Frederick Douglass High School - Survey Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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OF THEE VE SING

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ame ' 2 Freedom Slogan ' Acmeyemem. RUTH VIRGINIA DAVIS who loves freedom must frrst be wlse and good Vnce President of Red Cross To be a nurse ELEANORA BARNES Fxght together for liberty Student teacher To be a nurse ERNEST LEWIS BRADLEY Marntaun freedom an observe nts srgnnfncance SAHSAC 440 champxon l94I 42 To attend Lrncoln Unrverslty WILLIAM LEONARD BROGDEN Freedom for free men Courrer Representatuve To attend busrness college RUBY ANNETTA BROWN Lrberty and union now and forever Honor roll To attend college 4 Ambrhon ' HELEN FRANCES BALL Frght for Freedom President of Student Councul To be Q social worker HARRYETTE CORNELIA BARRY Worth frghtrng for freedom Passed 60 word test rn stenography To attend Hampton nstl tute MARSHALL T BRIGHT Jr Whnlst freedom rs true to Itself where everything be come subject to at Student teacher To be an arrplane rnechannc MYRTLE WILLETTA BROOKS The hope of the nation IS CJ rengn of freedom Honor roll To be a stenographer TRESA ELIZABETH BU RKETT Help preserve the four free doms To teach Home Economlcs