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

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i Wi, W if 5, ,ij 52 Ll - ' v K is 12 Sl Q fl C AB- v vi Oggyff - . if if I p cl ,4,, M V , ,Off , NX A ROW 1: Meta Ridley, Delores Vernon, Moli AnthonyWGail Lilly, Gwendolyn Moore, Louise Williams, Joyce Vaughan, Darceline Copeland, Drusilla Marks, Antoinette McCoy, Gwendolyn Ford,Cynthia Wilson, Lyna Turner. ROW 2: Yvette Carney, Lavinia Payne, Joyce Boone, Sharon Freeman, Mattie Johnson, Janie Murphy, Alma Cooke, Geneva Thomas, Catherine Grimes, Valerie Saddler, Frances Wells, Gail Beaman, Christine Lassiter. ROW 3: Carolyn Hendrick, Gail White, Brenda Yates, Linda Smith, Gayle Spencer, Hattie Whitaker, Brenda Miller, Patricia Nimmo, Patricia Brown, Al- thia Johnson, Ellen Jordon, Annie Freeman, Sylvia Stiff, Dlae Smith, Frances Jones, Gwendolyn Smith. ROW 4: Jocelyn Rice, Brenda Logan, Cecelia Midgett, Ruth Shirley, Valerie Burnett, Cherly Clark, Theresa Broadnax, Valerie Miller, Audrey Mason, Linda Johnson, Carolyn Pittman, Alice Joiner, Veronica Felton, Margaret Lindsay, Brenda Boyd, Barbara Um' , ',Q.,,.w' 9- P ' .gs flu' wal ln., we 37

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. 'S SEATED: Wanda Speller, Sharon Hockaday, Melba Cooke, Rosa Russell, Beverly Sanders, Faye Smith, Margaret Shelley, Sharon Duepres, Pia Dodson, Patricia Vann, Portia Brown. ROW 1: Hermione McNair, Charlotte Holloman, Cynthia Johnson, Thelma Harrison, Deborah McNair, Gwendolyn Washington, Hollace Braxton, Carlyn Gregory, Bessqe Purvis, Erma Cooper, Valerie Parker, Iantha Braxton, Marie Suggs, Phyllis Dyson, Gayle Braye, Lucy Woodard, Louise Clark. ROW 2: Deborah Lock, Paulette Claggion, Deborrah Rivers, Sheila Comm, Bettie jackson, Thomasine jordan, Althea Fleming, Brenda Luffborough, Pamela Wright, Burma Britt, Ruth Saunders, Odessa Wright, Mary Stallings, Valerie Haskins, Clarestine Kelley, Barbara Granberry. ROW 3: Debra Dyson, Laurinda Cameron, jacquelyn Reid,.I.illie Uzzle, Wilhelmena Jenkins, Sandra Coleman, Yolanda Robinson, Corenthia Riddick, Shirley Hodges, Sandra Cheatham, Patricia Bishop, Sharon Towler, Rosa Hill, Evelyn Brown, Cynthia Williams, Brenda Mosby. ROW 4: Beverly Blount, Barbara Bryant, Catherine Clark, Vontell Frost, Joyce Hall, Karen james, Brenda McClease , Frances jordan, Pamela Moore, Francine Studivant, Joyce Williams. Taus Sponsor Sit-Down-at-Football-Games Campaign and Miss Amazon Contest y The girls' division of the Tau Beta Realizing that all persons would en- Sigma Organization experienced a full joy the games better provided they and profitable year , could see without interference, the girls' Among the many activities sponsored Tau Beta Sigma conducted a sit -down -at- were the after-school basketball com- football games campaign. petition between the Taus and other or- The Miss Amazon contest--to find ganizations and the distribution of the ugliest girl in school--which featured A, Christmas -filled stockings for under- boys dressed as girls, engendered plenty-J privileged children. Of flin- 36 w K J

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FBLA Sponsors Extravaganza at Norfolk Arena tx bf' is FRONT ROW: Reginia Turner, Iantha Braxton, Brenda Foreman, Gail White. ROW 2: Tullt Stokes, Deborah jenkins, Char- lotte Holloman, Patricia Richardson, Phyllis Dyson, Delreace Love, Marie Suggs, Angela Johnson, Sandra B. Parker, Deborah Walls. ROW 3: Jacqueline Riffin, Debra Brinkley, Virginia Gregory, Annie Brown, Vivian Winfield, Deborah Lock, Jacque- line Love, Sharon Hockaday, Paulette Harrison, Mattie johnson, Angela Wilson. ROW 4: Deborah Lewis, Cora Lee, Christine White, Cynthia Palmer, Coral Davis, Geneva Thomas, Catherine Foreman, Deborah McClease, Pamela Hardy, Joseph Brown, Frank Malloy. ROW S: Emest Stepney, William Simons, Phillip Calloway, Alvin Armstrong, Louis Carr, Curtis Speller, Hiram Brett, Lewis Hudgins. KDQI 'L' 6:5 , S?'6,,f 5 i The FBLA is the adopted youth organiza- tion for all business students enrolled in the secondary schools. I Under the guidance of teachers, the S FBLA devoted much time to training its members for useful citizenship and foster- ing patriotism in young adults. The or- ganization's primary objective was the development of competent, aggressive leadership. At the FBLA convention in August, a new constitution was adopted to enable the organization to better serve all business students. It was decided that the national project and theme would be Communica- tion: Lifeline of American Business. The Washington High Chapter sponsored an extravaganza at the Arena, sold Christ- l mas candles, and prepared a project sheet Between classes, Sharon Hockaday, Brenda Foreman for Contributions from Student body to as- and Frances Jordan conver on plans for FBLA activi- . . . . , i sist in financing delegates to conventions. i ties. 'I 38