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

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Students Who Are Specializing In Art Editorial and Business Staffs of The Survey ll

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EDITORIAL STAFF Edutors n Chnef JEANNE PARROTT EUGENIA WILLIAMS Assocnate Editors ELAINE MATTHEWS FRED SCOTT Luterary Edutors ELIZABETH DODSON DELORES DOUGLASS JOHN GLOSTER JAMES WALTERS Assustants VERNICE FERGUSON RALPH MATTHEWS VERNA BELLE MILLER Speclal Features DONALD BROWN GEORGINE NEWMAN SARA COPELAND SARAH ROBINSON Assnstants WILLIAM AMES MARGARET COLEMAN HELEN DILWORTH WILLIAM GRAHAM JEAN HILLEN LORRAINE ERSKINE LOIS STRICKLAND Sports Edxtor JOSEPH COOK Assxstants FRANCES HACK FANNIE MINOR Humor Edutors BERNICE BEARD BERNADINE BERRY FLORIED SMITH IDELLA THOMPSON MARGARET WALLACE Reporters BEATRICE BROWN SHIRLEY COATES JUDITH EDWARDS MABEL HILL KATE DAWSON DORIS HOPE ANNA STAFFORD Managnng Edutors ELAINE MATTHEWS HARRIET PAGE Asslstant Managmg Edvtors SARA COPELAND JUDITH EDWARDS FANNIE MINOR Advnser MISS ESSIE MEADE HUGHES MANAGERIAL STAFF Busmess Managers KATHLEEN WALLACE DONALD BROWN ARTHUR SCRIBNER Assistants SHIRLEY COATES LORRAINE ERSKINE PINKIE WEBSTER Patron Managers HAZEL BURKE FRANCES HACK JUDITH EDWARDS DELORES DOUGLASS DORIS HOPE JEANNE PARROTT KATHERINE STITH ATHLEA JOHNSON DOUGLASS DORIS HOPE JEANNE PARROTT KATHERINE STITH ALTHEA JOHNSON Secretarnes EMMA JOHNSON EFFIE MCLEAN JOYCE LYNTON RUTH PHILLIPS BERNICE MATTHEWS MARGARET WALLACE FANNIE MINOR Advertnsmg Managers JOHN GLOSTER JOE COOK WM GRAHAM JAMES WALTERS Assnstants BEVERLY BUTLER LULU HUDSON JOHN REEDER FLORIED SMITH FRED SCOTT Treasurers JOE COOK WILLIAM GRAHAM Members of Staff BERNICE BEARD BERNICE BROWN BERNADINE BERRY KATE DAWSON ELIZABETH DODSON MARTHA COLE MARGARET COLEMAN LORETTA CRYOR ALFREDA CHEATHAM HELEN DILWORTH MARIAN DAVIS, HAZEL GRAY, KATHERINE FREEMAN, SHIRLEY HENRY, CATHERINE MANNING, MARY JAMES, DORIS LEVI, VERNA BELLE MILLER, SARAH ROBINSON, LOIS STRICKLAND, TOMMAE POAG, WILLIAM AMES IO 1 A -I - ' W , Y YY,,, W , Y ,W . ,,,,,, ,,,,.,, .... . ..,, , ,,,,.. . . ,.,, ' , H , W ,, ,L,,, ., , , 1 I I I ' K , ,. ,,,, , , , 1 I H Y ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 Artist ,, . , , . , ..,, , ,..,,., ,, ,,,,, ,L , CHARLES COLLIER A -- ,,,-- A A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ..,,,,,,,, ,,,, , 1 1 1 I ' I I I '----' -- Y V f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A ' I I I I 1 1 I A Y 1 1 ' 1 I - f Y 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I

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THINK THIS OVER Let us remember why our country was ever made It was made for freedom s sake that here all men rnaght lave together an peace and mutual allowance for each Others beang We here an Ameraca have no more an common wath each other than the peoples of contenta ous Europe We have nothang an common at all except the adea whach as our country the belaef that we want and must have freedom as an atmosphere an whach to :ve Only where dafference can exast wathout persecu taon can there be real freedom An antroductaon by Pearl S Buck an Ameracan Coun terpoant by Alexander Alland Many Ameracans are outspoken advocates of a lab JAMES WALTERS Clayton Powell Jr Harold lckes Edwan Embree Mar shall Faeld and others whose utterances wratten or vocal are respected by all Ameracans Thear democratac leanangs foster nataonal and ofttames anternataonal re percussaons To follow up thear conceptaon of democracy todays youth tomorrows leaders must renterate Conservatave anstatutaons must go' lConservatave as another word for r actaonaryl Laberal reforms socaal polatacal and economac must come' Many adealastac reforms have been advanced only a few have been successful Democra y must be one of the few democracy wall be one of the few YOUTH FACES THE DAWN OF A NEW DAY As the curtaan falls on the last act of our hugh school career of what are the pupals of the l2A classes thankangil Of course groduataon After thas we really cant say All of us we know wall have to began a new and a dull phase of lafe and began to take on new responsabalataes Our class as fully equapped and prepared through the help of our teachers to assume the oblagataons whach adulthood amposes We wall fand a new road to clamb We shall select thas road because at leads to greater heaghts What preparataons we have made and are about to make wall determane the lamats of our ascent l2As examane yourselves' Have you mode these preparataons7 We WILLIAM AMES Ill are beang graduated anto a war stracken world and some of us wall have to make sacrafaces endure hard shaps and some even death Thas world also offers us work rn the varaous andustraes anductaon an the armed forces hagher educataon and marraed lafe Douglass has taught us to meet them and overcome them We can overcome them l thank f we have an andomatable wall and ancredable courage Our part an the worlo of tomorrow as to help make at dafferent from today We must see that austace peace and fraend shap prevaal among all men To realaze the task w must work dalageratly contanuously and successfully Yes thas as what the youth of Amerlca wall have to do to morrow ,a V A ' I 'I I I I - , . . , , , , f , . t . . . . I , r - I 1 1 I. 1 . . . - S I ' ,, . I . I .. I . H . . - 2 A r eral America. Among these are such defenders of democracy as Henry A. Wallace, Pearl S. Buck, Adam I . ' I . . D A I . . .I . I r , - , , , . , . D i - , , . - . . . . I e . , , I . I I . , - 12