Booker T Washington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1955 volume:

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We wish to leave our warmest appreciation to our advisors, Miss Campbell, Mrs. McRae, and Mr. Young for their co-operation in helping to make this publication of the Pioneer a success. We want to thank them for their time and patience toward making our class projects worth-while. We are sure that they will continue their good work in preparing the students for the future, We hope that in the years to come, the students will strive to obtain in every way their most desired ambition, Realizing the years that lie ahead of us, the different responsibilities that now confront us, the various walks of life from which we must make a choice, the challenge of our motto rings out-- Today We Launch, Where Shall We Anchor. In presenting this, our 1954-55 edition of the Pioneer, may we leave with you some of the cherished moments of our past with the hope that you will hold them as near and dear as we do. 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ROGERS, French, English C. SCOTT, Social Studies, Band M. L. JOHNSON, English E, P, HARRIS, Physical Ed. , Com. Ed. J, A. MAJOR, Music F. I, QUICK, Biology, Science J. L. BIRDSONG, Art fYi?fx E 'N L., ,-ug-Iii., Faculty 0 fx 4 A ' n J N 5.3 if X V -L X , 8,5 UUUUUUVUVUQ E. POWELL, Industrial Arts D. D. RUTH, English, General Business A, L, BANKS, Visiting Teacher F. C. MARROW, Home Economics S. F. YOUNG, Commercial Education I, W. TUCKER, Substitute Teacher 00000080099 ff?- Cafeteria Staff az- - 1. MISS ANNIE PHILLIPS MRS. CLEO MITCHELL Custodimzs A : ,I MRS. RIVERS B. ROBms0N MR. ROBERT JONES Lllfy C Hnvffh Maj! A99 S SRG' rVn?G0?,,,c 5359 ,gov a MN 99,5255 9 QQQO fvggq fb? Xe . ' 9, Q, J Q,-.VX Mf.a'QQ-QQQKJA 4450! f,f,,5,,W we Q5 Qc 3 we '47, 0? yglgi whipslyyp L 5320 ,ew egg A wfpi 1: Q 4, 3: W H QW ffm Na 2 si F' 2 . Y 4, 4, fY:'E,5.8Q24'+ Q9 'ig Q? . Xx fo 5 5? W ,QQ Ok NVQ-3' Qifwas' kv- oi '95 4: J' S 2 Qgfqf :Nd s 4-,.. Q' w.UiAm c.. mu ' V u I x -7 Kwik, . D' N , , . 12,7 . , .iifflbl FRANK E. ABBOTT BETTY JEAN ARCHER Later Honeyf' SHIRLEY ARNETTE Most Likely but not hardly. WALTER BARNETT oh boy! RICHETTA L, BELL 'And ya' knowl' JAMES EDWARD BENTON Oh boy. MELVIN BERGER Lead me not into temptation? THOMAS EDWARD BOLDEN X . J.. .f'X IU? BARBARA BROWN Later Baby. . .0-.A+ .s 1, . IRENE BROWN Is that so? JAMES EDWARD BROWN That s Rlght IOSEPHINE BROWN O, Well, ' 3 1 . -4 , 1 N Y 'A 4. MARY PEARL BROWN Ain't it the truth. ESTELLE BROWN W-e-1 1. JOHN RAY CLARK n BETTY LUE COATES Well, all rightee. IOHN COATES LOUISE COBB Child Noi' ALEX COLEMAN Fellow, fellow, fellowf' CAROLYN CRAWFORD Hey, hey, watch yourself? EUGENE CUMMINGS I long? GLADYS CUMMINGS Just leave me alone, I'1l go homey 3:00 in the morning! ,. K me 'lg DQUGLAS MELVIN DAVIS we W 1? , Let's Wool' IW 'VN . QW s f l l 'ix.,Q,..,Q ,. 1 A A LLOYD DILLARD 3 QFD, il That'sit'1 X f HAZEL DINGLE Ya thmk I ain t when I is. BARBARA DOGGETT PEGGY ANN DUNCAN Well OT SHOWN F' , 1-:QM A SHIRLEY ANN GALLOWAY That s me. DAVID GRAVES 'You telling me. ALPHONZA HARRISON I got to go, go, go. IURNICE HARRIS ON Lloyd have mercy. LINCY C. HART I got It honest. EDDIE R. HATC HETT DAPHNEY HERBIN 'You telling me. LUKE HORNE 'That's the stuff you got to watch. DOROTHY HURT Hope may die, GEORGE L, JOHNSON 'Is it time to eat? VIV IAN EZELLE JONES AiI1'I that cute. IRIS JUMPER 'I dig you the most. MOZELLA KEEZEE Rea1 great, ya' know? ROBERT KING who me? WALTER KING AARON LAMBETH Who me? WILLIE BELLE LAMBETH Piciure No? Available Picfure Noi' Available EDITHE LOWE 'Cool it but don't freeze it. WILLE HENRY MCCLELLAND You don't know? LAVERNE MARTIN You say that to say what? MARVIN MILES n Aw man. n CURTIS MILLNER WILLIE MILLS Picfure Noi . Available VIRGINIA MAE MITCHELL 'You telling me. N KENNETH E. MOORE Yes SII, daddy. WILLIE D. MOORE BETTY IEAN MOREHEAI Alrightee HELEN KAY MOTLEY You know. MARY ANN MOTLEY 'Honey Hush. EVELYN NEAL NO yeh!! WILLIAM C. MARLENE NEAL You so si11y NEAL WILLIAM PEOPLES Dig ya' later KENNETH PERKINS That's me WALTER PICKARD Honey hush PEGGY ANN PURCELL Big deal ROBERT E, SCALES Let me hold something 'WY' MARY A. SETTLE You think I w11l, not hving. DORIS A. SIDDLE Why you know, yes. MARY ST UBBLEFIELD ELSIE M. STUBBLEFIELD 'Are you kidding? TOMMY TURNER Nice TOMMY WALLER What s the matter with you? WILLIE WATSON 'I ai.n't lazy, I'm just tired. ROBERT WHITT FW' Picfure Noi' Available DOROTHY A. WILLIS You think it ain'tY' JAMES D. WRIGHT Cool it dadf' 2 J BETTYE WINCHESTER HOWARD BROADNAX I I I . .-K f Rm 75 5 X MD ff X X 73W as si? jaw .--q-.,.- . LJ Wilbert Adams Mildred Baize Lexie Barnett Cecil Bolden Joan Brown Clarence Carter Carolyn Clack Gloria Coates Thelma Crawford Palmer Curry Cleophus Doe Edna EU-iS0U Wanda Ellison George Foster Geraldine Graves Barbara Garrett I Barbara Gravely Emanuel Harris Barbara Hopper Jean Doris Graves Anna Harrison Walter Home Eula Hall Margaret Harrison Dorothy Johnson L .1 James Carole Harisron Susie Harrison Ruby Johnson Gladys Jones Bernice King Louise King Marcellus Lamberth . ff ' , r 'iv Lucy Reid Eunice Martin Maynard Gs: Mae Bell Mills X i Melzerta Neal Sarah Annie Audrey Fred Penn Pickard Redd Smith YV' Almeta Pass , h 'J iffy in Yr Q' 2' , 91 - ' Z., ff Amy-45 -. 'VW' -av' F572 ' j d mf .xl Melvine S lade Beatrice Reubena Geraldine Jennie Barbara SIORCS Totten Troxler Tucker Washington Lois Myrene Patricia 1,015 Washington Wilkerson Woodfork C131-k ll 'iw W4 W' f , Zi, . f Z 95 K 'I , W , if , ff Iv. ga 4' 7 ,, M4 'f R W 4 , 'K 31 ' 9 if iv A- Y 7 x Q Q 1. , , I f i, fa ' ' 'F sh 1, ,. Wh , 2 A ? 4 mx S, Q W 'QQ' if 4 C7711 'Tiff' F'f:..1 l ' ' I' 1 Q Z BHS E vw P13 ffafhfill Bu c'3'7'l1!iWEKZ IRI I -wr fHlBBP5.l'Kl Nl 'X' iii!! WEEE il ' H at mlmfw . . -rx1af.,1 ' iii!-It- 1HlQM 3 li 1? an Km ..l'L..an. 10 A Class Presrdent, Vrrginia Curry V1ce Presrdent, Delois Maynard Secretary Edrth Settleg Assrstant Secretary, Barbara Napper Treasurer, Hrlda Bracken Student Councrl, Ada Thomasg ' -v W ! i . X 10 B Class Pres1dent, W1111am Bradshaw V1ce Presldent, Martha Morehead Secretary, Adell Black Assrstant Secretary Ella W Maynard Student Councrl Representauve, Estella Smithg Jo E lingto 1 axine E cre tary, M Se ent, Peggy Hopperg Pre sid C ic HSV raldine Johnso esident, Ge Pr SS! la C C 10 A e tative, presen Re ouncil C dent Ill eng S Tott icia Patr er, ZSLUI IS S:T Mim ozelle ecretary, M IS Assistan I, H, Duncan, Keezeeg Advisor, Mrs. Teacber 0 f War Veterans '--U-Q. ki ---gy... N K P MR, H, L. KING Practice Teachers 'D' ,...-sung ' .Jw-ww P1 MISS JOANN MOORE MISS BARBARA JEAN WILLIAMSON Senior, Bennett College Senior, Bennett College Social Studies English, Library Science u 1 AM Nw , ,, N ., ' 'ev' M, '-fu., s- lift' N RR in A A A .. M X F72 - If gan I L1 , v A - ..- ? ' 1' 1 X 'uf WAN , 1' A x 5,34 Q , z ,Y 1 X Q- 2 x5 . , A , ' NX!! ' 534 V .' , 1 fl' 'A F ,1 ,L X s l Vgw K x x 'H 1 I Sax W, n Q ng' sf it . D x .4 1 4355+ . a' If his gy. 4 l ' , A A . , 1 f X , -X43 .. 5 awk V X Ax ,W X, M HEKL4 l , x mix ,Ag n , -V S 1 Q . H 4, x -5 x wvxvg, K - A ii, Q , if, W ' X ,,x?i., f, 3 we ' A 25931 K E 9 A Class: President, Evelyn McCain, Vice President, R. J, Neal, Secretary, Ruth Browng Assistant Secretary, Agusta Tucker: Treasurer, Ella Henderson, Reporter, Samuel Duncan, Advisor, Mrs. I. C. Birdsong. 9 B Class: President, Carolyn Alleng Vice President, Henry Parker, Secretary, Dater Williamson, Treasurer, John Price, Reporter, Olivia Costner, Student Council Representative, Kay Stubbs: Advisor, S. F. Young, f at S2 aa 5 .V A 'r .,,,, , 9 C Class: President, Frances Mackling Vice President, Betty Maynard: Secretary, Mary E. Mor tong Treasurer, Navora Slade, Student Council Representative, Betty Maynard, Advisor, Mr. Edward Powell, 9 D Class: President, Virginia Totteng Vice President, Edith Gallowayg Secretary, Ophelia Coates, Treasurer, Andrew Jonesg Advisor, Mr, I. A, Major. Q4 -.ala n fi' ' ' 2:-if-l, -O. Q1 1 1 2' ' Z 5 I i H ,, 5 x ' 5 JURNICE HARRISON Most Dependable , , . V' A 15' ' if' f .,, ,,-.. , . f -' , ., Q. ,'. , :ws f V ' W 2' Q Q . 11 A V 4 ' ' -in . Qgigszv ' - gf, Q ' i.1+?'.31x ,tr t L' Y! ,. A '. 'IQ3 lj' , 5 Na+ , A 'mb gym, 4 . 2 'Az Q if , I ' lv V5 , 1 1, ffszi -, 11i?fgi+ A' 5 f.-3,110 , V IL., I 'F , ' iiisrft I 2' ' E W ' H X , ,. .s , Q 1 f 1 fifyga '- er -4 -if. v I .23 'Q , ml fs Wit 3' DORIS SIDDLE Biggest Flirt a I . fi' HAZEL DINGLE Most Versatile BETTIE COATES WILLIE McCLELLAND Most Studious xi 'I A X Senior f Superlazfives CAROLYN CRAWFORD - TOMMY TURNER XMost School-Spirited ,--if 73,15 J 1. if. f'-:Zi .y 4 if ? ' X :QL g A A ' -- 55? i75f2f ? A ,, 2 5 1 'f,',,Q1i:',.f 3 1 A 1 A 0 X 4 r if a L' sgx at ,,n,1'. f ' ' ,J .. ei - A L, A SHIRLEY GALLOWAY FRANK ABBOTT Most Likely to Succeed f 42 BETTY ARCHER ELSIE STUBBLEFIELD Best Dressed LINCY HART Best Actor QActressQ ill IRIS JUMPER EDITHE LOWE PEGGY DUNCAN KENNETH MOORE Most Musical MARVIN MILES JAMES BENTON Best Athletes Most Popular -5 me -'-'Ill' ALPHONZA HARRISON Most Talkative Senior Superlfztwes f 'INN ' ff 'ft X MOZELLE KEEZEE GEORGE JOHNSON Best Appetites 55.9 y LAVERNE MARTIN RICHETTA BELL LLOYD DILLARD JAMES WRIGHT Most Business-Like Most Courteous ,- gil C lass History We, the Seniors of Washington High School, Class of 1955, wish to leave to the school and public some of the past memories that will never be forgotten by us. Now, we are sad, for those days we treasured are about to end: yet we realize that we must mark time, furthering this educative process socially, professionally and daily so that we may face the world with no fears. As to the school activities, did you ever stop to think we were the first freshman class to enter the new B. T. Washington High School, bringing with us seven new teach- ers and adding Mrs. Johnson the first of 1951? We were unfortunate to lose our librarian in 1953. During our freshman course, we were fortunate to have Mr. Hines, Mrs. McRae, Mr. Powell and Mr. Major as our homeroom advisors. These teachers were very kind and considerate in helping us find our way about, since the whole procedure was new to us. Starting the year with a good spirit, we then set out to meet those who were to be our classmates. We attended various clubs, some becoming members of the band of which Mary Ann Motley was our star majorette. Others became members of the basketball team, Lowe and Davis being fortunate to win letters. Some were members of the baseball and foot- ball teamsg some worked in the cafeteria: others entered activities of the choice. All this leads to our sophomore year. Now we had begun to feel as if we were really a part of the new plant. Mrs. Duncan, Mr. Williamson and Mr. Young were our ad- Visors. Progress, it seems was destined to be ours. With more members on the varsity ath- letic teams, our desire to work was so stimulated that hand and shoulder, side by side, we struggled for our very existence. To the victor belongs the spoils, for to our credit beams a bright light of our past--the athletic rally. Mrs. Duncan's class won first place in this drive, with Queen Richetta Bell and King Alphonza Harrison as the reigning royalty. Serving as chief attendant to the roya1ty's every command was Mozella Kee- zee, the second place winner, piloted by Mr. Williamson. The student council's records were kept very accurately, due to the efficiency of Carolyn Crawford. Another year--we are juniors, our advisors, Miss Campbell and Mrs. McRae. An- other athletic rally with Miss Campbell and her team winning second place, with Estelle Brown as attendant to the queen. With sadness in our eyes and rejoicing in our hearts we watched five of our class- mates venture ahead of us continuing their education. Sixteen members made the average of 87 or aboveto be initiated into the Crown and Scepter Club, an honor society. Bringing honor to the school werenfive members of the varsity squad who played a part in the district championship basketball game in Winston Salem. Our speakers, Lloyd Dillard and Frank Abbott, won first and third place in the Green Pastures Contest. Virginia Mitchell won recognition for the only 4-H member with the highest aver- age in Home Economics. Again we have members in the student council of which Mary Settle was secretary and Lloyd Dillard was parliamentarian. On the Ton Staff was Edith Lowe as secretary, also, that which we have tried for so long and never received was the honor of having Carolyn Crawford elected as state president of the Crown and Scepter Club. We must not forget our most important factor, the Junior-Senior Prom. Here we entertained with great dignity and finest royalty our senior superiors. Now Comes me time when we must tell of our last year of our memories. with the same advisors, we were well represented on the Ton Staff with Mary Settle as secretary and Peggy Duncan as editor-in-chief, Hazel Dingle as assistant secretary and other members. Our advisors for the last two years have been grand, we cannot thank them for all they have done for us. They have been teacher and guide and we will never forget them. With fourteen seniors left in the Crown and Scepter Club we are mistress and master to our inferiors. Time, energy, nor space will not allow us to relate all of the incidents, acts, or deeds of importance in our past, but as we seek to relive those cherished moments we see them as four years of active service. Each year we can boast of members on all athletic teams, active representatives in dramatics, star participants in all worthwhile organizations that worked together to make us well-rounded respectable citizens. Without a doubt we review the memories of the class as a part of our present lives. To us they have been inspiring for our future progress for: Our souls, whose faculties can comprehend The wondrous architecture of the world And measure every wandring planets course Still climbing after knowledge infinite, And always moving as the restless spheres Will us to wear ourselves and never rest, Until we reach the ripest fruit of all. - -Shakespeare Prophecy The wind is cold as I board the train for Boston, Massachusetts where I am to at- tend the Boston Music Conservatory's Annual Musical Recital with Irish Jumper as main performer. As I relaxed to the rumble of the train wheels someone across the aisle caught my eye. The face seemed familiar but somehow I was unable to place it. Ah, I remem- ber, Edith Lowe. Edith and Ihad a long talk. She told me she was head cosmetologist at Howard University in Washington, D. C. and also sewing on her staff were Mozella Keezee and Estelle Brown. Soon after my talk with Miss Lowe we arrived in Baltimore, Maryland where I was to have a 25 hour layover. With nothing to do I decided to make a tour, since I had heard that some of my classmates from the class of '55 were making this their fair city of residence. After leaving the station I bumped into Shirley Galloway who was all dressed in white: she had just gained the title of head nurse at Johns Hoplins Hospital of which James Wright is head surgeon and Gladys Cummings, Mary P. Brown, Bettie Coates, Elsie Stubblefield, Daphney Herbin, and Hazel Dingle are top ranking nurses. While we were talking we walked past the Metro-TV Store. An advertisement of a coming attraction, a play presented by General Electric Company, now owned by Edward Bolden, was of particular interest to me for Doris A. Siddle, Robert Scales and Alex Coleman were starring in the play. Co-starring with them were Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell. I only had ten minutes to return to the station so I seemed a taxi and reboarded the train. Everything was going smoothly when someone asked if the seats next to me were taken. Without looking up I said, No. We had traveled at least ten miles before I noticed the young ladies, and to my surprise, Peggie Ann Duncan and Carolyn Craw- ford. While engaged in conversation they told me they were on their way to New York to attend a convention of Social Psychological Workers of which they were a main part. I was told that Mary Motley and Helen Motley were in Paris taking part in an Art Exhi- bition, where they had several subjects on exhibition. We then retired to the dining car for dinner where the best food Ihave ever tasted was served. After a little inquiring I found that it was planned and prepared by Edward l-latchett, head dietitian. After lunch I decided to read a newspaper which I had purchased before entering the dining car. Headline news, Willie McClelland Elected Senator of Pennsylvania. With these exciting words I decided to read further and found that Carolyn Crawford, Josephine Brown, and Tommie Turner were elected as Representatives from the state of Pennsyl- vania. In the sports section of the paper I noticed that the Ohio State football team is having a very outstanding season. From the public's opinion it is due to the superb supervision and leadership rendered by the coach, Ray Clark. Playing with Ohio State are Howard Broadnax and Douglas Davis. Kenneth Moore, a new star for the Brooklyn Dodgers, is now the envy of all the old players including Tommy Waller. Later, after miles and miles of travel, I though it would be nice to retire to the Club Car for coffee. There seemed to be some type of group concerning agriculture and really it was. The Secretary of Agriculture, Frank Abbott, along with Walter Bar- nett, Walter King, Cmtis Millner, James Brown and other men in the field of agricul- ture were just leaving Washington to present a demonstration in Boston, Massachusetts. After speaking to Abbott I found out that Lincy Hart, Robert King, Walter Pickard, Alphonza l-Iarrison, Robert Whitt, Melvin Berger, Aaron Lamberth, William Neal, Wil- lie D. Moore and David Graves have practically formed a W. H. S. regiment all their own with Louise cobb, Evelyn.Neal, Vivian Jones, Richetta Bell, Dorthy Willis and Jurnice Harrison all holding rank ranging from Corporal to General. James Brown conuibuted to the conversation by telling us of one of the most promising businesses in Trenton. New Jersey. This was the Mitchell and Miles Law Firm, owners , Virginia Mitchell and Marvin Miles. Mr. Miles has cleared some of the most important cases in the country. Connected with the firm are Eugene Cummings, Barbara Brown, Mary A. Settle, Betty Jeane Morehead, Lloyd S. Dillard, John Coates, and James Benton, some which will soon be starting businesses of their own. Making a record flight from N. Y. to Berlin was pilot Luke Home with co-pilot Willie D. Watson. Sewing their every need was air nurse, Peggy Purcell and stewardess, Betty Archer. Time seems to simply fly, because we are about to enter the station at Boston. After saying good-bye to my Agricultural friends I make my way to the University and find Irene Brown, Kenneth Perkins, and Marlene Neal waiting for me and we enter the building to enjoy a pleasant evening of music. L. LAVERNE MARTIN C C lass Will The senior class of '55, being of sound mind and memory, having mastered the three R' s, do hereby declare this to be our last bequests to be duly executed in the manner set forth: ARTICLE I, TO THE FACULTY Section 1. To our Principal, Mr. Griggs, we leave our thanks and appreciated kind- ness for his help through the years. Section 2. To Mrs. McRae and Miss Campbell, we leave our appreciation for their two years of leadership. Section 3. T o the faculty at large our deep appreciation for helpful guidance and numerous empty seats to be filled with more eager and bright-eyed students. ARTICLE ll, TO THE CLASSES Section 1. To the Juniors, we bequeath our richest treasure--our dignity, our superla- tive brilliancy, our excelling wit, our splendid grades, that grand old feeling of being called a Senior , and our triumphant exit. Section 2. To the Sophomores we leave our perseverance and honest endeavors. Section 3. To the Freshmen we leave good luck and greater aspirations for the future. ARTICLE Ill, TO THE INDIVIDUAL Section 1, Peggy Purcell wills her ability to get along with boys to Patricia Woodfork. Section 2, Louise Cobb and Melvin Berger will their positions in the senior class to Margaret Bell and Dorothy Mae Johnson, respectively. Section 3. Doris Siddle and William Peoples will their position in the band to Mattie Costner and Emanuel Harris, respectively. Section 4. Eugene Cummings and Willie Moore will their love to Anna Redd and Willie Mae Neal, respectively, Section 5. Marlene Neal wills her ability to get boys and keep them to Shirley Galloway Section 6. Willie Tomlin wills her ability to control her temper to Mozella Mims. Section 7. Mozella Keezee wills her voice to Jean Allen, Section 8, Richetta Bell wills her ability to sing and get along with people to Priscilla Neal, Section 9. Estelle Brown wills her position in the Glee Club to Louise Clark. Section 10. James Wright wills his position on the football team to Teddy Galloway. Section 11, Iris Jumper wills her ability to dance and sing to Barbara Napper. Section 12, Betty Morehead wills her ability to majorette to Martha Morehead, Section 13. Dorothy Hurt and Vivian Jones will their seat in the senior class to Buford Hurt and Bobby Jones, respectively. Section 14. Robert Scales and Tommy Waller will their ability to play baseball to Robert Johnson and George Foster, respectively. Section 15, Edith Lowe and Walter Barnett will their height to Melvine Slade and James Broadnax, respectively, Section 16. Carolyn Crawford wills her position on the cheering squad to Mary Catherine Holloway, Section 17. Virginia Mitchell and Mary Settle will their ability to type to Novella Brown and Edith Settle, respectively. Section 18, Elsie Stubblefield wills her legs to Olivia Costner, Section 19. Edward Bolden wills his ability to play basketball to Kenneth Harbor. Section 20 Evelyn Nealwills her seat in the music club to Delone Neal, Section 21 Mary Brown wills her seat in the Dramatic Club to Louise King, Section 22 Dorothy Willis wills her ability to finish high school to Robert Broadnax, Section 23 Daphney Herbin wills her ability to keep quiet to Delone Neal. Section 24, Alex Coleman wills his ability to play sports to Wilbert Adams, Section 25 Betty Winchester and Walter King will their quietness to Lula Winchester and Leroy Neal, respectively, Section 26. Douglas Davis wills his ability to sing to Charlie Dillard. Section 27. Kenneth Moore wills his musical sense to Bobby Scales. Section 28. Jurnice Harrison and Irene Brown will their seat in the senior class to Hair- lene Harrison and James W, Brown, respectively, Section 29. Peggy Duncan wills her seat in the chemistry class to Lois Washington. Section 30. Betty Archer wills her ability to get and keep boys to Sylvia Price. Section 31, James Benton and Robert King will their ability to drive a bus to Jacey Bell and Bobby Bolden, respectively, Section 32. Kenneth Perkins wills his ability to make love to girls to Tommy Martin, Section 33. Hazel Dingle and Betty Lue Coates will their ability to stay on the honor roll to Harvey Dingle, Ir, and James Brown, respectively, Section 34. Luke Horne and Tommy Tumer will their ability to play football to Emanuel Harris and Alphonza Galloway, respectively, Section 35. Lincy Hart and John Coates will their ability to talk to girls to William Washington and Ananias Abbott, respectively, Section 36, Willie Mills wills his ability to study to Harry Courts. Section 37. Willie D, Watson wills his physique to Van Maroney. Section 38. Barbara Doggett and Shirley Amette will their ability to Geraldine Johnson and Nannette Gwynn, respectively. Section 39. Lloyd Dillard wills his brain, acting and speaking ability to Lorenza Benton. Section 40. Mary Ann Motley wills her ability to march to Jean Allen, Section 41. Robert Whitt and Howard Broadnax will their ability to play football to Charles Whitt and Willie Abbott Neal, respectively. Section 42. Walter Pickard wills his love to Gladys Brown. Section 43. George Johnson wills his appetite to Clarence Douglas. Section 44. Alphonza Harrison wills his ability and will power to learn to play the saxophone to Samuel Dtmcan. Section 45. LaVerne Martin wills her ability to type to Mozella Mims. I. Section 46. Barbarii Ann Brown wills her ability to drive a school bus to the senior class of '56. We, the members of the class of 1955, do hereby subscribe our names in witness thereof, this second day of June in the year of our Lord, one Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty-five. Chief Executor--lris Jumper Witnesses: Lincy Hart, Virginia Mitchell X 3 R ' 1 'X' Ra . xi X X, 'x .ii X. X . 4 X, .Xb x 'w .R N xt, ' V I I I ' S, ' 7. X -. 2 N ' -iv ' Ig.. . 557. xv Crown and Scebter Club V 6 President, James Wrightg Vice President, Richetta Bell, Secretary, Laverne Martin: Assistant Secretary, Hazel Dingleg Treasurer, Lloyd Dillardg Advisor, Mr, S. F. Young, Student Council rf , gn ,....-v President, Lloyd Dillard, Vice President, Anna Harrison, Secretary, Lucy Reid Matting Treasurer, Louise Clarkg Advisor, Mrs. E. M. Rogers. Music Club Dwmuztics C lub S President, Tommy Turnerg Vice President, Thelma Crawfordg Secretary, Ann Curryg Treasurer William Motleyg Advisor, Mrs. M. L. Johnson. Girls' Reserve President, Barbara Cummingsg Vice President, Audrey Reddy Secretary, Jo Ann Reddg Treasurer Delone Nealg Advisor, Mrs. G. B. McRae. Library C lub President, Louise Kingg Vice President, M Treasurer, Hairlene Harrisong Advisor, Mrs. A. S, AMi1ler, ary Lee Watkinsg Secretary, Margaret Cummingsg N. H. A. ,445 if .,-1, : l Q6 GG President, Laveme Martin: Vice President, Ruth Maning Secretary, Beatrice Stokes, Assistant Secretary, Hilda Brackeng Treasurer, Barbara Lindsey, Reporter, Peggy Ann Harperg Advisor, Miss Fannie C. Marrow. N. F. A. zz 21' .' M, J, g M ,'.ns.,,,,, 'a 51 .., Q if ' K . 5 G President, Lloyd Dillard, Vice President, I. C. Bellg Secretary, Harry Courts, Treasurer, Cleo phus Doeg Reporter, Bobby Boldeng Advisor, Mr, A, N. McCoy. .W - q,u N's g 'Q N Sa E555 A MRT? 2433 ,ixtwu e 'Q l 5 u L. Y' .' Q , , ' .5 P' . 1 . Ji-f ' r J.. . zffirf? - 8 .nf , 1:12 Af.. 9 -.f'6 Af. 'z in IME 5- bp- Q Mixed Glee Club Boys' Glee Club I rulustrutl Arts C lub ERE I 'Z IE-11121 1 1 lgllmf ga' 55525 .K ,V f' DM -3 W ' 2536 . 'EA L I ' 5 f-4 H N-4 ' 1 A 7:5 Q 53 I ' 1 14? I Q32 ' 4 Photography Club ft' President, Patricia Woodforkg Vice President, Estelle Brown: Secretary, Iris Jumperg Treasurer, Carolyn Crawfordg Reporter, Shirley Dalton. Mouogmm C lub Front row: James Wright, Walter Horne, Tommy Waller, William Bradshaw, Tommy Turner, Second row: Douglas Davis, Peggy Duncan, Howard Braodnax, Willie D, Watson, Luke Horne Third row: Fred Smith, Barbara Gravely, Wilbert Adams, Alex Coleman and Edith Lowe. Future Business Leaders 0 America President, Gladys Jones, Vice President, Shirley Arnetteg Secretary, Thenia Pass, Treasurer, Irene Browng Advisor, Miss E. P. Harris. orensic Cluh Qui, 95595 5 131,11 U. Jy . ,, W lil. Sl Q. if 'H em., g v1 vim N A Chairman, Lois D. Washington, Secretary, Alma Lee Martin, Assistant Secretary, Eleanor Ann Leeg Treasurer, Linda Chinetta Wattg Student Council Representative, Virginia Totten, Reporter Frances Macklin, Advisor, Mrs. I. H, Duncan. Washington High School Bama? Mr, C, Scott, Director mffic Patrol Captains: Tommy Waller and Albert Bass. Lieutenant: Gladys Jones. on Sm Qgr f-Q' 'vb Editor -in-Chief, Peggy Duncang Assistant Editor, Thelma Crawfordg Secretary, Mary Ann Set tleg Treasurer, William Motleyg Advisors, Mrs. Ann Miller and Miss R. J. Campbell. Science Club 37 f , , 1 We -. 1,-if lQ 3' fES? I 9 Q f - FBHGW Wai! President, Jo Ann Barnett, Vice President, Gloria Coats, Secretary, Ollie Stacey, Treasurer, Inez Moore, Advisor, Mr. F. I, Quick, Boys' Reserve in Squad Leaders: Iarnes Scott, James Crisp, Alphonza Maroney and Fred Smith, Advisor, Mr. H. W, Hines, - 1 . Q ,, Ma, Girls' Basketball Team Co-Captains, Virginia Totten and Maxine Ellington: Managers, Cecelia Jumper, Rubena Totten, Peggy Duncan: Coaches, D. D. Ruth and E. P. Harris. Boys' Basketball Team Co-Captains, Tommie Turner and Alex Coleman: Managers, James Wright, Teddy Gallowayg Coach, H. W. Hines. Football Team Baseball Team XAHS 3, Homecoming King and Queen FK y u-jj y.e f,, ., .:jz , 2 -7 . Q ' 5 a N. -. .11 A, 1. ' 1 '. , ' ii 5 . NIA' I all L. ' ' ' M' . Y k .. 5. I. Q9 Robert Brooks and Mozelle Mims neen 0 H emfts, 1955 f if W, H. S. Baby of the Year Jacqueline Willette Lowe 1,1 ,ZQF1 Frances Macklin 9-C Class, sold most athletic tickets. , ,. ...,. H ,, icvibjkm- , ee f Hilda Bracken, 1954 Queen of Hearts, crowns Carolyn Crawford, 1955 Queen of Hearts. Attendants to Queen Carolyn are Virginia Curry, Mozelle Mims, Ella Ann Henderson, and Patricia Totten. 4:- Willa Fay Scales, baby contest winner for 12-A Class, 1954-55 ,, 1: flffmiix Rx COMPLIMENTS OF Qin? M44 - ' Dear Mom and Dad, We use this means of expressing our gratitude to you for the many sacrifices which you have made and the many pleasures, joys and ad- vantages you have made possible for us during our high school years. Now that we realize there is a great future before us, we shall strive to uphold the strong ideals and standards of finer citizenship as in- stilled in us by those closest and dearest to us . . . you. Lovingly, QWSMMUQMW 5924 and Mrs. Irvin Archer and Mrs. Walter Barnett Rev. Elmer E. Abbott Mrs. Mary Aiken Mr. Mrs. Jessie Amette Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Bell Mr. and Mrs. John Bell Mrs Australia Benson Mr. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Benton Leola Berger and Mrs. Thomas L. Bolden 9249 Mrs. Evelyn Broadnax Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cozetta Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Brown James W. Brown John Brown W. T. Brown Childs Cleveland Coates John Coates Mrs. Nora Cobb Mrs. Annie Coleman Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Rev. DI. M.r. Mr. Mr. MI. Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford and Mrs. C. V. Cummings Valentine Cummings Ruby Davis and Mrs. Harvey Dingle and Mrs. S. E. Duncan and Mrs. Sam Galloway McKinley Graves and Mrs. Alphonza Harrison and Mrs. Franklin Harrison and Mrs. Nathaniel Hart Mrs. Lillie Hatchett Mr. Wilbert Herbin Mrs. Gertrude Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. MIS. Annie E. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Jones Paul Jumper Henry Keezee King George King Williamson King Mr. Bert Lamberth Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Lowe Fred McClelland Willie M. Martin Ross Miles John l'L Milliner H. Mills Mr. Frank Moore Mr. and Mrs. Morris Morehead Mr. Walter C. Motley Mr. William Motley Mr. Carlton Neal Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Neal Mr. and Mrs. Jermiah Neal Mrs. Gracie Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peoples Mr. Walter Pickard Mrs. Lillie D. Purcell Miss Ida Reid Mr. lrvin Scales Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Settle Miss Fannie M. Slddle Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Stubblefield Mr. and Mrs. John Stubblefield Mrs. Bertha Waller Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Watson Miss Mary Whitt Mr. and Mrs. Josepn Willis Mrs. F. K. Winchester Mrs. Lizzie Wise Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wright Route 2, Box 101 334 Jackson Street 541 N. E. Market Street 533 N. E. Market Street Route 3, Box 350 Route 6, Box 99 Route 6, Box 50 814 Sunset Street Route 6, Box 29 Route 5, Box 218 410 Carter Street 644 Harrison Street Route 5, Box 62 311 Guilford Street Route 1, Box 230 113 Cherry Street 702 Harrison Street 204 Guilford Street Route 2, Box 9 Route 6, Box 92 605 Sprinkle Street 1017 Lyle Street Route 2, Box 289 Route 2 137 Ridge Street 511 Wamer Street 1010 Piedmont Street Route 1, Box 92 Route 5, Box 449 323 Ridge Street Route 6, Box 163 1334 McGehee Street 327 Branch Street Route 7, Elon College 1004 Duncan Street Route 1, Box 381 144 Ridge Street 331 Church Street Route 5, Box 155 Route 5, Box 63 1114 N. Scales Street 400 Stokes Street 1013 Piedmont Street 211 Lyle Street 1005 Piedmont Su-eet 808 Sunset Street 209 Penn. Avenue Route 5 Route 6, Box 288 813 Fulton Street 639 Prince Street Route 5, Box 39 Route 5, Box 294-A Route 7, Box 344 Route 2, Box 36 Route 1, Box 261-A 902 Lyle Street Route 6, Box 26 214 I-lall Street 323 Jackson Street 511 Benson Street 815 Sunset Street 641 Harrison Street Route 1, Box 261 Route 1, Box 125 Route 5, Box 233 401 Carroll Street S. Park Drive Extension 317 N. Washington Avenue Route 3, Box 246 Route 1, Box 342 891 Moore Street 703 Harrison Street 3585 7287 4773 5754 4807 9624 3040 4402 3876 5203 3990 4402 7841 5278 4572 6429 3573 3837 5339 4640 6023 5976 4601 7257 9412 9365 3902 5944 4541 9908 3113 4805 7947 7792 7913 4127 3040 3410 5008 9962 9238 4931 4461 3216 3084 ,.. 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