Douglass High School - Memories Yearbook (Leesburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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' wx 1--ef ,av k G f rg ,-X ,. 1, ::-..- 2 : -' ' - e . , :KL , 1 3' ' j 1kf -izf' , 1 Associate Editors-Ehurnell Moore, Joseph Baltimore' GO-Aaluor' , - , vf+-- 7 tor-Tohn Chinn Ellen Peterson, Advisor-Lre. Jauklns, ndi U Bus. Lmnager-Ernest Davis L't 5-,Ng ' A 1 fix if ee . e ee e N K , .5 Q. ,Zn -S fu ' L I E k W? . by Q59 ---. Q '1' 1 - .21 4 xg Q Q f v ff- gi ggfgg N .N ' 1 erar' jwt --,, -1, ' rg QPOTFS Editors-Thomas Paige, Charlie ggbggtsd tel Br3int' hal Nflhfiiieyfi as , 3: ., .1 qggsilib Typists-Isabelle Cook, Barbara Hu I N . + -' L1.F fE3S .1113 Ruth emgsu, car 1 1- Qi ' L 0 yn Rall C ':. .Y -.X - sxx I X CZFEMLNDI' Q'J-!3f This new edition of Memories has viii been published with but one objective: to capture four years between its covers. f While we know that life at Douglass is ,f a multitude of realities which are too 5 , intangible to be related in black and ' white, perhaps in some small way we can preserve the friendships which we all hold so dearly If this book will serve ' to bridoe the vast and bring to mind the priceless memories of Joy and pleasures of the years wust gone, it will have served its purbo e with the e thoughts, we proudly pre- sent to you , the students , your new PHE MEMORIES STAFF A , . . ,D I or I O , t 5 1 . ' C x i ' ' up S 0 1 Y. x i i s .A Ks. Memories. ,fi , . N 1 -' l is .P ,, I X Jll'f x X i . J , xi Y fl- ..3.. ' leckcafion We, the Senior Class of 1958 and 59,are grate- ful to our friends and patrons for making our yearbook a success. We hope it will be a book with 'Tree sured Memories for you to cherish and to look back on as the years progress. We feel obli- gated and we are grateful that we can dedicate this yearbook to you. WThe Seniorsu -4. L JT ' S is ,K s .W we ' 3 1 7 rincipafa 744255092 We wish to express our sincere thanks to the staff and the sponsor for the dili- gent effort which they have performed in making this annual the tremendous success which it is. Students of this year's class will cer- tainly find that future reference to this book will bring back memories that can only be accumulated in a document of this type. You have our best wishes for a suc- cessful and gratifying future. It is to be realized that some of you will not have earned the highest academic grades but we hope that all of you have had an enlightment of mind and an exaltation of spirit. May you always have a belief in the worth and dignity of your fellowmen and gauge your life accordinly. Sincerely Ste hen M. sy r -6. LSIHLHIEELII LQ. SYM-IC-R Vi rginia estate College Prinoi nal QiQg5ir-we 2 BERTTICE fl. CARRO1. Vir fgini a ,State College Kat hG3fr1'1e+3i.C S ALLEAN B. ZJA'I.'KIE-TS Howard University Engli sh -7- RC, Blk V. BH-QL Shaw University Engli sh f,'k V C:a.I..'P Cheri stry PAUL gi. CCREGYS' Shay' University Physical Education .J Shim Uni versi t ff LINA E. BOWERS . K V Lqr. T Virginia State College ISAAC LANIELS Business Education ALICE J. HUTCHINSCN St. Paul's College English ELEANCR smrn Cortez Peters Business QQUPUOH Institute lndustrial Arts School Secretary LUTHER DMIYH -g. CU.EV'0OliiflI1 JOYCE L. PETERSON Virginia Union University Biology .gis- . ,,.-1 fb- Q ' A 2.5 fb, 'JK 5 BETTY Cnif .Shaw University Social Studies GERALDINE R. JOHNSON Sheppard College Physical Education rginia Union University Qjy. Q.ykic -9 ,,,,,,, Jw, ELIZABETH D. HGTTIIQ Shaw University Lhthematics RUTH M. CRAVEN Storer Uollege Home Economics NATHAN L. EIWARDS 'F x x , ,,. R xr N. N Q 94 F' ,. U , 1, -sf, Gi. 'QA If .. . in . . 5 . . na ., i 'U If-Q -F? f--if f- Q i 1- 5' . 4 fer- 'E in as 4 s 'X a. e 4 4 9 5. 4 E F . i E E . I A . B . WA L'KQLNi5 enior Cfadd iC2l'5 Pre si dent Treasurer Thomas Paige Charles Roberts Vi oe-Presi dent 3361-ez 11-y Charles Basil Ruth Smith SINICR CLASS SPONSOR ...U- '1 N. H. A. Student Congress x ? S DENNIS P. ASHTON Xe Q? 'Q 4 'ww we 9 - we ' Basketball G0lf JOSEPH N. BALTIMORE N Basketball French Club Football Science Club Student Congress Student Patrol ISABELLE COOK Glee Club N. H. A. Science Club Student Congress Yearbook Staff -1 1... f'V' 5 Ngeff fi.-'I' Vi? M- X .1 - , T , . --A ' VI? px 5 M- Elm' V3 xxx' GCD IJ . , ' J 'r l 3 fZ?'3, -' X - f,g? 'N 1 if? f V' 'azgeff ,k g -' ., - FRANCES MALLORY .Basketball Cheerleader Dramatic Club Student Congress WALTER M. BRYANT 'MACKIEW Band French Club Glee Club Student Congress Yearbook Staff JOHN N. CH NN WMDOSEN Band Glee Club Yearbook Staff THURNELL M. MOORE N ELL French Club N. H. A. Science Club Student Congress Yearbook Staff -151 , wx 'Q .f' sr N4 wit X wi 3 'BXQQE , bm ,,W vk. ! 'g inf , I ,- v. , ' ?5iU59?? ' 1 x kxfk , - ,, ' QM HI CARCLYN L. HALL Basketball N. H. A. Science Club Yeirbouk Staff CHARLES An 36511 WBUBBLEJN Baseball Basketball Student Patrol HENRY H. BASIL WQLCKEYH Baseball Basketball BARBARH L. HUGHES Band N. H. A. Yearbook Staff -44... . L Nw .f Q if E w A DQ W 'X 2 N 1 1 :Ya I BETTY L. LURRAY French Club Glee Club N. H. A. . M .. CALVIN L. CLARK 1 b Band 43 . 0 ' Basketball ' W' nlo Football I Glee Club r ' 8 N K ERNEST N. DAVIS WPROFESSORU Student Congress Yearbook Staff ELLEN L. PETERSON DETEYV Band N. H. A. Yearbook Staff 11j.. ' -if EW H .5 B. H 'X f7'- Y i W 7,f 1 ,fiyp 1 , fe O! i MPV XX X.X V .QQ 34? L ,r lol r QQ Rf Q ' w ef if x7g5sQ' R V 9 ' Q we X X o MARY do ROGERS xx NX 5 WBUCKW ?'ff'l N. H. A. Student Coniress AW X f X , 31, 4 xx , 4 X x l f -H X b CARLTON T. HOWARD CARL Band Dramatics Club Football Glee Club R G'JlTITY A '63 QL Basketball . , Glee Club iolf RUTH SMITH NRUPHIEN Basketball Cheerleader Dramatic Club N. H. A. Student Congress Student Patrol Yearbook Staff -16-. W :ZZ-Cl, up ,g,vft?,rl7'7v-4-nl! ff 47 .MW 'C' - 7 f,,1.,,,W MM yibffcyf MARY L. STEWART N0oKIE N. H. A. Science Club Stu dent Congre ss ROBERT L. HUGHES C REf1SES Band Glee Club Student Patrol RICHARD JOHNSON WA'1'I'Y Student Congress Student Patrol JOYC E I . SQLUIREJIELL Glee Club N. H. A. Student Congress 111.. I 90 ggava wt? U fi m v fr' 4,1 X4 WAX -f. J . . 15 A ,'Il QD 1-'Sk - I 'ii -X LAURA A. L. VINCENT 'WUTT' N. H. A. Science Club Student Patrol CHARLES M. LANSIDWN WBUBBLEW Baseball Football JOSEPH D. OWENS Basketball Science Club Student Patrol 151LL1-.L: LUC33 WSI F 'PFPYYQ Band Football National Hon 3 ' Science Clubor oclety Student Congress -Als- ff S we Agar? :fi 3 LS ! K Q1 S Q7 W Q r ,CP ,. ., . 'SQ Q' 4 THU1vJ'3:g'T'GiEEE:45IGE Ba se ba ll ' Basketball Football ,J Yearbook Staff ii' Sf! is Hsnzsmfs L. RAIIIDLPH I ,Z HEBRE':'L7 .4v-SP-,F AJ Basketball K, Z Football 'XIV' Glee Club .x 1 Student C ongress CHARLES H. ROBERTS - COONIE L.- 'N Baseball ,yQ??Zfg? Basketball J'ff bl Football U f Glee club X Yearbook Staff -gl x Qi ' REE? gm '.':IL1.IAM T. YOUNG iw f wsolnw' -',',,gf!Q3Wi1M l E322 club ' 'RXR of Student Patrol 'L -19- aaa .fhafory On September 4, 1956, we entered Douglass High School as Freshmen with a membership of 56 students. We were divided into two sections, QA and 9B. Mr. Louis Brown and, Lk. Richard Hogart were our homeroom teachers, respectively. Joseph Baltimore was 9A class president and Gloria Nelson was the QB class president. The popularity contestants were Carolyn Hall 9A and Shirley Daye 9B. On a whole we had a very suc- cessful year. We began our sophomore year with 46 students enrolled. again we were divided into two sec- tions. Mr. Nathan Edwards and hr. Norman C. Camp were our homeroom teachers. The class presidents were, Joseph Baltimore 10A and Thomas Paige lOB. Our popularity contestants were Ellen Peterson 10A and Glady Ramey lOB. We sponsored many activ- ities to raise funds toward our Junior-Senior Prom. In our Junior year we were all joined to- gether as one class, with an errollment of 46 students. Mrs. a. B. Watkins was our homeroom teacher. Our class president was again Joseph Baltimore. Our popularity contestant was Charles Basil, who won fourth place. The big event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. Our theme was 'Lure of the Woodland.' It was a beautiful scene with Courtney Brooks supplying the music. The prom was one of the loveliest and most enjoyable evenings ever spent at Douglass. As time passed we began our senior year with 52 students enrolled. Our class officers were Thomas Paige, President, Ruth Smith, Secretary, and Charles Roberts, Treasurer, Mrs. A.B. Watkins again was our homeroom teacher. Our yearbook was the biggest project of the year. We contributed much to it, hoping to make it very successful. -1q... an 'IM We,the seniors of Douglass High 5chool,being sound in mind and sound in body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament: I, Dennis Ashton, do not leave anything, I'm just thankful I got out. I, Joseph Baltimore, leave my ability to give my undivided attention to Mrs. Watkins in govern- ment class to Roland Howard. I, Charles Basil, leave my pitching ability to William Chinn. I, Henry Basil, leave my loving touch to Robert Blisilo I, Walter Bryant, leave my insane tactics to any- one who can analize my traits and desires to keep them. CNamely Robert Jackson! I, John Chinn, leave my ability to sing good tenor to Tyrone Walker. I, Calvin Clark, leave my driver's seat on Bus 6 to Randall Smith. I Ernest Davis leave my business ways to Dyrone ax, lk s ta 'er. I, Carlton Howard, leave my weight to Channing Smith. 4 I, George Hughes, leave my ability to play basket- ball to John Daye. I, Robert Hughes, leave my ability to play bass drums to Alphonso Chinn. I, Richard Johnson, leave my bad conduct to Norman Bentley. I, Charles Lansdown, leave my Ford to my brother Glenwood. I, William Lucas,leave my superior ability, studi- ous ways,and the sophisticated touch to attract and comfort girls to William Owens. I, Joseph Owens, leave my ability to play basket- ball to Richard Berry. I, Thomas Paige, leave my studicus ways to Charles Tasco. -21- Herbert Randolph, leave my pointed shoes to Franklin Townsend. Charles Roberts, leave my mood posture to Dick Hall. William.Young, leave my musical talent to Larry 0 Elaine Coates, leave my height to Catherine 131 S 0 Isabelle Cook, leave my two years of shorthand to my sister, Virginia. Carolyn Hall, leave my basketball suit to Betty Chinn. Barbara Hughes,leave my typing ability to Julia Evans. Frances Lhllory, leave my stylish ways to Margret Ann Ramey. Thurnell lbore, leave my ability to get along with Hr. Camp to all biology students, hoping they will learn as much as I have. Betty Murray, leave my ability to be absent from school and still pass to my sister. Ellen Peterson, leave my nickname NPeteH to my cousin Betty Ann Peterson. Mary Rogers, leave my cooking ability to Lhry Mary Stewart, leave my quietness and ability to get along with teachers and students to James Bowman. Ruth Smith, leave my basketball suit and tech- niques to Janet Qhcrnton, hoping she will nuke good use of it. , Joyce Scuiremell leave mv determination to -. 9 o finish high school to ny brother, Ulysses. Ann Vincent, leave my ability to,ahev.gum in Mrs. Johnson's class and not get caught to any- one who chews in class. ...gg- POP QC? As Mrs. Watkins gazes into her crystal ball, she sees her senior class of '59 in their everyday lifes In 1965, Dennis Ashton became the new owner of Shfimro ck Inna Joseph Baltimore's dream came true when he re- turned in 1969 to teach history at Douglass High School. It was a happy day for Charles Basil, when he secured his job pitching for the Ihlwaukee Braves. Henry Basil started his fashion home in Paris, France. He is now very happy. John Chinn is now owner of two auto concerns, one of which is Colonial Lbtors. In 1969, Calvin Clark became the new football coach at Douglass High School. Ernest Davis is now a successful manager of Avon Products. In 1969, Carlton Hbward became the owner of The Howard Theater in Washington, D. C. George Hughes is now in pardnership with his uncle in the Hughes M Hughes Barber Shop. Robert Hughes is a music teacher at Douglass High School. It's hard to believe, but in 1969, Richard Johnson became an artist. In 1961, Charles Lansdown became the new owner of Broad Street Lbtors. William Lucas has fulfilled his prediction. He is now an accountant with Johnson a Johnson. In 1965, Joseph Owens signed a contract with the Harlem Globetrotters. In 1965, Thomas Paige signed a contrlct with the Los angles Dodgers. Herbert Randolph is the star comedian employed by Jack Benny at 575 a week. I3- Charles Robert's future was almost sealed in 1959 when he signed with the Pittsburg Iirates. Tilliam Young became a professional musican in 1965. He is now playing all over the world. Elaine Coates has fulfilled her position in The United States Uacs. In 1961, Isabell Cook won an award for her performance in WFour Stuck in the Sand.N Carolyn Hall and Mary Stewart now own their own beauty salons. Barbara Hughes is now a satisfied teacher at Carver Elementary School in Purcollville, Virginia. Frances lhllory is now the secretary for Llyod Price. In l965, Thurnell lbore received her msster's degree in foreign language. Betty Murray is now a real estate agent, sell- ing Virginia's most valuable land. Ellen Peterson and Ruth smith are both ser- geants in the United states Mac. In 1962, Mary Rogers became a successful eook and owner of Lnry's Restaurant. Joyce Squirewell has become a private secre- tary for Ernest Davis. In 1962, inn Vincent became a successful tele- phone operator. If -24.. ,,f S 4 lfff Q 1 1'Q2Q . QE' , Q9 If we ,fx , 1 f .R Hsu, ' I at N FL W , af' La V ' f 'A 'T ii ' A , 1.7 : Egg! , I V 9 :El fiiiiieiiriiif 'xL- Q auf I , - , I 1,4 .6 Lv., jo. ' I 6155 0601 At last after four long years, Our dream has come true. Oh, how so very wonderful! But oh, how so blue. We've traveled these years of J turmoil and Joyg But it's been worth it to every girl and boy. Remember the Junior-Senior Promg We happily danced to early dawn. Oh what glorious times we have hadg That's why leaving makes us sad. It's been a wonderful four yearsg How very true, But most of all, dear Douglassg We'll always remember you. Walter Bryant 'L Q' 'iid 4 1 Il -25e- foam -S7009 Tune: This is my Country This is our Schoolg Dear Douglass High This is our Sohoolg Now it's time to part. Douglass we will always love youg and never forget you . For this is our school, a school of yours and mine. We made our begining in this great schoolg We're all out to seek the world. Thanks to all of you. The future lies ahead of usg We hope to do our oestg For this is our school, Dear Douglass High Robert Hughes William Young '97 of Q -rf f Af N H10 3 ..26- fa X he X X X xv ,X hm -K 'QF -' 1. 0 Q l 1 .:...1ugn41..,n1 mL.: . o ' 0 5 g U 4 ' ' I F U ' , ' Q 0 ' . 0 x ' 0 s 3 . vu ' ln 0 , 0 I P P 1 9 ' ' 'T Q A n v Q LL '-' 6 ' 4 ,, il i X A4 ' 1. k ' 2 u 2. u 'Ui , ' ' . m m 1 M22 ,, 'ff ' ,Q ,g EH--3 F flfk ,1 ., sw: ll Wu-Q 1 tif wi it 'SY'-. mais' 5-7 gf 1 .. V 1 , Q' 5 X- V 1. fx , . ' i 1 41 A 2 9 T' , ..., Q . 5 A l':. A:H 1 .1 G sp. P 5 WE, fi' ,E 4- Q 9' , I' Q va 5 1 s 0 Y ' 5 . 9 ' 0 F 5 ., , Q 4' w 1 Y X X.. H .SH QE aa 'I .-50- EXT A - 1 4.1.-...1 u. wuusnnnn 329'-15 NINE 7'0 'H enior krelaarafion H ommittee N 1 f is Q W 4 W U I . L .M-fnmmnuwma Y 53 kw4P4diilll 1 3 . , ,. N i -- P M- ,. S v ex eq EIGHT A ., W 3, A. . . 55 Q ,, 'Ti . ' V ' 3866 Q . ', mmf EI GH1' B -as- ,, U -Q , ...v...w.,. ,,, HW ,, . H H H 'f2' 2 b l - L- , H IG-FD o we swouglzfb o an grader At last seven years have passed byg And finally I have reached Douglass High Here I learn to cherish as mineg And to love til the end of time. Here we all are trying to learn, How to make money and save what we earn, How to maintain peace amoung the nation, No matter what race, color or creation. So we thrive to do our best, Though some go at it with great distress But together and always we will try, To do our best at Douglass High. Lt . li yy. A N M A ,vs .cnnqnlnnsmip -as- ' W , I3 -x f'-. ' ff sb x , 8 9 c 4 O a . it 'I a ' . 'P ' '. vu ' ' ' ' ' A i W. icerd omema era of America 5 L t ' 'J i iff I ..A, N , I 5'fu f Counfi jl'0l'lCA. fiona! .jwlonor .gocie fy CLQQPEGJQPJ 00120 Olfllllg JOYCE GRAYSON R U T H M2212 an .Her .xdffenclanfd MARY HALL SHEILA BRYANT ELLEN PETERSON cience eparfmenf if Wall i 1 ' -U- , I 0 . , S s J 5 d . 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