Charles Hart Middle School - Flaming Torch Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1971 volume:

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We know that life at the Charles Hart Junior High School can notbe related in black and white be cause of a multitude of realities which are too intangible but, perhaps in some small way we hope to preserve the friendships which we all hold so dear. If this book serves only to bridge the past and bring to mind the priceless memories of joy and pleasures of the year just gone, It will have served its purpose. ' With these thoughts, we proudly present to you, the students, your 1971 F LAMIN G TORCH . THE STAFF The Staff of the FLAMING TORCH Editor-in-Chief Linda Washington Activities Editor Angela Hill Art Editgr A ' Susan Anderson Copy Editor Marcia Colbart Layout Editgr Allyson Stancil Managing Editor Charles Matthews Publicity Editor Melanie Pulley Sports Editor Fonda Tolson Staff Secretaries Donna Britten Tina Jackson Typist joy Williams Sponsor Mr. Hal A. Lambright The cover of the yearbook was designed by Susan Anderson 2 TABLE OF CGNTENTS ,FOREWORD 2 DEDICATION 4 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE 5 FERSONALITIES 6 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY OFFICE STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF COMMUNITY AIDES DENTAL STAFF SENIOR CLASS 21 EIGHTH GRADERS 49 SEVENTH GRADERS 60 ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS 70 CAMERA GLIMFSES 78 CLASS WILL I 83 WHO'S WHO T84 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS S5 PATRONS 86 ADVERTISEMENTS 92 3 MR. JAMES CARTER, PRINCIPAL CHARLES HART JUNIOR HIGH SC-HOOL C DEDICATION We, the Class of 1971, dedicate with respect and appreciation the 1971 FLAMJNG TORCH to you, Mr. james Carter. Through your inspiration and guidance, our education has been extended and we have been able to pry open the doors of ignorance and stand at the threshold of a dazzling and challenging world. As you encourage us to go forward inspired and undaunted, we want to leave the FLAMING TORCH of 1971 as a token of our gratitude. In addition to this our first gift, we reserve for you a cherished place in our memories and in our hopes for the future. 4 f, EDUCATION SHGULD oPE DOORS p Q . PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Your three years of studies have opened to each of you the door to many new areas of interest. My hope is that you now look forward eagerly to the challenging task of opening doors in higher education or in the field of the working world. A door which should be opened to every student is the one bearing the sign Pro- mise of America. The right to work and to play, the right to be himself, and to become whatever his personaliw, talents, and vision can make him -- this is the pro- mise of America. I challenge you to always seek excellence in your education. You must look for excellence not in abstract intellectual activity, the fine arts, craftsmanship, and technical work, but also in human relations. The American promise is that excelf- lence shall be recognized in many kinds of achievement but that apart from this every man is judged upon the excellence of his character. This is but the first challenge to you. There will be many others to follow. Meet them with determination and a burning desire to achieve and new doors will continue to open before you. It is my hope that you will always rise to the challenge of new ideas and will always find joy and satisfaction in opening these doors. 5 a gm se.vww.sf:.v: SNQ N is. 2 Xmigxiigw, N W ,. THE ADMINISTRATIQ nf Mr. James Carter, Principal Mr. Earl P. Taylor, Assistant Principal The mechanism that makes our school function ef f1c1ently 1S 1ts able administration Like all smooth ' running organizations it does 1ts work without too much clatter From day to day the various officers go about advising and assisting students 1n an endeavor to keep them on the right path in the vital task of achieving an education A u s - u s n Q a u o o - a n o n s u a 1 a A n o o a n u n u a n 1 4 N w .X - Mr. William Burns, Assistant Princiioal x w 1 Mrs. Barbara A. Ramos, Assistant Principal Mr. Terry Day, Assistant Principal 6 X Wi X- AXLZFZM, USU KJN ' Mr, A. C. Carter, Dean of Men Mrs. Barbara G. Galloway, Ninth Grade Guidance Ns' xXQS ke l . Mrs. Helena Moss, Dean of Women 1 Mrs. Brenda L. T. Fortenberry Mrs. Betty Fowler - 7 Mrs. Marylee P. Lyndell They are personally mterested in the welfare of every student Students seek them out as friends and advisors. Mrs. Constance Barber Librarian TI-IE LIBRARY -- The importance of a well-stocked library can hardly be over-emphasized. Students at I-Iart have available to them some 6, OOO volumes. The stands and shelves also contain the most popu- lar periodicals. OFFICE STAFF AND HELPERS Mrs. Alma J. Luckett Mrs. Carolyn Preston f Administrative Aide Secretary r N 3 w Mrs. F. Triantafillos V Miss Inita Cureron 'I stores Clerk Secretary Officer Hebron in conference with Mr. Taylor I Mr. Carl Contee, Chaiyman Faculty Advisory Committeefin conference with Mr. Carter. Z... -Sv,.f, - s K X is so XX P' Xw'M'm w: Q , all ,X t T ,sf-, 2 fa-H . b wwxa '1Awmtmmssxm:1,.,. Miss Mo ore Mr. Robert Bracey, Visual Aides THE DE TAL STAFF Mrs. C. Barber, Chairman of the 'Career Day Committee plans with Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Gibson, Mr. Travis, Mr. Lambright and x X A s Dr. Clovis Johnson at Work. Dr. Eugene I-I. Scott, Jr. 9. Mrs. Sybil B. Lettich COMMUNITY HELPERS Officer Arney F. Bruce, Mr. Grady Montgomery, Mrs. Alfreda Bo gans, and Mr. Matthew Thompson. Mr. Matthew Thompson Community Aide Mr. Larry Exum, Community Aide CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. Thomas Blackwell Mr. Robert.Keeton Mr. Milton Walker Mr. Paul Neal Mr. Phillip Wallace Community Aide T E Mr. C. W. Bell Head Custodian CAFETERIA' STAFF Mrs. Mary Twyman, Cafeteria Manager . '. ., ,1 ANNT'5- . Q x x Mrs. Yetta Davis and Mrs. Betty Anderson r x ' J Mrs. Cassandra Jefferies, Mrs. Ar- Mrs. McRant and Mrs. Jeffries netha M. Slade, Mrs. Winton Mat- tison, Mrs. Helen McRant, Mrs. Mary Studevant and Mrs. Mary E. Twym an . f f Q xx S T1 it Mrs . Joanne Be ard Mi ss Inita Cureton Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. 'Mr. Mr. Mr. . Alma Luckett . Carolyn Preston . F. Triantafillos . Alfreda Bogan Larry Exum Grady Montgomery Matthew Thompson . Mary Twyman Clarence W. Bell Willie Artis Robert Keeton ' William Deloach William Douglass James Tyler Hollis McDade Jack Stoner Richard Carter Briggs Warren Joseph Allen Milton Walker Francis Bower Thomas Sweeney Thomas Blackwell A . .Mrs. Twyman, Mrs. Dozier and Mrs. Shumate Nurse Clerk Typist Administrative Aide Clerk Typist Stores Clerk Community Aide Community Aide Community Aide Community Aide Cafeteria Manager Head Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian I Custodian Chief Engineer Engineer Boiler Fireman Mrs. Sandra Ainsfield Mrs. Shirley Baker Mrs. Constance Barber Mrs. Jeraline Barnes Mr. Waymond Blassenga Mrs . Mr . Martha Boxley James Boykins Mrs. Lucille Boyette ' Mr. Robert Bracy, Mr. Samuel Bundy Miss Paula Butterfiel Mr. Gilbert Carson Mr. Albert Carter Mr. Brewer Clark Mrs. Mattie Colson Mr. Carl Contee Mrs. Gloria Cooper Mr. Charles Dark Mr. Fred Ellis Mr. James Fields Mrs. Brenda Fortenberry Mrs. Betty Fowler Mrs. Lisa Gadson Mrs. Barbara Galloway Miss Mary Gardner Mr. Willie Garnerkj Mrs. Joanna Gibson Mrs. Joyce Gibaur Mrs. Delois Gist Mr. Chauncey Griffin Mrs. Barbara Grissett Mrs. Erma Hailstallilljl Miss Lee Hamilton Mrs. Jean Hayes Mrs. Constance Hines Mrs- Mariella Holman Miss Betty Holt Miss Marion Hulett Mrs. Constance Jackson Mrs. Jimmie Jacksonw Mrs. Mary Jackson X! Miss Edith Jerry Mrs. Sallie Johnson . Mrs. Shirleeta Jones Mr. Bernard Karam Miss Vivan Kirven Mrs. Eleanor Klein Miss Ethel Knight Mr. Hal Lamgbright Mr. George Lambrinos Mrs. Lydia Lampley Spanish Mathematics Librarian English General Shop Typing S cience Commercial Arithmetic Sci ence Physic al Educ ation History Mathe matics Wood Shop Orchestra Typing Science Clothing SAC Mathematics Physic al Educ ation Counselor Couns elor Reading Couns elor Re ading Physic al Educ ation Re ading S ci ence Mathematics Social Studies Social Studi es 4 English English Home Economics English English Geography Social .Studies Mind Mathematics Physic al Educ ation Science Clothing Social Studies Social Studi es Mathematics Home Economics English History Spanish Art FACULTY RO TER Mr. Gary Leigh Mrs. Patricia Lucas Mr. Richard Lucas Mrs. Maylee Lyndall Miss Mary Malone Mr. Selven Manley Mrs. Sharon Mathis Mrs. Ludi McCambry Mrs. Dorothy McDowell Mrs . Mr. Marian McGill Ronald Michelin Miss Linda Mingo Miss Ann Moore Mrs. Gwendolyn Morrow Mrs. Helena Mossy Mrs. Janice Neilson Mr. Herman Newmatf Mrs. Mattie Parham Mr. Harrison Penn Mrs. Margaret Persina Mr. Gregory Proctorv Mr. Fred Richardsonby Mrs. Shirley Ritter Mrs Mis S Franc es Robinson Sandra Robinson Mrs. Josephine Rolle Mrs. Charles Rowell Miss Joan Scott - l Mrs. Elna Shannon Mrs. Patricia Smith Mr. Carl Steed' Miss Emma Stephens Mrs . Bonita Tillman Mrs. Barbara Thonias Mrs. Percell Thomas Mrs. Willie Thompkins Mrs. Virginia Thompson Mr. Wayne Thompson Mr. William Traviskf Mr. John Tyler Mr. Mr. Ralph Wair M Royal Walker xf Miss Dorothy Warren .. Herbert Washingtolslf Mr. Mrs. Naomi Washington if Mrs. Thelma White Mrs. Jacquelyn Wright Mrs . Mrs . Mr. Kittye Wright A Frances Wyche Peter Yurwitz 1 J Mathematics Geography Mathematics Counselor English S cience Mind English Science Physic al. Education History Math English Typing English Physical Education Music Mathematics Metal Shop Art Wood Shop!Science Social Studies Typing English English Home Economics English Mathematics Clothing Music Art Business Social Studies Physical Education Business Mathematics History General Shop Art Mathematics Printing Mech. Drawing Science SAC Mathematics English Home Economics Music Business Physical Education USINESS Mrs. Morrow makes certain that these students learn to type without looking at the keys. Mrs. Lucille Boyette Mrs . Mattie Colson Mrs . Percell Thomas . X W - 13 Mrs . Shirley Ritter N ,,rr..s X s R 2 4 Mrs . Gwendolyn Morrow Chairman 1 I 1 M 1 1 l E ENGLISH should open doors for successful entrance into all the learning A , activitiesg to pleasure and confidence in the growing power to read, speak, . write and listeng to the effective use of language for meeting personal and social needsg and to increase enjoyment and appreciation of our literary heritage. Mrs. Hines fabovej and Mrs. Gibson fbelowjj believe in teaching the individual child in English. L Q Miss Ann L. Moore Chairman -s W. i 1 1 Mrs. Lisa Gadson Mrs. Joanna Gibson Miss Ethel Knight Miss Mary Malone Miss Ludi MCC ambry H Mfg, Lee Hamilton Mrs. Constance R. Hines' Mrs. Helena Mo E MIS. F1'anCeS Robinson k I . Q A 1. l 'rn M In 11 I FINE ARTS MUSIC should open doors to the ful- fillment of the social, emotional, and spiritual needs of the indivdual since music is a language common to all people. ' ART helps students toward the richer enjoyment of living . . . to leisure- time activities, to self-expression and an appreciation for the beautiful in all its manifestations. Mr. William Travis Chairman, Art Mr. Clark and Mrs. Wright encour- age their students to appreciate all music . Mr. Travis and his ,art students examine the Christmas Bulletin Board. 3 if Mr. Lampley and Mrs. Persina discuss a new art exhibit. FOREIGN A LANGUAGES I P Madame Mariella Holman Chairman Mr. George. Lambrinos Mrs. Gloria Cooper Chairman 5 X X X ..,. ::Ea,.,Q:. , .N tgp Q sr Q. i A ' Y Madame Homan and her class visit Paris through pictures while Senora Ainsfield help students make a Pinata. FOREIGN LANGUAGES should open doors to a closer association with the cultures of other peoples . . . to an -understanding of the achieve- ments and hopes of other nations . . . and to an enrichment of our own leisure time. Senora S an dra Ainsfield HOME ECONOMICS PATTERN X is X. 5 X Q, Mrs. Josephine Rolle gives individual in struction in sewing. ' ACS RS LUNCH- LIGHT Mrs . Jacquelyn Wright if '1 SOCIAL STUDIES should open doors to a better understand of man and his en- vironmentg to citizenship educationg to better social development and achieve - ment through desirable attitudes, skills, ideals and concepts pertaining to living in a democracy 5 to clearer understanding of the problems confronting today's world . 1 v x I R Mrs. Barbara Grissett C Mr . Chauncey Griffin x Mrs. Virginia Thompson Mr. Fred Richardson if Chairman ' X Q x rrr,rrr r C S N 5X .. QNX Through social studies, Mr. Lambright's students capture intimate glances of the world's great -- Malcolm X, King, Kennedy -- men of every Miss Paula Butterfield age who have left indelible footprints behind them. S I Mrs. Patricia Lucas - Mrs. Bonita Tillman Mr. Bernard Karam Miss Betty Holt INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Ralph Wair, Chairman, Industrial Arts Depart ment shows his students how to operate the printing press. Students at Hart learn how to use both their heads and hands in lndustri al Arts. MIND PRCGRAM Mrs. Constance Jackson flefty and Mrs. Sharon Mathis frightj believe that every American child de- serves an opportunity to achieve a maximum of well- rounded growth and development enabling him to be- come as useful a member of society as possible. In their Mind Program they have as their aim to meet the needs of students with underdeveloped skills so that the door to full growth can be opened to them. XX Mr. Waymond Blassengale and Mr. Royal Walker plan how' to make their courses more exciting. Mr. Gregory Proctor Mr.lWayne Thompson Mr. Harrison Penn Mr. Albert Carter A' .. . 2 5 R MATHEMATICS should open doors to understan ing an use ' - f system in daily l1fe5 to effective use of quantitative procedures, to produce for A A our democracy citizens who can use mathematics efficiently in all phases of MATHEMATICS daily me, C I I o - n u Q 1 o Mrs Jimmie jackson Chairman, Mathematics Department Mr Gilbert Carson Mr Fred Ellis Mrs. Gist fabovey and Mrs. Shirley Baker fbelowj make Algebra fun. Mrs Mattie Parham Mrs Naomi Washington Mrs . Delois Gist Miss Linda Mingo I PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr . Willie Garner Coach, Basketball Team Mrs. Mary Jackson Mrs. Janice Neilson Mrs. Barbara Thomas a K X x xx Q X X 05 X RX X . X X KPXQ QMLQS' 3 X Mrs. Marion McGill Students leam about themselves in PFI, Mr Peter Yurwitz emphasizing the importance of good grooming Physical Education and Health should open doors to an appreciation for good health habits and improved principles of living, to an advancement of the social aspects of health educa- tion in the family and in the community' to a better and , more enjoyable use of spare time by participation in both active and passive forms of recreation. Mr. Carl Chairman Mrs. McDowell helps her students to develop prob- lem solving skills SCIENCE Science should open doors to functional information, func tion concepts, functional understandings or principles, instruc tional skills problem solving skills, desirable attitudes fopen mindedness, intellectual honesty, suspended Judgmenty, ap preciation of the contributions of scientists, of possible uses of science, interest in some phase of science as a recreational activity or hobby, in science as a field for a vocation 1. 1 1 1 1 K -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1. - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 x 1 1 1 1 , . Mr. James Boykins Mr. Robert Bracey Miss Edith Jerry Mrs. Dorothy McDowell SE IOR - CLASS OF 19 1 A Mrs. Constance R. Hines Senior Class Sponsor SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR'S MESSAGE As the years lengthen, HART will become for you a clus- ter of impressions, some pleasant and others not. Certainly, the primary function of any school is the impartation of know- ledge. And unquestionably the experiences at Hart will help . to exert major influences in helping to build your lives, mold your character, kindle your ambitions, and implement . your aspirations. Thus, what you are and what you become will be done in some measure to what HART JUN-IOR HIGH has meant to you, for its influences will be remembered for the rest of your lives. Students of this generation are fortunate in having come alive to the vital issues of the day: FREEDOM: from want, from fear, from ignorance, EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY: for education, for self-fulfillment, for jobs, and for housing, the obligation to stand and be counted on. We at HART are proud to have been a part of your growth, and as you go on to high school and to college may you re- main loyal, sincere, and efficient, and may you carry with you into the waiting world a proven message and much needed leadership. Mrs. Constance R. Hines P Senior Class Section Teachers Qabovey Mrs. Persina, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Donna Britten, President joy Williams, Vice President Donita Tabron, Secretary Patricia Battle, Corresponding Secretary Roxie Williams, Treasurer Ritter, Gibson, Baker, Gist, Morrow, Thompson, Thomas, Mr. Griffin, Mrs. Jackson, Hines, Ainsfield, and Mr. Lambright. fBelowj Mrs. Boyette, Mr. Clark, Mrs. Klein, Morrow and Lucas. g l ADAMS MARIE Pacemalzers, Spanish Club, Stage Crew AMAKER, EDWIN Band ANDERSON, DIANIA Yearbook Club BAILEY, DONNA Student Council ALEX.ANDER, ANDRE Newspaper Staff AMAKER, JAMES Band ANDERSON, SUSAN Art Editor Yearbook, Section President BAILEY, Ross ALEXANDER, FRANCIS Student Council ANDERSON, ANGELA ELEANE Cheerleader, F. B.L. A. , Modern Dance, Pacemakers, Stage Crew N ASHTON, SHEILA c. BAILEY, WENDY Drama Club, Pacemakers BARBOUR , SIDNEY BARNES , ANGELA BATTLE, PATRICIA Secretary -- Senior Class, Honor Society BATTLE, ELVIBA W E BELL, ANDBE BELL, COBNELIA D. 1 BEVERLY, JESSE' BEVERLY, LOUIS Section President 23 BARNES, WARDELL Drama Club, Yearbook Club N 3 I BEAN, ADRIAN BENTON, LISA W. , BEVERLY, VERA BING, GWENDOLYN BLAND, SHARON BOBO, RICHEY BOTTOMS, MICHAEL BOYD, SAUNDRA BREWER, LINDBERG Pacemakers BRITTEN, DONNA BROCK, VERONICA BROWN, ANDREW President -- Senior Class, Band Honor Society, Drama Club, Yearbook Staff, Stage Crew, G.A.A. , Pacemakers, Mod- Dance 9 A w BROWN, EDWARD BROWN, PHYLLIS BUSH, DEBORAH Messenger Club, Yearbook Drama Club, Honor Svciefy Club 24 Yearbook Club BULLOCK, BONITA Cafeteria Monitor CABRERA, OSCAR Spanish Club, Yearbook Club CARTER, DIANE M. Modern Dance, Pacemakers, Theater Club CLOWE, LINDA Cheerleader, Modern Dance, Newspaper, Pacemakers BULLOCK, LESLIE BUTTS, TAMARA Yearbook Club CALLOWAY, ALETHEA CAMPBELL, JANE Spanish Club CARTER, SHARON CHAMBERLAIN, PAULA Library Aide, Modern Dance, Pacemakers I in CLOYD, JOSEPH coATEs, REGINALD 25 A YS COLBART, MARCIA ' COLE, MELODY COLEMAN, CI-IERISSE G.A.A., Modern Dance: G.A.A. , Pacemakers, Sewing Club, Yearbook Staff Theater Club DESSASSO, COLEMAN COMBS, PAMELA ELIZABETH Newspaper, Typing Club CONERLY, WAYNE IKAA COLEMAN, LAWAN COLEMAN, LAWRENCE Section Secretary CONCEPCION, ELAINE CONNER, MARY Yearbook Club COOPER, PAULA COX, EUGENE 26 CORBIN, DENISE L. COUNCIL, RICHARD Drama Club Yearbook Club CRUDUP, JAMES CUNNINGHAM, ALLEN CRANDALL, PHYLLIS Speech Club, Student Council CUNNINGI-IAM, CECIL CURETON, JOYCE A, CURTIS, CAROLYN CURTIS , IACQUELINE 1 be s X Q DARR, SHARON DAVIS, COLLETTA A. Yearbook Club 27 DAVIS, DAWANA Newspaper Club, Drama Club DAVIS, DEBORAH DAVIS, MARTIN DELANEY, JACQUELINE Modern Dance, Newspaper, Cheerleader, Pacernakers Pacemakers Yearbook Club DOUGLAS, RYAN DYER, ANTHONY DYER, DOUGLAS Basketball Team Newspaper, Student Council EAST-EY, CHARMAINE EATON, MANETT p EDMONDS, SHIRLEY f ELLIS, FOSTER ELLIS, VERNETTA EWING, BYRON 28 FRATHERSTONE, ERIC FONTANELLE, WAYNE Red Cross GARLAND, RANDY T. GIBSON, ANGELA FLOWERS, ELMA FERGUSON., WELFQRD Band, F.B.L.A., Newspaper Spanish Club ' I FOSTER, VALERIE FULLER, CONNIE Newspaper, Pacemakers Newspaper , , GASKIN, EDNA GENNINGS, RENEE I GILBERT, NINA GILLESPIE, HOLLY Library Aide Yearbook Club . 29 I in. GLENN, DEBRA G E LUTHER Newspaper, Typing Club L NN' GRAHAM, MARIAN GRAHAM, MICHAEL GREEN, ANGELA GREEN, DEBORAH Typing Club GREEN, WANDA GREENLEAF, LaVERNE Red Cross Section President, News P9-Per GOLATT , PRISC ILIA GRAY, DONNA F.B. L.A. , Newspaper, Pep Club, Student Council GREEN, JACQUELINE A. G.A.A. , Modern Dance, Newspaper, Pep Club, Theater Club HACKETT, DENISE ' Yearbook, Club - I HALL, AMANDA HALL, JUANITA HAMMOND, DEBORAH HANSBER RY, JEROME I-IARLING, LaJUAN HARRIS, JONATHAN Pacemakers, Typing Club, Honor Society, Basketball Sewing Club Team HARTRIDGE, LINDA HAWKINS, CI-IRSANTHUS Yearbook Club 31 HALL, MYRTLE HANSBOROUGI-I, DIANE Honor Society, Theater C lub HARRIS, MILTON Basketball Team HAWKINS, KAREN HEBB, ROBERT Basketball Team HILL, ANGELA Cheerleader, Modern Dance, Pacemakers, Year- book Staff HINES, ANGELA DENISE Band, Cheerleader, Modern Dance, Pacemakers, Spanish Club HENRY, WILHEM JNA JOY Theater Club HILL, JOSEPH HJNES, BOOKER Stage Crew f xx X g N 4 xx X2 mr . Yx Aw ' , f wx N N HIGGINSBOTHAM, WANDA HILLLARD, GAIL HINTON, VERDIE HOLLOWAY, LYNN F . - HOLLOWAY, MARTHA HOLLY, FAITH 32 Booster Club HQPPS, AGNES HORTON, BEVERLY I-IUDLEY, LINDA Cheerle ader , Pacemaker, Typing Club, Spanish Club HUDSON, CARLEITA I HUDSON, HUEY HUGGINS, LORRAINE Pacemaker, Sewing Club, Spanish Club, Typing Club, Yearbook Club Typing Club ' HUNTLEY, DIANE HUTCHINS, MAURICE INGRAM, RENEE MARLA Student Council IRBY, STACEY IVERSON, SI-IEILA JACKSON, ANTHONY Cheerleader, Newspaper, P Pacemaker, Stage Crew W' ' r JACKSON, TINA Band, Honor Society, Mod- ern Dance, Pacemaker, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff JEFFERSON, JAMES Drama Club, Manager of the Basketball Team JOHNSON, GAYLE F. B. L.A. , Newspaper Staff J JOHNSON, JUDY Student Council JACKSON, YVONNE JA RRELLS, JESSE GAA, Pacemaker, Theater C lub JENKINS, cL1FFToN JENKINS, MAURICE Q1 X X N- JOHNSON, IRIS JOHNSON, JOAN 5 5 S I JOHNSON, LORENZO 34 JOHNSON, SHEILA JONES, CHARLES JONES, GLENNIS Theater Club 1 JONES, PATRICIA JORDAN, DEIDRE KEARSE, DONNA Theater Club' Work-Scholarship Club Drama Club, Section Presi dent, Stage Crew KEITT, JIMMY KELLY, MICHELE DENISE ' KENNEY, VINCENT Yearbook Staff 1 KENNEDY, GREGORY KINARD, PEARL KRIDER, RICARDO Newspaper, Theater Club, Section Vice President, S C 'l Stage Crew, Yearbook Club 35 tudent ounci LEACH, DEBRA LEE, JOYCE ANN Modern Dance, Newspaper, Theater Club, Pacemaker, Red Cross, Student Council R LEWIS , ARLENE LEWIS, BARBARA Typing Club LITTLE, DEIDRE L. Band, Drama Club, Stage Crew Section Treasurer Yearbook Club , dent LORICK, CHERYL Typing Club, Section Presi- MACKEY, LAVERN M. MADISON, ALVIN Drama Club, Yearbook Club Basketball Team, Section Vice President LEGION , ROBIN Booster Club LEW IS , RHON DA Work-Scholarship Club LYoNs, DEBRA MAGRUDER, CONSTANCE Section Secretary MANUEL, MARILYN Newspaper MELv1N, BoBBY MCCALVIN, SONIA MCCOY, ELIZABETH Drama Club , Student Coun cil, Yearbook Club 1 ,,,. L, i T MARSHALL, BRENDA MATTHEWS, CHARLES Theater Club Photography Club, Section President, Yearbook Staff MEREDITH, JERMELLE MCCAIN, VALORIE Band, Drama Club MCCLOUCH, ANTHONY MCCONNELL, RONALD E. MCDONALD , SHA RON MCKOY , DELO RES 37 jg. MILLER, KATHY MILLER, RENEE MILLINE, CELESTE Booster Club Band, Drama Club, Honor Society, Section Secretary I 45 Y MILTON, QUINTON E. MINOR, PATRICIA Band, Attendance Mes- N ' . senger, Theater Club X-X T F ,f ,H V ' I lv . ll X u I MONROE, DEBORAH MONROE WILLIAM MONTGOMERY CYNTHIA 9 ! MOODY, MICHELLE MORRIS, CAMAIQITA MORRIS, LINDA Student Council, Yearbook Library Aide Pacemaker Club N N MOTLEY, ERODERICK MULDRQW, PAUL NEIL, EMIL NESS, BONNIE NETTLES, SHER-RILL ANN NEWSOME, IMOGENE Red Cross Cheerleader, F. B. L.A. , , Newspaper Staff, Student Council NORMAN, GLADYS QUEEN, STEVE PAGE, WILMA Band, Drama Club, Honor F.B.L.A, Booster Club, Honor Society Society, Student Council Newspaper, Yearbook Club PARRIS, DEIDRA PARKER, MICHON PATTERSON, CECELIA 39 NVQ, , fzg. V' A PETERSON, RENEE Newspaper PLUMMER, VINCEN T PRINGLE, MARVIN Captain, Attendance Mes sengers PATTERSON, RONALD PINKNEY, JOYCE Newspaper Staff, Pacemaker, Stage Crew, Yearbook Club POWELL, ELLIOTT Band PRYOR, JosEPH H. 1 40 PERRY, BEVERLY PITTMAN, JERoME PRIC E, LORETTA PULLEY, MELANIE Newspaper Staff, Stage Crew, Pacemaker, Modern Dance, Honor Society, Section Treasurer, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff OWENS, MARY REED, ALETA Library Club, Stage Crew, ' Theater Club, Work -- ' Scholarship Club REED, HENRY REED ER, BRIDGET REID , RAYMOND RIVERS, RUBY ROACI-I, DEITRA RENEE Section President Pacemaker, Miss Afro -- I-lart , g'- ROBINSON, PAMELA ROBINSON, VANCE Band, Stage Crew 41 O RIC E, KATHY ROBINSON, ' CRYSTAL .. XS at Q' X 1 Dwi . 4 A X X :M ,. ' ' X Q -. N -- xi N R RODERICK, JOSEPI-I RODGERS, YVETTE TRORIE, DIANE ROSE, DOROTHY Ross, Sl-IELVIE ROSSEAU, MARK ROUSSEAU, MIRIAM SANDERS, ALICE SANDERS, PAUL Booster Club, Pacemaker, Spanish Club, Stage Crew, ' Yearbook Club SCOTT, ERIC SCOTT, MARSHALL SI-IACKLEFORD, WILLIAM Yearbook Artist Pacemaker 42 SHACKLEFORD, IVY SHELTON, KIM SIMMONS, MARLON Newspaper Staff Basketball Team SINGLEY, HUBERT sisco, CARLOS SISTARE, DONNA ,V Basketball Team Student Council , Section Secretary sM1T1-1. MELVIN H E. Sw SMITH, PAMELA SMITH, WENDY STANCIL, ALLYsoN STEWART, MICHAEL STEWART, VERONICA Honor Society, Yearbook Staff , Library Staff 43 9 I 1 1 I 1 . I A S SUTTON, BERNARD SYKES, MARSHA D. TABRON, DONNITA Drama Club A TATE, BYRDELL K, TAYLOR, JACQUELINE TAYLOR, JEAN ROGER Student Council TAYLOR, KAREN THOMAS, CYNTHIA THOMAS, EZOEL , Red Cross 4 I I THOMAS, EZELL THOMAS, KENNETH A THOMPSON, ANGELA Mr, Afro-Hart F.B.L,A. ,Stage Crew 44 THOM PSON , DENNIS TROTTER , CI-IERYL TYREE, JUDITY L. 1 N WALTERS, MARK E THOMPSON, JEFFREY Ye arbook Club TUCKER, GLORIA JEAN 1 i WALKER, JAMES WARNER, JENNIFER 45 WARREN , SHIRLI Yearbook Club TUC KER , ULLYS SES WALLS, RUTH TOLSON, FONDANA AAAA --JE JJ ' Booster Club, Honor Society Library Staff, Newspaper Staff, Student Council, Yearbook Staff WARREN , SHIRLEY WASHHNIGTON, AURELIA WASHINGTON, JLNKIE WELLS, Sewing Club, Typing Club, GAA WATERS , KAREN WAT SON, DEBRA WEBSTER, COLLEEN WELLS, GREGORY Vice President Student Council, Yearbook Club 46 WASHINGTON, DEBRA WASHINGTON , RAYMOND WATSON, SYLVIA WASHINGTON, LINDA Editor-in-Chief of the Year- book, Pacemaker, Cheer- leader, Modern Dance Club, Honor Society, Section Secretary, Stage Crew, Cafeteria Monitor WEST , DEN ISE WEST , RENEE me WHITE, MICHAEL WIGGINS, JOLIETT WILLIAM S, DIANE WILLIAMS, DENI SE WILLIAMS, EDWARD WILLIAMS, JOY Vice-President Senior Class, Pacemaker, Drama Club, Stage Crew, Student Coun- cil, Yearbook Club '47 WEST, ROBERTA ' Yearbook Club WILDER, CAROLYN WILLIAMS, DORIS Band, Drama Club WILLIAMS, MICHAEL WILLIAMS, ROXIE WINFIELD, AN1'I'A WITHERSPOON, ROBERT Senior Class Treasurer Honor Society, Student Yearbook Club Council . :Mi WORKMAN, EARL WRIGHT, HAZEL YOCTORWIC, JOHN Newspaper Staff Stage Crew ' YORK, LARRY ,P I YOUNG, PATRICIA YOUNGER, DEBORAH Theater Club Newspaper Staff , Pep Club, . Yearbook Club AND NOW WE SAY FAREWELL .IX EIGHTH GRADERS Despite the fact that eighth graders tend to be a forgotten group -- too old to be pampered as seventh graders and too young to be given the social benefits of the ninth graders -- we have managed to be seen, felt, and heard at Hart this year. ' Realizing that school develops a person academically as Well as socially, we eighth graders are takiny., advantage of. each provided opportunity because we have great wells of talent which may benefit us and , i society. For this reason, eighth graders are heard on the Student Council ,, vocalizing the wishes of students, We are seen on the newspaper and yearbook staffs, we are seen moving dynamically across the basketball court, gliding gracefully in rhythmic motion during various school programs. We are, indeed, involved in the total school environment. Several of our peers make the honor roll and join the Honor Society each advisory. Therefore, we realize that eighth graders are too committed to the entire school to ever be thought of as a forgotten group. ' Y A Mrs. F. Robinson Charlene A. Agurs Charles Agurs Lauicia Allen Eighth Grade Sponsor i Lilian Allen Donald Anderson Sharon Anderson Virginal Armstrong Florine Batchelor Florence Batchelor Patricia Battle Re gina Battles Henry Bailey 'Snsanne Bayer Rickey Beatty Dora Benson 49 Diana Bowers Lajuan Boyd Robin Branford Cheryl Brevard R . si 3 V .ti x N -he . 5 ii . Annette L. Britten Crystal Brock Clyde Brooks Debra Brooks rw Brenda Brothers Debra Brown Cheryl Brown Theodora Brown v Willie Branson Pamela Bryant Jonathan Bullock Vincent Burton Anita Byrd Anthony Byrd Jvanette Byrd Cheryl Caine 50 Jerome Campbell William Campbell Modonna Carter Nancy Catlett J Pamela Chittum . Sadral Coleman Denise Conerly Patricia Davis ' f Twana Cleveland W Araminta Coleman Judy Coleman Samuel Coleman U Joyce Colquitt Andre Conerly Dennis Cooper Marie Crauder Myron Davis J Sharon Davis Rosalie Day Jennifer Decata '51 'C Angela Decaster Christine Dennis Linda Drake Shirley Drew Y Janice Dunston Darlene Dyson Paullette Eady Lewis Fleming Emily Fletcher Eselen Flowers Morrice Foster G101'i2 Franklin l Nl l Jernine Garner Priscilla Garner Grrta Giles Christine Graham Hem-yeugea Green Cheryl Hackney DOHI1'-1 Hales Mary Hamilton 52 47 , I 1 W., , , F, , ffl H , sm, A 'na,yW v,,.kV .A ' -- - -My , wk ag 2- 'J 'J Virgil Hardaway Tanya Harper Carolyn Hardy Timothy Harrell ,, , 4 . Bonnie Harris Theresa Harris Pamela Harvey Terrie Hatcher Ruth Hawkins Jennie Hayes Shelia Hill Trina Hill Cynthia Hines Robert Holbrook Jeffrey Holman Diane Holmes John Hood Cynthia I-Iopl-:ins Michael Howard Michael O. Ingram 53 Q 1 Patricia Ivery Michael Jarman Kenneth Johnson Vera Johnson Deborah Jackson Joan Japa Michelle Johnson Vincent Johnson Lawrence Jackson Caffill Jenkins Denise Jamison Ernest Johnson Michelle Johnson .clk W anda Johnson T8101'i9- 101125 Elizabeth Lamber i Leslie Lane 54 Shelia Johnson Carol Jones Paulette Lane , :-J . I v Michelle Lawson Rochelle Lawson Joyce Lee Shelia Lett NX Q Cynthia Long Lawuan Love Cikethia Lucas S1159-I1 Lynch Charles Mack Ruby Macke Robert Martin Wendy Martin L, L 1 1 Marvin Masby Muriel Massenbury Arness McCoy Izeia Mccoy Denise McKoy Patti McNair Robin Muffette Emily Montague A 55 Leon Moore Karen Mouthjoy Marcia Millins sw. Constance Muse Debra Neil Rita Nickens ' at 2 asf. fi X. : - W. 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Michelle Joel Norman Alton Porter James Peterson Monica Piper Dorothy Power D'-211156 P1'iC6 Gwendolyn Proctor 56 Janice Ray Sharon Readee Vickie Reed Curtis Reid ax X S l ,Q S R f Cecilia Richai-dggn Tiaunna Roberts Regina Rorie Sylvia Roseman Diane Rowland Jacqueline 39-uI1de1'S Kevin Saunders Maria Scott Pamela Scott Sherian Scott Ernest Seth ' Aearness Shedrich 1 Erin Sedrick William Sherter Arnold Smith Elizabeth Smoot 57 i Alfreda Spottswogd Donna Stewart Wanda Taylor Twanna Stroman Drema Wallace Krista Spivey Wayne Spring Broderick Stevenson l s --is New i..ii - Q Denise Stubbs Deborah Taylor Denise Taylor Q David Thomas Joyce Lee Thomas Collette Treadwell Deborah Vernon A Sheila Vaughn Gloria Walker Sheila Washington V Joan Watkins Jerdell Weaver 1 Charles Webster Swan Webster Linda Wells Constance White james Whitehead Delb1n't Whitfield Joseph Wilkinson Carolyn Williams Donna Williams Judy Williams Senora Williams Kim Williams i . H Linda winas Audrey wright C ' shawn wright George waodafd Thelma A1St0n Deborah Harrison Denise Montgomery Mary Abraham I Charlene Anderson Carleen Belfield Deirdre Biddiex Teresa Bookman EVE TH GRADERS Deborah Adams Kevin Adams Ulysses Aiken I Vilirie Andrews Vernessa Baker Donna Benson I Angela Beverly X Deborah Blade DOIIIIH Bolton Sharline Beatty Rodney Beverly Ronald Bobo Roland Boone Debra Bowers Vernonica Bradley Shirley Breeden Gail Briscoe Alfreda Brown Donnitta Brown Robin Burton George Burwell Bessie Chandler ' Sammy Chapman Barbara Britton Valerie' Brothers Tyrone Bryant Ethel Burton Constance Byrd Earl Carpenter Valerie' Cobb ' Dennis Coleman joEtta Coleman Angela Coley Cynthia Collins Kevin Conerly Edward Cooper Eugene Davis Robin Davis Cheryl Easley Karen Ellis Portia Copeland Melvin Davis Brenda Dees Anthony Eason Kim Curtis Melvin Davis Robert Duckett larry Eason Calvin Evans Bernice Exmn Steven Daniels LaVelle Davis Charleita Dunmore Antoinette Ellerbe Deborah Ezell Harry F elder Sandra Fogler Henry Ferguson Vickie Frances C ath er ine G a lim an .-fx NJ 5 x . .CL . X Brenda Hales I Emily Garvin Phyllis Fergus on Marguerite Frazier Jacque line Garner Karen Gordon Inga Harrison JoAnn Graves Joyce Harris Anthony Fogle Theresa Freeman Shereen Gibson Clifton Gray james Hawkins Elizabeth .Hayes Jerice Hellams Patricia Hicks Gail Hogg Denise Holloway Tawanna Holmes Mary Horn David Howell R . Lawrence Huggim Donald Jackson Marie James I Carmilla lmes james Irvin Alva jackson Maurice jackson Stanley Jackson Tyrone Jackson Wayne Janifer D Emmett jenkins Reginald Jones ,----- ,,L, , , N Gloria jones Patricia johnson Carolyn junior Taj uana Kelley Vincine Kenny Philip Kirkland Michael Lane Gary Kenny Albert Lambert Kevin Lassiter Louis Lawson Sharon Leonard Christine Lewis Maurice Lewis . Denis Lighty Bernice Livingston 0 . 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Q ' - A ,ff ' f Ns Henry Melvin Jennifer Miricle Mark Moore Gonzetta Morris Clarence Muse Sheryl Norris 66 Sandra Manley Ira Mayfield Kathleen McKinley Dorice McPherson Cheryl Monroe Jos eph Morris Grenda Norris Maurice Monroe Janet Mozingo India Pease Mark Pannell Robin Powell Priscilla Reede Carolyn Pettway Karen Powell Paulette Powell Barbara Purcell Annie Purvis Pamela Reese Antoninet Reeves Charles Ricks Wadell Rivers Karen Robinson Benjamin Ray Felicia Rice lloyd Rogers Michael Romano Angela Sampson Michael Samuels Angela Sanders 67 Randolph Scott Patricia Smith Gloria Spottswood Morris Shackleford Della Solomon Michael Squirewell Denise Taylor Natalie Thorpe Vivian Taylor Ronnie Shenett Edward Spears Debra Steele Denis e S mith Linda Speight Sheila Stephens Connie T errell Rudolphus Thorpe .Darnell Tyler 68 - Carroll Thomas Rosalva Va ldes pino Y v-- , , Barbara Vaughan johnny Watson Sarah Wil son Barrington Moore ' Will ie Mae Byrd Colette Walker Michele Washington Cynthia Webster George Wheeler Kim Washington Vincent Whittaker Delzora Wright Robert Wooten Adrian Brevard Pat Bond Miriam Zanders Sharon Bra swell Leonard Marshall Cindy Marshall 69 Tamara Moody . -f Q Miss Linda Mingo Seventh Grade Sponsor MESSAGE TO SEVENTH GRADERS Hart Junior High School opens special doors to you, the seventh grader. These doors lead to numerous, exciting, frustrating and reward ing experiences. Seventh grade is another step of a long journey to higher learning. This new world provides more than an atmosphere of reading, writing, and arithmetic. It is the beginning of the struggle toward the achievement of maturity. Because Hart Junior High School does pro- vide an environment which is conducive to learning, take advantage of the wealth of opportunities that are waiting for you. It is necessary that you knock at these doors that lead to knowledge. fb 4 Danett Ragland V Reginald Waters HEY! WE ARE SENIORS . Deidra Paris Romana Parker Edward Walker . Judy McNair Dreama Wallace Ivan Hlcks 4: 70 Yearbook Clulf, Pacemaker Be. SCHGOL CLUBS AND GRGANIZATIO THE YEARBOOK CLUB '..L half wif TI-IE DRAMA CLUB provides many opportunities for student participation as directors, Writers, and players. Plays are fre- quently presented by'this group. 11 -Sit- Sp anish Club .. K Pacemakers Seventh Grade Student Council Photograph Club ' GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls Athletic Association's membership is based on attendance, athletic activity, and sportsmanship. Membership is open to gi XXXK a Il three grade levels. Meetings take place Q1m fter school. The activities start in -V t A continue until the end of May. in con- junction with the uniifslfwvorked ion .r., Educa- tlO1'1 classes. ,L,..,. ,,i..X... i5,1,,:,x.:3ggrg:3::r::.t1: :::'.' :::::i:,f:f:r:::: .::.:. The club is based 'i'i on a pointwpsystgmf' The number of points earned depends of sessions the club meets throughout the year. A giiil can receive an emblem, pin or gold pin based on the number of points she earns. This activity is sponsored by Mrs. jackson. The Honor Society The Band ,h N X W ' rl N f ' 1a 7, XXX ,f 94' 'C 3 5235? Up, up and away! -- Cheerleaders ni 1 . :bw S Xa W2 wx L Stage Crew The Theater Club A li: - .K A X x gl 417 M4? .f 4' 5 Xa A V I xi 1 i 'Z-.' sm U 141 . , 1 , ' I- .I 1. XX f X .j' '7 '- ' Us, ' ' - I - . Q: 1 , The Library Club Modern Dance Group wx ree The Pacemakers at Work. I K 1 5 mf Charm Club fabovej Work-Scholarship Club fbelowj REB Math Club 5 ww W 7 F l N i i f L Science Club Science Fair xx Sk X Poetry Club X if-.i fabovej Future Business Leaders of America. fTo the rightj The Typing Club V Students help print the school newspaper- .. at 'S ax X xx Q X -i 37 ' K fm-.W Q25 .. w?1, l t t ,. S ,xi . I N15 . ,Lt . , K W THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is made up of representatives from each section. Representatives are selected by their fellow classmates. During the school year many worthwhile activities .are sponsored by the Student Council. imma.. ....t.,. The I-LQRT HIGHLITE Staff Nancy Randolph Editor, Hart Highlite, Pacemak- er, Pep Club, Stage Crew, Stu- dent Council Linda Morris and Gladys Norman count votes after the Ninth Grade Election. Donna Gray prepares an article about the Student Council for the newspaper. Student Council Officers Kevin Powell, President Gregory Wells, Vice President Michele Moody, Secretary t......tt.tt,,.,,.,. Tina jenkins, Treasurer Campaign speeches are being made by Angela Sanders and George Wheller at a Seventh Grade Assembly. l ii -nl O P J Q , 1 ww-. ff Q5 Coach Willie Garner BASKETBALL Basketball, the nation's favorite indoor sporjzg was ush- ered into its season at Hart by a group of enthusiastic players. Some of the stars are: Gregory Chandler, Milton Harris, Robert Hebb, Alvin Madison, Marlon Simmons, L Keith Herron, Paul Jones, Michael Johnson, Johnathan Har- ris, Carlos Sisco, Michael Jarman, Jerome Swain and Marvin Smith. Coach Garner took the squad of cagemen and had the players in condition for the season. Hart's Jets had a victorious season winning most of their games. The Jets ended the season in 3rd place city wide. OTHER SPORTS ' Basketball is the major sport at Hart, but students are en- couraged to participate in other sports. Hart has a track team, softball team and intramural volleyball. This spring in track competitions, I-Iart was represented by Marshall Scott, Robert Witherspoon, Michael Stewart, Jesse Beverly, Wardell Barns, Earl Carter, Louis Beverly, Wayne Fontanelle and Steve Queen. Girls also participate in track competitions. Members of the Girls Track Team are: Elma Flowers, Jeannie Hayes, Denise Stubbs, Deidre Jordan and Antoinette Reeves. Mrs. B. Thomas is the coach. 5 gf 9 Q' , has-fi' - Z' an f J 'R ff f 77 . Which twin has the Toni ? Shirley or Sheryl Lavern Little Mama Greenleaf does her thing as Warren' Reggie Coates, Ruth Walls, and Ivy Shackleford watch. ,CAMERA GLIMPSES At Hart . . . Students have many opportunities for super- vised fun. May the best man win, Geal All I do is think about An- the SPeeCh that Won the elec gala, H sighed Gregory Wells. 121011 fOI' Michelle Moody si Q:ee:,:Qe:e::eumeeif. fe, .. :'.:::' ..v.,.xx . , ,,., 1 gt ,tg 1 jennifer Ward shows her friend a new step. 'X-' gi Y 7 ' V' iff.. 4 Elf . , ,V X Q This year, the Senior Class was filled with lovers. Some of the outstanding couples were: Susan Ander- son and Marlon Simmons, Linda Morris and Robert I-lebb, Pamela Smith and Milton Harris, Martha Holloway and jimmy Keitt, Donna Patterson and Ezell Thom as, Alethea Calloway and Mark McIn- tyre, Nina Gilbert and Malcolm Bass 79 V tl Q 5 . Delicious aromas always comes from Mrs 4 Renee Lynn and Carolyn Pettway More Power to the Students, RO11e'S 1'00m' - during Yearbook Club initiation. demanded Kevin Powell, Presi- dent, Student Councilf, . t.t.,, . We had to say good-, A l bye and good luck , Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Holman making plans for the Third Annual Career Day to our counselor, p Workshops. Mrs. Galloway, this Year- Many distinguished persons are always invited to ' participate in our Career Day Workshops. STAND- ING: Mr. Christy, Mr. Luke Moore, Mr. Worrell, Miss R. Lovingood, Dr. J. Barber. SEATED: Mrs. Ruby Gibson, Mr. R. Thomas, Mrs. Carol Ran- dolph and Mr. Logan. I've got the ball! Hey man' -1 I've got the ball! 80 Q ii? NNN? X l N Boy, will I be glad when this is over! I'm smiling but don't let that fool you. Confidentially -- I am n in the 9th Grade. The camera's this way. ot Smile, you're getting yo picture taken. Striking a sexy pose. A sweet inspiration. Pat means business ursfx Playgirl of the Year. I am 3 7th Grad 15 1 bsi. ' x-'. ss ? He Alice smile for Le- ' Look at precious Y a - roy ! ll Oh Happy Day! NlgWendy's smiling for Milton ,L,,. Who are you trying to fool Love that hair Ruth? THE YOUNG BLACK INTELLECTUALWS The Young Black Intellectuals is a new ,club at Hart. Members of the club are: Marvin L. Pringle, Reggie Coates, Chrysanthus 1. Hawkins, joseph W. Cloyd, Edward Williams, Marlon Simmons, and Bobby jenkins. l -WNWM N X xx xx w qwgxgxkggmxygggzwimxwxgxikw A-ei' A X, Q 3 ' A 1 . W'-N -...,-Q gk Swv .- .K ww E SQ 1 V1 QQ: 'N X m N Xfgg gm Q A af L x Ww- ss'5S?gi wwf -2.1.3, xxx X -mxA f Wi wmWWw , MSM Q' X X X mv PA?TEQN P we N-...su-A.-. -mm? I 1- Mgr Ei fxWwf33 'vmMfm S LUNCi4 LiGH? vmwwww Q'- '1 ' '-.:: X Q -:-1 QQQQQE ?EmQXi J Eikxgixgl 5 mailman fmwi v ummm xQX. if , 1 151 12 f 4 Wffw, ,,,, me ,MJ ,,,. 1 fZ:fXfQfQ ? 5 ,, if-.ww ' ,M 'KTM f,,1ffiil,,1f' .ivy WI'f'M,A f ' , ' ff I W L In I , I A f' z ff J 1 ,J ' ' , 4 8 f wfw,,0 f, , WQWMMPV' 'I MMM, i ,, ,.,..,. 3314- v 95 ' 1, 6.4'SS 70711 The mlghty class of 1971, bemg of sound mmd and body, does hereby procla1m th1s document 1ts last w1ll and testament To Mrs H1nes, our class sponsor, we leave our undymg gratrtude for the guldance she has g1ven us 1n th1s the most d1ff1cult of years To all the seventh and e1ghth graders, the Class of 1971 bequeathes the 1ndom1table sp1r1t and energy Wh1Ch have charactemzed lt Sherr1ll Nettles w1lls her 1nexhaust1ble energy and enterprlse to h1S s1ster, Wanda Donna Br1tten leaves the castoffs from her extenswe wardrobe to any subscr1ber to Vogue or Seventeen Chr1s HHWRIHS leaves h1s suav1ty and h1s co1lect1on of g1rls who have h1m as the1r Secret Pass1on to Tlmothy Harrell To Mr Contee and any other unfortunates w1th a handwr1t1ng s1m11ar to hers, Angela H111 makes a g1ft of a pr1or1ty on a typewrrter To Mrs Persma, jamescmee Floyd would l1ke to leave her brother james Mane Adams leaver her F ln Art to K1m W1ll1ams To joan Watk1ns Judy McNa1r leaves Mrs J jackson for 9th Grade Geometry T1na Jackson leaves her porse and assurance to Claud1a Pryor Reglnald Coates leaves h1s dancmg ab1l1ty to Russell T1llery To Pamela Reese, Vernetta Ell1s leaves her patrence and humor Marlon Srmmons leaves h1s sk1lls 1n basketball to Clyde Brooks and Dwayne Wlnte LaVern Gunn leaves her looks and crowded date book to her slster, Victoua To Mr Ellrs, Verd1e H1nton leaves her personahty and ab111ty to play basketball Al1ce Sanders leaves to Versxna her cousm the secret of cutt1ng classes and st1ll pass Carle1tta Hudson beque athes her 1n1t1at1ve to Susan Lynch and Alfreda Spottswood Pearl Kmard and Sharon Darr leave the1r vacant seats rn Mrs Moss' off1ce to Senora W1ll1ams Susan Anderson w1lls her pos1t1on as Art Ed1tor of the FLAMING TORCH to any student who has talent Renee Mrller w1lls her eXOt1C appearance to Dorothy Powell Gregory Chandler and M1lton HHTYIS leave Hart, w1ll1ngly Eugene Thompson leaves h1s h1story book to Thomas jenkms To Roland Snowden W1ll1am Chesley leaves h1s gym clothes Myrtle Hall leaves her seat 1n M1ss jerry's Blology Class to Vera Watson To Paulette Eady, Holly G1llesp1e 'leaves her talent De1tra Roach and Ezell Thomas leave thelr txtles as Mr and M1ss Afro Hart to Anthony Byrd and K1m W1ll1ams who they bel1eve typ1fy Hart students 'just be calm, po1sed and collected ' say Lmda Washmgton and the Pacemakers to members of the Charm C To M1ss Moore, Maumce jenklns leaves h1s cards and h1s vacant stool arvm Prrngle leaves h1s wr1t1ng ab1l1ty to any boy who 1S not afra1d to express h1mself To Mr Lambnght, The Yearbook Staff leaves an Off1C6, two typewr1ters and one large bottle of Excedrm To the Hart commun1ty as a whole the Class of 1971 w1lls 1ts love of Hart and fond W1SheS for a successful jurnor h1gh school career W1tnessed and executed at Hart jumor H1gh School Washmgton D C on the twenty th1rd day of March, n1neteen hundred seventy one . . . . . ,, . . . .... . . . . . . 0 U 0 0 U . . , . . . . . . , . . . .... . . . . . . . ,, . , . . . , . , . . , lub . . . . . 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' I -0 J I v , a 1 ' ' ' 'ss WHO,S WHO OF THE CLASS OF 1971 F riendliest Most Likely To Succeed Best Dressed Tallest Shortest Best Dancer Most All Around Most Dependable Biggest Flirt Most Attractive Most Intellectual Most Athletic Most Popular The Wittiest The Thinnest Class Artist Class Politicians Class Baby Most Talked About Class Writer Most Conscientious Miss Afro Hart Mr. Afro Hart Gregory Wells Angela Green James Jefferson Allyson Stancil Chris Hawkins Donna Britten Paul Jones Fonda Tolson Malcolm Bass Roxie Williams Reginald Coates Laverne Greenleaf Gregory Wells Linda Washington Carleitta Hudson Sherrill Nettles Gregory Chandler Melanie Pulley Oscar Cabrera Renee Miller Louis Beverly Tina Jackson Milton Harris Deborah Bush Reginald Coates Donna Britten Charles Matthews Pearl Kinard Marlon Simmons Elma Flowers Eric Scott Kevin Powell Michelle Moody Sharon Carter Angela Barns Marvin Pringle Allyson Stancil Sylvia Watson Deitra Roach Ezell Thomas . 1 'ff Aezwawzsaqwzz vs , THE FLAMING TORCH STAFF Wishes to Express its Gratitude to Its Many Assistants Mr. James Carter and the Administrative Staff for their interest and helpful encouragement. The faculty committee for their time and patience. The student body for posing so willingly to help us make our record complete. To Mr. Marvin Anderson and Mr. James Yates for their patience and cooperation in photographic Work. To Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Boyette, Mrs. Colson, Mrs. Holman, Mrs. McDowell, Miss Mingo and Miss Moore for their loyalty and sacriiice to produce this book. Our. assistant student photographers, Denise Hackett and Fonda Tolson for their aid. Our patrons and advertisers for their interest and financial support. And all others who helped in so many ways and without whom we could not have successfully completed our 1971 FLAMING TORCH. 85 724 207 Mr. Eddie Abbott Mrs. Dora Adams Mr. Robert Adams Miss Vernice Aqurs Mr. Jerry Ainsfield Mr. Gerald Alexander Mr. Arthur Alston Mrs. Carrie Alston lf Miss Betty Anderson Mr. Fletcher Atkins Mr. Milton Bailey Mr. Curry Ballard S. Bandy Dr. jesse B. Barber Mr. Leon L. J. Barber Mrs. J. M. Barnes Mrs. Helen Benjamin Mr. Bernard J. Karam Miss Veronica Beverly Mr. Lenard J. Bigelow Mrs. Inez Bortun Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Bowe' Mrs. Martha G. Boxley Mr. Robert L. Boyette Mrs. Robert Boyette Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bracy Miss Linda Braddock Mr. K. H. Brewton Don,Briscoe X! Miss Alfreda Brock Mr. Clifford Brockman Mrs. Erzell G. Brockman Miss Cora L. Brooks Mr. John Brooks Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Brown Miss Mary Brown Mrs. Thelma Brown 'Tom Brown Mr. Bishop I-I. Bruce Mrs. Marie Bunch Mrs. Lorretta Burges Miss Betty Burrows Miss Mildred Burton Mr. jesse Butch, jr. Miss Paula Butterfield Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Caldwell Mr. james C arey Mr . Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Nlrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Willie V. Carey Mary Carroll Estelle Carter Aretha Carver Bertha M. Chisholm Annette Clair Bettie L. Claude Mary Colbart Jessie Coleman Mr. Major Coleman, Sr. Mr. Major Coleman, Ir. Miss Vanena Coleman Mrs. Mattie C. Colson Mr. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. C arl C ontee J Effie Cooper Viola C. Cooper Sophornia Coston Louvenia Costin Harrison W. Cox P. D. Crowder Mr. William R. Curtis Mrs. Eva Darden Mr. C. A. Dark Mrs. Frances E. Dark Mrs. Barbara Davis Mrs. Marie Davis Miss Yetta Davis Mr. and Mrs. E. Dean Mrs. Annie Deboram Mr. john Demaree Mrs. Polly Dewitt Mr. Augustus Dickensx Mrs. Dixon Mrs. Barbara Doing Mrs. Martha Dobson Mrs. Annie Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunmore Mr. Joseph Dunmore Af Mrs. Marcella Dyson a Mrs. Annie L. Early Mrs. Delores Edmonds Miss Audrey Edmonds Martin and Virginia Ellison Miss Alyce Errico Mr. George Fink Mrs. Estelle F lanegan Miss Judy Fairnot Mrs. Gloria Featherstone Miss Michelle Ford Mrs. Brenda Fortenberry Mrs. Bernice Foster Mrs. Francis Foster Mr. Norman Foster Mrs. Barbara G. Galloway Mr. W. L. Garner 1 Miss Mary L. Gardner Mrs. Mary Gasparis Mrs. Marion Gill Mr. John Leon Gilliam Mrs. Lorraine Golson Mr. Grady Montgomery Mr. A. R Graham Miss Pearl Grant Mr. Herman L. Graves, Jr Mrs. Ella Gray Mr. and Mrs. James Green Mr. Wilton Green Mrs. Mary Gunter Mrs. Margarite Harklens Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Harris Mr. George Hartridge Mrs. Barbara Hawkins 5 Mr. Linwood Heming Mrs. Elnora Henry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henson, Jr Mrs. Constance Hines Miss Peggy Hodge Mrs. Doris Hodges Mrs. M. Holman Mrs. Genevieve Holmes Mrs. Hulett Mr. Butch Jackson Miss C. Yvette Jackson Mrs. Constance Jackson Mr. Charles Jackson Mr. Edward Jackson Mrs. Mrs. Jimmie Jackson Barbara Johnson Mrs. Sallie P. Johnson Mr. William M. Johnson Miss Galdys Jones Mrs. Mrs. Shirleita S. Jones Essie Kelley Mrs. Rose G. Kerr Miss Vivian Kirven Miss Mrs . Miss Mrs . Ivlrs . Carolyn King Eleanor I-I. Klein E. L. Knight Lenora B. Lambert Delores B. Lambright Mr. H. A. Iambright, sr. Mrs. Delores Lassiter Mr. John R. Lee Miss Christina lewis Mrs. Louise Lewis James and Virginia Lewis Miss Cynthia Long Mr. Eugene Love Mr. and Mrs. W. Lucas, J Mrs . Mrs . Mis . Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs . Ruth Ludpold Ruth L. Lynch Ward H. Lyndall Frances E. Lynn lordi Lynn Dorothy Mabry Betty J. Mackey Viola Mayfield F. I 1 f Miss Ludi McCamb1'y Mrs. Marion D. McGill Mr. John Mclntyre Mr. James A. Miller Miss Nancy Miller Miss Linda E. Mingo Mr. R. S. Michelin AW Ivirs. Arlene Mitchell Mrs. Gwendolyn L. Morrow Miss Nancy S. Moore Miss Wanda Nettles Mrs. Lucille Padgett Miss Gloria Page Mrs. Ruth Page Mrs. M. Y. Parham ' H. W. Patterson Mrs. Mary C. Payne Mr. H. L. Penn Mrs. Margaret Persina Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Pervine Miss Angela Perry Mrs. Juanita L. Perry Miss Shelia Perry Mrs. Florence A. Pogue Mrs. Orozo lah Parter Mr. Raymond Powell Robin Powell Mr. Theodore C. Price Mr. and Mrs. Proctor Ms. Mrs. Miss Dianne Reaves Katie Purnell Barbara A. Ramos Mr. James Reed J Mr. and Mrs. Lester Richardson jean Miss Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . Rich Rose Rogers J. Rolle Geraldine Rollins Dorothy Rose Martha Rowell ' Miss Joan Scott I, . Mr. David Leo shackeifsrd H Mr. Charles Sharpe Martha Sim mon Mrs. L. M. Simone C. Smith Joan Smith louis e S mith Mrs. Sarah Smith Martha Smith Gloria Spottswood Savala Spottswood Mr. and Mrs. William Stancil Mrs. Olivia State Mr. C. E. Steed Mrs. Emma L. Stephens Jocelyn Steward Mr. Benjamin Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Dan Strothers Rev. and Mrs. David Strov Mrs. Taylor Mr. Earl P. Taylor Mr. E. Taylor Mrs. Florence Taylor Mrs. Barbara B. Thomas Mr. Ezoel Thomas Mrs . Irade ll Thomas Virginia Thomas -A C . Thompson Marie Thornhill Mrs. Bonita Tillman 'X Mrs. Elsie Tolson Mr. Larry Tolson Mr. Robert Tolson Miss Sylvia Tolson Mr. Walter Tolson Miss Joyce Triggs Mr. Lee Turner Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wair 'L Charlene Walker Kim Walker Mrs. Matue Walker Golden Ward Miss D. Warren Mrs. Beatrice Washington Mrs. Naomi G. H. Washington Mr. Frank Watts y Mr. BookerT. Wilson S Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Webb Mr. Theodore Webb Mrs. Robert L. Welch Mrs. Anna Willard Miss Barbara Willis Mrs. Ruth W. Williams Miss Paula Williams Mr. Melvin F. Williams Mrs. Martha Williams Mr. Ocea Williams Mrs. Bessie Williams Mrs. Catherine Williams Mr. Norman C. Williams Mr. Clarence Wimbush Mrs. Mary E. Witherspoon Virginia White Mrs. T. S. White Miss Ida Mae White Mrs. Elizabeth White Mrs. Betty Whitcher Mrs. R. K. Wheat Mr. R. K. Wheat Mrs. Hazel Whalen Mrs. Joyce L. Woodfork Davis M. Young ZAMBESI LoU CE 4021 South Capital Street ,Washington's Largest and Most Beautiful Supper Club Featuring Name Acts Weekly For Your Listening and Dancing Pleasure Also Excellent Cuisine Full Course Meal Zambesi Steak Special - 52.75 Also Club Sandwiches, Chicken, Ham, Chopped Sirloin, Sandwiches Happy Hour 4:00 - 7:30 P.M. -- All Bar Drinks -- 2 For 51.00 LOUIS FIELDS - Prop. Available for parties, luncheons, etc. Birthday parties for as small as eight and as large as 250 encouraged. For further information or reservations call 563-9660 92 MISS ALLYSON STAN CIL Friends or If Your hair isn't becoming to you. You should be coming to us . 2 l GLESSIES BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Glessie G. Johnson, Prop. Mrs. Frances E. Dark, Stylist 422 15th St., N.E. Washington, D.C. ZOOOZ Mr. Norman Williams, Artist Shop 547-9645 e Res. 546-0522 WELCOME TO NEW MEMBERS OF THE I-IART FACULTY Mr Gary Leigh Math Department Mr Richard Lucas - Math Department Department Miss Joan Scott Math Department Miss Emma Stephens Business Department Mr. Selven Manley - Science FRED RICHARDSON World Book Encyclopedia Childcraft Greeting Cards Stationery Notions l IUS' Xi, ii e i i' OUR BEST WISHES TO A VERY FINE GROUP OF YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN MRS MRS MRS M MRS MRS M MRS MRS MRS M MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS SANDRA AINSFIELD SHIRLEY BAKER LUCILLE BOYETTE BREWER CLARK JOANNA GIBSON DELOIS GIST CHAUN CEY GRIFFIN CONSTANCE HINES SALLIE JOHNSON ELEANOR KLEIN HAL A LAMBRIGHT PATRICIA LUCAS GWENDOLYN MORROW MARGARET PERSINA SHIRLEY RITTER BONITA TILLMAN PERCELL THOMAS VIRGINIA THOMPSON R. fl R. 1 MRS. .TIMMIEO JACKSON R. . 94 Seniors MRS. CONSTANCE BARBER AND MRS. MARIELA HOLMAN !Qm,4f77! :fmw-144, Aw f4ff'vcm,e,'w7'7 f RWM fgifyjyfy yfllifmfwl qw 96 1 1 Congratulations 2 Fr om 1 LINES AND CUBES Fashionable Interiors For The Discriminant Washington D C 293 2500 1825 K Street, N.W. P I . . . Always At Your Service R. a- 5 S MR. LU Cntr? Hair Stylist 8: Barber 1158 Elmira St., S.W. ,L Washington, D. C. 1 Phone 563-9780 I Hours: 10 A.M. -7:30 P.M. d , E, Compliments of METRO PHOTOGRAPHERS Marvin Anderson James Yates 396-1148 V 593-1572 A 97 . AND NOW WE SAY FAREWELL 4 I 1 5 E Z CLASS GF 1971 98 1 I ' . 1 ' I 'J . . 1 , ,4Zl70Q2z4pgfS . 1' ' V Y . . 1 ,, 1 , Q Y QW, RQ N f J 3 X X w X5 M if -K QD a ' , . -W fi x 1Q'-- . Q5 ix Sf Q Z5 7,21 gr X . N. 33 'LQ rf ' 59311 Q in X1 ' .N Q ' TX' -' I 1. - , L, 1 5 , I Q . , I 1 K ,- A 4 Q - f Y -' 1 , .f 'Tb '- N 1 SA , O45 Q J ,xg 1 .3 . . - . X - X 3 LL L K 1 SJ N, V - NX , f ' Q kk:-'Af' 1 -X 'jx' H q . XJ pq U N ' .LJ 1.1 t , u'. ,- AUTOGRAPHS