Armstrong Technical High School - Reflector Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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68.2 GXJLIDGXJ GXJQID Qf5c'X9Qf'3CAX9Q!'M'x9Qf'X'X9QI3CY9 CSSQZS Foreword , , , E, The Class of 1946, hope that you will enjoy this issue of the RE- FLECTOR, as much as those of years before. We reflect through the pages of this volume those days of responsibility in the service of the school we love. We have tried to describe the significant events of our school days at Armstrong, to picture the students, the spirit and life of our class, and to awaken, perhaps, the wistful tenderness of cherished memories. If in time to come, the review of these pages will serve as inspiration and bring to mind rernembrances of our school days, if this record of our efforts will be the background of a picture of memories, then our goal will be achieved, and we shall be content. WILLIAM C. BROWNE, Editor-in-Chief Acknowledgements , , ln the years to come, when the REFLECTOR is brought back to life, and we glance thru these history making days at Armstrong--we can never thank enough, all whose services helped to publish this book. ' We are greatly indebted to the following: To Mr. Thomas E. Batson, our sponsor, under whose supervision this book was published. We are grateful for his excellent advice, guidance and organization. To Mr- Nathaniel Dixon for his superb photography. To Mrs. O. D. Wells, Mrs. M. W. Davis, Mrs. I. W. Miles and Mrs. I. C. Hill for proof reading. To Mrs. Harriett B. Allen for her suggestions. To Mrs. Seldon, Mr. Alexander and Mr. Dodson and the students of the Art Department for their splendid work. To Mr. A. A. Burgess and the students of the printing classes for the ex- ceptionally fine job in the printing, assembling and binding of the yearbook. To Mrs. M. R. Aveille, Mrs. C. D. A. Brown, Mrs. M. J. Matthews and Mr. T. R. Holmes for their highly successful financial efforts which made possible the 1946 REFLECTOR, And all others whohave made possible the publication of this book we again express our appreciation and thanks. WILLIAM C. BROWNE, Editor-in-Chief GIA:c'x90fbc'x9Q1':c'x9Q1A:c'x9QI'bc x9G1'uc'x9Q1'5c'x9Q1'm iGI3CX9Q!1C'X9Q!'3C'X9QI3f'X9QI'5fX9QI3C'X9QI3fX9Q,I3

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Evhimtinn -.I A .!?,..., .s Q E, the Class of 1946, respectfully ded- 't?M ' 5 icate this book to our First Assistant - n Superintendent, Dr. Garnet C. Wilkinson, with the thought that it may convey'to him some of our profound admiration for his un- failing guidance and untiring efforts in be- half of Negro education in the District of Columbia for the past twenty-five years. Q

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