Booker T Washington High School - Lion Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Sponsored by HOMEROOM 211 ,L Homcroom 211-MRS. E. D. LEAR, Adrimr First row Helen Wright Lucille Cobb Bennie Haynes Audrey Reason Leahnord Oselem Eugenia Foster Martha Turner Lois Beaco Bernice Amiker Second row Helene Hutton Florence Varnmll Rose Ashwood Joyce Coudoll Sodalis Cousin Shirley Dutton Rosealie Miguel Emelda Colvon Mrs. E. D. Lear Adrjmr Third row Relia Gage Mary Perkins Delois Singleton Lois james

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Sponsored by I-IOMEROOM 210 First row Alice Mae Brown Mildred Louise Jones Lula Mae Schexnayder ,lean Blanchard Loma Linda Adams Ethel Francois Gladys Ray Juanita L. Hammond Betty Montgomery Second row Shirley Lee Southwall Peggy jean Barr Ella Rose Williams Jannie E, Ballard Lorraine Williams Mary jones Virgie Griffin Alice Marie Evans Miss N. T. Spears Adrimi I-Iomeroom 210-MISS N. T. SPEARS. Adrimr Third row Steven McGee Walter Chandler Alexander Williams Leon Matthews Jessie johnson Leonard Landreaux Bennie Davis Fourth row Walter Davis james john james Gould, jr Lionel John 'lacquet The Home Economics Program offers those courses, activities and units of instruction which are designed to meet the home and family-life needs of all pupils and the educational needs of some pupils. Experiences in home economics are correlated and integrated with the home and community life of pupils. l -'KL .M i if A 9 ig. All it W-

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Sponsored by HOMEROOM 212 First row Lillie Mae Garner Audrey Mae Jules Yvonne Francis Eloise Marie Hayes Delores Marie Dunn Maude Eva Bush Victorine Dennison Mellanie Condoll AE m Q -il:-4 in 7.5 J if Homeroom 212-MRS. A. W. LYONS, Adwfor Second row Victoria Osborne Rosemary Boyd Corline Pitford Minnette Jackson Luella Boatner Willie Mae Tate Doris Jolla Yvonne Morris Mrs. A. W. Lyons, Adrfiror Third row Elouise Dixon Gloria Stokes Gloria Beloney Rita Mae Butler Inell Sandifer Frankie Deann Washington joycelyn jordan Betty jean Perkins The Industrial Arts program provides courses, activities, and units of instruc- tion designed to meet pupil needs which are outgrowths of the industrial aspects of American democracy. The general emphasis is planned to meet the social and personal needs related to the use of industrial goods and services in the home and community. O All use - X ' iq .ev up . I ox i K 5,3 V ,gb Wi il c.b CJ., D ffl7 x 'Pdj dz'