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

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CLASS HISTORY Vrrgxma Walker and Dorothy Shoultz ln February H349 a group of c nldren en tered Douglass frtghtened but not deterred from partrcrpatron rn her actrvrtres They lolned clubs performed rn the Follres and Alfred Prettyman became Chtef fudge The Y act1v1t1es chorrs and the Lrterary Soctety called many Albert Drxon Student Councrl presrdent became U N Y prestdent lames Dorsey MacL1ndsey Hawkrns Aaron lohnson Ralph Hudson loseph Stev enson and lerome Burton preferred football Hawkrns Burton Ronald Gray and Moses Autry track Hudson lohnson and Leroy Barber basketball Seven became lettermen Many brought tournalrstrc mterests becom mg successful on the Douglass Courter Staff Donald Roane Alfred Prettyman Shtrley Lot tter Leon Bowser Marcra Chapman and others be arne offrcers reporters and typtsts ln the Mardr Gras Marcra Chapman won the crown of queen Blanche Bevans won the HS McCard Declamatton Contest a td Vashtr Boddte presrdent of the Mask and Wrg Qlub had many classmates as no workers And talent' Charles Kemp band orgamxc r wrote natronally accloumed poetry Vast t1 Boddre Baltrmore lnstltute of Musrcal Arts scholarshrp wrnner developed wtth lter classmates a chorrc readxng of natronal tn terest Cornell Muldrow played for asse rn blres Some performed on radlo and televr sron Carolyn Peters famrly appeared tn the Ladtes Home lournal as typrcally Amencan The commumty called Herman Carter to the Model Youth Legrslature lean Powell and mck and Mary Boulware to the church Wrtlr thrs lllustrtous hrstory the class of February l952 seems destmed for future suc cess WHOS WHO IN FEBRUARY CLASS OF 52 Barbara Iessup Llterary Aspxrants Walker Marcra Chap man Dons lohnson Le ander Redmond Elrssa Wrllrams Carolyn Pe ters Glorra Ford Elrza beth Scott Musxczans Ella Pmnrck Elmer Booze Vernal Trent Verralyne Mosely Ruth Prtmus Charles Kemp loseph Wrse Alfred Prettyman Chemxsts Washrngton Greene Lousonra lef ferson Marvm Garrett Blanche Bevans Leewood Macer Dorothy Gaffney Geraldrne Roberts Murrel Wrllram Donald Roane Herman Carter Hrstonans Cynl Taylor lames Thomas George Douglass, Ernest Pea cock, Shrrley Brown, Betty Peck Vashtt Boddre Vrrgmra Athletes Kay Queen Ralph Hudson Aaron lohnson Thomas Mrller Wtlla Mae Boyd Lots Lovrng Morro Frye Reva Bryan Ruth Torrence lerorne Burton Malcolm Cosby Curtrs Douglass lames West Mac Ltndsay Hawkms Future Home Makers Class l2A5 Llnqulsts Mrldred Talbott lennre Epps Bar bara lessup Glorra Cooper Bar bara Colburn Margaret lefferson Wrllram Bulle Typxsts Lorrame H1ll Gladys lones Euntce Coleman Ann Trbbs Ida Howte Rosa Lee Booker Audrey Duggms Mrldred Saunders Elsre Wrlltams Ardelrar Strth, Clanssa Dunmore, Ida Iohnson ' ' 7 ., ' t ' -, ' A , rr L I I - I I I l A T - T '3 , Herman Carter, Vashti Boddie, Doris lohnson, Clara Woodall to the Y.W.C.A., and Ella Pin' f' l f ' . I I I I - I V ' A

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Mrs Evelyn F Roller demonstratmq at the board a problem ln advanced Algebra whlle Class 12A' watches attentlvely MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The Th1eeHs readmq r1t1nq and nth rnettc have lonq been known as the funda rnentals ot education Ot these three rnathe mancs wh1ch ernhodres artthrnehc ts one ot the haste courses offered tn the currrcula ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The lanquaqe arts proarant arrns to trarn the puptl 1n habrts of accuracy 1n both oral and wrltten GXDYGSSIOH to develop ln h1n1 the power to thrnk clearly and to say sunply and eftecnvely whatever he has occasron to say and to traln hun to read wtth a well dehned purpose lntelhaent use of rad1o l9l9VlSlOIl newspapers and maqazrnes lS also stressed Mrs Bertha B Anderson lS the head ot the department Class 12A rn an Enqlrsh actrvlty under the qurdance of Mrs B Anderson It 1 ff If , 1 . , 1 . f 1 1 f ' ' ' ' . ' . ,I I . , ,, . , ' 1 1 - 1 1 , , , .