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

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rn ,322 g 1 Dan Thompson, working industriously at Monty's Radio Shop. A department of which Duncan High School can well be proud is that of Distributive Education and Diversified Occupation. Future businessmen and women are trained in the classroom and through actual experience on the job. Glen Waters Ralph Barclay Diversified Occupation Distributive Education The press at Little's Printing Shop rolls on with the aid of Lincoln Morris, Iimmy Starr, and Byram Randolph. ff' VR' ,.,, ti qw glgglygvgg Pat Gardner, at Aranson's Ready-to-Wear, dis- plays a new shipment of ladies' merchandise. Ruby Shannon, Colleen Ridlinghafer, Elmer Lee Williams rearranging stock at McLellan's Variety

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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

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if 5 Carl Conrad retraces steps of Coronado's expedition for Amer- ican history class. ocial Studies Courses that teach students the fundamentals of better living are those that fall under the heading of social studies. In this department students gain invaluable training in helping them to understand toclay's hectic world. Visual Education, a new depart- ment in D. H. S., is becoming essen- tial because of its unlimited power in education. One of the newer courses added to our curriculum is the one dedicated to the prevention of wreckless driv- ing through proper instruction and practice. Opal Iones American History Have patience, Elnag it's your turn nextf' says Norma Nell Roberts and Imogene Williams, Driver Education students. Edna Reynolds Sociology Advanced Civics Emet Walker Driver's Education General History Director of Visual Education Bobby Hubbard, Donald Dennard, and Mar- vin Billington study the complicated mechanism of a screen projector, aided by Mr. Walker. 9