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

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Science Club Projects Judged at School Science Fair E E FRONT ROW: Leslie Anderson, Wilms Grimes, jacquelyn Lindaey, Vanessa Claiborne, Thora Colden. ROW 2: james Perry, Virginia Dixon, Regina Copeland, Sandra Williams, Frank Malloy. ROW 3: Melvin Lambert, Deborrah McCoy, Maurice Roane, George Robinson, joseph jones, Curtis Speller. Those students who were scientifically inclined and showed an interest in science had a chance to explore the world of Science through the Science Club. Most of the members are sophomores. Regular j meetings were held--some devoted to j routine business matters while others were strictly educational. n. Club members exhibited much enthusi- asm as they diligently worked on science projects which were judged at the School Science Fair. , During the homecoming activities, the Science Club was very much in evidence. Vanessa Claiborne was selected as its lqueen and joined queens of other organiza- tions at the gala coronation ceremonies. Leslie Anderson and Vanessa Claiborne entered their projects in the Tidewater Science Congress. As the Washingtonian goes to press, j ' N the club is making plans for a spring as- sembly program to acquaint the student body with a variety of scientific projects. S.. Myron Hughes and Jacqueline Lindsey observe the movement of single-celled protozoids in a Science Club project. 49

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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.

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'A Choir Serves as Host to Norcom and Crestwood at l ...Qi FRONT ROW: Antoinette McCoy, Kristi Crocker, Judy Felton, Sherrill Carrington, Leroy Jackson, Jerome Harris, Theodore Johnson, Randolph Burrell, Michil Jordan, Dennis Edge. ROW 2: Belindarey Williams, Diane Fields, Lillie Uzzle, Marian Swift, Rennie Lassiter, Larry Marshall, Elwood Tyson, Larry Faulks. ROW 3: Princess Godrey, Mary Green, Jennette Yancey, Pamela Batts, Andrea McCoy, Romona Joyner, Mary Wilkins, Charles Morgan, Rafter Irving. ROW 4: Gloria Brown, Deborah Farmen, Alice Joiner, David Waff, Anthony Smith, Anthony McKleny, Rudolph Jordan, Woodrow Mitchell, Bruce Owens, Robert Smith, Wayne Chavis, Carlos Wilkins, Ira Stringfield, Frank Dunbar HV, 1, Sldxcrnsafx H-eng Qgpgqsafif Southing sounds, produced by the Wash- ' ington High School Choir, fell upon the ears of all who had a spare moment to listen. Experiencing a busy year, the choir gave .. concerts at Ruffner Junior High School dur- ing Negro History week and at Bank Street and First Baptist Churches. On March 9, the choir served as host to the annual Battle of Choirs with Norcom and Crestwood High Schools as guests. In addition to participation in the annual High Schools on Parade, the choir took part in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. In April, the choir took an educational trip to New York at which time the members attended some of the Broadway shows and toured many interesting places in the big city. i i i Debra Dyson adjusts Beverly Blount's stole as they prepare for the annual Christmas Concert. 50