Brown High School - Laureate Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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? DEGREES ? ? COLLEGES ? ? SPONSORS ? LIBRARY Mas. ROBERTA STENDER .fllliff I U Vx ,Q flak- JY, x . L- . ' ...T , . . 1.,. Degreeg Chicora College for Women: Sewing. ? HOBBIES ? I I IL SCHOOL NURSE Mns. EDNA Domus Nursing Degreeg St. Josephg Future Nurses Clubg Reading LIBRARY Mas. JULIE MAcDoNsLL B.S.g Mississippi State College for Womeng Library Clubg Painting. DRIVERS' TRAINING Mus. ELrzABE'm SEIGLER B.S.g M.Ed.g University of Georgiag Home. 15

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'A' ' id. 'big' ff' , ' e 3,5 Q'-'jj gjfj Q.,,.,..Q:j-1 -. Do You Know THE CLASSES? To be a member of the Brown High School student body is to be the inheritor of an academic tradition stretching back for several generations. West End sometimes called The Mother of Atlanta, has a history of over a hundred and twenty years, and the story of its interest in education goes back to Civil War days. Its first known school was taught by General Graves of the Confederate Army and was located on Ashby Street. This was followed by Dr. Brurnby s school at Oak and Peeples. Then came the famous West End Academy, which educated some of Atlanta s most prominent citizens and remained into the 1900 s as Lee Street School. Peeples Street School was also among the city s first elementary schools in the Public School System. In 1923, the Joseph E. Brown Junior High School took its place on the scholastic horizon. Twenty-four years later the Brown Community High School was initiated under the principalship of Mr. A. G. Martin, who had headed the junior high since its inception. Mr. J. Everette DeVaughn came as principal in 1957. Many of Brown's graduates have left for the finest univer- sities in the South and other parts of the country and have continued to carry on academic standards they practiced here. Some have returned to teach. Others have visited back and are indicative of the fact that they come back with pleasant memories of live well-spent years. Whether you are a sub-freshman staring at your first Lau- reate or are an old timer looking here for familiar places and the faces of old friends, the Staff hopes it has given you a book full of happy and proud memories of a place in which it was good to grow up. - ,,.,..,,,,.f.,. ,. ua. ku HN... v :Q ,, 5 --fm .. -.-1 .-f-.r:iu-..-:.v.....- ., . A A J.,-mi, ' M ' had Ymafa.-rfr.--.Q -it 4'-istan- O GG 37 7 5 , I 9 7 ' A Iav-'?0L'i1wum.u4haa!it1s42'54W?v-Riffsan-6s2w?5.W'Z4J ',J-11'fvs5 f'-figfans-MESH!-Ti.-G' 'X-l'iU ' E ,ll js .v it -53' 'i!. ,, 't xii 1 .r :in ,Ile 'r -L. ra, ,Y , . iz - l '4 -.....,.,:,,., ...f-...aa 5, -mm... ,M .W............... a...............,-,..,i,........... ......, . .1 ,J T521 - ' .. ,V .. ra ' it ' . fpgvynrffffzw a..-r aw we-'.f.1 ,: jfj ' ' ' :---V.-..,..-a,..e... .. W- ,. ,... i - 1-w,.....W,...t.,........-......-.-.1' ' N- . V N 'W':f:QfQ,j:Qjji'j,5-g,a,,5':.:s-,i1.1:1r.ag: ,M 3 F' A , ,V V, . N..-...--a-'N'- ' ' .s,.,....p.1..0M-w-h- , , , ' -X My --:-- ' .. - .. .- Awilwwimm- El i? . A , y i...4gg:Z..,1,2..T11...... V--'--Menifee , . 'xl W., ,.,,v,. . -swafmf.-. .V ...Ms f.--we-3 I K 1' in-.N.,...A..rA.w--r-.......,.-,.. it 4- ---As , . ,f .. ar- -.- . M, .4 .. .............,.,...,-,-......,.-A51 I x '- - -,f.-c--.1,.w...-.....,,!--fm-Q.. ,, . Q . AA X . In , V..-..:.T,,,,1 .,...,,,,.- r V- V f N ' ' ff --g ':LL'f'S L ' W --3:::.::.......-....,..a.....,.............a..c..,......,,I I F , 'U 7Lf f r- I ' f . . A , ,. 1TT.s'Ql. . .s rw..----:+2:f.f:f's no it J' 9 W 3 L 4 2 ?' i2 L ,tw-zafynj'-f.j, if fume ' W it ul P, We s ' 1 VmwW.-,,,,.,..,.,,....W::tw'ft f- - ff , ii 45,g'g,g9g-lQ.aI3l-aw ' UWY' ?w gf 5 E 44:4 .. .WQS-,fQL....g A-- -- -' J.. ff. 5, .. - .. A i ,o..,,,,,,.g..s. W t all F 1513 V' 1 maxi, .,if.... M Wa. -. -' -'Q it g, .! . 'i'i m it 3,49 ,..i.w,1' .. - ' -5 -1 :Wil 15,5 it .f auf i3 , at xl J. ,Q gig S ,K . C 3, x I. Q -if :Qii-ELL mi 3 5 gsm: ,A my g , ., c 1 , .N 5 me . 4 Jug Z V .:V'l' xtkh .... ' 'V Mammiwmwn-Mumxms . liri V of ' wha t . . - 'C' A W z QW A M 4 - ' , . Q- ,..- 'g he H ,f ' , ,,.f ' f- - '- ..v---'N .. - . , 1- 'g iw EQ ' .' ' F ,. . Y W -4.1--wr- ' , - .,,f,,f-1- YW ..:,.23 2 - -v' ..,.,a--w--- H H gi - .5 . :Xffliiw qflzl. . ,,,,...--- ,via fi . .:.,,,, ,, ,. he .IM ' - ky , V-iwgp r N. ,H -,ZLN-f 4. . . aa., V 5 -j : NT' . . ----....,M,,..a,.......... .. -Nf.ss:a.::a.a....,.a.....,....r.,.....,..,rri.,..r..--,,...,.. W... Wander I pM'pw A W... .W Wv...-...,w,M..fwaw- Ma.-...........