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

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lohn Davenport Physics Chemistry Algebra II Trigonometry Dora Iones Biology Art Second Hour Biology Class: Monty Fritts and Virginia Edwards find Physics Class: The attentive onlookers of the Third Hour Physics Class wonder what kind of brew Mr. Davenport is mixing now. Bugology captivating in more ways than one, especially with Eddie Science and Barnes and Herman Wheeler around. eilffathematics Preparing to meet the prob- lems of tomorrow are the mathematics courses which in- clude both plane and solid ge- ometry, trigonometry, and al- gebra ll, and courses of science comprising aeronautics, biol- ogy, chemistry and physics. H. G. Bennett Plane Geometry: Look at those figures!!! fGcometric, that isj Tom P12HCGC0mCU'Y McCasland, Norma Dean Howe and Pat Shaffer find it inter- esting.

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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

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Charles Walker Ray Fulkerson Shop Mechanical Drawing Carpentry Qlgriculture and Shop Weldon Davis and Benny Mr. Fulkerson coaching Iohnny Iones in mechanical drawing. The Industrial Arts Department serves to satisfy the needs of those who are interested in doing work with their hands and who wish to become architects, cabinet makers, mechanics, draftsmen, or other such tradesmen. As this year's project the students of this department are building a house for the caretaker of the stadium. The planning, building, and interior decorating have been done by this department aided by the home economics and art departments. Agricultural students have become so interested in agriculture that they look forward to the time when they can apply what they have learned in the classroom to everyday farming experience. Barnes adding their bit to building the new house at the stadium. ' Ioe C. Parks Winston Campbell, O. I. Skelton, and Billie Don Arnett studying new Agfiwlluff methods in scientific farming. ffl ' ' r r