Parrish High School - Sel Ala Yearbook (Selma, AL)

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Gllllll ATIO The day most anticipated by the 1949 Seniors was graduation. Dr. N. J. Warren gave the invocation, atter which Hermine Cohen, the class musician, play- ed a piano solo. Mrs. William Morrison, a member ot the school board, then presented Carroll Ward with the Lucy Nelson Debate Medal. This year for the first time the Civitan Club pre- sented citizenship awards. Nettie Mayo was given a medal as Senior good-citizenship girl, and Mar- garet Davison, as Junior good citizenship girl, was given a check for a trip to Washington. These girls are to be commended tor their outstanding abilities, The Superintendent of Schools, Mr. W. E. Snuggs, presented the class. Then come the biggest moment ot all when Mr. R. B. McKenzie presented the long- awaited diplomas. Before the graduation exercises an announcement ot the remoining 5 percent ot the Senior Class elect- ed to the National Honor Society was made. The new members are Neva Nabors, ller Payne, Vennie Lambert, Joy Perry, June Burdin, Katharine Johnson, Nora Lumpkin, and Mary Helen Lloyd.

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A P OUR EDITOR. NOT AGAIN I I I IQQ0kf fPALS KERS BEST SHOT , haf Q, 9 COURTES OF '48 STAFF. WE LIKE THIS OH NO! TYPICAL ASSEMBLY INTEREST. WHAT A MARVELOUS PROGRAM! EXECUTIUN DAY INTERESTING PICTURE,