Douglass High School - Lion Yearbook (Thomasville, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

m.,u.5zm Alma. y the goalg set for us by those vic - to - rious, who have brought thee ff it HQIFHLITH Doug-lass High School, al - ma ma - ter, we will e'er live by Bea - cons high we raise be-fore us, striv- ing hard to reach t tf , tt W Qt fm f ff , ff, LT 4 to fjf' tt QQ f 7 ffl -f-of W V , ' 7.7 Y, or ,,- . Y A-YYVY,- ear HY nh, ,Y :YY -Y- thy creedg lift-ing high thy loft - y pre - cepts, set for us by L, :W 'T Q, NN 1 A we: ' ,, ww. MR W and . M V XL 'A . we . N A W ' Y .gy 1' 'N wwe-f a W. we 0 Slxxool Maher Weds F- N- ffhrlivs. 1 15115331113 e those who lead. A1 - ma ma - ter, may our heafts stay gd? fame un - told. Doug-lass High School, loy-al hearts sing out to Hmifjf IU gmt M if E3 M y O V thee, sons and daugh - ters we will ev - er faith - ful be: El E U V V Y Y Y Y Y . Y Y Y H Y I Y V x -, ak ' .M z U, ,. 'H 4. Ln' .C if W , P , 'ggi ii- ' 4 1 if Ex 2232 1511 is iz? .. , 5,, ,Rf A , is lp R s Q 15 A XF? LEW , --Q1 ' Q L ig , in 3 ' 3 Q' lv.. 'ff A Q ' ' L JS Q A wir Pivfi 21 1,5-. ff .LIP mi, lik' . U : u vii' 2453 ' L W. .. g , . 2.5 7-3 f iii .ff Q ,-r ,Q : f L., , ' -mg. 1 veal Pnl Q .4 .Q--' ie! 5 N Zi QQ. Per' 121 ' A7 ... , q CONTENTS Contents and Title Foreword and Staff Dedication Buildings Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Class History and Will Favorites Athletics Activities Advertising E? The Annual Staff DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL Thomasville , Georgia Presents . . ' 1 f 4 I Ag fr f - ?4, , C 'FJ f y migx a' ,, . QW .Nf xx 'A W ff Q .sxd figs ,!' ijzz? 1 ' L 1612 1959 eargoof QSXM OFQ CUOI' The '59 Lionhas designated this page as a means of expressing the extreme pleasure of keeping alive these sweet memories of our high school days that are ever so dear to us. For many years to come, may it be a torch, lighting our pathways of lifeg a lift, bringing joy and satisfaction to our hearts. Grateful thanks are due the many people who have worked diligently along with us in every respectg to the staff for their valuable and practical suggestionsg to our advisors, Mrs. M. F. Harris and Miss D. L. Stadler, for their technical advice and untiring efforts. Jacfluelyn Everette Editor-in-Chief Qeafcabbn Our hearts overflowing with love, gratitude, and admiration, we, the graduating class of 1959, have chosen to honor, in a very special way, our de- voted sponsors upon whom we have depended so completely for guidance and understanding throughout the blossoming years of our high school career. No words can express our deepest and sincerest feelings toward these won- derful persons who have so faithfully guided and directed us throughout our senior year. With a spirit of sincere humility intermingled with the joyful pride of achievement, our senior class is indeed privileged to dedicate this 1959 Lion to you, Mrs. M. F. Harris and Miss D. L. Stadler. 081.9 High School Kuzghys 629 Jlllljor Q 1 1.911 High School Gymnasium Douixass E eine QKBYS . MG Xodugxxax S. H, Dunlap Elementary 9 4 A , I I 1 I I a I I E I I I I r I 7 I 1 1 ! I llli'vlII4il!l!!IIIiLUZP'llllilllillliillillflll'?ll1lIZZlXliIllIlI!lln!l1ilIlII'll'!4l!llfI'flflullllllflfnllillllllfifIlll!Ll'I'H'lil!'lIllllZll':nlllIlllIll'll.liflzllll!llllflll1lll41KQIllflllI.l1Jli!Hl!!lIliilInl!H1 UIQ CD12 W. J, VARNER, Principal - R. D, BLAKENEY, Superintendent They take the lead - - Planning, Supervising, Inaugurating, for Our growth in, Our enjoyments of, Our appreciation for, Life. jge J oarof Superintendent, R, D. Blakeney, Left End, Chairman of Board, Lawson Neal, Center. Members: Left to right: Frank Forrester, Heyward Vann, Charles Simmons Ir., Dr. Warren Taylor, Terrell A. Singletary. Missing, Jeff M, Golden, Treasurer DENNIS HADLEY Assistant Secretary MRS, S. F. GIBSON T177 Ofjccm President RUSSELL EVERETTE Secretary MRS. G, REVELS cjcfoof gacufy I. I. BRYANT Florida A8LM University Physical Education. MISS O, CARTER Albany State College Physical Education. MRS S. F GIBSON Spelman College Florida A8LM University English, French. I . P. HARPER Bethune Cookman College Florida A8LM University Science MRS M F HARRIS Savannah State College Home Economics E HOPKINS Fort Valley State College Mathematics G. LEWIS Morris Brown College Social Studies. MISS F. N. MARTIN Fort Valley State College New York University Science . MRS. E. L. MORRIS Fort Valley College Atlanta University English, Librarian. MRS. M. H. McIVER Bennett College Social Studies. E. H, SMITH South Carolina Stare New York University Industrial Arts. MRS. M, L. SMITH Talladega College Florida ASLM University English. FTSE? LA isa fill MISS W. I. ELZY MISS D. L. STADLER Shaw University English, Social Studies. H. WALDEN Florida A8LM University Music. E. C. WILLIAMS Savannah State College Florida A8LM University Mathematics. MRS. R. H. WRIGHT Fort Valley State College Commercial Education. Principal's Secretary unzbr gacufy MRS. R. W. GAULDIN MRS, R, C. HADLEY MRS. W. M. R. JOHNSON MRS, E. KING R. SPENCER MISS R. L. STEPHENS MRS. W, I, VARNER MRS. P. A. WASHINGTON fD0uyQss Crjkmenfary gacufy MRS. LAWSON MISS D. MONROE MRS. SIMPSON MRS. E. W. TAYLOR MRS. E. R. WATTS MRS. P. WILKERSON MRS. G. M. WILLIAMS MRS. V. M. DAVIS MRS. P. A. EASTON MRS. E. GARFIELD MISS L. M. GREENE MISS R. HARVEY MRS. LANCASTER PICTURES NOT SHOWN MRS. M. ROLLINS MRS, E. D. WILLIAMS MISS L. A. WRIGHT fDu12Qp CIEQHQ en fary gacufy W. A. MORRIS, Principal MRS. V. BRAZEAL MRS. J. M. BRYANT MISS E. COLEMAN MRS. A. L. CONYERS MRS. R. I. EVERETTE MISS G. GATLIN MISS M. GLENN MRS. B. GOLDWIRE MRS. P. GREENE MRS. L. GROOMS MISS F. JEFFERSON MRS. M. LEWIS O. T. LEWIS MISS A. MOORE MRS. E. T. THREATT MRS. C. WESTON gun cfroom C3114 Gusfoofdns J I I I I 1 I 7 V I ! r p l w 1 i ,!Klfi'llllll2Ii'lIixI'!lIfl1IZlil-IIN!Jil!ll.'flllizlfllI1llL!!wlllYlflXI31'l!I1.4lillli'fl- lufflllllln'I2IllIif!lIlli5i:illKllnIlli!'!IfrlKlQ2il!'lFllIl'2llKc4LlMILi!l2!l!'l!llllI'ilIflllfillil'Ii4i7lllI'VHlll!Cl 'l BESSIE PEARL BURCH Library Club 4. MARTIN BUSH Liberal Arts Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Dramatics lg Basketball 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1, 2, 3.4g Business Club 45 Year- book Staff 4g Science Club 4: Class President 3: Class Vice President 4g Science Club Chaplain 4. HOWARD CASTLIN Math and Science Science Club 1,2,4g Newspaper Staff 3g School Patrol 3,4: Captain School Patrol 4. BARBARA ANDERSON Home Economics Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Business Club 2 3.4: Basketball 4g Newspaper Club 1. JEROME BAILEY Math and Science Science Club l,2.3,4: School Patrol lg Yearbook Staff 4. EDDIE COLEMAN Math and Science Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Science Club 3, 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Football 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Assistant Business ,Manager Yearbook Staff5 Student Coun- cil 45 Class President 25 Class Vice President 1. SAVANNAH COLEMAN Liberal Arts Modern Dance 15 Cheerleader Civics Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Science Club 45 Track 1,25 Chorus 4. 1: WILLIE JOE COOK Math and Science Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Sci- ence Club 1, 2, Vice President 2, Business Manager 45 Hi-Y 3 45 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Business Manager 45 Honor So- ciety 3,45 Treasurer 45 Year- book Staff 2,3,4. Business Manager 45 Class President 1, 25 Vice President 3,4. CURTIS CURRY Liberal Arts School Patrol 3,45 Modern Dance 35 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 2,3 Track 25 l-li-Y 1,25 Science Club 45 Business Club 45 Newspaper Staff 3. ELIJAH DANIELS Math and Science Hi-Y 1,25 Newspaper Club 35 Science Club 45 School Patrol 3 45 Varsity Football 4. LINWOOD DI.XON Math and Science Newspaper Club lp Basketball 4g Science Club 2,3,4g Base- ball 3.4g School Patrol 2.3.4. SIMON O. DOCKETT Math and Science Science Club 1, Treasurer: Hi-Y 2.3, Treasurer 2,35 Track 23, Library Club 45 Senior Class Treasurerg Junior Class T reasurerg Yearbook Staff, Treasurer. IOA NN DUNBAR Home Economics Tri-Hi-Y 1.2.33 Business Club 3g Student Council 3.4: Science Club 4, Assistant Secretary 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Miss 12B. PANSY DANIELS Liberal Arts . Tri-Hi-Y 1.2.3,4g Band 1.2, 3.4: Student Council 2.3.4. BETTY DEMPSEY Home Economics Dramatics 1.2.35 Business Club 3.4g Science Club 4. EDWIN ELZY Liberal Arts Newspaper Club 1, Hi-Y 2, Science Club 1, School Patrol 1. JACQUELINE L, EVERETTE Math and Science Science Club 1, Assistant Secre tary, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Assistant Secretary 3, Secretary 4, Dramatics Club 2.3, Secre- tary 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Secretary 4, Library Club 4, Junior Class Assistant Secretary 3, Senior Class Assistant Secretary 4, Chorus 4, Editor-in-Chief Year- book Staff 4, Yearbook staff 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Miss Home coming 1,25 Miss Douglass Attendant 3. DORIS FRAZIER Math and Science Modern Dance 1.2.3, Tri-Hi- Y 1.4, Business Club 4, Science Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Miss Homecoming's Attendant 2, School Patrol 1. BOBBY GRAHAM Math and Science School Patrol 1,2,3,4, Science Club 3.4, Hi-Y 1.2.3. JAMES EDWARD GREENE Math and Science Science Club 1.2,3,4, Business Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Modern Dance 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Club 4, Chorus ,3,4. JAMES N. GREENE Math and Science Dramatics Club 3.4. RUT HIE LEE GREENE Liberal Arts Modern Dance 1.2.3. Cheering Squad 1g Business Club 3: Science Club 4. ALICE HAYES Modern Dance lg Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3.4. Cheerleader 2.3. DAISY HAYES Home Economics Dramatics lg Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.45 Science Club 3.4: Business 3. 4. Basketball 2.3.4. ERIS HAYES Commercial'Education Tri-Hi-Y 1.25 Business Club 2 4, Assistant Secretary 3: News- paper Club 3g Library Club 4. ROBERT HILL Liberal Arts Science Club 1.2.3.4. MARTHA ANN HUDSON Home Economics Tri-Hi-Y 1,2.3,4p Business Club 3,43 Track 1,2g Band 2. 3,45 School Patrol 1.2: Year- book Staff 4. JANIE LEE HAYES - Commercial Education Library Club 1.2.45 Newspaper Club 3g Business Club 3.4. HATTIE MAE HESTER Home Economics Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2,3,4g Business Club 3, Secretary 4g Basket- ball 4. VIRGINIA HESTER Commercial Education Dramatics 1,45 Chorus 1.2.3, 4, Secretary 15 Business Club 2.3, Reporter 4g Modern Dance 3.4: Cheerleader 45 Basketball 4. HERBERT JACKSON Math and Science Hi-Y 1.2.3.4: Modern Dance 33 Science Club 4: Business Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Chorus 4. LILLIE MAE JOHNSON Math and Science Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4g Modern Dance 35 Business Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4. ARTHUR JONES Math and Science Hi-Y lg Science Club 2,3,4. MAE FRANCES JONES Commercial Education Tri-Hi-Y 1,2g Business Club 2, Treasurer 3.4: Newspaper Club 35 Library Club 4. FLORINE MACK Liberal Arts Business Club lg Class Treasurer lg Civics Club 25 Class Assis- tant Secretary 2g Class Secretary 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3g Miss Junior 3g Science Club 45 Library Club 4: Yearbook Staff 45 Band 4. BENJAMIN MONROE Math and Science Science Club 1,2,3,4. JEAN MONROE Home Economics Newspaper Club 1g Library Club lg Miss 9Dg Student Council 1. 2.3.43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3.4: Miss I-lomecoming's Atten- dant 2g Business Club 3.4g Class Treasurer 2g Vice President Class 35 Miss Douglass 4. FREDDIE MASSEY Liberal Arts Hi-Y 1.2.3g School Patrol 3.4: Baseball 3.4g Science Club 4. GENE EDDIE McCLA IN Math and Science Newspaper Club 1g Science Club 2.3g Track 1g School Patrol 3g Hi-Y 4. LUCILLE MITCHELL Math and Science Science Club 1g Tri-Hi-Y 2.4: Modern Dance 3: Newspaper Club 4g Yearbook Staff 4g School Patrol 1g Class Secretary 1.23 Business Club 4. Vice President 4. MARIE MONROE Commercial Education Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,45 Business Club 4. ELLA MAE REID Commercial Education Library Club lg Cheerleader 1,25 Modern Dance 35 Bus- iness Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 45 Miss Senior. FRANCES REVELS Commercial Education Library Club 1,25 Business 2, 35 Newspaper' 15 Science 4. QUEEN E. RIVERS Commercial Education Dramatic Club 15 Library 35 Modern Dance lg Honor Society 3,45 Business 45 Dra matic 25 Chorus 3,45 Year- book Staff 45 Cheerleader 4. SALLY ROAN Commercial Education Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Business 2, 3, 4. JAMES SMITH Liberal Arts Science Club 1.2.35 Hi-Y 3: Newspaper Staff 4: Business Club 4. Yearbook Staff 4. JOAN TAYLOR General Business Club 45 Library 4. DORIS ROBINSON Commercial Education Newspaper Club 1.2.33 Business Club 3.4. Science 4. MARTHA M. SHAW Math and Science Modern Dance Club 1.2.43 Secre tary Civic Club lg Business Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. Typist Year- book Staff 4: Band 2.3.4. Secre- tary National Honor Society 3.4. CHRISTINE SIMON Home Economics Dramatic Club lg Business Club 1.2.3.4gT1'i-Hi-Y 2.3g Science Club 4. Band 3.4. MARY A. TAYLOR Home Economics Tri-Hi-Y 1.3: Business 2: Dramatics 3: Library 4. MYRTLE TAYLOR Commercial Education Library Club 1.2.4: Newspaper Staff 3: Business Club 3.4. LARRY THOMAS Math and Science Science Club 1.4: Hi-Y 2: Chorus 2.3: Football 3.4. WILLIE J. THOMPSON Liberal Arts Dramatic Club 1: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Business Club 4: Science Club 4 Chorus 1.2,3,4: Basketball 1: 2,3,4: Yearbook Staff 4. JULIUS T, TILLMAN Math and Science School Patrol 1,2: Hi-Y. 1.2. 3: Science Club 4: Baseball 1. 2.3. CAROL E. WARREN Liberal Arts Science Club 1.4: Modern Dance Club 1,2,3,4p Band 3,45 Year- book Staff 3.4. WILLIAM WATTS Math and Science Student Council 1.2,3,4p Hi- Y l,2,3g Science Club 4g Foot- ball 2, 3: National Honor Society 3.4. SYLVESTER TILLMAN Math and Science Dramatic Club lg Student Council lg Hi-Y 2,3.4g Science Club 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,25 Yearbook Staff 45 Business Club 4. BERNARD WALKER Math and Science Hi-Yg Science Club 2.3.45 National Honor Society 3.4: Yearbook staff 4g Business Club 4g Basketball 2.3. CHARLIE WARD Liberal Arts Student Council 1,2.3,4p Year- book Staff 4g Football 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1, 2.3: Baseball 1,2g Chorus 1.2, 3.4. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Class Presi- dent 3.4. JOHNNY WILLIAMS Math and Science Dramatic Club 2g Hi-Y lg News- paper Staff 1.3: Science Club 2. LOTTIE WILSON Home Economics Science Club lg Business Club 2,3,4g Newspaper Club 2,3,4: Track 1,2. HANSELL WILLIS Liberal Arts Science Club 1,25 Hi-Y 4g Library 3g School Patrol 4. HENRY WHEELER Math and Science Science Club 1.2.45 Newspaper Staff 3. ETHEL L, WHITE Liberal Arts Library Club 1.23 Newspaper Staff 35 Business Club 33 Science Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4. ELLEN L. WRIGHT Math and Science Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Vice Presi- dent 45 Class Secretary 1,23 Dramatics lg Business Club President 4: Chorus 1.3, Secretary and Assistant Director 45 Band 1,2g Nat- ional Honor Society 3,4g Yearbook Staff 4. BARBARA KEARNEY Newspaper Staff 4. NOT SHOWN ROBERT BANKS WILLIAM CROMARTIE CHARLIE HOMER CHARLES WARE 1 5 9 I I I I I 1 'ihlllhlhllLfilllIillllllilliliHilUlIillIll lliIlllllkhflfIEHIIJIEHSI llllllllillli!Illnllilllflli ClllllliHill'-HDIITEI!IIIZEIWINSIEIZIH al 'l':1lil!lYl!Il I rllllvlllflI'l!'Ill5iZIIH1h1Mll'lll!2Zl'EiI' ull! John Brown Carl Bryant Kenneth Calhoun Elvert Chester Lillian Chester Louise Chester Betty Cobb Annie Coleman Horace Coleman Merrill Baker Tommie Baker Mary Baldwin Mattie Baldwin Amos Blalock Barbara Blalock Donnie Corbett Betty Cromartie Delores Darring Lue11a Darring Carolyn Davis Jimmy Davis Marian Davis Yvonne Davis Jimmy Dempsey Patricia Dunbar Lemuel Elzy Johnny Favors Albert Ford Dorothy Franklin Rosa Gibson Lee Oliver Hudson Cleveland Jackson Roy Jackson Dorothy Jones Eddie Larkins Curtis Mathis Allen McGill Ioe McQueen Barbara Miller Oscar Greene Harold Hall Belvine Harris Harvey Mania Constance Hill Randall Hill Cora Moody James Moore Louise Moore Benjamin Morris Dorothy Peters Leroy Pettis Joan Reid Joyce Reid Lois Revels Angeline Roan Marie Robinson Artis Scott Mae Scott Lois Scruggs Patricia Shoats Howard Walker Milton Watson Lawrence Westbrooks Norman Wilkerson Annie L. ,Williams Annie R. Williams Clarence Williams Myrtle Woodard Marie Worthy Edwina Smith William Smith Pearlie Spann Rachel Spaulding Johnny Stukes Milton Thomas Emily Thompson Priscilla Virgil w , . 1 1 L r In UIKYILNUNILMIHII RIIIIBLHI I-IIIIU1 RlHlYU1HDll'1 HllUDC1HIl5l11l'lTl'IlI'lHlFlMPl1ll'll1.I HUHTIIHTILH HKU IIIIIIJHIXHILDUIMI I-H1Ull'Ill IHIHHIHHHSIHHILHII IOHUUHU H IH Rosa Rosa Richmond Liston Rosella E11J2h Andrews Baker Bivens Fred Culler Lester Davis Wilmer Dalany Hollard Dickey Lloyd Dickey Clarice Diggs Bradley Broadnax Brown Robert Brown Mable Calhoun Clarence Catchings Irene Childs Lucy Cobbs Carrie Coleman Manhgw W1l11e Clarence Dlggs Duncan Elleby Tommie Franklin Robert Frazier Jean Gladney Evernease Golden Charles Greene Ella Greene Albert A lvrn Robert Fletcher Ford Fra nklm 'WED sr. is ,fr r flow or ka K in A 5 , 2 Eg L..k Q. Gloria Gray Gertrude Hadley Naomi Hadley Roberta Hall Kenneth Hamilton Edna Hardy Ervin Benjamin Norma Harris Hatcher Hester Charlie Mitchell Alma Monroe Beverly Morrow Elaine Moron Christine Murphy Iola Murphy Dorothy H igdon Joann Jones William Mack Ethel Massey Catherine Mclntyre Herny McMillan Annie McQueen Nettie Corine Hill James Susie C atherine Eddie Owens Reid Reid Lucious Robinson William Robinson David Rone Marvin Sanders Robert Scott Vivian Shaw ww In M, John Reid ss S i fjgf si if Scif 'PKK 2 H ,Sq Q fx 3 W' 4-. x ,, .f is - sf 53 Marian Simmons Lula Sirmons Cynthia Smith John Smith Ellis Spaulding Hayward Taylor Ramona Sandra Reid Revels .4 s- ' eg f Arthur H2261 Thomas Thomas Earnest Williams Lou Williams Eula Willis James Wilson Thelma Wilson Louett Wright Chester A1v1e Tripp Ward Thomas Washington Willie Watson Leander Webb Edward Wheeler Johnny White Charlie Williams J W i r l I V 4 I I I 1 F I i Il!'PIi!EZ1i lIl'I-hllnhHZWEIUPIYllh!lI:ilI1li'il7!3lliilFl1'IIEEIHEJHHKI'lllfi'lI1lll'!IH?.!IIl!ll!!H'fhllI-'lllAll:luZil'll.!ll'lINHl1Ulu WIIIH.llillLIII'll2lllfxllllH'l'hl'Illl!'n'llhZ'IN.L!lSli'lllwllil I Ethel Adams Francis Allen Eillen Arrington John Baker Thelma Bell Rosetta Brown Julia Bryant A. I. Childs Jewelry Cody Dorothy Coleman David Coles Edward Cromartie Joseph Daniels Willie Daniels Margaree Davis Mildred Davis George Ellis Otis Evans Sandra Everette Jewel Ford Claudia Foskey Emma Gable Carolyn Garlin Robert Greene Joan Hadley John Hardy Rosa Hanse ll Constance Harris Cora Hayes Sarah Hayes Eleanor Ivey Geraldine Jackson William James Lucille Johnson Mary Johnson Ollie Keaton Peter Kendrick Bernice Keys Albert Lewis Arthur Lundy Howard Lundy R. Lee Manning Avon Martin Hester Mathis Westly McNish Dorothy Mitchell Lessie Mitchell Grace Monroe Jerry Monroe Carolyn Moss Patricia Moton Altona Murray Corine Peterson Horace Reid Clarence Revels Annie Roan M t 5 if X x NX X Eugene Anderson Iacquelyn Bell Charlie Bowdry George Davis Saundra Rollins Shirley Rush Dwight Scott Larry Scott Jerome Simpeon Carolyn Smith Sandra Smith Dorothy Spencer Eula Spencer Charlie Thomas Elmer Thompson Martha Tillman Theresa Tillman Sarah Walker Richard Waters Johnny Watson Willie White Andrew Williams Betty Williams Loretta Williams l Juanita Wilson Annie Young Pictures Not Available Moritta Duncan 106 Lundy Margaret Ellis Laffy MOHIFOC Mary Floyd Lloyd Sanford Booker Gray Bobby Thomas Jimmy Jordan I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ii'Ilillnllll1IiflJlllli5lIllI!IllIl!l'll'llllXIII!Zlllinliilll1l!'lIlul7lxllilill:li1rIllllllllfllillifllfl l!fillIlrlH'5llIWI!lv'!IlZ'IZli1iIll'!l!Il'! !!ilI! Tulll!llIiZl'Iu:lIl'!ll1I'Iill1lIr'Ilill''!llllHIIx'!ll!1! ms Qouykss JEAN T. MONROE WSJ Zouykss a120fg7ffen0Q12fs L .AM EDWINA SMITH JEAN T. MONROE LLLLIAN CHESTER ms jgmecomzhy anof Qr!7ffQI20Q12fS THERESA TILLMAN ETHEL M. MASSEY ROSA L. ANDREWS Rim 70011655 JEWEL FORD C3635 ZIQQIQLS' Miss Senior Miss Junior ELLA M. REID DELORES DARRING Miss Sophomore Miss Freshman NETTIE HILL LORETTA WILLIAMS 9121014 aoorzfes Most Intellectual Most Talented JACQUELINE EVERETTE - BERNARD WALKER LOUISE WRIGHT - CHARLIE WARD Most Athletic DAISY HAYES - CHARLIE WARD Most Studious Most Likely To Succeed JACQUELINE EVERETTE ' BERNARD WALKER JACQUELINE EVERETTE - BERNARD WALKER S.......Z I C 9121014 auorzfes Most P0pular Most Charming Couple LOUISE WRIGHT - CHARLIE WARD JEAN MONROE - HERBERT IACKSON Best A11 Around LOUISE WRIGHT - CHARLIE WARD Most Lady and Gentleman Like Most Glamorous and Handsome JEAN MONROE - CHARLIE WARD MARTHA SHAW - JAMES SMITH Q enzbr aoorzfes Friendliest Wittiest JEAN MONROE - ELUAH DANIELS CURTIS CURRY Most Talkative LOUISE WRIGHT - WILLIE THOMPSON Quietest Nearest JEAN MONROE - JEROME BAILEY DORIS FRAZIER - J. GREENE. J. SMITH Gkss jlgsfofy The Senior Class of 1959 has finally reached its long-waited-for dream. Unfortunately, some have fallen by the wayside. From an excited, timid, newly interested group of freshmen, we have climbed the ladder of success, enduring many hardships, failures, and moments of despair. From 122 timid freshmen of 1955 have evolved 72 determined seniors of 1959. You will see what we have done through the years. In September, 1955, 122 boys and girls eagerly enrolled in Douglass High School. We were divided into four sec- tions with Miss Harriet Jones, Mr. Leaman Parker, Miss Mable Fortson, and Miss Dorothy Stadler as advisors. We were all proud of them. They were very dutiful and understanding. This was a happy year for us freshmen. We were very fortunate in having Miss Homecoming. Jacqueline Everette-, to reign over the Homecoming festivities. In the rally, we raised more money than any of the other classifications. We were also fortunate in having the following students make the honor roll: Florine Mack, Jean Monroe, Gene McClain, Queen Rivers, William Watts, Louise Wright, Martha Shaw, Willie Thompson, Henry Wheeler, Willie Cook, Jacqueline Everette, Bernard Walker, Barbara Anderson. Many students appeared in various assembly programs. That year we also had two freshmen in the winners spot- light. Participating ln the annual Oratorical Contest, sponsored by the American Legion, Ellen Louise Wright won lst place - 515. 00. Jacqueline Everette won 3rd place with 55. 00, Other freshmen who participated were Martha Shaw and William Watts. Our class officers were Willie Cook, Rosa L. Cobb, Jean Monroe, and William Watts. Those participating in var- sity football were Robert Banks, Isaac Williams, Amos Tillman, and Willie J. Armster. The varsity basketball player was Martin Bush. That year, unfortunately, we lost 26 pupils. In September, 1956, 96 students returned to start a new term, this time sophomores. Gee! This was an exciting year! Again we had priority over the Homecoming festivities. Jacqueline Everette was again elected Miss Homecoming. Her attendants were Doris Frasier and Jean Monroe, also sophomores. Our instructors that year were Miss D. L. Stadler, Mr. L. C. Parker and Miss M. P. Fortson. In the winners spotlight we again find two sophomores - Ellen Louise Wright flst place! and Martha Shaw 12nd placej. Not only did Ellen win 1st locally, but also lst in the district and 2nd in the state. We were proud of her that year! Our class officers were Martha Shaw, Eddie Coleman, and William Watts. The varsity football players were Charlie Ward, Amos Tillman, William Watts, Wilson Chester, Robert Banks, and Willie I. Armster. Our varsity basket- ball players were Martin Bush and Charlie Ward. The students making the honor roll were Jacqueline Everette, Martha Shaw, Louise Wright, Bernard Walker, Willia Watts, Linwood Dixon, Queen Rivers, James Smith, Willie Thompwn, and Willie Cook. That year Carol Warren was elected as Miss Sophomore. Lucille Mitchell and Christine Simon were her attendants The sophomores ended their term by giving a sophomore ball at the Club Ambassador in May, This gala affair was chaperoned by our three advisors, Miss Stadler, Miss Fortson, and Mr. Parker. In September, 1957, 87 juniors faithfully returned to good ole D.H.S, Our homeroom teachers were Miss M. Fort- son Qwho, during the holidays, became Mrs. Mable Harrisj and Mr. L. C. Parker. We were a great success in the rally. During the Homecoming festivities we were proud to have Jacqueline Everette as an attendant for Miss Douglass. The American Legion again sponsored its annual Oratorical Contest. The only junior participating was Jacqueline Everette. She won 3rd place, S5. 00. The National Honor Society inducted seven juniors into the organization. They were Jacqueline Everette, William Watts, Martha Mae Shaw, Bernard Walker, Queen Esther Rivers, Willie J. Cook, and Ellen Louise Wright And then - the biggest event of all - the JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM! We used as our theme Evening in Paris. It was a grand success! Just the sight of us juniors in handsome dinner jackets and breath-taking formals made us beam with pride! The varsity football players were Robert Banks, Wilson Chester, Amos Tillman, Charlie Ward, Eddie Coleman, William Watts, and Larry Thomas. The basketball varsity players were Eddie Coleman, Martin Bush, Curtis Curry, and Charlie Ward, The girls' varsity team included Daisy Hayes and Erma Hunter. Our class officers were Bernard Walker, presidentg Willie Cook, vice president, Florine Mack, secretary, and Simon Dockett, treasurer. Honor roll members were Jacqueline Everette, Louise Wright, Martha Shaw, Bernard Walker, William Watts, Barbara Anderson, Queen Rivers, Henry Wheeler, and Willie Cook. September, 1958! A year we will always remember. A year forever imprinted in the minds of the seniors of '59, A year that truly showed us to be mature, diligent students, That fall '73 students climbed the last rung of the ladder. With the wonderful guidance of Mrs. M, F, Harris and Miss D. L. Stadler, we began our final year at Douglass High School. The Yearbook Staff gave the first back-to-school hop, which was a grand success! Off to a good start with the Homecoming festivities, Jean Monroe was crowned as 'Miss Douglass. Again the seniors took the lead in the rally. We were most out- standing in the Homecoming parade, We gave Christmas boxes to needy families as a means of sincere appreciation to our wonderful advisors who gave us a lively and colorful Christmas party in the Home Economics room. The remainder of the year promises to be as eventful as the beginning. CASS ff We, the Senior Class of Douglass High School, in this year of 1958 to 1959, being in reasonably good health and of doubt- fully sound mind. realizing the uncertainty of grades and the vaclllating dispositions of our faculty membBl'S. do hereby make this, our last will and testament. I, Robert Banks, will my ability to play football to Oscar Greene. I, Martin Bush, I, Howard Castlin, will whatever I have, if I have anything, to John Brown. I, Eddie Coleman, will Jimmy Davis my girlfriend, for he needs 0119- I Willie Cook, leave whatever I have, if I have anything, to whoever needs whatever I have and can do anything with whatever this thing is. I, William Cromartie, do not leave anything. I'm just thankful Igot out. I, Curtis Curry, will my ability to maintain order on the hall to James Moore. I, Elijah Daniels, will my seat in Mrs. McIver's room to Joe McQueen. I, Pansy Daniels, will my ability to read music to Annie R. Williams. I, Linwood Dixon, leave my courteous actions to Jimmy Davis. I, Jo Ann Dunbar, will my pleasant smile to Rosa L. Gibson. I, Edwin Elzy, will my big feet to Jimmy Davis. ' I, Jacqueline Everette, leave my many talents to be distributed among the Junior Class, and my place in the Honor Soci- ety to Barbara Blalock. I, James E. Greene, will my lovely fan club fall girlsl to Lemuel Elzy. I, James N. Greene, will my dramatic ability to Norman Wilkerson. I, Daisy Hayes, will my ability to score in basketball to Annie R. Williams. I, Janie Hayes, will my petiteness to Pearlie M. Spann. I, Hattie Hester, will my ability to smile to Mae E. Scott. I, Robert Hill, will my straight legs to Horace Coleman. I, Mary F. Jones, will my ability to dance to Emily Thompson. I, Barbara Kearney, will to Pearlie Spann my old sneakers since she needs them. I, Freddie Massey, will my place on the baseball team to Randall Hill. I, Benjamin Monroe, will my favorite parking place to Amos Blalock. I, Jean Monroe, will my title of Miss Douglass to Edwina Smith, I, Ella M. Reid, will my tiny feet to Joyce Reid. I, Frances Revels, will my ability to read shorthand to Joann Reid and L. Chester. I, Martha Shaw, will my loquacious ability to Annie R. Williams. I, Myrtle Taylor, will my personality to Marie Worthy. I, Larry Thomas, will 20 pounds of unneeded weight to Harold Hall, I, Willie Thompson, will my dancing ability to Frank Bailey. I, Bemard Walker, will my ability to express myself to Lawrence Westbrooks. I, Charlie Ward, wish I had something to leave, but circumstances as they are, lneed all I have and more, too. I, Carol Warren, leave my wonderful fan club fall boysj to Patricia Shoates. I, William Watts, will my position as Student Council President to Frank Bailey. I, Henry Wheeler, will my ability to get Mr. Williams' math to Donnie Corbett. I, Ethel White, will my ability to mind my own business to Edwina Smith. I, Freeman Wilson, will my curly hair to Donnie Corbett. I, Johnnie Williams, will my ability to ask dumb questions in Mrs. Morris' class to anyone dumber than I. I, Lottie Wilson, will my shortness to Annie R. Williams. I, John H. Wilson, will my school patrol badge to Freddie Diggs. I, Louise Wright, will my oratory ability to Joan Reid and Rachel Spaulding. We, Bessie Burch, Savannah Coleman, Lillie Johnson, and Martha Hudson, will our hair styles to Cora Moody, Marie Worthy, and Priscilla Virgil. We, Eris Hayes, Marie Monroe and Queen Rivers, will our typing ability to Annie L. Williams, Rachel Spaulding, and Rosa Gibson. We, Florine Mack, Simon Dockett and James Smith, will our ability to get along with boys and girls to Constance Hill, Johnnie Stukes, and Kenneth Calhoun. We, Sally Roan and Christine Simon, will our neatness to Lois Scruggs and Angeline Roan. We, Arthur Jones, Gene McClain and Hansell Willis, will our sense of humor to Mae E. Scott, Donnie Corbett, and Roy Jacksor We, Betty Dempsey, Virginia Hester, J. T. Tillman and Herbert Jackson, will our singing ability to Daisy Thomas, Yvonne Davis, Lemuel Elzy and Donnie Corbett. We, Barbara Anderson and Doris Frazier, will our figures to Angeline Roan and Marie Worthy. We, Jerome Bailey and Ruthie Greene, will our quietness to Milton and Daisy Thomas. We, Lucille Mitchell and Sylvester Tillman, leave our courtship ability to Mary Baldwin and Norman Wilkerson. Last and least, Bobby Graham and Alice Hayes just plain leave. C633 yjI'O!0gQC'y The year is now 1969. The class of '59 is retumlng home for a reunion. As we peer out of the rocket ship re- tuming from the moon we see---Queen E. Rivers, Proprietor of the Alaska School of Business in the ten year old state, Alaska. Barbara Kearney studied Shorthand at her school so that she could take notes at Law School. Barbara is an out- standing lawyer there. Willie J. Cook, professor of science at his dear Alma Mater, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia. Virginia Hester, at her high school Alma Mater, is the Commercial Ed. Teacher. Eddie J. Coleman, at Seattle, Washington, is a great mathematician for the U. S. Army. He is finally married to the former Lillie M. Johnson, who is a private math teacher on the base. Frances Revels, now Mrs. Samuel Hill, is the Commercial Ed. teacher at Moultrie High School. There the former 'Miss Douglass' of '59, Jean Monroe, is the Home Economics teacher. She is now married to Herbert Jackson, the busiest business man of the city. Bessie P. Burch is head librarian at New York City Public Library. She is thinking seriously about getting married, but she is looking for the man in one of her books. In California we see James Smith, professor at UCLA, teaching all the fellows - The Technique to be Good- Looking. Florine Mack, an elementary school teacher at Los Angeles, was transferred from Atlanta Public School System. And we see, John Henry Wilson, the world's greatest Industrial Arts teacher. Edwin Elzy is a great lawyer in the state of Iowa. Ethel Lean White is his secretary. Savannah Coleman, Houston, Texas, has turned from a singer to a Texan Secretary. Ellen L. Wright, Medical Secretary to Dr.. William J. Watts, Jr. at Indianapolis, Indiana's Hospital, is married to an Indiana University professor of Political Science. He also plays a trumpet while she plays piano in the U. 's Jazz band. Oh, they have four lovely musically inclined boys. William and his wife own about 10 motels in that state. What do we see now? New York City's National Secretary Fair, held at Yankee Stadium, N. Y. Among those attending are our former classmates Ella Mae Reid, Doris Frazier, and Marie Monroe. Lookl At the Polo Grounds, still in N. Y. they are holding a Nurse's Fair. We see former Douglassites trying to leave. Among them are the former Christine Simon, now Mrs. Elijah Daniels, who gave up singing for nursingg Myrtle Taylorg Hattie Hesterg Barbara Anderson, Martha Hudsong Ruthie Greene, and Daisy Hayes. Eris Hayes has joined her husband in Germany. She is a nurse in the U. S. Army until she exchanged vows with the soldier boy. Pansy Daniles is a nurse in the Air Force. We see Martha Shaw lying on a bed, do we? Yes---Over her is Charlie Ward, California's leading Psychiatrist. Poor girl, she has overworked herself as a Physio Therapist. She is married to her high school sweetheart and has two lovely children. Sally Roan is her book-keeper at the Therapy Hospital. Hello, Hello! Is this Cape Canaveral, Fla. ? Connect me with Bobby Graham of the Air Force, Howard Castlin of the Army, Linwood Dixon of Army's Aeronautical Engineering School. Oh, they are on the moon? You don't say! The operator was Mae F. Jones. She is married now, and her husband is there with her. I don't know if he is on the moon or not. Well, welll I see a big house going up over there. Gene McClain Construction Co. is building a house for Mr. and Mrs. Simon Dockett in New Orleans. So has received his degree from Xavier 'in Aeronautical Engineering. School---? Jacqueline Everette is still attending school in the field of Psychology. What is she working towards now? Ohl Her Ph. D. Her husband is Willie J. Thompson, a pharmacist at Brooklyn, N. Y. They have three lovely girls. Look! I know that fellow over there. When he pulls off-his mask Iwill be sure. Oh, it's Henry Wheeler, an electrical engineer for General Electric. Those two fellows talking to him are Arthur Jones, Designer. He is married and has a nice son, Arthur IIIg also, Robert Hill, an Engineer Mechanical Tool Designerg he too has a son, Robert IV. Uh-Uhl I'm glad I'm in a rocket-ship. If I had car trouble right now, I would only be able to find three auto mechanics, and they would be so busy with all the cars in Alabama. Freddie Massey, Hansell Willis, and Jerome Bailey are the only ones in Alabama, How beautiful! It's a---, What is it? It's a school in the beautiful city Ontario, Canada. An old classmate of mine, Freeman Wilson was chief Architect. He is also responsible for the great Beautician's Home. Living there are Lottie D. Wilson, Proprietor of La Charme Beauty School, and Hair Stylist, Mrs. Carl Moore Uo Ann Dunbarj. Mrs. Linwood Dixon Qformerly Bettye Dempseyj is visiting the beauticians. They are watching television. Our former classmate, Robert Banks, is playing pro-football on TV today with the Chicago Bears. Well, the last place to visit is 1. T. 's Funeral Home. I. 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