Carver Vocational High School - Car Vo Hi Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

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HISTORY OF SCHOOL From a humble begrnnrng lrke the great man for whom our school rs named Carver Vocattonal Hrgh School eame mto berng Prror to tts openrng many Negro boys and grrls were gomg out rnto the workaday world un tamed and therefore un xcceptable rn helds where trarnmg was a necessrty In May 1925 the Colored Vocatronal School as rt was then called opened tts doors under the capable prrncrpal shrp of the ltte Mr Ioseph C Brrscoe rn two small bulldrngs one on Carey Street below Cumberland where the Automobrle Ctrpentry Shoe Repatrrng and Tarlorrng trades were housed and one tn the Old Tm Factory at Calhoun and Gold Streets where Dressmakmg and the Related Sublects were taught Although the school at that ttme had nerther a gymnasrum nor tn audxtorrum Vocatronal School students enjoyed a phystcal educatron pro gram gave operettas and had lovely commence ment exercrses berng welcomed by therr nerglabor Douglas Hrgh to use xts facrlrtres In September 1931 the Vocatronal School moved rnto tts present locatron at Iafayette and Carrollton Avenues where more trades more teachers md more students were tdded to the rnsntutron whrch was fast becomrng recognrzed for the trarnrng rt gave tts boys and gtrls Under the able and untrrrng guxdance and lead ershrp of tts frrst prrnctpal Carter Vocatronal School as rt was named after the death of that rllustrtous person George Washtngton Carver December 1944 attracted students from all over the crty and rn turn sent tts prepared raduates to work rn therr own and other busrnesses all over the country In February 1945 tfter the death of Mr Brrs coe Mr Stul M Perdue who htd formerly been on Carters faculty md had b en loaned to the Glenn I. Mtrtm Company durrng Wcmrld War ll 4 as personnel manager became the prrncrpal of Carver Shortly thereafter tn September 1945 Carvers status was changed from a Vocatronal School to a Vocanonal Hrgh School offerrng courses which would permrt tts graduates to be better prepared to enter rnto the more complex srtuatrons of the world of work Co educanon was also begun rn Carver about thrs perrod boys and grrls havrng been separated rn classes up to thrs trme At the close of Wtmrld War ll the populatron at Carver changed rn that rt began to number among tts students veterans who were takxng advantage of the opportunrttes offered them under th G I B111 of Rrghts Regular students and ex G I s worked together each prohtmg by the relatronshrp untrl anuary 1948 when a separate burldrng was provrded especrally for Vetertns 'Irammg Thrs burldrng rn charge of Mr Walter T 'Iurner a veteran and former teacher at Carver has a close connectron wrth Carver rn that some of the regular students take therr trade work therem Veterans students wrll strll be rnstructed rn Trade Cookery and Bust ness rn the burldmg at Lafayette and Carrollton Avenues In addrtron to these two burldrngs there rs vocattonal mstructton bemg grven rn the butld mg on Carey Street and rn the uonset Huts rn the yard of school No 122 Realrzmg that rn umty there rs strength Car vers faculty and students are dreammg ot the day when all rts trades wrll be housed rn one burldrng suntably equrpped wrth the machrnery tools equtpment and rnstructtonal maternal wrth the tecessrtres for a well rounded health and sports program wrth the atmosphere most conducrve to growth tll so closely kntt together workmg for the common obyecnve the trarnmg of young men and women to earn 1 lrvelrhood and to contrrbute sprrrtutlly and morally to the communrtres rn which they lrve s . . 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Y vf VI, ' ' . A , - I , v 1 7 7 A 1. - .. ' . y , 1 2 CI XSS OF Q48 QFFICERS Q f ,ff f , I T ,ff K ix President ,A.,.,.... ......,..,,,..............,,.....,. . . ..,, PHILBIN SCOTT Vzcc Pu :dent Sncrerary RA WILLIAM BOOKER LPH DAVAGE 17 DORIS E ALLEN Dreumakzng Let not your heart be troubled To be an Amst JAMES ANDERSON Pamlxng and Paperhangmg You can serve only one master To matrrculate at Hampton SUSIE DEAVER BAN RS Drenmalfzrzg Do unto others as you would be done by To open a busrness RICHARD EDWARD BEE JR Carpentry Honor thy father and th, mother To succeed fl XJ GERTRUDE MISSOURI ALSTON Dreumakmg Do a good turn darly To become a Modxste WALLACE BADEN Machine Shop Thou shalt not steal To bc .1 Machrnrst RICHARD A BAYNARD Cafperzifj One never knovts what the futu e holds To gne satrsfactory and expert seruce WILLIAM H BENNETT JR Carpentry Wxthout skrll there rsnt mucl' hope To start a busmess LORRAINE BLACK Banner! Skxll rs greater than strength To be a success WILLIAM 1 BOOKER Carpentry Do unto others as you would done by To be an expert Cabmetmaker ARDEN SHIRLEY BROOKS Huruzeu No prrce ns too dear to pay for perfection To further my educatton LOUISE COLEMAN Cookery Let your light shme To specnaltze rn Musnc SAMUEL BOOKER Paxnlmg and Paperbangzng Order IS heavens first law To succeed at my trade JUANITA BRADLEY Burmerf The way we work and what we do makes us what we are To be successful rn lrfe HILDA BRYANT Cusmelology Beauty ns the mark God set, on vrrtues To be successful HENRY B CONWAY JR Bncklayzrrq Love thy neighbor as thy self To become a Contractor FRANCIS LAWRENCE COOL. Pamlmg and Paperbangmg Holy Mother of God To be an Artxst RALPH FRANKLIN DAVAGE Painting and Paperhangmg Servxceablltty IS a good tratt To get better knowledge of my trade RANDOLPH DhSHlELDS Electricity Let thy ltght shtne To be an Electnctan JAM ES EVANS Auto Mecbamu Do unto others as you would be done by To ,om the Army MINNIE L CROMER Dfenmakmg Be true to thy self To be a Modrste RALPH LIVINGSTON DAVIS Ceneral Banner: Happtness Goodwxll and Prosperxry To be a ballad smger ROBERT HENRY DODD Macbmut Do unto others as you would be Q0 done by ' 6 CLAUDE FOSTER Pamtmg and Papefbangmg Be of good cheer To travel WILLIAM GARRETT Banner: Look up not down forward not backward and lend a hand To be successful rn lrfe JOSEPH W GREEN Banners When thmg,s bo wrong, rcst a whrle but don t glve up To be a successful busmess man GLORIA ELORD HART Dferxmukmg Opportumty knocks but once To be a success JAMES HODGE Trade Cookery nm I 'wr HENRY LEE GIBSON Auto Mechanics Fools enter where wrse men fear to tread To further my trade standmg, JEROME HALL Pamtmg and Paperbangmg Musrc hath charms To play rn an orchestra ROBERT C HILL Pumlmg and Paperbangmg Save for better thmg,s of lrfe To become an expert at the trade IDA HOWARD Drenmaksng Try to be successful rn wha cyer you do To be a successful dressmaker CHARLES EDWARD JENIYER Shoe Repazrmg Out of the heart the mouth spealts To open up a busmess JAMES JOHNSON Shoe Repalrmg Love thy netghbor To be a Professxonal boxer JAMES ARTHUR JOHNSON Buszmxr Gnve me .1 world as great as my ambmon To further my etlucanon ALVERTA JACKALIN JONES Burma: He lnves tvuce who ltves his hfe quxetly and well To work rn the Pentagon Bunldrng EARL JENKINS Carpentry Honor thy father and thy mother To be a success JAMES ALLEN JOHNSON Pamtmg ami Paperbangmg Love thy nenghbor To attend art college JOSEPH E JOHNSON JR Painting and Paperbangnzg Learn by domg To be successful DELORES MAY JONES Drextmakmg Honor thy father and thy mother To become a successful seamstress RUFFIN JONES Auto Mechanics Thmk before you act To be an Auto Mechamc JAMES ALVIN LEE Shoe Repaxrmg Do unto others as you would be done by To be successful m my trade HARRISON LOGAN Auto Mechamcs Dont cross your budge before you come to rt To be an Auto Mechamc KENNARD PERCELL MANNS Pamtmg and Paperbangmg Fools rush rn where angels fear to tread To be a success JAMES KEYS Auto Mecbamcy I am that I am 'To go IUIO busmess JEROME LEE Auto M eclaamw A man IS what he makes of hrmself To become a progressrve busmess H130 BENJAMIN LOVE Carpentry Always do your best To be a good cntrzen GEORGE H MARKS JR Auto Mechanic! When you do somethtng To be an Auto Mechamc cl rt wdl JOSEPHINE MATTISON Drenmakmg A thmg well learned rs never or gotten To be a Modrste BERNARD WILSON MERRITI' Auto Mechanzcr To be or not to be To work at my trade JEROME NICHOLS Panztmg and Paperbangmg A man rs known by hrs deeds To be successful rn lrfe MILDRED PATTERSON Drerfmakmg Honor thy father and thy mother To become a Modrste RICHARD EDWARD MCDUPFIE Auto Mechanic.: Thou shalt not steal To go mto the Navy and travel CLARENCE EDWARD MORTON JR Carpenlry Do unto others as you would be done by To contmue my trade NATHANIEL PARKINSON Auto Mechanics Lxve and let lrve To be a top Auto Mechanic JOSEPHINE DELOIS PRICE Drenmakmg Thou shalt not steal To be a good Dressmaker BARBARA JEAN QUICK Drenmakmg Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today To attend College ROBERT REED Macbmu! fharity begins at home To work at my trade JAMES SAMUELS Tailoring A penny saved is a penny earned To be a successful business man PHILBIN LEROY SCOTI' Painting and Puperbanging Personality is our highest calibre of being To matriculate at Hampton 'ii its ROSE MIGYON REDDICKS Dfeumakmg Life is what you make it To travel extensively ROBERT DOUGLAS ROBB Banner! Heroes are born not made To attend the University of Wiscon sin MAZIE VENEITA SAUNDERS Banners Wise men change fools never To be a Secretary COLLIN JEFFERSON SHEPHERD Mechanics Lets go into the house of the Lord :pen a business NINA MAE SMITH Dreumakmg A stntch rn ume saves To become a Modrste VERNON SPENCE Auto Mechamcr God rs love To yom the Army MARY TAYLOR Cormetologg Beauty without virtue IS like a flower wnthout perfume To become a worthy crtrzen LORRAINE TAYLOR Cmmetology Do unto others as you would be done by To travel extensrvely BENJAMIN SNOWDEN Auto Mecbamcf We lxve and learn To go rnto busrness IDA SUTTON Drenmakmg When you are down you have no fear of falling To be a successful Dressmaker MERLYN VIRGINIA TAYLOR Drenmakrng Do unto others as you would be done by To be an outstandrng Modrste JAMES THAXTON Carpentfy Thou shalt not steal To further my trade JAMES THOMAS Macbfmn Be fanr to others To become a first class Machmrst VIRGINIA VIOLA TURNER Drexxmakmg Truly I stand and wart To be a Physlcal Educatron Teacher GERALD DONALD WALKER Shoe Repazrmg A penny saved IS a penny earned To travel around the world DOROTHY M AE WESTBROOK Cookery A charmxng drsposmon IS always attracnve To be a Dletxtlan 4 JOHN TRAYNHAM Trouel Trade Hxtch your wagon to a a To be a success GOLDIE MAE 'IYLER Drenmakmg To thme own self be true To be successful EARL NWATKINS Auto Mechamcf Lxve and let llve To become someone of rmportance MARY ELLEN WHITE Dreumakzng Do unto others as you would be done by To become a successful Dressmaker GENE RICHARD WHITFIELD Macbzmxl He who ms behmd the machme rs the power To contmue wrth my trade JAMES WOOD Auto Mechanics Make a yoyful rse unto the Lord To be a success JAMES YOUNG Bunnesr Love thy nelghhor as thy self To go mto busmess COSCO WILLIAMS Auto Mechamu Do unto others as you would be done by To be an Avxator LUKE BERNARD WRIGHT Pamtmg and Paperbangmg Eat drmk and be merry for tomor row we dle To study at Hampton CI ASS NVILL We the brxduirinsz C1158 of C irxcr Voutifmxl High Snhool being of bound ind dispmmg, mind ind mcmorx md not mum, umicr the cffut of fear or undue imiunmc uf im pgrson ur wndirion do herebx mika dullrc md publibh this our list will md tcsrunqm in mmmr ro uit 'Io our ilmi mmf ri r Vishu for Ljruur uc new in prnpirmg south for rm future 'I our minimis nur ippmcixrion md thin 5 for gklldifltt ind umpcririnm J in I I 1 :hp lumix lhit some 111 L will gat tha sqlimml hc 1115 ilvx iys Jrcimui of lu ilu I wierd iss neu our 1113511 sr mdxrds md 5 :ml spirit ii our ibilitx ru LX L 'Io Shiriu Coombs Iloicmc Bury md Hdan lu M rig rutc C I1 ww uc li wa-Clorii H iris j,yfDIllSIlL ibilitw 'In Mirullo XXliirricx we luxe Nirgimi Tur ners 5k1ll in hung 1LhLLI'iL1Li!.I' 'Io Cwurrnq 'lliom s oscph furncr md Rob Lrr Mirshill uc kim Vvilliim Cilrrurs boxing xbility In Shirles Dixon md Florcrme Bern we luxe M izic Siundcri md Arden Brooks friendihip U XX1 iim mdill we line Wiliim bpcmcs genius in muhcm tics To Eduard Pirkcr we lexvc imes Kqs Checrfulrxess Ti Shirley Pune vie luxe Durorhy Vast brooks Looking, ibiliry Ilum XX uus uc lcixc Mcrlyn 'IQ urs lbilm to talk quiuls 11 Mirion firms vxc Liu Goldie Fly ers friendliness To Mimcllu Wliiriicx Sirih Nuxkirk 'wc Icing L llllfl Br dlq. mi Iorrimc B1 wks lbliily 0 pl 15 bmkctbill Vw ilk In fxelyn Pirku xxc Icuc Delores 111115 quiumss Io Ircdrigk Bllliy wc lciwc Rxlph Dix 13.,cS punring, skill In Normm Hmmm Chlf1LS Milloy RLBIUII im we le xc Alurri 5 ity to L good sxfcry pxtrulmm IHOSI IHINC 9 MUNI! 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' Y 5 Q1 1 Q 1. i 4' ' V- 1 js '- ' ' MESSAGE TO ST ARTERS I rl late II wire be gun Nezcr feaze 11 nl lt! one Many trmes yarrous persons hue begun a task rn some held of endeayor only to qurt w hen the gorng gets rough From out of nowhere an rder strrkes them md the stage rs set Wrthrn therr mrnds there rs great determrnatron Thrs IS the begrnnrng 1nd often the end lf you rre c rrncst decrde thrs very mrnute whrt you c1n do or thrnk you c1n do md strck wrth rt untrl you hrve m1de 1 success of rt Anybody can start somcthrng rn ftct 1lmost rnybody can start almost rny thrnr, but there are only a few who wrll see the job through to completron Sue cess rn lrfe for the ryerage man comes only through hts determrned efforts to complete 1 job satrsfactorrly Dont be too ovcrconhdent Study your plans crrefully you know your 1brlrty 1nd lptness rn the world of work 'I rke the postage strmp for example rt has th tbrlrty to do the work rt was m1de to do It strcks to one object untrl rt reaches rts destrnatron Thrs may be stretchrng rt a brt but certarnly' rt serves here We are often puzzled rs to how rt trayels so far for so lrttle and yet bearrng such srgnrhcance An unfinrshed task plays an rmportant part rn mans socral berng Once he rs defeated hrs ch rracter rs drsturbed If he would only stop and thrnk 1 whrle there would be fewer starters God drd not create thrs good e1rth rn one day nor drd No1h burld the Ark rn 1 srngle dav of tryrng We do not expect per fectron nor completron wrthout trme Columbus sard he would never rest untrl he found a shorter route to the east Thrs was a task that was com pleted though he never lrved to see hrs dream rn realrty If you try and dont succeed try, try agarn We already have more starters than fin rshers Keep thrs ode rn mrnd make rt yourr Blessed rs the man who has found hrs work let hrm ask no other blessedness lxnow thy work and do rt Thomas Caryle L I ES CORRE PONDE CE lt rs generrllv rgreed that the purpose of educa tron rs to prep rre young people to do more s1trs factorrly the desrrable thrngs whrch they wrll be called upon to do rn later lrfe lzyeryone wrll surely be c1lled upon to earn hrs own lrvelrhood If thrs rs true then the effort to master the funda mentals of good busrness letter wrrtrng should rank hrgh rn the thrnkrng of every puprl enrolled here When one hears the expressron busrness cor respondcnce , he rs apt to thrnk of rt rs belongrng prrmarrly to the course rn Busrness Lnglrsh Bust ness Englrsh rs the s1me Englrsh th rt one h1s 1l ways herrd 'bout or pursued The onry drfference rs rf there rs onc rs the 1d1pt1tron of the Englrsh language to thc needs of busrness Eyerv Puprl rn thrs school regrrdless of the ce he rs pursrrng x rn the future wr lettcrs Our prospcctrxe grrdurtes wrll be wrrtrng cm rm cf to empoymerrt Other members of the clrss wrll later on c rrn therr entrre rncome through the w rrt mg of letters Of rll the forms ol rndryrdurl bust ness communrcrtron the busrness letter most nearly approrches the unryersrl Very few per sons hue escrped the necessrty for rrsrng rt Mrl 30 lrons now already engaged rn therr lrfe s work wrsh they knew how to wrrte 1 better letter 'lhe men 1nd women rn busrness today who are enjoyrng successful lrvrng rre the persons who, whrle they were rn school learned how to express themselves effectrvely rn mrtters concernrng therr personal welfare They learned how rmportant rt rs to be understood how necessary rt rs to wrn, through words a ff1vor1ble response to a drfhcult srtuatron 'lhus when they entered the busrness held where competrtron rs unusurlly keen, they were adequrtely equrpped wrth the vocabulary whrch rs one of the essentr 11 requrrements for busrness success Therefore to the students of Carver as a unrt, and to our prospectrve graduates rn partrcular, let us rrlly rround our School Paper Let us make thrs rnstrumcnt not only 1 merns of school rnfor m rtron but let us honestly welcome rt rs an oppor tunrty to re1lly express ourselves effectrve-ly Let us rpprecrrte the effort put forth by those who sponsor thrs rctryrty rn gryrng rt IOO per cent co oper rtron In so dorng we sh 1ll not only render the school 1nd the tutstde communrty a valuable ser yrce but the sclf rmproyenaent whrch rt wrll brrng to us rs rn rndryrdual wrll be rnestrmable Wroten if T L . 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Boxing 8 'bi U' .i Carver s Football Team for l948 Ctopl Basketball Team Cborroml 32 ATHLETKB AT'CARVER The sun IS begxnnmg to rrse rn the new day of Athletrcs at Carver We are no longer the con ference or crty doormats but a power to be rec koned wtth The cry now rs Watch Carver From a srmple schedule of football basketball baseball and track we now have a rather complr cated schedule of many actxvxtxes to sattsfy the appentes of pracncally all sport mrnded students Our program now rncludes rn addttxon to the above named events swtmmmg rrfle boxlng wrestlrng table tenms badmtnton bowltng golf and softball These sports are desxgned to make well rounded rndrvrduals of therr partrcxpants whether boys or grrls and to gnve them that cer tam somethrng the w1l1 to go to the last mlle that can only be found rn athletrcs In order to meet the needs of those glrls who do not have an opportuntty to partrcrpate nn 1nter scholastrc actrvrtres the school offers a vartety of mtramural ftnter classj actrvrtnes These actrvr tres are organtzed through homeroom classes each havtng a class team whnch competes wrth other class teams throughout the year All sports whether rndoor or outdoor sprrng fall summer or wrnter should be engaged nn and enjoyed for thc love of the game SPORTS Sport act1v1t1es at Crrver durmg the ptst sc tson have been most enlrghtenrng and enyoytblc for both the student and the publnc Cxrvers nmprov mg football term boasted hvc sentors namely Luke Wrlght ohn Traynham ames Evlns Phrl bm Scott and Henry Grbson Carvers basketball team won the Crty chrm pronshlp and runner up honors rn the South At lantxc Hrgh School Athletic Conference The squads roster conruned one senror Phnlbln Scott In the square ctrcle Carver also dnsplayed tts wares by tyrng for the champronshrp Among the boxers were senxors leroy ohnson Wrllram Ctrrett tmcs Allen ohnson and amesA ohn son the lxtter two of whom partrctpatcd tn the A A U md S A A ln Wrestlmg Carver clme through wrth another Chumpxonshtp tcnm Agun thc senrors helped to brrnt, rbout uctory S mors on thxs team were Wrllrum Booker Robert H111 and Slmuel Booker Cotch Whutc when confronted wrth the ques tron What do you thunk of the season' replred Not bad not bad at all 33 - . ,. ., . 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Mrs james Chambers Mrs Nmeta Chaney Mrs Mary Chappell N11s5 Helen Chase r Walter Chapman N1r5 Dolly Chester r Roy Chr1s1tan Mrs B Dufhe M155 Grac1e Dumas Mt Herman Dungery Mrs B Dunlap M155 Edna Dyson Mrss Fhzaheth Dyson Mr 8. Mrs Walter Dyson Mr W1ll1am E Eady Mr Fredd1e Eberton Mrs Anme Edmonds Mr Walter Edmonds M155 JOSIC Edwards A1155 LOUISH Fdwards Mr Howard Eldrrge Mrs Marre Ell1ot! Exclusne Tarlors Mrs ESSlC Eyans ANr1lSS Marguerrta Black Mrs Mary Black Mr 84 Mrs Preston Black Mrs W1lson Black Mr Wllllf Blackwell Mr 84 Mrs Charles Blake MISS Mary Blake Mr Lours Bland Mr Leon Boaman Mr 8: Mrs Albert Booker Mrs Queeme Booker Mr james Boone Mr Matt Bond BIISS Marcellue Boston Mrs Ha Bowel M155 Ann Bower Mr Charles Bowers Mrs M Bowers M155 Edna Bradshaw MISS Myrtle Bramley Alfred Braunley B Chrrstmas r G1lhert Church r Roy Clark r bumnet Clark Mrs Clayton Mr Edward Clayton Mr Frank Clement Dr Howard CODID M155 Lorrame Colbert Mrs Essre Cole Mr U E Coles Mrs L1ll1e Collrns Mrss l-lorence Clash N1r Arthur Cockrell Mrs BCSSIE Cook Mrs Vrola Cook M155 Da1sy Cooper Mr 81 Mrs Harry Cooper M155 Qarah Cooper Mr VU1ll1am Cooper M155 Mrnerva Cornrsh M155 Mr Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs ly rs Mrs Mr Dorothy Fay Freddre Fenwrck Ehzabeth Fh1lman juanrta F1elds Gladys C l1sher Queenre F1tLg,erald Frank Flcmmg, BTHYIOD Fooks 88 Mrs XW1ll1am Ford Neromca Franklm james Gallow ay Mr Leo Gant Mr Fern Gardner BTISS Ann Garrrson Mrs x7lOl8 Gentt Mr W1ll1am Grbson BTISS Susre G1bson M155 Ethelran Grlbert I' I I' Alfred Grles james Goode Frank Gordon I I I' I Charles Braxton Fred Braxton dc Mrs Phrllrp Braxton jul1us Brockrngton M155 Ex ery ur Brooks Mr Herman Brooks M155 Mar1,aret Brooks Mr Mclun Brooks Mr Rrnelda Brooks Mrs Ada Brown Mrs N rs M155 r N rs Mr ly rs r r Mr Elrzabeth Cotton Ruth Cotton Dorothy Cousms Alton Coyrngton L1ll1an F Crarg Norman C Crau, Martha Crawford Wlllle C romcr john Crooms Ernest Cunron 44 r Harol l Graham Frank Grant r 81 Mrs john Grant r Basxl Gray M155 Clara Cray Mrs Grace Gray Mrs l.ou1se Gray Mr lW13Ul'ICC Gray Mrs Nelhe Gray 1 1 A' . 1 111. 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A A VI M1ss Nellne Gray Mr Charles Green Mr 8: Mrs joseph W Green MISS Margaret L Green Mrs Mary Green Mrs Mary Parge Green Mr Stanley Green MISS Al1ce Greene Mr 81 Mrs George Greene Mr james A Greene A4155 Nad1ne Greene Greent1e r joseph Gregg., john Gnfhn Roland Groomes ss just1ne Gross 8a Mrs Delmar Gross r Cleveland Groves George B Greenlee IIVID Ha1r Mrs Al1ce Hall NI1ss Beverly Hall Mr Harry Hall Mrs joseph1ne Hall MISS Mam e Hall Mrs Maude Hall Mr Norman Hall Mr Clyde Hallayxay Mr W1ll1am Ham1lton Mr Edward Hammock M1ss Ruth Hardy Mr james Hare Mrs Estella Hargrove Mr james Harper M1ss Alberta HHIIIS Mr Delmar Ha r1s M1ss Evangelme HHIIIS M1ss L1ll1an Harrxs Mrs Zelmar HHIIIS Mrs Bernard1ne HSIIISOH Mr M1les G HSIIISKJD Mr R.1le1g,h Harrlson Mr DdVlLl Hart M1ss Glor1a Hart MISS L1ll1an Havykms Mrs Audrey Hawthorne Mr john Hawthorne Mrs Bermte Henderson M1ss Mable Henerson M1ss Bern1ce Henry Mr Laurence H1cks Mr 64 Mrs Thomas Hxcks M1ss Eugema H1ll MISS Pearl1e H1ll Mr 8: Mrs R W H1ll MISS Mary Hxnes Mrs El1zabeth Hodges MISS Grace Holley Mrs Emma Holl1s Mr Ward B Holl1s Mr Clarence Holly MISS E M Holmes IWTISS Edythe Holmes be Mrs W1ll1am C Holton r Ralph Hooper Harry Hopluns NiClVll'l House George Hovrard 'yirs Emma Hubbard Mr 8: Mrs W1ll1e Hubbard Mrs janet Hucles A1195 Ruth Huelmg, Mrs E Hughes Mr George Hyman MISS Canary Ivory Mr A Leroy jackson Ni1ss Ella jackson Mr john jackson BTISS Rlllflffl jackson Mrs Pearl W jackson Mr W1ll1am jackson Nlr McK1nley jeffenes 'WTISS Bernnce jenk1ns Mr Earl jenk1ns Mr joseph E jenk1ns M1ss Berry johns MISS Alease johnson 'Vir Arthur johnson M1ss Cora ohnson Mr Denn1s johnson Elder C H johnson NTISS Esdell johnson M1ss florence johnson Mrs Georbeen johnson Mr Herbert johnson Nlr jack johnson Nlxss Lllllan johnson Mrs Margaret johnson Mr MOIIIS johnson M1ss Needa johnson Nlr Reuben johnson Nirs Sarah johnson Nlr Samuel johnson Mr Stanley johnson Mr Cec1l johnston Nlr Burke ones Mrs Charxty jones Rev Elyd Lofton A1155 Verna Lofton Nlr Cleman Long Nlr Howard Long Nlrs Mae Ann Long Nlr 8. Mrs Love Mrs Rox1e Lowe Nlr 61 Mrs Thomas Lyonns Mr Charles Mad1son Xlr john Malden Nlr j Major Nl1ss Hame Nfanns M1ss Mary Manns Mr Oscar Manns 'slr 81 Mrs Edward Marshall Nlrs El1zabeth Marshall Nlr Lee Marshall Mrs Mar1e Mases Mrs Ann1e Mason Mrs El1zabeth Mason NI1ss Margaret Mason Mrs Mae T Matthews Mr Thomas Matthews Xir 81 Mrs W1ll1am Mayo Dr C D ones Mr C N ones Mr DHVlkl jones lhfllSS lann1e jones I I' I I I I N1 IN1 I S Reuben W jones Rufus jones Thomas jones Thomas jones W1ll1am jones Leshe jordan Ol1ver lxelly Ernest lx ys s Beverly Keys s Rose Keys MISS Nlxss Mrs Nl1ss r lk rs r Nirs r 1' r r r r I I I I I Inez Mero jean M1ller Mary Merr1tt Lett1e Mlllef Be Mrs Walter M1ller W1ll1am M1ller Cather1ne M1lls 84 Mrs Iredmck M1lls Eva M1tchell Herman M1tche1l LOUIS Monk 8: Mrs j Montague Calv1n Moore W1ll1e Moore Be Mrs Quent1n Morgan 84 Mrs C lem Mosely Samuel Moulton james Murray Bennett Murdock Ralph Murdock jul1us McCall s r L W lxllroy r james Klng, Irvmg, Kmg M1ss Dorothy Lambson Mr Regmald Lane Mrs Charles Lawson Mrs Geraldtne Lawson M1ss Arlene Leach Mrs El1zabeth Lee MISS Estelle Lee Mrs L1ll1an Lee M1ss Margaret Lee Mrs Mary Lee Mr Robert E Lee M1ss Ruth Lee Nlrs Ileecy Lemons Mrs T B Leverett Mrs Bess1e LEWIS Mr joseph LEWIS NTISS Thelma Lew1s Nlr Adam Le Sane Nl1ss Pearlxne Lmcoln Nlr Wallace L1ndsay M1ss Nell1e Lmeberger M1ss Gladys L1nk 45 RTISS W1lla Mae McCleod Mrs M W MCCOfmlCR Mr Benyamm McCorm1ck Ni1ss Naom1 MCKnlghf Xlr St Cla1r RlCWllll3mS NTISS Rhoda L Nash Mr Webster B Neal Mr Arthur Nelson Xirs Mary Nelson Nl1ss Sarah Nevyk1rk Xirs Effie Nevyton Nhss Evelyn N1chols 'vir Irv1n N1chols M1ss Teresa N1ckens Mr Percy' N1cholson NI1ss N rs MISS 'v11ss N rs Paulme INutter Eula Ouay Bern1ce Owens Dorothy Owens Estell Oyymgs Nir 84 Mrs Samuel R Owmgs Nlr 8. 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