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

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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

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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