Bell Vocational High School - Vocat Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1965 volume:

1 I 4 Q x 1 in . E . A - V4. I W ' , 4 ' 1 r 1 v fi-5 K 1, f-v 'il , 3- I' :as xx xi K XX -' , . gs ' ci .y , ,X Y I 1 1 Published By The SENIOR CLASS Bell Vocational High School Washington, District of Columb Our lives are three-dimensional. As we mature we gain a depth of knowledge, a breadth of aspiration. Many elements combine to devel- op the student into an adult with these dimen- sions. The rhyzbm of the school days ser by the teachers who guide us, the empharir placed Foreword upon the seniors to prepare for graduation, the variety found among the students and in classes, the unity of teamwork in sports and of the stu- dents who back them, and the balance between the social and the academic life which is at- tained in school activities--all merge to create the composition or whole of the high school student. Widi this background of knowledge, expen- ence, and aspiration gained during our high school years, we are prepared to search for new dimen- sions,THE DIMENSIONS FOR TOMORROW. Enfor fo Loom Depart fo Serve Our Distinguished Herifage I I Alexander Graham Bell Alexander Graham Bell was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, in the year 1847. His family moved to Brantford, Ontario, in 1870. Bell's proficiency as a teacher of the deaf brought him to Boston, where he established a reputation as an authority on methods and techniques in this field. An early interest in the use of electricity in the transmission of sound led to experiments which culminated in his most famous invention, the telephone in 1873. During the seventy-five years of his life, Bell carved out a remarkable career. In addition to the telephone and his work with the deaf, he pioneered in many fields. He became tremendously interested in aviation, foresaw its importance, and did much to further its progress. He carried on constructive studies in eugenics, transmitted sound over a beam of light, developed the basic mthod of making phonograph records on wax discs, and perfected an electrical surgical probe. His mind was ever inquiring, and the range of his interests wide. Bell became a resident of Washington, D. C., in 1876, and a United States citizen in 1882. He served as president of the National Geographic Society and as a member of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institute. He established locally the Volta-Laboratory where he and others continued research on the education of the deaf. Here he also invented the audiometer. Bell spent much of his later life in Canada where he died on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, on August 2, 1922. Dedication Mr. Lemuel A. Penn In memory of the late Lemuel A. Penn, whose exceptionally brilliant career came to an end at its zenith, the Class of 1965 sincerely dedicates this, THE VOCAT. Not only was he a leader in his community, but he was also an outstanding educator and administrator in the D. C. Public Schools. Mr. Penn served as teacher at the lfhelps Vocational High School and at Veterans High School Center. He was principal at Veterans High School Center and later became principal of Phelps Vocational High School. He contributed much to the success of vocational training as Director of Vocational High Schools, the Evening Adult and Summer School Programs. As director, Mr. Penn planned for an educational program responsive to the needs of the Community. He was a man of courage, ability and integrity. He was a man to be admired. T! ' MSE 1 I ,,,. f V u l 4 I t 3 su. 13 As An Administrator, Educator and Leader He Plays Many Roles ,L m J.. -iv V5 A vga 31 ? lp 1' .- in Our Principal Mr. Charles H. Baltimore PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE ENTER TO LEARN DEPART TO SERVE To the class of 1965, congratulations and best wishes for a long, prosperous and healthy -life. The faculty has attempted to give you the knowledge and skills so necessary for a young man entering the world of work, the armed services or the field of higher education. During your three years at Bell Vocational High School, you have lived as a citizen in a small community of 500 students and teachers. Many of you have served with distinction as members of the Student Council, Bell Chorus, Cadet Corps or Athletic Teams. This participation was excellent training for the day that you would graduate and become an Alumnus of Bell. How well we taught, how much pride of school, community and coun- try we instilled can be answered only by how much you continue to grow morally and mentally . . . If, when you leave us you become an alert member of your community who contributes to the continued improvement of our city and country-then, your teachers at Bell have done their job. GOOD LUCK AND GODSPEED! Our Counselor Mr. John H. Will Counselor Mr. john Williams lends n helping hand' to student Ralph Bullock. Students at Bell find ready help and answers at the counselor's desk. Here they receive individual help in under- standing themselves in respect to their interests, strengths, aptitudes and abili- ties, ns well as, their limitations. Aid is given in placing students in profitable work situations on a part time basis while attending school, as well as per- manent placement after graduation. ioms It is with a feeling of pride and satisfaction that the counselor extends congratulations to the graduating class of '65. Your class is by far the largest since the founding of Bell Vocational High School. With the emphasis today on automation, it is even more necessary that you continue your study and on-the-job-training to meet the increasing requirements of the future for skilled mechanics. I hope that each of you will achieve a greater measure of success in your chosen occupation than you ever real- ized was possible. John H. Williams Counselor ' f'e !.C ' Q-...,..5. not X. . Cffice Staff ' ,iv I ,J rc Mrs. jordan as the beginning-I mean end of a day MRS. LUCILLE JORDAN Administrative Aide Mrs. O'Callpghan No pills, no aspirins and no shots-Now you can rerurn ro your class I ' I l MRS. ALICE 0'CALI.AGHAN R. N. School Nurse Mrs. Williams I: would be easy if the teachers just rhcckcd our all of them MRS. THELMA WILLIAMS Srores Clerk Cafeleria Staff Fm! row left to right - Mrs, Mattie Harris, Mrs. Dorothy Jarvis. Back row left to right -- Mrs. Jua- nita Clyburn, Mrs. Shirley Sharrow and Mrs. Marie Hayes, Director Maintenance Staff From left to rigbt - Daniel J, Healey, Engineer David L. Northedge, Fire- man and Clarence W. Morgan, Asst. Engineer Engineering Staff From left to right - Roy M. Jones, William R. White, Burley Pugh, Wil. ber: Ransom, Asst. Custo- dian and Sidney Coe, Head Custodian X I fk I lF:,c,-x-,Qf-x-Q 1 X Faculty MR. EDWARD W. ALLEN MR. RICHARD AMES English-History Prinr Shop MR. JOSEPH W. BENTLEY Science-Mathematics MR. WILLIAM R. BOND MR. FRANCIS E. BONSAVAGE Electric Motors English I2 I MAJOR CHARLES E. BROWN MR, RAYMOND F. COOK Military Science Sheet Metal MR. JOHN H. DAVIS Electric House Wiring MRS. CHARLOTTE C. DOWNING MR. JOSEPH 1. EBBETS English-.Reading Painting and Decorating MR. EUCLID S. FLEMING MR, RALPH C. GETZ Electronics Body and Fender MR. RAYMOND P, GKLROY Plumbing Shop I4 MR. jOHN W. E. HICKMAN MR. JOSEPH M. HONEYCHUCK Basic Auto Shop Cabinet and Millwork Shop MR. RICHARD JANIGI AN, JR. MR. LYMAN J. LAUGHTON, III Health and Physical Education Machine Shop MR. EVERETT D. MILANS Mathematics MR. LEO F. MILES MR. NWILLIAM E, NUNALLIE Health and Physical Education Upholstery MRS. MAXINE K. ROSBOROUGH MR. ALBERT D. SHARP, SR Mechanical Drawing-Mathematics Paperhanging MR. WILLIAM L. STYERS Diesel MR. 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I 1 V , . . 1 1. 1, 5i1'.'3A1.l.1'xf1C i,',' 11' '?1f1' f 1.f?.5 f' ',S'1.'1-,.f + 2 ' .1 11.1. 1 1.11.1 4 f11111..'1. g.i.11a 111. x 1 1 .1 ' 1 11 11 1 1 0 Senior Class Officers Senior Class Officers seared from left to right, Nathaniel Crews, President, john Chisholm, Vice-President, Norman Hylton, Treasurer, Tettie Moore, Secretary. Not pictured-Michael jones, Sgt. at Arms ROBERT BLACKMON Paperhanging Shop Football BENJAMIN BOWERS Housewiring Shop Cadets, Map reading scam, Rifle team andiwinner of the Woodm'ard Scholarship JOHNNY ADDISON Body and Fender Shop Track, Cadets, Chorus VALGENE BATTS Paperhanglng ..Joe.. Cadets DAVID E. BRADLEY Paint Shop Cadets,- football, baseball, Red Cross, Varsity Club JOSEPH BRIGHT Varsity Club- ..Joe.. Varsity Club, Football, Red Cross, Track team, Rifle team, Cadet: 2I SAMUEL BROOKINGS Paint Shop Prcny Boy Track, Red Cross, Chorus ARTHUR O. BROWN, IR. Woodsliop Auto Cadets RALPH BULLOCK Welding Shop Rego Cadets, Srudenz Council MICHAEL BURNS ' Electric Housewiring Bumsie Football, Varsity team o 's 22 MACK BROWN jR. Electric Motors Rifleman M.P,s, Rifle roam, Cadets, Red Cross. Yearbook Comm., Prom Commitree, Varsity Club BENNETT BRYANT Woodsliop Cool Breeze Ritle Team, Chorus, Red Cross WALTER CLIFFORD Paint Shop Cliff Caders RALPH CORLEY Cabinet and Millwork Shop Sheep Red Cross, Student Council. Cadets VINCENT CARTER Electric Housewiring Cadets JOHN CHISHOLM Print Shop Teddy Vice-President, Senior Class, Chorus, Red Cross, Cadets, Asst. Editor, School Newspap- er, Sgt. of M-P,s, Yearbook Prom Committee NATHANIEL CREWS Auto Shop Zeke Cadets, Senior Class Presidentj Adjutant Capt.. uf Cadets. Member of I.R.C. Club REGINALD DAVID Paint Shop Reggie Football, track team, Cadets, Varsity Club '- 23 FRANKLIN DOUGLASS Paint Shop Squirrel Football, baseball, Varsity Club, Cadets EDWIN DRUM Auto Shop Porky Student Council. Cadets CHESTER FARMER Auto Shop Chet Cadets. Drill Team UNIUS FLETCHER J Print Shop junie Cadets, J.V. Basketball, News- paper Staff 24' RALPH EDWARDS Welding Shop Peanut Football, basketball, Tennis. Cadets, Varsity Club ROBERT EVERHART Body and Fender Shop Bubby Cadets RICHARD GOULD Welding Shop Red Crass. Cadets JAMES GRANT Body and Fender Shop Jimmy Cadets EDMUND GALLOWAY Paint Shop .. Bee.. J.V. Basketball, Cadets HARRY GEETY Auto Shop Cadets, Map tending team ERIC HALL Cabinet 8: Millwork Shop Reds Cadets, Student Council. Chorus ROBERT HAMILTON Print Shop Bobby Cadets, Newspaper staff 25 HAROLD HARDY Welding Shop Slick Cnden CLARENCE HARRIS Electric Motors Snag Red Cross, Cadets FRANCIS HINES Diesel Shop Little '57 Track team, Red Cross, Cadets ,IOHN HIPKINS Auto Shop HHRP.. Cadets, Map Reading team, Cupt.ofM.P.s 26 GEORGE HENSON Diesel Shop ..Jew.. Cadets, Rifle team, Varsity Club, Baseball Club CONWAY HERRIOTT Body and Fender Sonny Football Team, j.V, Basker- bmll, Baseball, Cadets VINCENT HUDSON Diesel Shop Dr, Cool Cadets, Riflc Terrm NORMAN HYLTON Electric Motors , No Mo V Cnrlcrs, Drill Team, Chorus, ' Treasurer of Senior Class, lsr Lt. of M.P.s HENRY HOLMES Electric Motors HMO., Cadets RONALD HOOD Electrical Housewiring The Russian Cadets. ,l.V. Football Team Student Council JAMES JEFFERSON Body and Fender jimmy Cadets CHARLES JOHNSON Sheer Meral Shop Prerry Boy Cadets 27 DONALD JOHNSON Auto Shop Pojo Cadets, Student Council BERNARD JONES Plumbing Shop Bernie Cadets, Football, Baseball, Varsity club HAROLD LITTLE Electric Motors Mumbles Cadets, Chorus, and J.V. Foot- ball RODNEY MANUEL Machine Shop Road Runner Cadets 28 MICHAEL JONES Auto Shop Mike Cadets, Varsity Club, Sgt. pf Arms, Senior Class, Football, J.V. Basketball, Baseball LAWRENCE LEACH Body and Fender Shop Uncle Foster Cadets RONALD MATTHEWS Paperhanging Shop Mechee Cadets, Track WILLIAM MCKINNEY Cabinet 8: Millwork Ole Man Cadets FULGENCIO MARTI Electric Motors Cadets MICHAEL MARTIN Machine Shop Mike Cadets, Student Council, Base- ball DONNIE MCLAURIN Electric Motors Football, Basketball, Cadets WILUAM C. MCLAUGHLIN Plumbing Shop Little Fellow Cadets, Football, Track, Ten- nis, Map Reading Team, Dtill Team, Ist Lt..uf M.P.s 29 PAUL L. MILES Plumbing Shop UPOP.. Baseball. Football Mgtn, J.V. Basketball Mgt-,, Student Council. Varsity Club, Chor- us, Office Assistant ALBIN MIREE Paint Shop Tony Basketball, Track Mgr., Foot- ball Mgn, Cadets, Varsity Club GARY PERVALL Auto Shop ucmw., Cadets, Student Council PERCY QUALLS Welding Shop Basketball, Track, Red Cross 30 TETTI E MOOR E Auto Shop Buddy Secretary, Senior Class, Track Cadets HARLEY' L. MORGAN Paint Shop Red Cross, Cmlcts JAMES ROBERTS Electric Housewiring Robby Cadets PETER SANDERS Auto Shop Pete Cadets TYRONE QUALIS Electric Housewiring Cool Football, Truck, Varsity Club, Cadets JASPER REASE Auto Shop Fats Cadets, Red Cross BENNIE SHELL Paint Shop Big Ben Football, Track, Cmdets, Var- sity Club KARL SIMPSON Diesel Shop Frenchie Cadets 3l LAWRENCE SKINNER Paint Shop Shoe Town Cadets LEONARD SMITH Print Shop Skip Cadets, Drill Team, President of Student Council, Editor of School Paper, Member of ln- ter-High Student Council, Varsity Club, Yearbook and Basketball FRED TOLSON Welding Shop Big Fred Basketball, Member of Inter- national Relations Club, Stu- dent Council, Cadets DAVID TUCKER Electric Housewiring Potatoes Cadets 32 NOBLE STEVENSON Body and Fender Shop Pipe Red Cross, Secretary, Cadets Reporter RICARDO STITI' Paperhanging Cadets LLEWELLYN WARNER Auto Shop ..Lou., Cadets, Football ARTHUR WASHINGTON Print Shop Chester Basketball, Cadets, Varsity Club BOBBY WADE Cabinet and Millwork Bobby Cadets RAPHAEL WALLACE Body and Fender Shop .-Nisii. Football, Cadets, Baseball Team Manager, Varsity Club DONALD WATTS Machine Shop ..Don,. Baseball, Cadets ROBERT WATTS Welding Shop ..Mike.. Cadets 33 34 EARL WILLIAMS Cabinet 81 Millwork Shop ..weasel,. Drill ream, cadets ANDREW BARBEE DONALD LEWIS PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE MAURICE BROWN WARREN OATES WILLIAM WYLES Cabinet 8: Millwork Shop URM.. Cadets, President of Red Cross, Shop Reporter, Yearbook Comm. GARY COLWELL WILLIAM HOYLE ARNOLD WILUAMS , .. my Q.. :.s::,i.. ...pr -..i.., :...f'2Gi..:' 5' 2-AE':?lli: at a..: 'SQL Z1 Iii' gf' i. . ii .. W.. . 1 .,.4. .,?N..,?. f IQ I Ilwi' . I. .1- 1 fn. .yi 'f r 1 e 1IfT?Ai5i?f:5i? f M1-,. Hn.: T547 573 1' 4 ,l 8.1. 1 , ,:,.. Age. Q, f-f5f5'ia1i 1 ani.,-if 2 ' .. 3, J 5. fx W . ,wi .yi .,f'av 1,, 1 . QQ H f ' t.g.:1'4.: QUIT ' I-rf, .1 is Q 1 - 1 Junior Class of 1964-65 Section II-I F ' U fr U nuff, 5 .1 2 o 1 0 K' QMS ff wwf-' if'5Qi9fiQ.u -five-2 . a ,K D 1 n z 1 nn 'J u l'i Q X.. B' . 1 a Q :J 0 .tp 359' Furl Raw. James Carter, George Abbir, Oliver Nedab, Arthur Evans, Henry Green, john Sanford. Second Rauf, Willie L, Wilson, Ronald Richardson, Allen N, Carrington, Rowanto McKnight, Gilbert Sibert, Lee Greer, Third Row. james Williams, Benjamin Valentine, Harvey Henderson, Milton Wallace, Harvey johnson, Thomas McGill Williams, Daniel Yfilliarnii Ieourllm Row. William Addison, Gregory Ledbetret, George A. Campbell, Richard G. Reeves, James Wwdson, osep . oates. Section I I-2 9 :nun I nuonnnnnuouou nfl znoonqunsnuquauq 1 nu eo 0 nnongg ann 1 tquunon ' rn 1 :gg 1 ,iimiaaa uanuonuu-unnnu Fin! Raw. Boris Henson, Edward Gray, Lawrence Davis, james Burkes, Willimn jackson, Second Row. Ronald jones, Jason Tillman, Aaron Peay, Robert Quarles, Roginder Gulati, Third Razr. Robert Harris, Arrhur Robinson, Tyrone Harris, David Taylor, Glenn Grant, Vincent Harrison, Anthony Link, Fourth Row. Cliff johnson, David Brown, Walter Mc- Clain, Sy Gaines, Andrew Boddie,-Anthony Beanes, Morris Moore, Jr. ! Junior Class of 1964-65 Section H-3 fans. f- .r f nl Fin! Row. john Frnnltlin, Cornell F. Evans, Otis Blaltc, William johson, Marion Dixion jr., Hewitt Adams, Frederick Willis. Seconrl Row. Comhr Dempsey, Reginald Blowe, Francis jefferson, Ontis johnson, Ronald Brown, Luke Williams, Edward Cooke, Wade Boykin. Third Row, Eugene Yeager, Ronald Harris, Hosey jackson, Kenneth Anderson, Michael Craig, Bernard Simms, Roland Garner, Clifton Braxton, Fourth Roux Sam Singetary, Cleotis Doyler, Robert Spriggs, Herbert Rutherford, Albert Jackson, john C. Hawkins. Section I I-4 ..-..- Fin! Row. Theodore Lomax, Kenneth McSwain, jeromc Brown, Washington Armstrong, Francisco Mosuie, Barrington Miles, Seczmd Row. Garnett Williams, Donald Schwarz, Gerald McBrayer, Willie Matthews, Alonzo Miller, Gerald Wellington. Third Row. Earl Ncnmo, Reginald Clark, Alopius Washington, Curtis Henderson, Ronnie Mitchell, Alam Young, Fourth Roux Harold Mingo. Richard Golson, junior Thompson, Ronald Minor, Michael Woods, William Simmons ei Kamal. Freshman Class of 1964-65 Section I0-I in U .1 iw r ui .. 1 Fin! Row. James Btannum, Herbert Holmes, Marvin C. Brunson, Charles Edwards, joseph Hawkins, Larry Logan, Clarence Bell. Second Raw. James O. Allen, John L. Coffman, Arnold Dunlop, Medina Brody, Douglas Alexander, William C. Fuller, Thomas Sullivan, Leon Green. Third Raw. Roberr Jefferies, Rodney Lewis, Benjamin johnson, Anthony Marshall, Caxlton Ford, Milron Milline, Ronald Gibsons, William Foxworth, Davis Bull. Fnurlli Row. Phillip Mann, James Rovie, David Melton, Walter Avenrs, Gerald Gleaves, Roosevelt Anderson. Section I0-2 First Row. Harold Proctor, Dewitt L. Flournoy, Robert Taylor, Anthony B. Hawkins, Alfred Smith. Theodore Lawrence, Lacy Hudson. Se-mud Rm:-. Charles Davis, Vincent E. Jordan, Gary Carson, Gary Bawks. Gilberu Buchanan, William McCann, Vincent Banks. Tbinl Rau-. joseph N, Carr, Furman McCormick, William Bradley, Tyrone Hill, Berkley C. Smith, Lewis Rhodes, Elton R. Moore. Fourth Rau-. Larry E. Hawkins, Alphonso Bell, James Turner, Earl Harvey, Kenneth Skipper, Morris T. Carter. Freshman Class of 1964-65 I Sechon I0-3 523' a.us-n,UQ', f cani5S .nrg sro , , V r, 9801, 0 -..,.a,,-. Mw.s..3, . MH r., 'H'-9 wif., ...OHM .M ,W IIQIS S :Url Fin! Row. Lawerence Bowie, Ronald Harley, Flonorial Merritt, Wayne Fells, Willie Coker. 5ecoud,Rou1. Ronald Wooten, Harry Markward, Norris Collier, Rossie Butler, Ken: Douglas, Daniel Harris, Arrhur Hickey, Bradley Wilson. Third Row. Darrell J. Marrow, James Francis, Willie Barrle, Nathaniel Perry, George Long, Vernon Long, Roberr Massie. Fourth Row. Donald Cipson, Max Hurley, Waller Srudenenr, Larry Green, Bobby Belton, Herman Johnson. Section I0-4 Fin! Row, Michael johnson, George Oden, Alphonso Lucas, Robert White, Aaron Thorne, Wilbur Fillmore, Sidney Burch. Second Raw. Clyde Simmons, Emanuel Burruss, Everett W. Drea, Donald C. Dorserr, Lyrell Maurice Ellis, Enlis T, Saunders. Third Row. james Simmons, Johnnie Hargrove, Howard W, Phifer, Theodore P. Gill, Clark Douglass, Ronald Leach. Fourth Row. jackie Robinson, Raford Gordon, Roy Bowden, Silas Gordall, Tyrone Edmunds. Freshman Class of 1964-65 Section I0-5 Firrl Ron' Robcrr Kellogg Cornell D ' . , avrs, jc-rome Blackmon, Robert Grahnm, Bennie Evans, Larry Brown. Seraml Ron-. Bruce White, Brandy Smirh, Tyrone Thompson, Raymond Moore. Dewirr Redicks, Wayne Jackson, Scolr Bishop. Tbird Roux Samuel j. lzziml, james E. Lee, Williaim T. Crippen, Todd D, Alexander, John Whirc. Follrlb Rum. Rayfield Carter, Norman Burler, Maurice Sutton, jnnmcs Haskins, Grr.-gory A. Pearson, Robcrr Miller Jr. Section I0-6 Firrl Row. Ralph A. Lee, joseph Epps, Daniel C. Walker, Ralph Bell, Leroy Lovelace, Paul Epps, Larry Fleer. Serond Row. David Pnrkenjames Frederick. Cole Mcllwain, Joseph Aaron, Ti h ' ' Third Ron-. R-Y' l ' v mot y David, Ronald Marnn, Charles johnson. Lpmn Washnntton, Ronald L. Melchor. Henry Williams, john W. Bussard, Allen McDuffie, Ernest Bow- man, Albert L. Jones, Tyrone Tyson. Fourth Row. james Jeffers, William H. Anderson, Larry R. Fcarhersronc, Leroy Riley, Beniamin Wrenn, Willie Best. Academic Classes Mrs, Vaughn tells the boys it is important to know that it did happen-History tccotcled Mr. Milans says, You do this, this this and this , . MRS. DOWNING-English And boys don't forget the SCC-SSW. MAJOR BROWN-Military Science You must prepare yourself 1: Q' Mt. Bentley- Oops I didn't realize that was the bell. they ate all gone. M ff' MR. MILES-Physical Education Hold it right there 4I .f ...g-f' Miiifary Science D K YA s 9 5 Q 1 6 MAJ. CHARLES E. BROWN JR. P.M.S. 8: T. Cadet Sfaff X -1+-L. Lt. Col. Harry Geeky Capt. Nathaniel Crews Maj, Ralph Bullock Capt. Benjamin Bowers Cadet Commanders of 64-65 co HAH Ctprain Tettie Moore ls: Lieutenant George Henson Znd Lieutenant Mack Brown jr. lst Sgt. Noble Stevenson co IIB!! Captain Leonard Smith lst Lieutenant William McLaughin Zncl Lieutenant Ralph Bullock lst Sgt. john Franklin . V W-fr co llc!! Capruin Junius Fletcher lst Lieutenant jasper Rcasc 2nd Lieutenant Bennett Bryant lst Sgt. Daniel Williams co SID!! Caprain John Hipkins lst Lieutenant Norman Hylton 2nd Lieutenant Michael Marrin ls! Sgr. Thomms Williams Shops 1 , Fx V 3 Fl. Mu AUTO SHOP BASIC AUTO SHOP M. jones and Doc Yong Ernest Bowman and Quarles Johnson 'if' fx, C gi Q' 1.3 zz A W1 iw ur Q. , Q ' 1-If v G ,,, E .,, UMBC , if 5' E 4 gp' 1 .B K S. 3 ' ' -WF, DIESEL SHOP ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRING SHOP Mr. Sryers and G. Henson C. Henderson, S, Gaines, R. Gamer, and Mr. Davis Shops UPHOLSTERY SHOP SHEET METAL SHOP Allen Carringmn, Lee Greer, Lawrence Davis SNCICHIS Hard ar Work 'S t ELECTRIC MOTORS SHOP MACHINE SHOP Clifton Bnunon, Clarence Harris, Denise Siben, Arxhur Arnold Williams, George Campbell, Michael Martin, Evans. Fulgencio Mani Jr. Thomson 45 Jia? I :sqf- iid? 5151: E, ' ' PAPERHANGING SH Srudems ar Work? Sho K. t. 1. K: z 1 1 ul PLUMBING SHOP Paul Miles 46 PS PAINT SHOP L. Skinner, D. Bradley, E. Galloway, A. Boddie, F. Douglass, R. David PRINT SHOP J. Fletcher, Mr. Ames, B. Latham pq.-.u KAY' ' ' . X W4 Shops WOOD SHOP BODY AND FENDER SHOP Mr. Honeychuck, Charles Genus, Cornell Evans Noble Stevenson, Boris Henson, Conway Herriocl WELDING SHOP MACHINE SHOP Mr. Suddifh, Ralph Edwgfdg Pere Sanders, Outstanding Srudcnr Visitors From Other Lands Explore Our Shops L 1.2. . ,NY it gf if f WX I fx wut i 75 C 131. H' V592 K 5 xx I ,553 E Mo' rf 4 llfl w W-,.v Our Everybody jerk P We ll Dana the nnc away Pofenf Prom N .AQ 4 . , 5 May I have this Dance? You Dance Divine 5I Our Potent Prom Let's sit this one out HOW SW' I' is Q om 1 mn do me ierk Cool, Calm, and Collected School Organizations STUDENT coUNc1L JR. RED CROSS L. Smith, Pres. F. Tolson, V.Prcs. R. Bullock Sect, J. Franklin Trens, A. Carrington Sgt. Arms - Q J. Chisholm, W. Wyles, A. Carrington, S. Brookings, R. Corley, S. Singletary, M. Brown jr., R. Bullock NEWSPAPER STAFF PROMCOMMITTEE E5 ff . A I L - X :I ' f 31 . 1' :All -:'f-s,7JY 5 L Smith, N. Crews, W. McLaughlin YEARBOOK STAFF ru... ' 1 . - is 4 Mts. Downing, Mrs. Rosborough, Mt. , a Allen, J. Chisholm, M. Brown jr. W. Mcktughlln, L. Smith. 1. Chisholm, A. Washington, L. Smith, B. Simms, B, Hamilton, R, Reeves, M, Wallace 53 The Bell Chorus H 2 2 f f if 4 tiff? 2. R s - i?. ' ', 3 i. ii' i uni. ' : :: ,QR-F' ' f , . 5 qj ji . ll :,'i',, 1' Q, P - 1554 i s A 3 A . 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LULL, Chorus Director Mrs. Lull and Mrs. Brewington discuss Bell chorus. 54 Frlfzel, 0 ,- Mascot 39 W MA, -sn 2 Wvgiq m X , . ffm t M XS xg, ESR N Ax if if , B ,S lim- wiv Q:-5 Q' 22, E S ' S-Jw -. Qs Q Besf of Vocafs 64-65 BEST DRESS ER Arrhur Wxxshingzon MOST POPULAR Leonard Smith CLASS CLO IVN Reginald David BEST ATHLETE Tyrone Qualls BEST DANCER Harold Linle BEST LOOKING Norman Hylton MOST STUDIOUS Benjamin Bowers f gl- 11' Man This ls H F. w 1 OX'-' 10' gui Su xc ! Man like way our! l AJC Lima I.: Uh 'aw IJ al 'QI' Lv 'JZ Con :nhl 68 I I-0 k 0 , Mn, N0 Caviries! 10 1 vw me Q XCWMJ ov .4 w 4 5. f,'1.r.?.: . .'NK 14 Q Q- 1. .. .en x- 'Es' 2 Jw. rx , . , Q - Av. ..!?, ' .f V 2' 1' , - ..-. . . .H ., , Q , B Q s , Q Qs..7rQ5,+,5sffif1'.T1i L , S .. f ,..fQ.u. .... 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I ,. .. ,Wi - ' V-'Z u' f I ,, .. . 1 . .J -f.'.'fD: .f ' z . .. ' 1' 4: t g , ... w 1 ., 1 ...Z ...QV . 1 , -Q 3 .. 31, . Q x .4 . 1 -1 . 4.f..N-.H Q, 1 , .-f..-- , ,. f 1, ,. ., .il 1:'.':,,'- av, Q .. . ,, e:':,ff1' '1'-w.. , .. n J, Our Cheerleaders Wai' ar ' , , Q- 3 al,-0' 2155? Q :Mi ' ii Manvs' lf: Afhlefic Banquet F . . Food Fun and Awards TENNIS E. Bowman G. Gran: W. Armsrmng J. Greir E 41 ,M RIFLE TEAM Capt. M. Brown Co-Capt. G. Henson B. Campbell, H. Holmes, B. Bryan! and F. Maclas BASEBALL Catching -- B. jones Ac Bar - C, Hcrriorr 1.1 Vocaf Track Team of 1965 S Baskefball Vocafs of 1965 COACH RICHARD JANIGIAN First Roux' Allen Hill, Luke Williams, Clifford johnson, Mgr. Michael Craig, john Bossord, Charles Bowman, Joe Carr. Second Row: Todd Alexander, Roy Bowden, Larry Featherstone Mgr. Leonard Smith, Sylvester Gaines, Gregory Ledbcxrer, Leroy Riley. X rv x x ,w John Bossornl with a jumper. 62 Sylvesrer Gaines on a rap. Larry Featherstone shoots over defendant. Coach and team mlk things over. Bell Vocafional High School l964 Wesl League Champions and lnferhigh Football Champions From raw, left to right: johnson, H., Wallace, M., Singletary, Bright, Wallace, R., Johnson, C., Gaines, Smith, Minor. Second raw, left ra right: Miles, Head Coachg Douglas, F., Bowden, Quarles, Qualls, Blackman, Jones, Carrington, Washington, A., Hcrriotl, Bossord, Henderson, jones, B., Mgr. Third row, left la rigln: Williams, Asst. Coach, Pearson, Wrenn, Mclllwain, johnson, B., Gill, David, Mitchell, Douglas, C., Thompson, Valentine, Miree Mgr. Fourlb raw left to right: Allen, Asst. Coach, Brookins, Fleet, Carswell, Evans, Melchoir, Feather- stone, Nedab, Brown, David, R., Burks, Washington, R., Green, Miles, P., Mgr. Scrappy on the move Mr. Miles receiving the trophy Mike Jones calling signals bl The Touchdown Club Award to the Outstanding High School Football Player in the District of Columbia 19 an i 2 ' 1 env! Fi it i - '7'ZZ,i.,27wf!' -1 mai' 'l it. W -f' 011: : 'vf 'l '61 O 1. , , r Divx' ' 'U ' . t elif '22 ' a !TTTi A3 ,n .'Q'? ...ar I? ' 'asf . .ff i L1 i no , 1. ., 1 'sl ,ff . e.2,etx'!2'f ,. 'S ' ,iw 1-4-ef,2sqtq-rw-0921. 16,4-,...Wf , , ,ww I B 'Y' if . :Y , . 5 9,3 , , -f l : ?1L,,m. S Smit!-gi ns i.t:. 9 ' 0 I i Aim. my-1 - 5 ,, o A-i1:i,!,.,iro nom I AM r .,., . , ,,i,i,1 .. ,. mir. - A .- be Q L 1 . . , z A u TYRONE QUALLS ia' By jim McCannon The Washington Post Qualls, a 6-foot-2, l90-pound, 18-year-old seniot, has been co-captain of the stingiest Bell team in history. Qualls, reading the plays of the opposition as they came out of the huddles, was the key to the Bell defense that allowed its opponents an average of a field goal per game. With his quick football mind and fast reactions, he often bodily moved his mates in position just before the ball was snapped. During the season, Qualls recovered four fumbles from his linebacking position and got the big one which set up Bells only touchdown in a 7-6 squeaker decision over tough league rival, Roosevelt High. Qualls is surprisingly quiet, unassuming, almost bashful, off the gridiron. His good character and leadership abilities are unquestioned. As an offensive center, Qualls doesn't know the meaning of a bad snap, never experiencing one in almost 600 times of handling the ball. HES THE BEST. an i i xii? gt 3 air '.. 1 Us U , - 2 Q.: I 3.52 211: 'T.'.x W, if . .,'.. 1 ...1 'A ,. W1 x , 3.1, - nc' 1 , , ng, ,. ..f,,,. MISS THELAN, Reading Specialist 58 Activities Planning Reading lab MISS JUDY THELAN, MRS. CHARLOTTE DOWNING MR. EDWARD ALLEN Acfivifies Final Reminder of Old johnson building mlillvvmffh. WYIBS, M- Brown If-. Wm. c ug nn, . rews T. Moore, G. Colwell C. McRoy Dr. T. Han, C. Minor, Mr. C C. Lucas, D. Taylor, E. Gray, G. Smith Baltimore. 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