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

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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

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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

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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