Duncan High School - Smoke Rings Yearbook (Duncan, OK)

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7' 'fr ' hr Miss Clements efficiently fulfills the posi- tion of Secretary to the Superintendent and Clerk to the School Board. She keeps an ac- curate record of students' credits and all the business of the school. Mrs. Reynolds, who in her official capacity as Secretary to the Principal and Dean of Girls, acts as a cordial friend to all students. we 1 iii, ' is i t :.f. 2 :-1: ,z '. : Q l Mrs. Edna Reynolds v f ,L aa 've wwf ,,, if v4 -wi ,..-arts 1:-4' Qi .0 .,4- ' , ml: O' 4 , .1 ' ' . 12.1, , Q ' an ,gf W3 J yJvf..x.x Y fwsrv xi ,ta 1- ,tv Miss Inez Clements Qfjlice Girls First Row: Thala Roberts, Suzanne Holcomb, Donna lean Carpenter, Neta Io Steele, and Edna Sehested. Second Row: Betty Stogsdill, Mary Frances Win- ingham, Mary Sue McDonald, and Barbara Hearn. Third Row: Angelena Frensley, Wynema Pirkle, LaVerne Beck, and Ieanette McDonald. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Ann Benson, Ollie Mae Price, Sammy Lou Benson, and Sybil Botkin. Fifth Row: Lois Grimes, Bessie Watters, Ioyce Farrell, Nell Groves, and Ann Stringfield.

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aufs MR. DION C. WOOD Superintendent of Schools Many factors are prevalent in the development of a successful school year, one of the most import- ant being the superintendent, who must be a well- rounded, highly qualified, efficient individual. Mr. Wood isiust such a man. Within the walls of his office, he makes important decisions and uses his own good judgment in planning for the better- ment of our educational system. Mr. Stephens is next in importance. He has not only maneuvered efficiently the smooth roll- ing wheels of the high school but also has won the respect and admiration of the entire student body and faculty. Right hand aids are these members of the school board Vernon Butemeyer, Clint Roberts K. R. Russell, Bill Akins and S. E I egg Theirs is thc responsibilitv of acquiring and maintaining higher educational standards and promoting progress toward future progr ms of education

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or , tro, s ,,.,us is Mamie Lee Hallett American Literature u English, Languages and Library Duncan High School,s English Department provides for an op- portunity to improve speaking, writing, and listening habits and stimulates a wider appreciation for literature. A gay Buenos Dias! took the place of the more common Hello as we attempted to master our foreign languages. Not to be forgotten is our own school library which is a place for quiet study and a source of endless supply of knowledge. Students at work in the library. .,:rEi1Ii225f 1225 ii25 'i2i2 I orrory o r ot Grace Richardson Spanish, Latin Martha Veal Olive Stewart Iris Ann Lansford English II English Literature Oklahoma History, Civics, English II Sponsor of the Yearbook