Alfred E Beach High School - Golden Bulldog Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

 - Class of 1951

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WHO IS WHO The most studious girl Ouida Wiggins The most studious boys----------David Marshall, Amos Davis, William Butler The most talkative girls -----------------Ethel Preston, Beatrice Walker The most talkative boys -------------------Henry Houston, Adrian Butler The most sophisticated girl Cenella Bush The most sophisticated boy Allen Pullen The most attractive girls ----------- Ella Marie Solomon, Fannie Purchase The most handsome boys--------------------------- John Greatt, Jack Thomas The best dressed girls All The best dressed boys All The girl most likely to succeed Alfair Simmons The boy most likely to succeed Louis Scott The most athletic boys---------------Henry Praylo, William Adams, Robert J. Scarborough The most athletic girls------... Rosa Lee Fuller, Sarah Coles The quietest girls-----------------------------Ruth Brown, Shirley Ingram The quietest boy------------------------------------------------Earl Hicks The most popular girls---------------------------Joan Black, Rosa Williams The most popular boys Robert Lee Williams, Lu James Collins The most comical girls------------------Ella Marie Solomon, Vera Jackson The most comical boys Jacob Miller, Prince Jenkins The best all-around boy David Marshall The best all-around girls Irene Ladson, Alfair Simmons The most talented girl Inez Ferguson Class Pet (boy) David Marshall Tallest girl Dorothy Frazier Tallest boy William Walker Shortest girl Florence Bacon Shortest boy Charles Mitchell Best dressed couple Elizabeth Broughton, Jacob Miller Smartest girl Bettye Snype Best girl singers Mercedes Kelsey, Evelyn Bolden Best boy singer - Adam Williams Sweetest personality Elizabeth White Best Dancers Mayme Joe Brown, Floyd Young Most Likely to succeed in marriage---------------------------Myrtis Matthews Most likely to succeed in education Delores Middleton WHY COULDN'T--------------------------- By Martha Jackson Irma be empty instead of Full(er). Lillie be cough instead of Snee(d). Juanita be a Kitchen instead of a Hall. Jewel be charter instead of Grant. Martha be a daughter instead of a (Jack)son. Thomas be Jefferson instead of Jones. Josie Mae be Bo instead of Jo(nes). Clinton be a well instead of a Pit(tman). Iola Lewis be short instead of Tall. Nathaniel be a hamburger instead of Wiener. Mary be a teacher instead of a Hunter. Corlos be blue instead of Brown. Archie Mitchell be peach instead of Cherry.

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SENIOR CLASS ALPHABET A is for Adron, a studious young fellow. The girls all think that he is quite mellow. B is for Brannen, a guy full of cheer. You never see him without wavy hair. B is for Bacon, short and neat. With a warbling voice that's really sweet. C is for Collins, a singer real fine; All the girls claim that He's mine . C is for Cody, a baseball ace. In the world of Sports, he'll easily find a place. C is for Cotton, James that is. He'll be your friend, if you'll be his. C is for Coles, in her heart she kindly holds. An utmost love for us untold. D is for Dilworth, music's his theme. To be like Dizzy is his dream. D is for Dozier, a girl that's really nice. She's sure to make someone a very good wife. E is for English, they call him The lover. But most girls just take him as a brother. E is for Evans, a boy that wears glasses. He's studious but talkative in most of his classes. F is for Flipper, they say he's a pest. But we still class him as one of the best. F is for Fagan, so gentle and mild. She makes boys sit down and dream awhile. G is for Golden, remember that rule, Use it everywhere, not just in school. G is for Graham, a talkative young cuss. But we don't mind his arguing; we don't even fuss. H is for Haley, a trumpet he blows, But that doesn't hinder his good taste in clothes. H is for Heath, big, bad and rough. And don't think for a minute that he doesn't know his stuff. H is for Hill, some call him Bunker . But don't dare call her in French a flunker. I is for Ideal, the goal of our ambition, And we're sure to reach it with our intuition. J is for Jones, what a quiet child, How could you put her with anything wild. J is for Johnson, a girl full of joy. She's the type that'll attract any boy. J is for Joan, an all-around girl, The best majorette in Beach High's world. K is for Kemp, as strong as a horse, He could pick up a house and give it a toss. K is for Kelsey, on her humor we rely, To bid our woes and perils goodbye. L is for Law, dark, handsome and tall, He's friendly and playful and liked by all. L is for Ladson, she has a cheery, pleasant smile, Expressing her as a blissful child. M is for Marshall, an amateur poet. He should turn pro and get money for it. M is for Montgomery, from New York he came, To go to our dear Beach to reach his stately fame. M is for Middleton, a dainty smile incrusts her face, In unique cuteness and in grace. R is for Rosa Mae, who greets her friends In a gleeful way. R is for Rosa Lee, in our hearts lie tenderly, A priceless love for Rosa Lee. R is fpr Richards, purity is her pledge. In honor she is the center and the edge. R is for Reynolds, as fresh a sthe summer air And extending goodness beyond compare. S is for Simmons, Alfair ot be exact. She is a noted worker, free from all lack. T is for Toomer, perfection is her goal, For her, our hearts shall always be a sacred love hold. V is for Vera, o’er the kindness in her smile, Expends a goodness true, and mild. W is for Walker, a blissful smile has she. Among her efforts lies a love which is strong and free. W is for Werner, a kindly gent. Accepting all his woes with great ease and content. W is for White, a good and noble child, She greets her hardships with a joyous smile. W is for Wiggins, a kindly one to meet; With a heart of gold and a smile that's really sweet. Y is for Young, enchanting as could be. Her benevolent ways o'gosh! O' gee! Page 28



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WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Leon Woods wasn't bragging about himself? Ellen Glover wasn't talking so loud? Bettye Stokes gave someone else a break? Julia Hendrix wasn't short and chubby? Annie White wasn't smiling? Bernice Sheftall would get a boy friend? Thomas Polite wasn't clowning and trying to bop? John Holey didn't wear a bow tie? Charles Heath would stop trying to jive? James English wasn't such a play boy? Harold Law got stuck to one girl? Jimmie Dilworth would get fat? Virginia Washington would make the honor roll? Thomas Evans didn't make the honor roll? Marilyn Woods would go back to Edward Werner? Charles Simmons didn't contradict everyone? Ethel Dozier would stop eating Cheez-Its? Earnestine Toomer didn't have a pleasing personality? Lynetta Sanders wasn't mama's baby? Willie Kemp would fall in love? Leroy Graham spoke poetry instead of poultry? James Slater wasn't always drowsy? Geneva Young would stop cracking wise jokes? Edward Werner would stop thinking about airplanes? Festus Flipper would become polite? Laura Suber would grow? Charles Brannen would get the beginning of things and not the end? Ella Young wasn't so friendly? Robert Montgomery would get a clean haircut? Annie Ruth Morris wasn't so frisky? Norma McGee's curls weren't so long? Veronica Jenkins and Marilyn Woods would stop arguing with each other? Cora Belle Blue wasn't so quiet? Vera Jackson would stop talking about Dwight Howard? David Marshall would stop being a pest in class? Ouida Wiggins would agree on dating other boys? Herman Mitchell would grow taller? Maserine Conyers would stop taking other girls' boy friends? Shirley Reynolds would stop being with Deloris? Stella Cunningham would stop talking about Praylo? Shirley Ingram married Alfred Boles? Allen Pullen would stop singing? Lujames Collins would stop laughing? Alfair Simmons were Secretary of State? Joan Black didn't have anything to say? Robert Mitchell made high marks? Bernice James got her lessons? Joan Beckett were nice and friendly? Willie Batey weren't nice? Ruth Walton wouldn't eat so much? Juanita Brown would calm down? William Weston didn't always hug girls? Gertrude Glover couldn't sew? Mary Davis were shy? Warren Brown were quiet? Page 30

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