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

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Homeroom 3084MRS. M. R. BASS, Adziror First row Elaine Robert Alter Smith Lorraine Randall Shirley Wfilliams Betty jones Millie joseph Hilda Nichols Marilyn Harris Annette Richard Sponsored by HOMEROOM 308 Second row Theodore Smith Estelle Wtlshington Dorothy Denby Beverly Gaines June Barnes Jeanette Thomas Maxine Branch Mary Bibbins Mitchell Douglas Mrs. M. R. Bass A!4Jl'f.f0l' Third row joseph Perkins Leonard Thornton Dan Pearl Henry Stewart james Shelton Lester Banks james Xllfright Renard Vine There are many clubs to serve the diversified interests of Booker T. Wash- ington students. They are, namely: the Carver Science, Dramatics, Fine Arts, Hi-Y, Host and Hostess, junior Red Cross, Library, Medullas, New Farmers of America, Opera, Royal Homemakers, Shutterbug, Ye Merrie Stenos and the Y-Teens. ,I Nxgd-fnq I5 hsw lg 'T B Calle! it nA!f .I 717,Lg,1Ls'RJf53 Order Y I-Z.-

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First row Willie Mae McClendon Beatrice johnson Elouise Harbour Anna Mae Giles janice johnson Dora Iiournettc Octavia Irons Willie Mac Lang Sylvia Myles Sponsored by HOMEROOM 507 Homeroom 307-MR. G. C. EDWARDS AIJIIIIH Second row Robert Emelle Robert Martin Raymond Brown Laura Dawson Mary Williaruis Lawrence joseph Sims Calvin Brown Louis Xwright Mr. G. C. Edwards AtfI'f.l0l' Third row Nathaniel Smith john johnson Nathan Brumfield Samuel Poplus Alvin johnson Edward Parker Stanley Domino Easten Dumas

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4-nnldiafri lv ......y ni' N.: Homeroom 309-MR. M. A. WHEELER, Adz'i.r0r First row Second row Third row Gloria Porter Marshall johnson Freddie Matthews Barbara Brown Elbert Harris Theodore Henry Catherine Davis Audrey Berry Druice Madison Patsy jackson Irene Deggins Kermit Carey Rosemary Mays juanita Washington Gistand Minor Bernice Sanders Donald Williams Pharoh Basset Hester Robinson Waldo Barnes William Walker ,loan Gilbert Mr. M. A, Wheeler Adziiffr' Sponsored by HOMEROOM 309 Booker T. Wfashington High School students receive valuable experiences through participation in school organizations. The student council provides experiences in student government activities. Such experiences should prove beneficial in developing worthy community citizens. The cheering squad develops favorable attitudes toward loyalty and support in fair team play. Good communities need citizens who are loyal to worthy causes.