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

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Iota Delta Sigma Crowns Miss Iota at FRONT ROW: George Williams, Charles Wilson, Ronald Willard. ROW 2: Harold Curney, Leslie Mosley, James Graves, Claude Chavis. ROW 3: Johnny Douglas, Caesar Winder, Lowell Pretlow. ROW 4: Robert Baker Rudolph Lee, Alphonso Midgett, Anthony Hayes. Sharon Payton puts finishing touches to a Thanks- giving basket. I The Iota Delta Sigma Organization set up a full calendar of events for the year . During October, they sponsored a car wash and doughnut sale to help raise money for their annual Iota Ball. In November, the Iotas helped needy families by sponsoring the Thanksgiving basket campaign, To bring yude -tide spirit to the elderly, representatives sang Christ- mas carols at the Home for the Aged. Highlight of the year was the Iota Ball at which Rita Williams was crowned Miss Iota . This fabulous semi -formal affair, which appealed to teen -agers, gave opportunity for the social outlet which was so much needed .

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VOT Students Take Business Survey for State Bureau 1 49? FRONT ROW: Patricia Richardson, Mary Tucker, Arlethia Lawson, Joyce Collins, Tully Stokes. ROW 2: Be- linda McPherson, Bernadine Howard, Susan McMi1lion, Frances Jones, Gail Lilly. ROW 3: Olivia Hairston, Stewart Canady, Catherine Foreman, Betty Rosser. Giving students the opportunity to apply the business skills which they had acquired in their sophomore and junior years, the Vocational Office Training Program opened the doors to a future in American business for many seniors. During their senior year, they were placed in an office where they worked each afternoon. They re- I ceive a trainee's pay. I N In order to further influence the stu- dents' interest in the field of busines, trips were taken. They took a trip to the Public Library to study the filing system, and to the Post Office to study the mailing system. They also visited the IBM Center at City Hall. The members of the VOT conducted a business survey for the State Department of Business Education Service to find out the types of jobs offered marginal em- ployees. The VOT bulletin board is sure to attract the in- generation if Mary Tucker and Patricia Richardson have a hand in it. 41 I A

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Fabulous, Spring Semi-Formal Ball FRONT ROW: Yvonne Peele, Janice Graves, Regina Turner, Rita Williams, Kathy Lamb, Connie Wynn, Margaret Vaughan, Linda Smith, Muriel Potts, Delreace Love, LaVerne Iones, Brenda Ampey, Deborah Walls, Deborah Jones, Ethel johnson, Ida Forbes, Francine Lee, Catherine Foreman. ROW 3: Florence Brown, Sherrill Carrington, Wanda An- derson, Sandra Newsome, Kristi Crocker, Linda Hill, Patrice Irving, Ivy Darby, Marie Seymore. ROW 4: Gloria Heggins, Charlena Moore, Anglea Wilson, Rosetta Shields, Patricia Collins, Kathryn Johnson, Sharon Payton, Vernice Jones, Sa- die Arrington, Theresa Tripp. ROW 5: Welma Burden, Jeannette jones, Deborah Phelps, Shelia Taylor, Sherell Green, Kathy Watson, Deborah McClease, Deborrah McCoy, Sharon Gibbs. ul fp Q- Qld H1200 Anita Beslow and Linda Smith begin decorating containers for canned goods to be distributed during Thanksgiving season. 43 M1 1 4 I I