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

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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

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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.

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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