigsby, Mike, 34, 69 Grigsby, Terry, 69 Grove. Lamar, 82 Guy, Vicki, 82 Guzman. Ricardo. I34 H Haggy. Carla. 40 Hall, Clint. 69 Hall, J., 34 Halloway, Yolanda, 35, 42, 82 Hamdokh, lmad, 20 Hamilton, Denise. 82 Hammons, Shuna, 35 Hampton. Priscilla, 69 Hana. Danette, 83 Hancock, Jeff, 82 Hancock. Otis. 35, 4l, 46, I03, IO6 Hanna, Wade, 69 Harbin, Beth, 33, IO6, I35 Harding, Greg, 34, 70 Harding, Reginald, 34, 83 Index Harding, Phillip, 69, l2I Harison, Roger. 83 Harkey, Terlyn, 94 Harmer, Paula, 70 Harmon, Reese, 28 Harmon, Richard, 70 Harper, Barry, 70 Harrelson, John. 33, 83, 86 Harris, Charles, 33, 94 Harris, Danienne, 34, 70 Harris, Donna, 83 Harris, James, 33. 34, 35, 4l, 57, 83 Harrison, James, 70 Harrison, Jammie. 58 Hart, Donald, 94, II6, l28 Hart. Lisa, I20 Harvey. Brenda. 94 Haskins. Harold, 70 Hathorn, Jackie, 70, I20 Hawkins, Judy, 83 Hayes, D., 83 Hayes, Aronda. 38 Hays, LaDonna, 35, 42, 70 Haywood, David, 70 Hutcherson, M., I4 Hysell, Vernon. IO7 King, Kenny, 84, I24 King, Ron, 24 King, Terry. II6, II7 Kirk, Felicia, 34, 77 Kirk, Kevin, IO8, II6 Kirk, Wilma, 34, IO2, I08 Klein, Debra, 84 Ingersoll, Phil, 26, II9 J Jack, Kenny, I6, 30, 95, I34 Jackson, Anthony, I07, I28 Jackson, Barron, 70 Jackson, Charlie. 34, 35, 83 Jackson, Cheryl, 32, 39, 95 Jackson, Dianne, I07 Jackson, Edred, 32, 34, IO7 Jackson, Eugene, 34 Jackson, Gerome, 35, 38 Jackson, Maurice, I32 Jackson, Micheal, 34, 70. l2I Knight, Billy, 32. l08 Knight, Wendell, 34, 4l, 46, 84 Koehler, Kurt, 35, IO8, I24 Korstjens, Lawrence, 84 L Lafaver, Brenda. IOS Lamb, Jerry, 7I Lamb, Mike, 39, l08 Lamb, Tammy, 84 Lamb, Treva, 38 Lambert, LaDonna, 7l Lambeth, Teryll, 35, I08 Lancaster, Carletta, 7l, I20 90, 94 Haywood. Demetray, 33. 47, 94 Haywood, Micheal, 32, lm, II9 Haywood, Tonya, 3I, 37, 38. 39, 4I, 43, 58. Jackson Jackson. Rachel, 7l, I20 Robert, 7I Jamerson, LaVon. 35, 40, 43, 95 Helms, Elizabeth, 70 Henagar, Gordon, 83 Henley, Martha, I7 James, Donna, IO7 James, Kate, I6, 40, 43 Jaques, Beverly, 7l Jenkins. Cathy, 95 Lancaster, Paul, II3, lf6 Lane. Cheryl, 42, 95 Lane, Terry, 7l Lantz, Lynn, 96 Lattimore, Carl, I4, 96 Lawrence. Evelyn, 43, 84 Lawson, Curtis, II6, I26 Henell, Minnie, 94 Henry, Janice, 47, 70 Hensley, Andy, 83 Herrell. Tim, 70 Herrod, Glenda. 83 Hicks. Leroy, 22, 35 Hildreth, Aurora, 32, I06 Lawson, Rodney. 36, II5, II9 Johnson, Angela, 7l Lee, Greg, 84, II8, II9 Johnson, Cris, 39, 47, 6l, I07, l32 Johnson, Cynthia, l07 Johnson, Deborah, 95 Johnson, Dia. 2I, 34, 58, 83 Lee, Kevin, IO8 Lee, Leonardo, II6. l32 Lee, Tim 84 Lee, Walter, l32 Johnson, Earnest, IO7 Hill, Bryan, I06 Hill, Gina, 35. I33 Hill, Jenna. 70 Hill, Patrice, 32 Hill, Roger. 43 Hilterbran, Dalita, 36. 39, 40, I06, ISI Hilterbran, Darryl, 33, 70, I29, I32 Hilterbran, Denny, 70 Johnson Jonny, 7I Johnson Marie, 42 Johnson Mark, 33 Johnson, Mike. 83 Johnson Nancy. 22, 33, 40 Johnson Pakama, 83 Johnson Reggie, 38, 95. II7, II9 Johnson Rochelle. 38 Johnson Sherry, II2 Lefevers, Lloyd, 7l Leftwich, Tina, 7I Lehman. Dave, 25, 84, l03 Lehman, Greg, l03, IO8 Lenhart, Tammy, 84 Leonard. Karen, IOS Lewis, Roderick, 84 Lewis, Ronnie, 84, II8 Lewis, Stacy, 34, 43, 7l Hinson. Johnny. 83 Hodges, Deana, 24 Hogg, Teresa. I29 Hollis, Larzenda Gay, 35. 38, 39, 40, 4l, 52, 6l, 62, IO2, I06 Holman, Pierre, 57 Homesly, June. 23 Hood, Carrie, 35, 38, 40, 43, I06 Hood, John, 70. l32 Hood, Randy, 83 Hope, L., I2 Hopkins, DePorres, 33, 34, 35. 47. 57. 83 Hopkins, Joe. 33, 94, I34 Hornbeak. Vickie, 42, I07, II3 House. Felicia, 32, II3 House, Romaine, I3, l6. l29 Howard, David, 35, 49, Huckeby, Shelia. 70 Hudson, Terry, 32 Hudspeth, Don, 83 Hudspeth, Sherrie, 38, Huff, Jim, l9. 58 32, 36, 43, 54, I07, 95. II6, I30 70 Humann, Darryl, Il, 27, 39. 40. 43, 6l. I07, I30 Johnson, Steven, 36, 46, 49, 60, I07, II6 Johnson, Tonya, 7I Jones, Dwight, IO, I2, 35 Jones, 7I Jones, Joreen. 95 Jones, Juanita. 7I Jones, Katherine. 24 Jones. Keith, 33, 35, 95 Jones, Kenneth, 7l Jones, Kevin. 95 Jones, Marian, 7l Jones, Mark, 7I Jones, Pam, 42 Jones, Randy, 84, I07 Jones, Rebecca, l08 Jones, Robert, 43 Jones, Roger, 39, 84, II6, II9 Jones, Sheila, 35 Jones, Tracy, 42 Joeph, Mark, 7I Jorton, Tony, 7l K Lindsay, Terrie, 35, 84 Lindsay. Wayne, 35 Little Axe, Vanessa, 84 Littleiohn, Paula, 42, II3 Littlejohn, Reggie. 37. 43, 77, 84 Logan, Lawanna, 96, I24, I25 Lollar, Sheila, 32, 96, iw Long, Deitra, 42 Long, Becky, l08 Long, Roshawn, 36, 39, 42, 96, 99 Longoria, Teri, 84, I27, l29, l32 Loper, Joe, 84 Lopez, Manuel, 7l Lott, Debra, 32, IO8, l23. I33 Loudermilk, Cynthia, 42, 85 Luna, Martin, I32, I34 Luttrell. Tyra, IO8 M Macy, John, l6, I30, I3I Madden, Kerry, 47, 49, II6 Hume, Janet, 2l Hung, Duaong, 37, I32, I34 Hunter. D'Luna, 70 Hunter, Lettie, 29. l32 I42 - Index Kelley, Willie, l8, l9, II8. II9 Kemp. Victor. 95 Maddox. Robert, 7I Madison, Phyllis, 34, 43, 63, Madlock, Yolanda, 42, I27 Manager. Itelma, I3 7l, I20, I22 Nitzel, Mangham, Bert, 32 Manigo, lnell, 85 Mann, Joe, 37, 7l Markham, Mirka, I7, 34, 42, Marsh, Lynita, I2 Marshall, Robert, 38, 40, 96 Marstellar, Billy, 85 Martin, Hardy, 88, l09, II6 Martin, James, 85, lI8 Martin, Teresa, 85 Matthews. Rhenetta. 7I Matthews, Zena, 72 Mayes, Tracy, 2I, 96, 97 Mayo, LaDonna, 72 Mayo, Lisa, 85 50, 85 McCauley, LaWanna, 85, I35 McCauley, 32, 96 McCauley McCauley McClellan Melissa, 72 Rochelle, IO9 , William, 96 McCoy, Pam, 32, 40, 4I, 90 McDaniels, Juanita, 23 McDaniels, Tommy, 38, 96 McGinnis. Robert, 32, IO9 McGowen, Janice, 96 McGuffee, Dennis, 85 McGuffee, Tony. 36, I24 McKee, Linda, 72 McLilly, Anthony, IO9 McQuin, Matthew, 85 Mead, Rhonda, 72 Meade, Roger, 96 Meador, Susan, 37, 43, 79, I Melot, Robin, I09 Mendez, Nellie, I8 Metcalf, Billy, 85 O9 Navarro, Armando, I34 Neal, Janie, 40, 97 Neal, Jeanie, 37, 40, 43, 55, IO9, I24. Neal, Joyce, 25 Neal, Linda, 34, 85 Nealy, Richard, 97 Nelson, Nelson. Nelson, Brenda, 39, 40. 6I, 97, I3I Cindy, 37, 40. I09 Laurie, 72 Nestell, Clara, 97 Nichols, LaDawn. 86 Alice. 72 Mewborn, Diane, 32, 38, 40, 4l, 43, 58, 90, 97 Meyers, Lisa, 97 Meyers, Pamela, 46, 47, 72, 73 Miles, Charles, IO, 35, 50 Miller, Connie, 72 Miller, Lera, IO9 Mills, Johnnie, 72 Mills, Billy, 72 Mink, Andre, 34, 40, 97 Minnifield, Jean, 29 Mitchell, Kevin. 97 Mockabee, Danny, 85, l3O Moham, Louvinia, Il, II3 Ngoc. Tran Thi, 72 Nguyen, Hai, 28, I09, I34 Noang, Dung, 72 Noel, Candy, 33, 97 Noel, Vince, 72 Norton. Latricia, 4I, 60, 86 Norton, Rodney, 72 O Ogle, David, 34, 62 Oglesby, Ben, I7 O'Guinn, Versella, 72, I20, I22 Oliver, Michelle, 35 Oliver, Robin, IO9 O'Neal. Jane, 72 Orange, Nadine, 42, 97, I35 Orr, Coleen, 34, 43, 72 Overman, Marcina, I4 0wens, Anne, 30 Owens, Jennifer, 72 P Park, Eun Cha. Parker, Leonard, 33, 35, 49, 97 Parker, Ralph, ll8, ll9 Parker, Robin, 97 Parker, Yolanda, 38, II3 Parks, Micheal, 97 Parks, Pamela, IO9 Patrick. Michelle, 32. 40, 43, 97 Montgomery, 28 Moore, Alex, 72 Moore, Annette. 72 Moore, Ella, 85 Moore, James, 32, 38, 46, 62, IO9 Moore, Margaret, 39, 40, 42. 46, 97, 99 Moore, Robert, 33, 85 Moore, Shelly, 38. 72, I27 Moore, Vivian, 42 Morris. Morris, Bobby, 72 William, ss, noe. ns Patterson, Tonya, 42, 43, 77, 86 Patton, Jeff, 72 Paul, D., I3 Paxton, Carol, 73, I22 Paxton, Charles, 6I, I09, II6, II7, I20 Paxton, J., 34 Payne, Buddy, 97 Payne, Phyllis, 38, 97 Peak, Jamie. 86 Pearce, Richard, 73, I26 Perryhouse, Jackie, IO9 Morrow. Kim. 32, 40, IO3, IO9, II3, I27 Moss, L., I2, I3 Moss, Ramona, 72 Murray. Scott, 72 Murray, Tammy, IO9 Musgrove, Calvin, 97 N Naff, Ethel, IO9 Narramore, Jim. 72 Pennington, Bobby, 35, 4l, 86 Perkins, James, 37, 4l, IO9 Perkins. Terri, 32, 97 Perry, James, 97 Persley. Lisa, 32, 36, 40, 43, 54, l02, I33 Peters, Jennie, 20, 4I Peters, Rodney, II6 Peters, Warren, 98 Phillips, Angela, 73 Phillips, Danny, 34, 73 Phillips, Rita, I7, I8 Pickelsimer, Dennis, 73 Pigeon, Angela, 98 Pigeon, Cindy, 32, ll0 l25 IIO, Pierce, Anita, 98 Pitre, Brian, 40, 4l, 42, 9l Pitts, David, ll0 Pitts, Edie, 59, 98 Pixley, Danny, 86 Plunkett, Tina, 86 Polk, Denise, 95 Pompey, Darryl, 98, II6 Pope, Tyria, 35, 42, 73 Potts, Lisa, 35, 42. 73 Powell, Crystal, IIO Powers, Sonya, 73, I20, I22 Preston, Jimmy, 73 Prior, Rita, 86 Pruitt, Jud, IIO, I24 Pryor, Jay, 98 Pullen, Keith, II6 Pulley, Anne, 25, 5I Purnell, Ramona, 86 Purnell, Regina, 32, IIO Quiros, Beverley. 24, 25 R Ragsdale, Marilyn, 73 Ramirez, Kerry, 34, 73 Randall, Monica, 34, 43, 73 Randall, Mary, 73 Ray, Deana, 38, I35 Rayburn, Tony, 33, 35, 86, II6 Rayford, Aaron, 43, 63, 73, I2I Reader, Yolanda, 42, Il2 Reece, Keith, 73 Reed, Felicia, 34, 43, 63, 73, I20, I2 Reed, John, l6, I7, I26, I29, I32 Rex, Tanny, 73 Reynolds, John, 73 Rhomes, Diane, 95 Rich, Barbara, 40 Richards, Debra. 42, 86 Richards, Kevin, 73 Richards, Kyle, 73 Richardson, Beverly, 73 Richardson, Kim, 98 Richardson, Kevin. 86, I24 Richardson, Lenell, 86 Richardson, Micheal, 33, 73 Richardson. Vicki, 42 Richardson, Wade, 98 Rikli, Karen, 40, 98 Rinker, David, IIO Rivers, Clay, 33, 34, 4l, 86 Robb, Alvin, 86 Robb, Steven, 98 Roberson, Sandy, 24, 25 Roberts, Donna, 34, 35, 86 Robertson, Lisa, 74 Robertson, Yvonne, I7, I8, I9, 38, 9I Robinson, Celia, 38, 42, 87 Robinson, Claudine, 42, 74, I20 Robinson, DeLance, I26 Robinson. M., 34 Rodriguez, Eddie, 46, I26 Romena, Rolanda, 98 Romo, Julie, 74 Rosa, Armado De La, 74 Ross, Darryl, 43, 98 2, I23 Index - I43 Ross, Donna, 74 Ross. Jeanne. IIO Ross, Marlene. II Ross, Teddy, 74 Ross, Tessa, 87 Smith, Lynn, 29 Smith, Mike, I26 Smith, Starla, 35, 74 Smith, Stephanie, IIO Thompson Thompson Thomspon Thompson , Ardith, III , Dorcus, 75 , Jacques, Il6 Lori, 88 Routon, Penny, 74 Routon, Twyla, 36, 39, 98, I27 Royal, Ellenor, 42, 87 Royal, Wishbone, 33, 34, 35, 60, 87 Ruck, Cynthia, I5. 32, 35, 36, 40. 49, I02, IIO, I23, I29 Rucker, Marcellus, 32 Rucker, Robert, IIO Ruiz, Carlos, I32 Rush, Mia, 34, 35, 74 Rutledge, Jesse, I4 Ryan. Harvey, 26, I28 Sneed, Kenita, 2I, 36, 4I, 46, 97. 99, I22, I23, I3l, I33 Snider, Frederick, 87, I32 Snow, Robbie, 43, 99 Snowden, William, 87 Snyder, Neil, 58, 74 Snyder. Fred, l28 Snyder, Mark, I24 Sockwell, Jerry, 74 Sockwell, Tonya, 39, 87 Spireill, Teresa, 75 Springfiels, Arthemis, 74 Stansell, Rita, 42, 75 Stapleton, Ricky, 75 Steele, James. IO2, IIO, II6 Stoner. Sabb, Barbara, I5 Sanchez, Adella, 36, 37, 85, 87, I22. I33 Sanchez, Avelia, 36, 37, 39, 40. 4I, 43, 49. 90, 98. I22, I3I, I32, I33 Sanchez, Patrick, 67, 74, I24, I32 Sanchez, Terry, 36, 40, 43, 54. IO2, IIO, I3I Sanders, John, 34, 87 Sanders, Sherry, I22 Sapp, Felicia, 74 Satse, Roger, 74 Savage, Jim, 98 Scales, Christine, 98 Steill, Mary, 75 Stephens, Allen, IIO, H6 Stephens, Anthony, IIO, II6 Stepheny, Regina. 33, 35, 49 Stepheny, Rochelle, 43, 99 Stepheny, Sherry, 33, 35 Stevens, Theresa, 88 Stevenson, Linda, 35 Stewart, Carylon, 32, 34. 35, IO2, I23, I29, I33 Stewart, Cyndi, 75 Stewart, Kevin, II8, II9 Stewart, Sue, 34. 35, 77, 88, I22 Stidham, Debra, 33, 88, I24 Lawanna, 32, 36, 43, III, I22, I33 Schandorf, Teresa, I24 Scharabok, Lori, 74, I24 Scharabok, Wayne, 87 Schumm, Steve, 36, 43, 87, I24 Scott, Ramona, IIO Scott, Greg, 98 Scott, S.. 34, 98 Stowers, Danny, 75 Strader. Jeffrey, 88 Strader, Michelle, 75 Stremlow, Ruth, 75 Strong, Tracy. 88 Summers, Charlotte, III Summers, Mike, Il, 35, 47, 6I, 78. 88 Thompson, Melody, III Thornton, David, II9, 99 Threatt, Carolyn, ll Threatt, Donald, 33 Threatt, Richard, 34. 35 Thrower, Jack, 28 Thurman, Dorothea, Ill Tilberg, Ed, 2I Tilley, Cynthia, III Tilley, Lynn, 33, 35 Tilsner, Sibyl, I8 Toliver, Tim, ll6 Tomkowski, James, 40, 4I, 99. I34 Tong, George. 88 Torrance, Darlene, 75, I22, I23 Torrance, Wendell, I32 Torres, Teresa, 88 Traywick, Wayne, I2I Trevino, Alma, 75 Trevino, Blanca, 88 Triplett. Paris, II8 Troutman, Mary, 30 Troxel. Jeanne, 75 Troxel, V., 35 Tubbs. Curtis, II2 Turner, Cathy, 2l, 34, 42, 88, l29 Tyler, Ria, 42, 88 V Valdez, Elizabeth, II2 Valdez, Linda, 32, 75 Vaughn, Cris, 35. 89 Vaughn, Vicki, II2 Vetter, Jo Ann, 75 Seabolt, Elaine, 35, 37, 74 Seiter. Lisa, 87 Semtner. David, 98 Semtner. Steve. 39, 87 Shanks, Allen, 35, 42 Shannon, A., 35 Shannon, Cynthia, 99 Shannon Doniece, 34, 87 Shannon Karen, 42, 54, IIO Sharry, Debbie. 74 Shatswell, Lynetta, 74 Shaw. Lisa, 42, 87 Shells, Denise, 74 Shells, Don, 34, 43, II6 Shells, Gerald, II6 Shells, Ron, IIS, II7, l28 Shelton, Janet, 74 Susouk, Jon, 75. l2I Susouk, Wanna, 37, 89 Susouk, Wanne, 99 Sutherland, Corinda, 75 Sutherland, Rex, 88 Swain, Lecia, I5, 3I, 32, 34, 35, 38, 39, 40, 4I, 43, 73. lOl, Ill, I24 Swett, Cynthia, III T Taffe, Donna, 40, 4I, 43, 52, IO2, Ill Tarver. Jeff, II6, I34 Taylor, Burt, 75 Smetts, Angela, 74 Shelton, Kevin, 87 Shipley, Lester, 58 Shipp, Alonzo, I9 Shoemake, Ron, 27, Shray, Patricia, 99 39, 40. 4I, 43, 52, IIO Simmons, Michelle, I4, 34, 35, 77, 87 Simpson, Monica, IIO Sioux, David, 58, 74 Skogen, Cris. 20 Slammons, Shelly, 42, 74 Smith , Alama. 43 Smith. Angela. 34, 38, I27 Smith. Arthur, 87 Smith. Ben, 35, 74 Smith, Faye, IIO Smith, Glen, 74 I44 - Index Taylor, Eric, 38, 40, 4l, 43, 77 Taylor, Irene, I2, I3 Taylor, Joe, 32, 34, 40, 43, 50, I02, I08. III Taylor, Nancy, I8, I9 Taylor, Paul, IO4, III Taylor, Quiquia, 22, 33 Taylor, Ricky, 88 Tefertiller, Deann, III Tennison, Sherry, 99 Tennyson, Darryl, 32, Ill Thomas, Cavorisous, 33, 38, 50 Thomas, Pam, 33, 35, 75 Thomas, Robert, 75 Thomas, Thomas, 88 Thomas Thomas Thomps . Toya, III , Tracy, 38, 88 on, Alfreda, 34, 75, 99 Vickers, Jeff, 75, I29, I32 Vickers, Lonnie, I03, II2, II9, I32 Vint, Myra, 99 W Wade, Natalie, 32, 46. 99, IW Wafer, Karen. 34, 99 Wafer, Sandra, 63, 75, I20 Waggoner, Delores, 99 Waggener, Diane, 38 Waggener, William, 75 Walker. Darryl, II2 Walker, Cynthia, 46, 99, I24 Walker, Gia, 38, 75 Walker, Greg, 43, I03, II2 Walker, Lloyd, ll, 82 Walker, Mary, 76 Walker, Steven, 76, I2I Wall, Penny, 89 Wallace, Pam, 37, 42, 52, II2 Walter, Tabitha, 35, 76 Ward, Cathy, 76 Warmath, Gail, 34, 43, 58, Im, I24 Warner, C., 34 Washington, Vickie, 42 Watham, Ricky, 76 Watson, Thelma, 76 Watts, Tonya, 35 Weaver. Betty, 23 Webb, Nina, 42 Welk, David, 89 Werneke, Jennifer, I6. IS, 39 Werner, Dennis, 89 Westbrook, Micheal, II2 Whalen, Mike, l9. I34 Wheeler, Rachel, 43 Whitabker, Kim. 89, l35 White. White. White. White White White , Stanford. Il White. Charlene. 42, lm C.L.. iw Donna, 89 Jesse, 76 Joyce, l22 Sue. 32, 36, 40, 53, lOl, I27, l3l, l32, I33 White, Taunia, 32, 42, I2O Whitley, Arnold, II2 Wickware, Vernell, 76, I28. I29 Wigand. Fred, II2 Wiley, Shelia, 39, 96, 97, ICD Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams, Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. Becky, 33 Brenda, 42. 76 Carla, 42, IOO Deitra, 42 Gary, lI2 James, 76 Janice. 32, 37. II2 Kenneth, 24 Lacy. 33 IO3, ll2. II3. Williams Leisha. 39 Williams Lisa. 33, 37, 89 Williams, Marcus. 33, 35, 89, l32, I34 Williams Williams . Margrete. 76 Maurice. 38, IO0 Williams Nathan, 34, iw Williams P., 34 Williams Robert, lm Williams, Tim. IIB, ll9 Williams. Tony, 76, I29, I32, I34 Williams Williams . Torrie. 33. 42 Wade, 35, 4I, 58, IOO. I24 Williamson. Pertister, 76, I2O Wilson, Brenda. 89 Wilson, Cynthia, 42. 89, I27 Wilson. Deborah, 32, 40, IOO. ll3 Wilson. Don, 76 Wilson, Jenny, 76 Wilson, Terry, 89, l26 Wilson, Willard, 34, 35 Wineberry. Beverly. 42, 89 Wineberry, William. 76, I3O Winston, Brent, I6. II6 Wolfe, Tom, 26 Wood. Rhonda. 38, 76 Wood. Teresa, 40, iw Wooden, Rhonda, 76 Woolf. Bobbie, 76 Woolf, Tammy, 76 Wooten, Darake, 76 Wright, Connie. 32, lm Wright. Darren, ll6, I28 Wright. Fred, 89 Wright, Melva, 89 Wright, Thomas, ll6, II7 Wyant. 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