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

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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.

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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 , ,

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. ' 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