Booker T Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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21? X 3 ti ff-rw. H 52. 1, ' ft' C ft Q R Members of the Circulation Staff are: Counterclockwise QSEATEDV Veronica Felton, Rita Dolberry, Rosa Russell, Deborah Walls, Cheryl Clark, Lyna Turner, Joyce Selden. KSTANDINGQ: Cynthia Cheatham, Circulation Manager, Barbara I-Hcks, Quinvious Harris, Patricia Brown, Vida Hinton. 9 '3 S O l1v9'Sw0 n' S P at N g is X 'f Typing Editor, Regina Turner, Qcenter rightj shows her Linda Hawkins, Literary Editor, discusses write -ups with typists, Deborah Lewis, Luther Wilson, Shelia Urquhart, staff members--Marie Suggs, Corenthia Riddick, Cynthia Johnson, Wanda Speller how to prepare the lay- Deborah McNair, Yolanda Robinson, Hiram Brett, Val- outs. erie Saddler, Cynthia Wilson, Gail White, Debbra Little. 29 .

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ww QW WY ,ai 'cf Y , XV ll Luther Wilson, Advertising Manager, gives hints to his staff--Elbert Watson, Phillip jones, Jeanette jones, Deborah Lock, Deb orah Phelps. SEATED--Burma Britt, Andrea Taylor, Patricia Bishop, Warren Amlet, Margaret Shelly, Carolyn Pittman, and Jacqueline Lindsey. B VN SWl '2Qn0 c Washingtonian shutter bugs, Maurice Roane and Beverly Blount, adjust their cameras not knowing that photographer, Eric Brown, would get them in the act. During the spring of 1968, the editor- in-chief, asistant editor -in-chief, circu- lation manager, literary editor, associ- ate literary editor, advertising manager and the photography editor attended The American Yearbook Spring Forum at the Golden Triangle in Norfolk, Virginia. This was a practical training session for yearbook sponsors and new staff members designed to raise the level of yearbook publishing and to help the new staff with early planning for a successful yearbook. The new staff members heard discussions on Development of Yearbook Themes, Layouts, Photography, Art Work, New Dimension in Yearbook Publication, and Organization and Copy Preparation. Washingtonian staffers returned with much information which they were eager to pass on to other staff members with the aim of producing an All -American pub- lication. . 28 ' N

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Drama Classes Attend Plays at Local Dinner Theaters Mary jones, Ronald Powell, Garnie Holmes and Carolyn Horton in a presentation of Contrite Spirit . Yvonne Peele gets experience in make -up as she transforms the appearance of Warren Amlet. 30 QBQSUN Displaying outstanding ability, the students of the Dramatics classes presented a Christmas play, Contrite Spirit to the stu- dent body--Saint John A.M.E. Church and Grace Episcopal Church also had the pleasure of viewing this play. In class, the students learned the fundamentals of improving their speech and diction through monologues and dialogues. They were taught stage slapping, falls and the different types of stage bows. To improve their acting abil- ities, the students were given the opportunity to attend plays at the Stage Door Dinner Theater, Lake Wright Dinner Playhouse and the Norfolk Theater Center. They also attended television acting classes at WT AR under the direction of Mr. Frank Daw- son. As the Washingtonian goes to press, the class is preparing for participation in the district and state festivals. Special Guest is the play to be presented