Booker T Washington Evening High School - Torch Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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74476.14 amwzaa Erlcne Boyd Andrew Wise Azell Bowles Annette Smith Willie F. Veazley Ruby llall Patsy Carter Andrew Burton Lucille Duckworth Arthur Davidson Jerome Mitchell Elmira Clark William Rogers, jr Addie Brown A. j. Taylor Barbara Gresham Ruby Revere Jessie llaynes l.ce McClendon Vera Colbert CLASS OFFICERS President ..... . . . Vice- President .... Secretary. . . . . . . . Fin, Secretary ,,,. A, J. Taylor Andrew Burton Annette Smith ,Lucille Duckworth Treasurer ....... Rev, L, McClendon Business Manager , , Chairman of Sick Committee . . William Rogers, Jr, Arthur Davidson I gukawzf Wooten - 'ieczcdez CLASS MOTTO: To accomplish the requirements needed to associate with the traditions through education, 14 ' rfgdacatdomlddw

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P s Y- , B.- ,YJ5 . -. ,- A i N . , we 'lf I -' fill HIGHLIGHTS NINTII GRADE SECTION I Thu ninth grade has had an enjoyable year. We have worked with our teachers to promote the various activities of the school. HARRIETTE ROGERS was elected queen of the class and represented the class at The Annual Harvest Festival . Mesdames LIZZIE WALKER and PAULINE THRASHER were her attendants, MR. JAMES JOHNSON is active in every phase of our sch0ol's programs, MR, JOHN MA'I'1 OX isa Patrolman. MRS, BESSIE BOWMAN is ai Patrolwoman. MISS ROSA CLAY and MISS BERTHA COLBERT, two of our talented singers, appeared on the annual Stunt Night program Thursday, March I4, 1957. MRS. EDITH B. REID, our teacher, has donea wonderful job in preparing us for the future. CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes to our teacher who was elected TliACllliR OF THE YEAR by the faculty. Our class organization has done much to instill in each of us the spirit of fellowship and cooperation. MRS. E. B. REID President ,..... Vice President , , Secretary ,,,.,. Treasurer ..... Chaplain ...... Business Manager . Reporter . . . . . . 7.QadQza4eSectdonZ .ZZZM james johnson john Matrox Clara Dunlap Rosa Sawyer Pauline Thrasher john Arnold Reba Almand Luther Bell Mattie Phelps Charles Hendrixs Minnie Mitchell Johnnie Adams Rosa Clay Wilson Stokes Mildred Ramey Rufus Cook llarrietre Rogers Walter Ramey Marian Williams Lotenza Tooks Lizzie Walker Archie Marks Mattie Lett Clarence Walker Ruby Smith Bessie Bowman Nellie Daniels Daisy Owens Ida Baker Elizabeth Davis . .Mr. James Johnson . .Mr. John Mattox , ,Mrs.Clara Dunlap , ,Mrs. Pauline Thrasher Miss Reba Almand .Mr. John Arnold . .Mr. James Johnson

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7mt4 775644 meaning. '7 Burse, Fannie Brown, Lewis Colbert, Virginia Dumas, Willie Mae Evans, Christine Glass, Connie Glenn, Doris Gardner, Otis Howard, J. Edward Hines, Janette Houston, Eldoris Mays, Hattie Mays, Mattie Martin, Elizabeth Outlet, Thomas Perry, Douglas Ann Pcrryman, Christine Randall, lda Robinson, Doris Shepherd, Mattie Sherman, Carolyn Wimberly, Bernice johnson, Kate Kennebrew, Marvin CLASS HISTORY: On September 23, 1956 the Progressive Sophomore Class was organized, Under the guidance of Miss Gwendolyn Fannin, our home room teacher, we have been quite active. Among our activities, we include our contributions to the various campaigns on the campus, the lovely Christmas party we all enjoyed and many other things. During the Harvest Festival our queens were: Misses Doris Jane Robinson, Bernice B. Wimberly, and Virginia L. Colbert, they were three of the prettiest queens in the Harvest Festival Royal Court. With such leaders as: Otis Gardner as President, Christine Perryman as Vice-President, and Bernice Wimberly as Secretary, we hope to achieve greater things in the future. Doris J aneRobinson-Reporter