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

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GRADUATES

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Ode To Douglass M. ELIZABETH LEWIS We hate to leave you, O Douglass dear, Our love for you Will always be near. But as our senior year Rolls by, We'lI have to bid you A sad good-bye. We hate to leave you, We truly do, For the happy days We've spent with you. We leave you, dear Douglass, With tears in our eyes, To face the wide world Which before us lies. Your guidance will help us To start life anew And be more successful ln whatever we do. 26

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- PUPil's name 2. Quotation and Eldred Gracious Agent Too much and too little educa- tion hinders the mind. To become an opera singer To enter college Edith Cleopatra Allen Character unites rnan with God. To travel To become a cosmetologist Robert Grant Ammons What is well learned is not for- gotten. To be a surgeon To attend Lincoln University Dorothy Mae Bacote Reverence and love toward God, To attend business school To become a stenographer Evelyn Sylvia Banks Do not turn back when you iust at the goal. To be an actress To attend Cortez Peters Ore character or education 3. Secr-et ambition 4. Immediate plan. Thelma Juanita Ali The world stands aside for the mon who knows where he is going. To be a mathematician To attend Morgan College Eloise Elizabeth Allen Let's seek peace and insure it. To be a secretary To attend business school Pathena Beatrice Anderson Courteous speech is worth much and costs little. To become a concert pianist To attend college Eula Mae Banks tion hinders the mind. To become a teacher To attend college Leanna Mae Barnes It is education that forms the common mind. To study medicine To attend Lincoln Hospital 28 Too much and too little educa-