Cooper High School - Angel Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1961 volume:

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We would like to thank the Merchants and Friends for their co- operation in making this annual possible. Dcdimfim i As an attestment to the lasting tenderness of her personalityg as a confirmation of the hope and encouragement she has given us, and in appreciation for a dedicated devotion that eclipses the binding reins of duty, we sincerely dedicate this, our nineteen hun- dred and sixty-one yearbook edition to Mrs. Ethel I. Darden. I 1 I I T 1 Tumi ,W,s . A. W- V A V, . .,,, , -as as Zfriuczjwzl is Message I congratulate the Cooper Staff and its sponsors for this excellent publication. It is my hope that a few copies of the 1961 Cooper will be placed in the Library in mem- ory of this class. I would also like to express my appreciation to the members of the faculty and to the parents who have so generously contributed to the support of this publication. Again may I offer my best wishes to the class of 1961. IN THE PR1NCIPAL'S OFFICE Ms-ff W u my Wmwnfpv- ' ,-.uv Pe4 :g5,:::xv-Asssansaaov '1,v--S 5 3 nun... ' '.uW'f fix li! bs-J 5 l I-In mir- R. A- ,A 1 3 A ffylx. T , 'YS i 'E 'X-I-' V32 wg 'fx ffzff if I 51 A R if X Editor-in-Chief - - Assistant Editor - - Art Editor - - - Literary Editor - - Publicity Editor - - Sales Manager - - - Business Managers - - Typists - - in - -THOMAS BLAYLOCK - - - AGNES BANKS - - HATTIE MCNEIL - 4 - -ETHEL EASON - - - - - -ALICE Hoon ALEXANDER MITCHELL - - - -RoEIE WILLIAMS GLORIA KIRBY - - EDITH BARBOUR JAMES STEWART 5 I 140' 43.-L+ DF' P 1 . A , A ,iff Ala' T0 ' is 1 Z 'Y 2 I xl- Cf' r Q --'LU . 4 ' 37 ,MEX 1 l, MR I A HOLDEN n Q n Dean of Boys Asst. Co-ordinator of School Program 4 'Q sf, Zzculfy MRS. M. P. SANDERS School Treasurer MR. R. GRANTI-IAM Dean of Boys Bld. Principal of Elementary Dept. , MRS. G. KENNEDY MISS M. FORNEY Dean of Girls Dean of Girls Elementary Dept. S4 MRS. E. P. CARTER Guidance Counselor 4-N f X' D1 y h q x i . ,, 4 L HARVEY D. HEARTLEY Biology, Health Education Physical Education Geometry, Algebra IUANITA GROVES Librarian, Social Studies IOSEPHINE SAUNDERS Home Economics General Science Geography MR. JESSE M. DICKERSON Agriculture MISS SHIRLEY HEATH 8th Grade MRS. FLOSSIE CANNADY Sth Grade and 7th 02,C MR. JOHN W. McLEAN 7th Grade MRS . PEARL MOORE Health, Physical Education Biology, Music MISS ELVENTA RICHARDSON 3rd Grade MRS. EULA C. SANDERS 3rd Grade MRS. SUSIE M. HINTON 2nd Grade MRS. WINNIE M. LACEWELL lst and 2nd Grades MRS. GLADYS FREEMAN 2nd Grade MISS MATILDA ORMOND lst Grade I Dfewvff MRS. BETSY CRAWFORD lst Grade MISS MABEL MONROE 3rd Grade Librarian MRS. ETHEL DARDEN 6th Grade MRS. ANNA G. HEARTLEY 6th Grade MRS. ELOUISE SHERROD 5th Grade MRS. ELOUISE STOKES 5th Grade MRS. RUTH JOHNSON 5th Grade MRS. FLOSSIE HOLDEN 4th Grade MRS. PATHENIA VINSON 4th Grade WOODROW BARNES N . H .A . Club Mechanic PATRICIA ANN BELL Cheerleader, Dramatic Club, Band Choral Club, Girl Scouts Registered Nurse ROY AMOS BELL Crown and Scepter Club, Basketball, 4-H Club Physical Education Teacher THOMAS EDWARD BLAYLOCK N. F.A. , Choral Club, Crown and Scepter Club, Library Science, 4-H Mechanic erziors JOSEPH ADAMS Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Marine AGNES C AROLYN BANKS Choral Club, Dramatics, 4-H Club, Crown and Scepter, N.H.A. Nursing EDITH ANN BARBOUR N.H.A. , Library Club, Girl Scouts 4-H Club, Choral Club Typist ELVIVIAN BARNES Choral Club, 4-H Club, Majorette Modeler ALICE MARIE HOOD Crown and Scepter Club, Choral Club, Dramatics, Library Science Club Private Secretary DOROTHY MAE HOOD Girl Scout, Band Dietitian JOE NATHAN JONES Basketball, N.F.A., Fire Squad, Li- brary Science, Crown and Scepter Club Electrical Technician GLORIA KIRBY Student Council, Band, Choral Club Home Economics Teacher a . BOBBY COOLEY N . F.A. ETHEL LEE EASON Crown and Scepter Club, Choral Club, N.H.A., Girl Scout Commercial Ed. Teacher MAGGIE MAE GEORGE Beautician MARY HELEN HOLDER Choral Club Commercial Ed. Teacher .JOHNSTON COUNTY HERITAGE CENTER SMITHFIELD, N.C. ASQ.. inn- ALEXANDER MITCHELL Band, N.F.A., Choral Club, Cheer- leader, Library Club Barber LILA MAE MITCHELL 4-H Club, Girl Scouts Commercial Teacher JAMES EVERETTE RICHARDSON N.F.A., Patrol Mechanic HATTIE INEZ ROWLAND 4-H Club, N.F.A. Home Economics Teacher MARTHA LEE LASSITER Beautician BENJAMIN MCCULLERS Choral Club, N. F. A. Biologist HATTIE LEE MCNEIL Girl Scouts, Crown and Scepter N.H.A., Library Science Home Economics Teacher JOHN HENRY MERRITT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Technician 'KW FLORINE SMITH Crown and Scepter Club, N.H.A. Commercial Teacher JAMES STEWART Band, N.F.A. Private Detective MURPHY STEWART N.F.A.1,2,3,4 Mechanic CLEARENCE TOMLINSON Band, N.F.A. Artist BOSTON SANDERS, JR N.F.A., Art Science Teacher CARRIE MAE SANDERS Beautician EMMA JEAN SANDERS 4-H Club, N.H.A. Beaurician PAUL KELLY SANDERS Band, N.F.A., Fire Squad, Choral Club, Cheering Squad Barber CARRIE LEE WATKINS N.H.A. Club Seamstress CAROLYN ANN WI-IITLEY Library Science Club, Choral Club, Dramatic Club Missionary LOIS MARIE WILLIAMSON Dramatic Club Secretary ROBIE WILLIAMS I R. N.F.A., Choral Club, Library Science Club, 4-H Club Barber rgfrzg I KATY BETH TOMLINSON Band 1,2, 3,4, 4-I-I Club Secretary ALMA REBECCA UZZELL Band Nurse JESSE WALKER Boy Scouts, Baseball Auto Mechanic LYLIE MAE WALL Choral Club, Dramatics, 4- Singer 1 x H Club Nurse Tallest - - Shortest ---- Best Dancers - - Best Singers - - Cutest ----- Most Studious - - Most Romantic - - Most Athletic - - Quietest --------- Most Likely to Succeed WILLIE MAE WILSON I ' Band 1, 2, 3,4g 4-H Club upvrlafivcs - - Lila Mitchell and Boston Sanders - - - - Alice Hood and Paul Sanders - - Mary Holder and Thomas Blaylock - - -Elvivian Barnes and Paul Sanders - Florine Smith and Joe Nathan Jones - - -Dorothy Hood and James Richardson - - - - - Hattie McNeil and Roy Bell - - Carrie Sanders and James Stewart - - - - - Agnes Banks and Thomas Blaylock Friendliest -------- - - Hattie Rowland and Robie Williams Most Artistic ----- - - - - - - -Hattie McNeil and Boston Sanders Most Lady and Gentleman Like - - - Emma Sanders and Paul Sanders Biggest Filibusters ------ Katy Tomilson and Alexander Mitchell Most Cooperative - - - - - - Hattie McNeil and James Stewart Wittiest ------- ----- P atricia Bell and Jessie Walker Most Dramatic - - - - Carolyn Whitley and Robie Williams Most Versatile - - ------- Agnes Banks and Joe Jones XXV ff J ,lf 'W in J T f fjxl if itll,-Z. Y X f N 611155 ffisfvry On the following pages you will see some of the students who have completed four years of high school work here, starting in Sep- tember, 1957- We were never so eager and proud to enter school as we were to enter Cooper High School. We had a pleasant Freshman year. That year excitement was greatest at the time of the Freshman Frolic, an annual Freshman party feature. ' Here it was that we started working and trying to do to the best of our ability. We worked hard so as to become Sophomores. The Sophomore year found us putting away our childish ways. We really became sophisticated. This year, we thought, was our greatest because ofthe Sophomore Ball. For our theme, we used A Trip to Paradise lsland. And we really felt that night that we were in Paradise. We didn't realize that our Junior year could be more exciting than the others. Why? Because of the Junior-Senior Prom, the theme of which was Evening in Paris. Memories of this activity will linger for many a day. We were happy to be the first Junior class of Cooper to attend Career Day. Formerly this activity has been for Seniors. On June 5, 1960, we left school to return to our present status -Seniors. When we returned to school this fall, we were sorry to find that we had lost several of our classmates who had chosen other fields of endeavor during the summer or had moved away. We were glad to welcome Jesse Walker and Joseph Adams. An outstanding event of our Senior year was the crowning of Florine Smith as Miss Senior Class. At this affair all the senior girls were presented. This was a very pretty activity. This year has been a successful one. We are now looking forward to that day of graduation, when everyone will climb the ladder to reach the top round which holds his future. .af ' junior Glass a 'Y' ' Q it r ,BE A 1. gy , 'A ' ' . a ia. , f . 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Przmary Kindergarten N ZA. at Wvrk 'I E 6111155 Prrfplzecy Hi, Ethel, I am now lying here in my backyard taking a sunbath after re+ turning from my tour of France and some other parts of the United States. I was thrilled to hear that you are married, and have three lovely girls. I also heard that you teach at Cortez Peters in Washing-- ton, D. C. By the way, I was in Missouri during my first week of travel. There I saw Patricia Bell and Gloria Kirby. Gloria is a model at Alexander Mitchell's studio, and Patricia is teaching English to a group of foreign children. ' After visiting them, I had lunch at the Sanders restaurant which is owned and operated by Boston Sanders and Emma Sanders. Emma is also a waitress. My second stop was New York, and I stayed at the Stewart Broth- ers hotel 'which is owned-by James and Murphy Stewart. The next day I went on a tour. First I went to the Apollo. The big event for the day was about to take place. The man called the group the Royalettes, and was I surprised to know that it was Elvivian Barnes, Mary Holder, and Lylie Wall. After the program, I met Joe Jones. He told me, he was now professor at Howard University and he also said that Thomas Blaylock was living in New York and, is teaching Chemistry at the University. Instead of going back to the hotel, I went to Coney Island for dinner. As I approached the ferry, I saw the captain, Woodrow Barnes. While Woodrow was showing me on the ferry, I bumped into someone very unexpectedly - Private Detective John Merritt, who was working on a kidnap case. By that time we were on the island. Just asl was getting off the ferry I saw Lois Williamson. She is a hair stylist for the models of the Tan and Ebony Magazines. The next day I boarded a plane to France and I was surprised to see Robie Williams, the pilot of the plane. I was taken to my seat by Carrie Watkins, the hostess ofthe plane. The trip took only five hours. My arrival at France was a very good one. As I went to have my baggage checked from the baggage room I saw Paul Sanders, the manager of the Airport. He said he was married and his wife is working with the French Government. I was taken to Hotel Paris, which is located in the heart of Paris. As I was going up on the elevator, I met Florine Smith and her hus- band. They were on their way to the United States, therefore, I didn't have time to talk to her. My room was arranged very beautifully. Later I found that the arrangement was made by Maggie George and her affiliates. I was invited to dinner by one of my old friends whom I met when I was attending school in Germany. After eating dinner, we went back to my apartment, and talked about some of the things we did in school. Next morning I was carried on a tour of France. As we were leav- ing the hotel, I saw a very exclusive-looking shop across the sueet. My friend andl went over. There I saw an old school mate, Hattie McNeil, standing in the window drawing some dress patterns. Natural- ly, I went over and talked about how things were since we hadn't seen each other since June 1961. She is married, and owns the Dress Shop. We had lunch at the French School and afterwards we were taken to the Principal's office. He told rne that Willie Wilson was his wife and taught English, and French. He showed us around. Across the corridor from Willie Wi1son's classroom, was Agnes Banks in the Home Economics Department. She has a real Cute set of twins. . I was told that the Harlem Globe Trotters were to play that night on TV. Since I used to be fond of the team, I decided thatl would watch the game. First of all, the announcer introduced the coach, Roy Bell, and said he had played ball with the Globe Trotters after completing his college career. He later became the coach. I left France at 8:00 o'clock. By 1:00 o'clock I was in Detroit and there I saw a great number of my old classmates. I bought a newspaper and there on the front page I saw Jesse Walker, Joe Adams, Clarence Tomlinson, and Bobby Cooley. They were going to appear in the Combo Band with Bobby and Clarence. I decided to go to the theater. Could you guess who was the owner and operator of the theater? James Richardson and Dorothy Hood, and they finally got married. Dorothy told me that Edith Barbour and Martha Lassiter were teaching business education classes at Mitchell's Business School owned by Lila Mitchell. She also said that Hattie Rowland is a seam- stress for a foreign designer. Rebecca Uzzell models dresses for Fashion Magazines, and fashion shows. It was simply fascinating to see so many of my old classmates. After going back to my hotel, I got a call from Carolyn Whitley, and she told me she is a social worker and her husband, a preacher. My vacation ends next week. 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Sec. - Janice Watsong Treas. - Annette Barnes. 5-X Pres. - Phyllis Richardson, Vice Pres. , Sec. - Jacquelyn Randy Asst. Sec. - Larry Eyansg Treas. - Michael Hood. 4-Y Pres. - Willie Stricklandg Vice Pres. - Robert Davisg Sec. - Hilda Adamsg Asst. Sec. - Gloria Hoodg Treas. - Lee Curtist Emory. 4-X Pres. - William Davisg 4-Z Pres. - Brenda Atkinson. nz. -1... fr.-v.' -1- -- A--- -- '-'-' 'H- 1-Y Annie E. Sanders, Presidentg Carolyn Harrington, Vice Pres. 5 Constian Sanders. Secretary. 1-Z Steven Tomilson, Pres.g Russel Richardson, Vice Pres.g Ella May Lam- berth, Secretary. 1-X Lavern Barnes, Presidentg Patricia Wall, Vice Pres.g Joyce Mitchell, Secretary. 2-Y Clara Smith, Presidentg Larry Mitchiner, Vice Pres.g Peggie Sanders, Secretary. 2-X Ralph Sanders, Presidentg William Smith, Vice Pres.: Kathy McCullers, Secretary. 2-Z Cossandra Atkinson, Presidentg Marvin Williamson, Vice Pres. g Wheatley Lacewell, Secretary. 3-X Gwendolyn Richardson, Presidentg Larry Dixon, Vice Pres. 5 Alice Wall, Secretary. 3-Y Alton Cooley, Presidentg Joseph Tomil- son, Vice Pres. g Theodosio McCalvin, Secretary. 3-Z Carolyn Bames, President, Phillis Badger, Vice Pres. g Jo Ann Newsome, Secretary. 4-ff gfllb junior 1 3l ! k.'. 'X ,'1 g-2 fi' --Sf Seuiar . , UA . .,Kf5,5.,. I., ,ggxtaw A-N. J ,- , V library Scicncc Hlnb 'll f ll SQ ' 1 f uw I-n KV 6 I rf 1 , X Q 1, 23 gf r ' ff if ' Q ,,,,, - I . ' , ' i nw., A - n n Sm .-..... Dancing 611155 jnnicr Hrc Pczfrcl 6rcwn and Sccpfcr Klub 7-Z Bobby Sanders - President 7-X Juanita Blackmon - President Lillie Hood - Vice President Lucille Smith - Vice President Etoy Green - Secretary Jacqueline Tomlinson - Secretary 7-Y Jesse Sanders - President Gloria Watson - Vice President Doris Sanders - Secretary .fzyhflz Grade l Q , p may A v .. - H I 1 , 1 f- l' Q - ' ' 1 . .., '?' I 4 ' - ., v ttf. Fi 0 Q. I - - 5 1 'M ,X Ev . ' x Hzzmpus Snap hots -.I N. ,Y R Q 1. afvw 4. 4x X-5, i . 5- ,J 'K Mum 42' 1,7 Hg V4 2, , ' N- , , 1 vnu xi 2 1 1541 -K.. . 5 33 -MWC TSYYY- I 4 , 'f L 1 l- H? New J-fvmemakers of Amcrica Senivr Ere Squad L.- Miss Smivr Hlass Queen ---------------- Florine Smith Escort - - -------- ---- I oe Jones Attendants Q Gloria Kirby Escort - - - --------- Thomas Blaylock Agnes Banks - Escort - - ----------- Paul Sanders Entertainment after the crowning of the Queen. East Will and Zesfumeuf We, the Seniors, being of sound mind and sound body and having made a general collection of our abilities, aspirations and other sundry articles, do hereby draw up our last will and testament. Willie Mae Wilson wills her ability to play the saxophone to Severia Rich- ardson. Elivivan Barnes wills her hair styles to Betsy Sanders. Lois Maire Williamson wills her ability to finish school to her brother. Lylie Mae Wall wills her seat in the senior class to her nephew, Billy. Dorothy Hood wills her clarinet to Mary Hunter. Katy Tomlinson wills her ability to stay in class to Morris Stith and her brother John Tomlinson. Agnes Banks wills her comprehension and use of Home Economics to Annie Crowder. Clarence Tomlinson wills his slimness to Donnie Sanders. Lila Mitchell wills her ability to translate shorthand to Dorothy Williamson. Florine Smith wills her ability to speak French to Ruby Sanders. Emma Sanders wills her dignity and charm to Martha Taylor. Edith Barbour wills her ability to keep smiling to Barbara McClamb. Thomas Blaylock wills his ability to get the bus to school on time to Leroy Pulley. - Patricia Bell wills her cheerleader uniform to Ioan Holden, her clarinet to Barbara McClamb, and Bobby Jones to Betty Joe MCC lamb. Mary Helen Holder wills her ability to get along with other people to Elsie Richardson. Paul Sanders wills all that he has accomplished these last four years to Ronald Rogers, his instrumental skill to James Sinclair, and his ability to save to everyone. Jesse Walker wills his ability to sing to Gracie Mitchell. Martha Lassiter wills her ability to read shorthand to Irene Williams. Alexander Mitchell wills his ability to play the trumpet to Bobby Jones. Maggie George wills her ability to finish school to Dessie Hagans. Woodrow Barnes wills his ability to do his work in the Lunchroom to Harvey Barbour. Gloria Kirby wills her love for Dear Ole Cooper to Lindsey Badgett. Benjamin McCullers wills his neatness to Arnold Sanders. James Richardson wills his ability to be a careful bus driver to his brother, Jimmy. Murphy Stewart wills his ability to mind his own business to Ernie McNeil. James Stewart wills his ability to yell at the right time to Dallas Pittman. Joe Jones wills his ability to preside as President of the Student Council to Marjorie Newsome. Carolyn Whitley wills her shape to Phyllis Creech, her ability to Cat heartily in the lunchroom no matter what the dish may be to Arnold Sanders. Bobby Cooley wills his ability to stay in school to his brother, George. Ethel Eason wills her most pleasing personality to Morris Stith. Rebecca Uzzell wills her hair styles to Ondra McClamb. John Merritt wills his ability to play all the girls to Arnold Sanders. Carrie Watkins wills her cool walk to Alice Faye Watson. Boston Sanders wills his ability to filibust to Jesse O 'Neal and William Hin- ton. Joseph Adams wills to Odell Williamson snake oil and buzzard grease to keep the joints of our basketball team together and in good working order. Roy Bell wills his ability to play basketball to Robert High. Carrie Sanders wills her height to Carolyn Cox. Robie Williams wills his ability to play the trumpet to his brother, Larry. Alice Hood wills her place in the Crown and Scepter Club to Phyllis Creech, and her hair styles to Irene Williams. Hattie Lee McNeil wills her petite frame to Barbara Earp, her many dance steps to Hattie Tuck, and all of her love to Willie Williams. Testators: Paul Sanders Alice Hood Katy Tomlinson Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mr. Marvin B. Hinton Victoria Watkins Mitchell Watkins Cleora Watson Gracie Lassiter Shirley Mitchell Mayese Conyers Major Sanders Pearl Richardson Rutha Smith H, D, Heartley Miss Rosalind Goodson Mrs. Mehetabel McNeil Miss Gertrude Badgetr Mrs, Brookie Atkinson Mrs. Gladys Freeman Mr, Bennie Smith Miss Gwendolyn Smith Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs, Mr. Mrs. Mr. Miss Bettie l-lodges Renia Byrd Minnie Jones Robert Emory Bessie Lassiter Ja ck Smith Sherrill Rowland Florence Watson Elizabeth Hunter Flonnie Lynn Clinton Williamson Minner Sanders Richard Creech Louvenia Smith PATRONS Mrs. Mrs. lvirs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs . Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, B A S K E T B A L L Ella McCormick Carrie Sanders Octavia Barnes Viola Williams Stella Trotter Celesta Hunter Irene Rowland Henry Watson William Henry Kirby Hattie Watson Ruth Peacock Maggie Sanders Lottie Mitchell Gus Neal Velma Watson and Mrs. Luther Holder Blanche Winston William Griffin Bettie Griffin Elouise Sherrod Dorothy Foye Malissie Hood Donnie Edmondson Miss Mertie Holder Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Callie Sealey Grover Sealey Nellie Mulhollen Merl Mnhollen Lona Lee Barnes Charles Barnes Bertha Castleberry Lacy Castleberry Mr. Leslie Murphy Mrs. Alice Heath Mr. Wilmon Heath Mrs. Maggie Bell Mrs. Bertha Terry Mr. Carl Dublin Mr. Willie Williams Mr. Amos Williamson Mrs. Julia Morgan Mrs. Mina Sanders Mrs. Nellie Emory Mrs. Mable Tomlinson Mr, Lynell Williamson Mrs. Ethel Eason Mrs. Sallie Sampson Mrs. Bettie Staggers Mr. William Eason Mrs, Janie Sanders Mr, and Mrs. J. Holiday Mr. Lemon Avery Mrs. Fannie Tuck Mr. Newman Jives Mr, Dewitt Stalling Mr. N. L. Cannady Miss M. L. Forney Mr. Albert Wilson Miss Dora Wilson Mr. and Mrs. G. Moore Mr. Turner Mitchell Mr. Lewis .Byrd Mr. Joe A. Barbour Mr, Thomas Miles Mr. James Morrison Mr. Willie Morrison Miss E.Y. Shumpert Mr, Stewart Mrs Agnes Barbour Mr. James Barbour Mrs Glendora Cooper Mr, and Mrs. James Hood Mrs Golene Atkinson Mr. Gillmore Sanders Mr. Elbert Sanders Mr. James J. Mitchell Mrs Elizabeth Richardson Mr. Abraham George Mr, Paul McCoy Mrs Laura Uzzelle Mr. Calvin Uzzelle Mrs Beulah Creech Mr. Ovie G. Barnes Mr. George Rowland Miss S. Heath Mrs John Tomlinson Mrs W. D. Tomlinson Mr. H. R. Mitchell Mrs E, J, Darden Mrs. Johnnie Barnes Mr. Billy Dunn Mrs. Robelia Sanders Mrs. James Williams Mrs, Mattie Goodson Mrs. Lessie Hunter Mrs. Dora Penny Mrs. Lugenia Jones Mr. Calvester Holder Mrs. Thomas Sanders Mrs, Pearlie Harris Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sanders Mr. Joseph Sanders Mrs. Ada Vinson Miss Elventa Richardson Mrs. Alice Young Mrs. Gladys Kirby Rev. C. W, Wall Mrs, Miggie Wall Miss Verdell Morgan ' Mrsf Estella Trotter Mr. Douglas Wall Mrs. Florine Smith Mrs. Dorothy Smith Miss Betty Jean Smith Mr. Wardell Morgan Mrs. Elizabeth Watson Mrs, Joyce Avery Mr. George Griffin Mr. Edward Watson Miss Dorothy Mitchell Mrs. Alease Greene Mr. Hubert Bell Mrs. Sylvia Butler Mrs. Bernice Squarewell Miss Forest Hayes Mrs. Lola Mae Sanders Mr. Robie Williams, Sr. Mrs. Pearlene Williams Miss Lula Williams Mr. John A. 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