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

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Episcopal Church's Epiphany Service FRONT ROW: Yvonne Melvin, Mary Pugh, Ann Joe, Regina Kelley, Magaret Walston, Shirley Evans, Deborah Hill. ROW 2: Levester Holley, Sharon Small, Brenda Robinson, Ernestine Mathews, Joyce White,,Calpurnia Wortham, Benita jones. ROW 3: Gloria Rogers, Debbie Williams, Vivian Rollins, Jeanette Riddick, Vernick Jones, Phyllis Ables, Sharon Payton, Yvonne Peele. - X D. Hill, C. Smith, J. Riddick, M. Lyons, S. Evans, C. Cartwright, P. Warren, B. Britt, J. Barbour and R. Kelley, members of the Girls' Ensemble, spend much time after school rehearsing for scheduled appearances. 47

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rls' Glee Club Presents Music for Y FRONT ROW: Claudine Davis, Lorraine Dent, Truann Pettiford, Gayle Braye, Laverne Grier, Carolyn Whitmore, Constance Smith, Inetta Crump. ROW 2: Gwendolyn Johnson, Deborah Wiggins, Jakie Barbour, Burma Britt, Christyl Cartwright, Frances Boughton, Delores Vemon. ROW.d: Patricia Amlet, Patricia Warren, Dorothy Mc- Cullough, Catherine johnson, Lorraine Ferebee, Vivia Sisderi, Joyce Spruill, Shirley Harris, Brenda Gray. .I W's',QfSsi'p Despite the fact that the Girls' Glee Club lost most of its former members through graduation, the organization got off to a good start this school year. Through hard work and concentration, the girls were able to dev 'wa beautiful blend and lovely tone quali . In addition to participation in the annual Christmas Concert, the girls presented a Christmas Concert for the students of Jacox junior High School. For the Epiph- any Service at Grace Episcopal Church, the girls presented a program of Christ- mas music. 'The Girls' Ensemble made several ap- pearances for local church and civic groups. Highlight of the school year was the Spring Concert at Lake Taylor High School. Sharon Payton, Yvonne Peele, and Gwendolyn John- In the Spring, as a culminating event, the son, Dorothy McCullough listen to another inter- pretation of a selection which they are learning. Glee Club took an educational trip. 46

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Stick a Daisy in Your Hat and Be Happy Is Theme of FHA Assembly. QW FRONT ROW: Angela johnson, Debbra Little, Vivian Winfield, Carolyn, Rita Dolberry. ROW 2: Janice Graves, Gloria Brown, Diane Collins, Deborah McCoy, Blanche Stancil. ROW 3: Vivian Saunders, Eva Overton, Isadora Overton, Angler Wilson, Brenda Capel. The national program of the Future Homemakers of America serves as a guide to state associations and local chapters. The nine national projects were determined by FHA members as the result of a survey conducted of the needs and interests of today's youth. Goals of the organization were to help each individual develop a positive attitude toward people, to show the importance of co-operative ways of working in homes and communities and to develop leader- ship ability. Projects which the girls worked on dealt with Making your Money Behave, Citizenship Challenges You and Mora1s and Manners Matter . - In january, the FHA presented an as- sembly program which highlighted per- sonality development and good citizen- ship. A skit, Stick aiDaisy in Your Hat and be H-HPPY, ,Which emphasized home, love, friends, life, school, dreams, work, country and God, was enjoyed by all who witnessed this presentation. Sandra Cooper, Gayle Braye and Phyllis Smith whip up a recipe that promises to be delicious.