Atkins High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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The owners are Rosa Hawkins and Azzaria Baxter. The preacher is Herbert Stover, singer, Janet Ma- con, pianist, Regina Rayg and reporter for the New York Times is Zenobia O'Neil. Directly across the street is one of the chain French-cliinesc Restaurants owned by Roosevelt Potter and operated by Willis Black. The competent chef is the French-speaking William Bellamy, and the lovable Chi- nese-speaking pancake flapper is Genevieve Black. Around the corner is a technicolor television studio. The workmen are now making preparations for that long awaited program, Where Did Kilroy Go? , sponsored by Leon Sutton's Six Way Economical Cold Tablets. fAfter one uses these tablets for curing his cold, he may dissolve them in hot water and use as Red Devil's Lye or dissolve in cold water and use asgloor wax.j Starring in Where Did Kilroy Go , fby the way Kilroy got confused with the directions on the bottlej are: Marjorie Linton, Jo Ann Richey, Doris Bruce, Gladys Cox, Thomasina Carroway, Edward McCoy, Cerento Martin and John Williams. Immediately following this program Willie Stevenson and his quintet, consisting of Shirley Gaither, Inez Hughes, Leonard Williams and Shirley Addison, sing songs of the 'Ole West. This quintet became famous for its rendition of Two Gun Mama! The dawn is approaching, therefore, I must hurry before my jet-propelled flying saucer of 1981 begins to fade into the mysterious unknown and I shall have no more power to pursue, since the dawn takes away all of my unearthly powers. Farewell, and remember that our trip reveals that the members of this Class will always headline the news EVELYN SHIPP 'N

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I ' 1 'L J i 4 9-'I Viola Avant, Martha Bailey, William Bates, Betty Coppedge, Barbara Davenport, Walter Davis, Willie E. Davis, Alvis Douthit, Jean Evans, Janice Feemster, Lucille Gaither, Alfonso Gantt, Clifton Horton, George Jackson, Sarah Kelley, Barbara Kinard, Con- stance Kinard, William King, Barbara Latham, Don- ald Laury, Roscoe Mickles, Mary Murray, Daisy Reed, Sarah Ridgill, James Robinson, Mamie Rutledge, Dor- othy Scales, Elnora Smith, Marie Solomon, Helen Stewart, Mary Thomas, Louise Wofford, Virginia Wofford, and Reuben Walker. 9-2 James Anthony, Joe Louis Barber, Janice Bruce, Kenneth Bynum, Verna Coleman, Willie Crawford, Marian Dean, Delorist DeReef, Evelyn Edwards, Dor- othy France, Essie Garris, Btodus Green, Theresa Grier, Inez Hampton, Betty Ingram, Walter James, Velma Johnson, Ernestine Jones, Ruby Lash, Joyce Lorick, Judith McKinney, David L. Morgan, Earline Reynolds, Alphonso Rutledge, Gladene Smith, Gwen- dolyn Smith, Norma Smith, Mary Thompson, Clara Wagner, Elizabeth Walters, Frances Wilson, and Jos- eph Wilson. 9-3 Leonard Allen, Delgrata Astrop, Margaret Broome, Betty Burnet, Edward Chamble, Jimmie Conner, Jes- sie Crumblin, Thurman Davis, Jean Frazier, James Freeman, Haywood Fowler, Henry Hart, Christine I-Icdgley, Aldine Hopkins, Leander Izzard, Mary Jar- rctt, Orlando Jones, Pecolia Kinzer, Alvin Little, James Marshall, Roberta Miller, Boyce Nivens, Ed- ward Pate, Mary Ramseur, Viola Robbins, James Robinson, Beulah Searcy, Irene Shell, William Stin- son, Elmore Thompson, Donald Walker, and Ernes- tine Wofford. 9-4 Royal A. Bacote, Velma Bailey, Joan Bell, Rupert W. Bell, Jimmie Boykins, Lucy J. Braddy, Jessie C. Brown, Shirley Brown, Mildred L. Burnis, James A. Carter, Thelma Coleman, Lillie B. Dalton, Jackie Daniels, Eddie Davis, Robert Edwards, Ruth Ed- wards, Hazel M. Gibson, Doris T. Grant, William Griffin, Evelyn Holly, Edward Jones, Willie Leggett, Loretta L. Little, Charles McCloud, Hattie R. Mc- Corey, David L. McCummings, John Martin, De- lores C. Mills, Authur Mitchell, Beatrice Noel, Grace M. Oree, Mattie M. Parker, Eloise Patterson, Rich- ard C. Rader, James Rice, William Thomas, Borker Williams, Joseph Williams, and Wella I.. Williams.