Palmer Memorial Institute - Palmerite Yearbook (Sedalia, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

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The joy of beingat Palmerg the gratefulness of being able to accumulate knowledgeg and the inspiration we have received from our te a c h e r s and friends are recorded invisibly on these pages. As time separates us from the days spent at Palmer Memorial Institute, we will often refer to people and incidents of our high school years. Lf the memory fades, this record will be a storehouse of recollections of the joy and ex- uberance of youth that was ours in the class of 1961. Thelma Wyatt, Editor-in-Chief Mary Sue Welcome Dorothy Frazier William H. Knight, Advisor 3 If ,f V, f f w vW,',17z:.W3jwM A W xflzkfff I ,L W f WMM W! QW, xv 'sy fiyy Www? Q ff,-9 f X Wx 355: , 1 1, VI fe Pffifyi L W !f,,,7, - 3 'V Q13 ,, V, ,wp f, f f ,,f M f .-4' View 'M' A . , 75,1 ia? Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown 1883 - 1961 W To Doctor Charlotte Hawklns Brown founder and bullder of Palmer Memorlal Instltute leader of women 1n the1r quest for f1ner and more product1ve hvmg by her eloquence 1nsp1rer of youth to nobler achlevements by her Wr1t1ngs force of character, champlon ofa dlsadvantaged race 1n 1tS strwmgs for human r1ghts and adult respons1b1l1t1es herself an e mbod1 m e nt of the v1rtues she sought to 1nsp1re 1n others th1s Yearbook IS lovmgly ded1cated Dr J Ward Seabrook QA Trlbutej . , . . . , . . . . . . 3 , . . . 3 . . , mentor of those seeking to live more gracious lyg by her vigor of mind and fffffmfw ALMA MATER Fair Palmer Fair Palmer, thy sons and thy daughters give cheer While their voices with rapture do thrill, Thy message so sweet shall forever echo Its harmony o'er vale and hillg Fair Palmer, the pride of each rural home Thus planted on soil all their own, Where the briar and the cactus once flourishing grew Stands a tower of wood and of stone. Fair Palmer, thy children with fervor still sing Thy praises o'er mountain and lea, Thy light into darkness forever shall shine While the race pays homage to thee, Each year as we come, new trophies we bring, At thy feet we will gladly lay down 'Til the stars in the heavens, each glittering gem Lend glory to bedeck thy crown. 6 . ,H ff. xv .W A, f-hm, ,H XA , yhf:-w W f. f :X f.. MW., A ,f,,W ,M W , ,rf I. ,f ..v ' .Z' 735551 W2 fvfvtifwf ATV' .nav-'lr 4 My-f 5, k, Y, ,Q Miss Wilhelmina M. Crosson A woman of unceasing energy and deep un- derstanding, Miss Wilhelmina M. Crosson is Palmer's d e v ot e d president. Under her gui- dance the school continues to make strides in the education of young people. It is the desire of Miss C ros s on and the entire faculty that Palmer Memorial Institute give to its students principles that will e nable them to develop a sound philosophy by which to live, and a foun- dation that will insure for them a happy and successful future. It is th r ou gh the foresight of competent le ad e r sh ip that Palmer will be able to achieve its goals in years to come. CDLIR PRE IDE T 40 - ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE The Administrative Committee of the school, headed by the president, aims for a smooth management of school functions. Their duties cover all phases of ad- ministration-the total life of the student by seeking to help each individual with a c a d e m i c achievement, personal pro- blems, d o r m i t o r y life, and spiritual growth. These persons are the pillars of the institution. ir fm i :Exit 4315 'fl' Mr. Richard D. Skeete, Jr. Mr. Bernard Battle Academic Dean Business Manager Mr. Max Dardeau Mrs. Priscilla Tobin Foreign Languages French and English and Science ,.,, 1 , gq L gnbt Mr. Charles Bundrige Miss Ruth Harmon Mrs. Ruth Totton Mr. Raymond Pettiford Physical Ed11Cafli011 2-Hd Registrar Physical Education and Band History Music ACULTY TAFF One of the greatest assets of any school is its faculty and staff. They are the ones who daily mold young lives by precept and example. Palmer is f o r t u nat e in having a dedicated faculty coming from many s e c t io n s of the United States and from f o r e i g n countries. They represent diversified backgrounds and learning resources which contribute to the final outcomes of their endeavors. During the summer Palmer faculty members can be found in the leading universities of the nation,seeking intellectual growth and deeper insight into instructional problems. Mr. Harold King Miss Lucretia Hardy English and Foreign Home Economics Languages Mrs. Sylvia Heggie Mr. Joe R. Starr English and Social Studies Biology and Chemistry l frwfn' T 'x 5 pf Miss Carole Taylor Mr. William Knight Miss Sandra Wright Mr. Camie Harris Librarian-History English and Music English and Spanish Mathematics 32: J! -' . 1- -- X 1, 7 A , 0.7 .-xx 3 C!-if 4 3,3231 ' Zz- ig A, , 1 ' 'ff ' -- 4 . V . . as -J.,1'.?3Q Q 5' , i wr i. V, -F V .Q . Tr 'J' .Q - Y 55: Mrs. Louie Benton Mr. Paul de Montaigne Mrs. Lucille Jewell Mrs. Josephine Heughan Nurse French English and Guidance Biology ..-fox, 9. 4' 4 Q 0 L, A . --w,h,,...' 'May' tl-1 Miss Dolores Howard Mrs. Mary Marks Mrs. Rosanna Barrett Miss Lelia Williams Music Director Director Secretary-Typing S X t 5' 5 s A n.'1.ff',+ X450 , Miss Rotha Mae Jacobs Mr. Daniel Bates Secretary Co-ordinator of Boys f . , ff Q inf , it . . ' 1 ff 'fl' J , V - .1 ' .- - ff ' ir wifi 1 . f.. f mg ,vw-+z: M.. ,V .Q 552, , M f ' . -I f' -3 ' A-4+ ., QM, . if 1 A jJ3.5...i cw' 1 Miss Lelia Evans Mrs. Ruth Thompson Mrs. Ruth Bundrige Mrs. B. J. Onque Secretary to the President Director Dietitian Director I2 Flin- ' .wi , x , , i , ,JT 'SJ 1 -:?'f gy A1 Q 'CQ W 3 on Q WQvua-f Mr. James Rudd Mr. Charlie Maye Mr. Walter Clapp MAINTENANCE DEPARTME T The maintenance d e p a r t m e nt holds a vital spot in this school. It supervises the physical plant and keeps all facilities in working order. Without their concern for the general wel- fare of all, no part of the institution could function effectively. Mr. Willis Siler Mr. Earnest Fuller Mr. Albert Gray I3 A Message From The President TIME A dozen years at Palmer is a long time especially if you came down to spend only one year! During these twelve years I have had many memorable good times with boys and girls who loved Palmer and its ideals. I have seen eleven senior classes march to the rostrum at graduation with bright eyes and eager minds, to go to various colleges to spread good tidings, I have seen others with only one thing on their minds-time for a diploma-time to exit from the campus, I have seen others with tears in their eyes for the intelle ctual, recreational, and spiritual acumen they had received from their teachers and founder. What will I see when you march through the sacred Halls of Palmer? Have you heard the slogan The flight of time is urged on by the spur of the moment ? Your directors in the dormitory and dining room, your teachers and adminis- trators have all tried to imp r e s s upon you the above proverb, for we wish you to gain a seriousness of purpose in your lives and to develop the value of time. We have plenty of records of the remorse felt by those who spent their time without purpose. Read what Samuel T. Coleridge, the English poet wrote to his son about time, what Lord Byron, brilliant genius of English literature wrote about Time in his diary, and what Arnold Bennett, author, said in his essay, How to live in Twenty-four Hours a Day . If we have real u nd e r standing of the value of time, we shall want to be sure to earn our living in a way that is honorable, if we have a real understanding of the value of time we shall have a time to worship, a time for leisure and recreation, and a time for human relations. Henry Van Dyke said this about time: Time is, Too Slow for those who Wait, Too Swift for those who fear, Too Long for those who Grieve, Too Short for those who Rejoice, But for those who love, Time is Eternity. Let us hope that as you leave the sacred Halls of Palmer, you will remember that time will always be on your Life's agenda. How will you value its vicissitudes? Will you say- to quote Rev. J. G. Corry of Greensboro, N. C., I have been a fool or Commission kept . 14 Q Q Y u S- Doreatha Brinkley Samuel Carroll CLASS OFFICERS Yolande Dean Maynard Dixon Jacqueline Douglas Carolyn Faltz Alvin Adams Clifford Ashmore Orlene Alexander Binnie Barnes Dorothy Frazier Herbert Harrison James Hash Raoule Hilton H 4V ' Q ' fl I fl ' l My ,H Q rv-.N -'vs s.,,,,A,. SN 'l'? 'fN ' fr Q i. 4 Qs xx KY! I ,L as f..C-xi 17' Judith Horne Lolita Jarvis Gloria Parker Sandra Pilgrim vi?- ml-Us Eddie Jones La Verne Jones Walter Johnson Cynthia Jones Charles Pope Richard Ransom We W THE iii L... ' Liv 'EMM Eb f-: an 'R 5 ,J James Kluttz Chester McCullough SENIORS F l96I Q sry- gx pw Snr-I Wh-.1 Diane McGiboney Ann Nicholas giv- 5 V' f gk-W ,H H7105- swf' 80 ia ,QQ N 4 .' 31 5' ff ff- , Q ,' ' ,S zifif l' lf' r x J 33 ' fs -'YK 'P' x '4 nz. MGM, .f e M 6: +EM,t'a,:1.. - .-L eg. f , f f ,V ' 'Q ' V my P , , ,,.. x W N 1. ' 1 , 1939 f X 'R fi., 7 'Ivy-...JUN fd? Carole Rhinelander Jean Spraggins William Shepard 4 Gussie Smith Lillian Terry Gwendolyn Thorne 9 Mary Sue Welcome Ralph White William Williams N N 1 l 1 Theodore Wilson Thelma Wyatt The Sacred Halls of Palmer There's love in every human heart, There's love in ours too, And from these halls we now depart, We leave our love with you. The love of Palmer has made us see That life is not all bright, There's good and bad in all of us, There's also wrong and right. Our love for you has taken us Through many days of strife. Because in all our trials, You are ever in our sight. We can n'er forget the faith That you have had in us. Our goal in life is just to keep Your faith, your hope, your trust. These portals, though we leave behind, Will be with us forever. With God and Palmer in our hearts, We'll always be together. Through the Sacred Halls of Palmer, Every voice will bid farewell. Our hearts will linger with you, In these halls our spirit shall dwell. Dorothy Marie Frazier VAX 9 ll x .t ll ffhiff W HALLS OF PALMER CTune: Halls of Ivyj Oh, we love the halls of Palmer, That surround us here today. And we will ne'er forget, Though we be far, far, away. In the sacred halls of Palmer, All our voices bid farewell. And shimmer off in twilight, Like the old vesper bell. Chorus: One day a hush will fall, The footsteps of us all, Will echo down the hall, and disappear. But as we sadly start, our journeys far A part of every heart will linger here. In the sacred halls of Palmer, Where we've lived and learned to know. That through the years we'll see you, In the sweet after glow. apart, 9-fi Q9 ll h W I lf 1 A 11, I k e . .V , ,,, 5' 5. 1, s. --,AMY ,z -.. '-Q xx N.. ,N -... ' 'fl fm, 1 2 w .nw 1 1.9 ff ' ,, , ,wx Rf32.fvQ,f N My wk, A ,Q A W W ggrf 4, 22245, ,W f , wwf! , ff' f ., ,W ' Wifjg, yy f' 4 Q13 Mfg? I MQW! ,WQWW7 .fffgag z3W'WwwQ'WWfjf A Y , V 'P fm' Q -w 3M?4 f fm . sl X ? fb-M ' X, my , fy' gyifyyf.-3g..,QmjV5g M' 4 4 , Q- fywiff 'WW - 'M A ZQWMW' P Q, Wh ' 4 ff,,,'. MM 'mqf' , Z, f' ,WZ of l.T Hf ' f 4 ff' .J 4 ,qs , ,qi ,f, ,, W M '7 aww W W ff. 1 ,ff Sw 1 K 46 .5 r. . ,WH ,, 5 2 A 4 ,S .1 Hx as 3 iw I 5 'X , - ' WZ! 2: ' ,f - 'V 'Q 5 55 ,1 -my -D55 Zi ,W .1 ,K l,,.,vv?X1f 'WY it K , was if-1, - . av, QQ 1,3 N.,-.vii '- V 'Q'?i..f1 ' ' ' 'Ci ' ,. X... fl.:31'2,' I fx - , l ' - 5, fl kiwi' E M , W. . .. , W' - ,fu , A ff. 12,35 l 'a X CLASS OFFICERS Ann Billings James Blayton Vyvyan Coleman Harriet Cooper ei' W i f . ,3 , .1 , ,L t , ,. , su, 5 5,41 ' 17 .v ., 'INXQU ,i?f1.' f fi-A-'4' M-'QTY ff' Q, , -fi , 1 ,V '74 X, f ,14 fgify . X. t ,af My 44, '5 in 2 ,, ZX 3' 1-:sf la,,,, ig.,-5 fu... ..-, 'GPH- Alphillis Bradley Barbara Davie .IAWQ Sygrid Burks Patricia Eaton iff Jean Andrews Etta Autry Susan Avent Reuben Berryman T'H E Bonnie Calhoun Mable Ellis Valerie Euell K , Ak' hp- Xa 4 :- K ,fin V f 5.5 , f ' iii' . 2, 3 2 ,S s,,, .451 L7 y. J, f . 4..,, x.. Merle Coleman J L I . v. if , :VK V, -rf- X filo. if? ...mused ,MM 1 .J-xl' r Y' Q5 Q vvx 13973, i H fs. Hx if 9 'N 19N Benelle Giles Kay Gordon Charlie Humphries Kenneth Jackson JU IOR C ASS Pamela Kirkling Albert Myrick Mary La Saine J osphat Nginyo Doris Gore Cheryl Jones OF I96I Madison Lee Elliotte Pearman 0 nv Y Y' - 32 'N ' ', ,I V . . ,n--0 ' Y ' 1:5 :W E rv 95 ,Xia 'wx' X X rv 19? 41, Y Robert Gray Samuel Kane Mary Leveridge Beverly Pettigrew Jeanese Hansen James Kimble Joseph Miana Alired Pleasants W' lg Q 'l 3-7' Ki f Patricia Hill Jacinta Kimulu Vivian Morris Ronald Pogue envy, Wxg we 1 L89 f 1 K .4 may . . a 'ff 5, 0:12, ' , 'GJZ9' YJ Carlton Quiller Sharon Redd Barbara Richardson Edith Smith Jerelyn Smith -if Burton Washington Bonnie Washington Carrie Withers fg, it , ,ui 1 I .fvaf vi. 'iv'--'F' 'KQV' Joan Roberts Wendell Scott William Schumake Diane Stradford Marsha Thompson Sondra Wormley Ariel Young Millicent Young - ,. iygfgg, f My pf f ,yum ff I ' .ef , , , .,vzf,., 1 Q- 5 5 '-g' A ll: 53 5 Q , 'Q sf is B .ml g R Y., X i eg. 4 , ,- hx - Ji , SW, wwf, , ,fx fwffafx , fwfgw , Q ,,,,.....----.-- '-F Q P' f' f 5 lf ' 'I , f V 1 ? 11. 1 1 g ' i Q52 Q, 54,1 Q fx if ' .I ' new ,, '16 EE r ff M' xx AM,M,,,. ,.,,q. -ya EMF A, ,GL Maureen Battle MQ? , J., Rias Bennett Oscar Blayton Walter Brady '95, avg-s 1, W4 X ww Maas Mar if 'J W A, ,,,i.,:,..,,, .Q : ,VT , . V . r , Q., ,, ,M 1 ' K V f,,,,A ,i,1M - .mlbxw -155.1 .we- Mc nf 4-ml, 1 1,5-.fkv - . 1, , ,,-,..,,., x na ..,..... CLASS OFFICERS Henry Bright Marjorie Crosslin THE SQPHOMCDRE C ASS 'FYR Betty Davis Valerie Delaney Beverly Edwards , Ns.. ,,.,. QQ 7 is v Q f gpm. sf Newman Epps Arm Gaddis Renee Gant Lottie Gary 5 N l w w 1 r 1 Q xx... YWS Q95 K JAY' li lffys 1-. 4 , i ,Y A JL ' Y Y? X . A I , - 1 ' 473 I L f ,rift E ,aah ...K xv ff 51's 5, . . - X . 'K ,N 'Q in 0 3 'vm sail, I At, ,Aw-1, ,fx vw I '33 Ki 312' 'Was-fs Mary Nance Cheryl Neal Gloria Odom Jennifer Ross Calvin Scott Carmen Simpson Cynthia Soloman Alice Thomas Michael Gilford Judith Greene Connie Henderson Sonja Herring Brenda Hoffman Fred Holt Brenda Hull Andre Jackson Cyril Jenkins James Johns Harold Jones Lewis Moore ,wg ,flun- X ,N .+A fin P-ws in mm Ia... is 'ww-4 7f '- - :Tx ,,.g,3,3':'xf3ZfSc5-1 Sandra Bates Gertrude Dennis CLASS OFFICERS FR THE EIHMA CLASS Janice Booker Patra Britt Wayne Butler Julia Clark Loraine Coleman Carol Gaines Evelyn Gentry Jeanette Gibson Quinton Harris Rufus Hawkins vw, 4? -Wi IQ5 4-fur: T f'N Vs L, L- T, 2. - L, J Y , 95' fvsz' ll'-x ,971 iq-far 'Q-1 ix .ww-,MX Mig ' ln, .,f , J, 4 LZ I Jw-ah. Q E 'am 4 , Vi vw QQ 4' X' Www-' Q S 1: Michael Jennings Alexander Jones Tanya Jones Patricia Kluttz Albert Lewis Willis Lewis Cheramie Mondesire William Morrison Woodrow Odom Shirley Randall Eugene Rhodes Aileen Rhymer Beverly Rutherford Suzanne Scales Drewry Scales Marcia Scott Georgeana Sharpe Karen Shearer ' Jacqueline Smith 5 N ' J Roslyn Smith ' ' Joseph Turner 1' 'Q-N,-Q g . NJ S 1'--r 1 1 .x v,lY x X ff 2 IX it y . fl L, ,gin f ft fi ......f-vi 5 The beauty of the campus is evident to everyone who has witnessed its quiet glamour. Nature's seasonal changes are reflected in the lives of the students. In the splendor of autumn color and sunset, the campus welcomes new and returning studentsg in the fantasy of ice crystalled trees and winter'swhite blanketa haunting hush p e rvad e s the airg in the bursting blush of spring's return, stretching forth over the verdant grass with excited Hi's linger the s e a s o n e d students as they witness this quiet symphony. t I X ' 1 Chauncey Batchelor Tyron Battle Conchita Butler Gilda Lee Julie Simon ,QI 4175 UB-FRESHMAN CLASS nf Ni ,V if ,I f I. , f , 1 X , ' fl V X I, Corliss McNeil Thomas Scott We , ,.. gk :fi f 1 -ac ff' S , i, , , . JM M X , U .,lS,,4,. t ,V, -.W I, ,Q SAT ,.,., x R. V X 5' Y 4-ev CLASS OFFICERS Ronald Miller Mageret Simon Nelson Praker Cynthia Terry I A .,- W . , on y, , , A , . -. --P 'jg-,,:',.M'.f,,,A: 'Q g?7 '- . 1 ' 'A Karen Reese Claudia Totton an 375 Leslie Dawson Q5 Cherrybelle Hansen Joyce Jones Claudiette Rose Burt Williams 4.5, 1,13 ws 1 L ! I FAIR PALMER... - CHARLES , , N ,M ,sl. -'10fg'-- E ffl' y 4. -,, f '. ' ' V ,-L A .5-j--if , '- X 4 5, - 3 A . - 93 , ,,, Nz-mflfgfwf. PJSQ- ' f,.f.fe, wwf, ' JA ' - ' ix 1' 2 FRY: - ' 'f uv-' , M-L - 1 if , 4 . ,iw - I . . 'sf fax 4' '-,w',L:' --.X -I - W .mcg ' , . .f . - J ,L ,.. ',-...-1.44 ':,e',,,.,., . 5, if li P E' J ELIOT HALL S QNE HALL a gs-:5,fg,WV3.u5!: f- -- 13'-:,.1:5f..J: -7- J .. f 1- ,..,,.......-.--F lui' H If il ll E Q. 4. , V .aw , .,,, VV 'wr KIMBALL HALL CANARY COTTAGE ,Lf ff' ,lk A-T x i I J 1 Us-. 4 ! 'Y 1 W -L ,,.i-sm' mw.g.:,'9'i Wig Involved in youth is a -constant search for adv e nt u r e for friends and for facts- all which can be found within the walls of a book. Man' s vast a c c u m u la t i on of knowledge grows steadily everyday. Our times demand individuals with confidence in them- selves and in their future, who as the adults will speakwith depth and fluency in a world of -new ideals. -1 E gi EE ig... Ol - Il 1 i I ,Lg Four year students on steps of Alice Freeman Palmer Building. Xa ELIOT HALL COUNCIL STONE HALL COUNCIL ix ' X Q, ,W QM, f. , 3 5 vids, 4 4,3 M .41 4 'AWQQL ff I , 'W M 1' ' 5.9, YK! , 'V ' 1 1, ,,..v- H'- A i I 2 , 1 I x I SEDALI SINGER 5 1 -.l Z - Q I . AA,, ,,, V . , , X .,, , , W - A WM - 1 s ' 2 - ' f i - ff I 2 , 5 1 , 3 ' ' Z - W MM . ki JT Fi' x ,: 3 I ,, 3 7 W K ff! ffm, , V 1:7 3 ik xx- YM my fm 2' , '- 4' f 4 V-' 5 fi. ' 5 5 ' Q f ,s 5 2' fu lg' 4 - V V, VV if - V LV 5, Q f'If 3 ' ' 'A' V 14- ' 7 '74 ,V .. . Vx x U . , Q ' . ' 1 , ' ' gf: 5--4 , ' f ',:fwf-VV: - 'pf 12 j i 21: H.- Q 3 ,V IV: . , ,, fi, 5 Q J-z ,Q il V W ,K F , ' ' 1 V if 4-1, ,MV , w 4 4 1- - fa- . - . i bi -V ' E X 2 V 5 -V 'f 1' VV . -1-V-V ,A A fm fi X ' fi ! . . ,x ' 2 X I wk! . ' 5 nf , - V M, M' , f X V ,. , K -X -V -- ---1 fa :f . , 4 5 V IV it 'Q ! L 13 V-R : 45 9 - 23' -,VV 1 , , 7 3 1 'S V- -V 3 X - ff-'V f , ..., V g V, , 'z . V bn .Y 4, H., . V N sw, e- , V , . WA. 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' A-,.,,,, -f A ' A W ' .,-,,-4:-.-4 k 1.,--'.'f-2415 . ,V -7 I 'H 5 ' . . ' 'Vlfz -f Q in , f 5 f 'W '41 , af ,, 1. F F A 91 I 2 GLEE CLUB 4 BUYS GLEE CLUB THE HOLIDAYS Qgl ZW. Q, , 'ff' vw: W '41 U ,K ,fW , ,,,, 5 f 1, V,f,4,,'ff,, fm 13: 5 -11: . ' in ' ' ' Giif 122141 f ,f 4 Q Q . W 1 N. 1 J f . , , f . , ,. -JW , - : .v , 'Q 'fl ' f., gg, THE OCTETTE fl X V X' f g , , Z! , f ,'. . ':1.f:.wy-vs W 4- a , f 1 ,:, .fy ,,. - I .w ,ff 7 ,A mm CHEMISTRY 5 si X A .Ll Zlx' YC 'Al Si 'K 5 c ' . K V N1 . 1 , I 'e P S .N 1-, T1 Cr Mn 4 8 I 5 s Qu A, N, Q 3 v Q g 5 X .Nb xx XX I.ot IH 511 Nb In I LJ 'Hr' T4 K ' ' I t 'YE Pb Bi Pu -X -, S. - ji A H e C ffl ' 11613 Q-3518 Rv? Rhs Pd I Q., 'mtg 1. -.5 Os Y lr'u Pi 'wid r .S.w, Scientific development is an inherent part of our lives. We entered our high school years when America was in the midst of a scientific upheaval. We were born du ring the height of the Atomic ageg We studied on the threshold of the space age and we are being p r epar ed to serve in whatever capacity the future brings. BIOLOGY 41 ' W i r il F -n FA 1 E I if Ii fi 1 , I 2 I F E P 4 E1 ii fi 3 -5 4 4 3 5 La Classe de Francais 1 rl X X 1 3 ' f Lack of understanding and ineffective communication lead to conflicts. Therefore as a segment of this great nation We must be articulate in more than our mother tongue if we wish to participate fully in the world that is to come. Foreign languages receive special emphasis at Palmer since our lin- guistic opportunities are unlimited. , , I f' ri v 'Z 5. Il fx N :E 2 gy ,..?i-gr .4 M an f N tg :., - . : ' E,-,Q fwfr 55 Una Clase de Espanol s. T ,A 4 IA ll .- .':' Uglwl 1 ' t 'ff-' it wi., f. pi 5 f? J'sFTVi K A-f Am D' mx, f . I 4' QF' Xie' 'K his I 1 lj F iii ' Q 1 Students from Africa, Bermuda and the Virgin Islands discuss their routes while coming to Palmer. Clashing ideologies, new inventions and discoveries, and changing concepts of social living have brought the world closer together. No longer can we ignore the conflicts of other peoples. Our high school years have seen many shifts in power. A new day challenges all youth to world consciousness. M 'M-W L ORLU --.-..-,, L1- Robert Gray, Josphat Nginyo, Jacinta Ki m u lu and Joseph Maina admire a portrait If iv' 'I HOME ECONOMICS CLASS I I A COTTAGE S SCENE I I I LM-gg! I I l sa: L if V 1' J ENV! 'Q LIVING IN THE jI COTTAGE A COUNSELING SESSION We believe that this statement from the book, The Life of Alice Freeman Palmer by her husband, George Her- bert Palm e r , is the embodiment of our spiritual goals. She believed that conscious fellow- ship with God is the foundatio n of every strong life-the natural source from which all must de r iv e their power and their peace. SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS A MINISTER LEADERS OF TALKING THE TWELVE TRIBES TO STUDENTS OF ISRAEL Nix 9, .. . 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It is encouraged most of all by our president, Miss Crosson, who fond- ly recalls her days on the Hardwood. From early autumn until late spring the gymnasium resounds with the bounc- ing of a bas ketball . This is the one sport that is played all year. The Palmer Pirates have earned for themselves the reputation of being a conscientious team, coached by a conscientious man. The Pirates this year have been playing c r editable basketball. The record this season thus far CFebruary 155 stands at 11 wins and 3 losses. The new mem- bers of the squad have shown great promise and next year we expect the Pirates to continue as a winning team. The roster is as follows: First Five Chester McCollough Forward Timmonsville, S. Alvin Adams Forward Baltimore, Md, Gussie Smith Center Dayton, Ohio Carlton Quiller Guard Scranton, Pa. William Shepard Guard New York, N.Y. Second Five Ronald Pogue Forward Cleveland, Ohio Charlie Humphries Forward Dawson, Ga. Theodore Wilson Center New York, N.Y. Clifford Ashmore Guard Atlanta, Ga. Charles Pope Guard New York, N. Y. Reserves Harold Jones Forward Tallahassee, Fla Madison Lee Forward West Point, Ga. The graduating members of the basketball team say to all of you, Keep up the good work . There are vacant spots to fill. Players like Shepard, Smith, Adams, McCollough, Pope, Wilson and Ashmore have been the backbone of the 1960-61 edition of the Pirates. The real backbone is a man who loses when the team loses, and wins when the team wins, works faithfully, and often single-handedly holds up the team. He is our coach, a man who always has the respect of his players- Mr. Bundrige. THE PALMERITE salutes the Pirates of 1960-61. ss l THE PALMER TROOPERS 56 .4 T8 miami A FAVORITE STOP- THE TEA HOUSE T H , bz'?57l' an 57 , . , , 2553: 16. wt La Cuisine Les Gargons ' 9 Les Convives M . . DBI.,.f....I..,....g4,. .,.,, wlmg. I. as ml A ,v fl, K Kan x f 3 X F. . Q?,,,,,,.,, 5, QIJQ ' J if ,ww x .. 9 I Q 4' A' cw -4' 1 A if Y, . 'f f L 1 x 3 if ' X fw- N' ' I Q I f v ,fr V f, Y' if Q M!M if x I Ay' M SSAGE CDF Af PRECIATIO The Senior Class of nineteen hund r ed and sixty one could not depart from these portals without expressing our thoughts of gratitude and appr e c i ation to our parents, teachers and friends of the school who have made it possible for us to grow and develop under the principles of Palmer Memorial Institute. We are aware of the many sacrifices you have made for the en- richment of our lives. May We uphold the trust and faith you have in us by exemplifying these principles in our daily lives. We are grateful to our president for the training and guidance she has given through love and unde r standing . We are proud that we have had a small part in the history of this great institution. eo zum' -Q My K 3 if fw f , , -, , WM 5 i f X f 1 32' f 'fwfr ,f 1 5 f. 13? 6 My mv , ff. 1 '. 'WW 1155 . , - W 3 P m K M5 'Wd' f-.. av Q TUJDE T DIRECTORY Adams, Alvin 209 Balnew Street Baltimore, Maryland Alexander, Orlene 452 St. Nicholas Avenue New York, New York Ashmore, Clifford 2780 Valley Heart Drive Atlanta, Georgia Barnes, Binnie 502 Bunche Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Brinkley, Essie 25 Mimosa Crescent Hampton, Virginia Carroll, Samuel 2090 Simpson Road Atlanta, Georgia Dean, Yolande 1755-18th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Dixon, Maynard 513 Campbell Street Bainbridge, Georgia Douglas, Jacqueline 604 South Liberty Street Spartanburg, South Carolina Faltz, Carolyn 4417 Buckfield Terrace Trevose, Pa. Frazier, Dorothy 400 Maple Street Little Rock, Arkansas Harrison, Herbert P. O. Box 68 Grand Junction, Tennessee Hash, James P. O. Box 541 Galax, Virginia Hilton, Raoule 242 South 55th Street Philadelphia, Pa. Horne, Dorothy 157 Leland Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Jarvis, Lolita 169-10 109th Road Jamaica, New York SENIORS Johnson, Walter 202 Walnut Street Covington, Virginia Jones, Cynthia 2013 South Blvd. Tallahassee, Florida Jones, Eddie 1057 Leath Street Memphis, Tennessee Jones, La Verne 1057 Leath Street Memphis, Tennessee Kluttz, James P. O. Box 91 Lilesville, North Carolina McCullough, Chester P. O. Box 302 Timmonsville, South Carolina McGibony, Diane 172 Ralph Avenue Brooklyn, New York Nicholas, Ann 88 Carnegie Avenue East Orange, New Jersey Parker, Gloria 867 Rugby Street Norfolk, Virginia Pilgrim, Sandra 836 Third Avenue West Hendersonville, N. C. Pope, Charles 187-26 Mangin Avenue St. Albans 12, New York Ransom, Richard 3805 Byram Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana Rhinelander, Carole 236 Johnson Street Statesboro, Georgia Shepard, William 2093 Mohegan Avenue Bronx 60, New York Smith, Gussie 4118 Kammer Avenue Dayton, Ohio Spraggins, Jean 435 Convent Avenue New York, New York 62 Terry, Lillian 817 33rd Avenue Columbus, Georgia Thorne, Gwendolyn 189-14 117th Road St. Albans, New York Welcome, Mary Sue 2101 Liberty Heights Aven Baltimore, Maryland White, Ralph 211 Asheland Avenue Asheville, N. C. Williams, William P. O. Box 463 Raeford, N. C. Wilson, Theodore 32 Macombs Place New York, New York Thelma Wyatt 1927 South Oxford Avenue Los Angles 18, California L19 ' . Andrews, Jean East Third Street Robersonville, N. C. Autry, Etta 1221-29th Ct., South St. Petersburg, Fla. Avent, Susangail 317 Hamilton Avenue Patterson, New Jersey Berryman, Reuben 907 S. Legett Ct. Cincinnati, Ohio Billings, Ann 415 Kildare Avenue, N.W. Atlanta, Ga. Blayton, James Route 2, Box 230-A Williamsburg, Va, Bradley, Alphillis 2828 Sunrise Blvd. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Burks, Sygrid 1300 Brown Avenue Anniston, Ala. Calhoun, Bonnie 91 Chapin Street St. Augustine, Fla. Coleman, Vyvyan 99 Burbank Drive, N. W. Atlanta, Georgia Coleman, Merle 2709 Jefferson Street Gary, Indiana Cooper, Harriett 405 South Carver Street Midland, Texas Davie, Barbara 89-25 Parsons Blvd. Jamaica, New York Eaton, Patricia 128 Adams Street Washington, D. C. Ellis, Mable 1101 Atlantic Street Wilson, North Carolina Euell, Valerie 187-23 119th Drive St. Albans, New York Giles, Bennelle 465 W. 148th Street New York, New York Gordon, Kay P. O. Box 251 Dawson, Georgia Gore, Doris 97 Soloman Street, S. E. Atlanta, Georgia Gray , Robe rt TUDE T DIRECTORY JLINIORS Harper, Cape Palms Liberia, West Africa 21. Hansen, Jennesse 3740 Paulding Avenue Bronx, New York 22. Hill, Patricia 892 N. W. 9th Street Hallandale, Fla. 23. Humphries, Charlie Route 3, Box 192 Dawson, Georgia 24. Jackson, Kenneth 505 E. Park Avenue Trenton, New Jersey 25. Jones, Cheryl 43 Franklin Place Montclair, New Jersey 26. Kane, Samuel 1801 Nebraska Street San Antonio, Texas 27. Kimble, James 1170 McDaniel Street, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia 28. Kimulu, Jacinta Mwala Location P. O. Kangundo Via Machakos Kenya, East Africa 29. Kirkling, Pamela 5316 Greenwood Chicago, Illinois 30. Lee, Madison 1408 E. Ninth Street West Point, Georgia 31. Leveridge, Mary 323-91!2 Street Parkersburg, W. Va. 32. Maina, Joseph LZJ Avenue Hotel Box 2382 Nairobi, Kenya East Africa 33. Morris, Vivian 7537 South Wentworth Street Chicago, Illinois 34. Myrick, Albert 366 W. 117th Street New York, New York 35. Nyginyo, Josphat P. O. Box 20 Kiambu, Kenya East Africa 36. Pearman, Elliotte 285 Orange Road Montclair, New Jersey 37. Pettigrew, Beverly 1883 Penelope N. W. Atlanta, Georgia 38. Pleasants, Alfred 214 Massie Street Lexington, Virginia Pogue, Ronald 11704 Castlewood Ave. Cleveland, Ohio Quiller, Carlton 706 Adams Avenue Scranton, Pa. Redd, Sharon 225 Norwich Avenue Norfolk 2, Virginia Richardson, Barbara Edgecombe Meadows Tarboro, North Carolina Roberts, Joan 804 E. Eighth Street Sandford, Fla. Schumake, William 9202 Columbia Avenue Cleveland, Ohio Scott, Wendell 1102 Fountain Drive, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Smith, Edith 23 Nunan Street Charleston, S. C. Smith, Jerelyn 1613 Morehouse Street Jackson 3, Mississippi Stradford, Diane 462 Forrest Ridge Drive Atlanta, Georgia Thompson, Marsha 20452 Manor Detroit, Michigan Washington, Burton Box 213, North End Station Detroit, Michigan Washington, Lavonia Box 213, North End Station Detroit, Michigan Withers, Carrie 705 1X2 W. Clay Street Richmond, Virginia Wormley, Sondra 9125 S. Wallace Chicago 20, Illinois Young, Ariel 129 West Washington Street Monroe, Georgia Young, Millicent 1660 Corpew Avenue Norfolk, Virginia La Saine, Mary 3312 Clifton Street Nashville, Tennessee TUDE T DIRECTORY Battle, Maureen Palmer Memorial Institute Sedalia, North Carolina Bennett, Rias 1423 Sunset Avenue Augusta, Georgia Blayton, Oscar Route 2, Box 230-A Williamsburg, Va. Brady, Walter 627 Monroe Street Bainbridge, Georgia Bright, Henry 626 Vaughan Avenue Hampton, Virginia Crosslin, Marjorie 250 N. Keech Street Daytona Beach, Fla. Davis, Betty 1905 Ogeechee Road Savannah, Georgia Delaney, Valerie 1300 Gallatin Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Edwards, Beverly 1154-29th Street Newport News, Va. Epps, Newman 191-08 115th Drive St. Albans, New York Gaddis, Anne 9536 S. Wentworth Chicago, Illinois Gant, Renee 3562 11th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Gilford, Michael 226 W. 150th Street New York, New York Greene, Judith 616 Bainbridge Street Brooklyn 33, New York Henderson, Connie SOPHOMORES 22 Bailey Road Yeadon, Pa. Herring, Sonja P. O. Box 445 Monticello, Fla. Hoffman, Brenda Box 215 Mt. Gilead, North Carolina Holt, Fred 109-48 141st Street Jamaica 34, New York Hull, Brenda Box 120 Bryan's Road, Maryland Jackson, Andre 22 High Street Montclair, New Jersey Jenkins, Cyril 347 E. Cliveden Street Philadelphia, Pa. Johns, James 311 Meeken Avenue Newark, New Jersey Jones, Harold 2013 South Blvd. Tallahassee, Fla. Jones, Robert 70 Glenbrooke Parkway Englewood, New Jersey Jordan, Thomas 838 North King Street Hampton, Va. Moore, Lewis 148 N. New Road Pleasantville, N. J. Nance, Mary Route 1, Box 36 Bartow, Fla. Neal, Cheryl 716 Rockford Street Mt. Airy, N. C. Odom, Gloria 210 W. Washington 64 Smithfield, Va. Ross, Jennifer 1621 N. Edgewood Street Philadelphia, Pa. Scott, Calvin General Delivery Murfreesboro, N. C. Simpson, Carmen Blueberry Lane, R.F.D. 4+1 Danbury, Conn. Soloman, Cynthia 1717 LeJeune Blvd. Jacksonville, North Carolina Thomas, Alice 207 Ross Avenue Crowley, Louisiana Bates, Sandra 1024 College Street South Boston, Virginia Booker, Janice 107 E. Haines Street Philadelphia, Pa. Britt, Patra 1141 43rd Street Newport News, Virginia Butler, Wayne 111-37 141st Street Jamaica, New York Clark, Julia P. O. Box 417 Florence Villa Street Winter Haven, Fla. Coleman, Loraine 1224, Tinton Avenue Bronx, New York Dennis, Gertrude Albany State College Albany, Georgia Gaines, Carol 811 Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn, New York Gentry, Evelyn Route 1, Box 201-A Elkins, North Carolina Gibson, Jeannette P. O. Box 281 Lewiston, N. C. Harris, Quinton 165 Chicamauga Pl., S. Atlanta, Georgia Hawkins, Rufus 1551 University New York 52, N. Y. Jennings, Michael 632 Rolfe Street Hampton, Va. Jones, Alexander 6015 Prescott Avenue Baltimore, Maryland TLIDE T DIRECTORY FRESHMEN 15. Jones, Tanya 61 North 61st Street Philadelphia, Pa. 16. Kluttz, Patricia P. O. Box 91 Lilesville, N. C. 17. Lewis, Albert 110 U Street, N. E. Washington, D. C. 18. Lewis, Willis 408 E Street, S.E. 41 Washington, D. C. 19. Morrison, William 1620 Pitner Avenue Evanston, Illinois 20. Odom, Woodrow 210 Washington Smithfield, Va. 21. Randall, Shirley 852 Peach Orchard Lane Baltimore, Maryland 22. Rhodes, Eugene 189-41 Lewiston Avenue St. Albans 12, New York 23. Rhymer, Aileen Charlotte Amalie St. Thomas, Virgin Island 24. Rutherford, Beverly 1864-7th Avenue, Apt. ffl New York 26, New York 25. Scales, Suzanne W' 1239 Central Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. 26. Scales, William 2600 Parish Avenue Newport News, Va. 27. Scott, Marcia 121 E. Weaver Drive Hampton, Virginia 28. Sharpe, Georgeana Route 1, Box 34 Kelford, N. C. 65 Shearer, Karen 158-28 73rd Avenue Flushing 66, N. Y. Smith, Jacquelyn 197 Rockmart Drive, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Smith, Roslyn 1484 Endicott Terrace Teaneck, N. J. 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