Harrison High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Selma, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1966 volume:

.4 W 4 I iflw Seniur Qflawss nf IEEE remniz ihe 5 U II M1111 Bug Ghrlnr . ........... Ugeurgia Igerrg Amztsztani Ghtiur .......... Aiflee Bag Brgant Spnrbz ........., Eamesz fiiehells ..............RCHlgszsesa Simiih manager ........ Enrhura Ennea Zin memuriam A student from Richard B. Harrison High School, that's why there is so much anxiety when one of them departs. Her aspirations and contributions that were embedded in this school will live always. Therefore, as you, Verlyn, are gone, Richard B. Harrison pays tribute. ima Ima mater ln the heart of Johnston County, Glorious to the view. Stands our dear old Alma Mater, Towering toward the blue. Raise the standards ever onward Toward the lofty sky. Hail to thee our Alma Mater Hail to Harrison High. We will always sing thy praises, Shout with all our might. For our dear old Alma Mater, For the blue and white. 'K get jlfuretnuril The senior class of 1966 proudly presents to the Richard B. Harrison High School a vivid description of the many views that have been observed in our past twelve academic years. hard ness past. ut The seniors, along with their advisors, have worked diligently to produce the 1966 Bulldog. We have strived to sustain the ideals and principles that were embedded in this school by our predecessors: We honestly hope that as you look over our millions of milestones, you will obtain as much joy and happi- from them as we have had presenting them to you. May the underclassmen strive for and achieve as much success and happiness in the future as we have in the Editor - Georgia L. Perry ,f I, hi I Tw' f' ' s 7'N-Q M -'h N' ' ,,,,,, 's'-5--, ., ,,,.x 'ig. rinripafa fiiieaszmge Dear Seniors: The last four years have been the most significant period in your lives. During these years you have changed from children to pre-adults. Somewhere along the line you had your first date. You attended your first dance. You learned to drive the car and got your driver's license. Some of you smoked your first cigarette. You played your first game in an inter-scholastic sport, possibly scored your first touch- down or hit your first home run. Many of you have already decided the direction which the remaining years of your formal education will take. Now you are about to have one of the most ego-stimulating experiences that can come to a young man or woman, that of receiving a high school diploma. The last four years of your lives have brought more developments for the en- hancement of human dignity than any comparable period in the history of America. Freedom for you has constantly changed during your four high school years from an ideal to a reality. Barriers have fallen and opportunities are appearing everywhere. These opportunities bring challenges, the like of which you have never seen before. You are now in competition. Your education and character must be superior if you are to succeed in the frightening pace of a frantic age that is already here. Continue your formal education and exploit all resources that might contribute to your becoming the most needed individual possible. God speed to you. Sincerely yours, L. Wilson, Your devoted principal Mmm VF,,,M,: rinripal 1 lfvarning Glngvihvr M Glime 09111 fur Qhinking meeting ihe Qhallengeg able uf unhmifs Hlvvting anh mixing winning muh Eu-sing Behiratiun On the faculty, of Richard B Harrison High School is a teacher SJ who continues to flourish in wisdom and in truth. She has carried our bur- dens and problems on her shoulders and has given us a gift we can never adequate- ly give, assurance in ourselves. She was content and understanding when we were dissatisfied and troubled. She knows how to talk with knowledge ofour wants and needs because she knowsus, the students! We, the seniors of Richard B. Harrison fr High School, dedicate the l966 Bulldog Special to you, Mrs. E. G. Gadsen. Sa, 34 4 l X--sm, 1 - MMM 3 ii f l 1 HR N .. . , . ,-.,...---w-.....,,,.,..,...........,m..a...,.... , v- WW. I :milieu 3, MRRISUH fflfiff Sjglffmd M I- 1 ' ' ' ,s s-2. . 4, 1:1 5 r A ,,,,, V , . v' I, I 8 H, ' - ..i . 1 ':, I, f . V 1 ew , , ,N ' V. ' f s fi -W. , , . . ,., , 1- l f 1. L. nn 'TVA W . 1- A- V-. 5 gfagf- af 1 Since 1954 Richard B. Harrison High School has provided for the 1966 Seniors a worthwhile high school education. Richard B. Harrison has served as an inspiration to all of us who walked into her buildings each morning to partake of the wonderful gift of learning that she offered us. May Harrison always stand erect in the heart of Johnston County and be glorious to the view to those who follow after us. We hope that the underclassmen will cherish these great halls of Harrison in the future as the seniors of 1966 have done in the past. .4 I l 1 1 Y 1 Y 1 1 1 H an 5 M. B. ALBRIGHT A8LT College, B.S. Vocational Agriculture I I . ff mm ..v FE' .V .jig 1 ., .357 3. ff 1- . 1 .-law vil--4 ,. ' . - C it me-7,15 , qw,ggf,g - ,Q H .iuwv .5 Q., 4, .A 1 , ' ' ,:.,'-,P'1P,1az,.,- ,vqltfffq lt' 1 , . ' :S '-.zfsg-w,::,:5g.: yiwira , V . 5, - MRS. HOPIE ATKINSON Winston-Salem State, B. S. N. C. C. , M. Ed. -uh MISS LINA BARFIELD A 85 T College B S English P. A. BEST A 85 T College, B.S Music I. L. CARSON A 84 T College, B. S. Science MRS. BESSIE CHEEK Shaw University, B. S 'New York University , M.A. ' t - .mfs G. CRAWFORD Livingstone College, B. S. Math E. R. DAVIS Elizabeth City State B. S. Virginia State, M.S. MRS. HATTIE DUBLIN MRS. CLARA FORT Fayetteville State, B. S. Shaw University, A.B. MRS. EDIVY GADSEDN A 84 T College, B. S. History MRS. VELMA GAY Fayetteville State College, B. S. MRS. ETHEL GODETTE North Carolina College , B. S. C. , Business Out for Coke Break MRS. LILLIAN FUTRELL Shaw University, B. S. Columbia University, M.A. P. HAGWOOD A 8a T College, Pv3 Certificate MRS. GAYBELLA HARRIS Bennett College, B. S. N.C.C.. M.-S. MISS RUTH HASSELL New York University, MISS MARY HORTON N.C.C. , B. S. Biology MRS. JACKIE LACY N.C.C. , B.S. Library Science MRS. MYRTLE LYTLE Elizabeth City State College, B. S. M.S. MISS Tl-IELMA HEARTLY Shaw University, A.B. New York University, M.A. 2' L 5 f ' 6 2 Columbia University, M. A. S' . 'if av: fs... X. MRS. SUSIE MALONE Shaw University, A.B MRS. PHOEBE MCIVER Fayetteville State College, B. S. B. MURRAY Fayetteville State College, B. S. G. A. MAYE South Carolina College, B. S. New York University, M.A. MRS. YVONNE MITCHELL ' Shaw University, B. S. MRS. RUTH OVERTON Elizabeth City State Coke Break College, B-5- Out for MRS, VERNEDA PARKER , , Elizabeth City State y 1, College, B. S. vi 19 at Q. MISS BETTY PEGUESE MRS. BERNICE PENNY Winston-Salem State, B. S. A 84 T College, B. S. French History 'av' KU' , ,I 1 , I 452 E Y, 'Y . t 5 4? . ' ' ' ' W LQ' fr' J 51,52 1 1, Q ' g gif h 2 ,f L 5.14 . w . ,fl 3 if 1 M. SOWELL Shaw University, A.B. English MISS DOROTHY TURNER Saint Augustine College, B. S. Math MRS. FRANCES PERRY Winston -Salem State College, B. S. G. C. SANDERS A 811 T College, B.S. MISS MATRIE SANDERS Saint Augustine's College, MRS. RUBY SHERROD A 85 T College, B. S. Out For Coke Break Sorry Out for Metrecal Break P, E. WATSON Winston-Salem State College, B.S. MRS. BETTY WILSON Columbia University, M.A. H. C. WILSON A 81 T College B. S. and M. S. MRS. MILDRED WILSON Shaw University, A.B. MISS GEORGIA FONVILLE Shaw University, A.B. fm Tx MRS. LOUISE WHITE Shaw University, B, S. MR. and MRS, I. MCLEAN Public School Music Talladega A' as-ML Y up ? wif, Vg 9 Y, 5, if 5 MRS. VIVIAN WILLIAMS Elizabeth City State College, B. S. I ,gm , N? 'NW' X.-. , as 4::Ti5::r:wg:: I 1 Seniur Qflam Qgffllfkfg BOTTOM ROW President - Wilbert Eatmon , Vice -President - Nellie Moore Treasurer - Linda F. Parker TOP ROW left to right Assistant---Secretary - Frances Joyne Secretary - Patricia Rhue Reporter - Geraldine Whitley ,Qi ,QSM . ,ma LINDA ADAMS CAROLYN ATKINSON HERMAN BAGLEY 4, , 1 A 3111 the heart Qglnriuuss in .135 EULA BAILEY CLAUDE BARNES LIZZIE BARNES ASQ YVONNE BARNES ALICE BCYKIN nf Quhnlainn Qnunig, the hieln. Q' JAMES BRQWN RALPH BROWN LEE RAY BRYANT A I 'Ti'-f TOMMY BRYANT TRUEVINA BUNN C HA RLIE T . BYNUM .TERRY BYNUM IACQUELYN CARTER Us X BALL: -2 , , ,Q-Qi:- . . LENA COLES JAMES CURTIS WEN 'ff A .. -.y.x - LINDA DAVIS ISIAH DAWES MATTHEW DAWES ISIEIIIIIE ulh Alma' in In ering The ww 0 WILBERT EATMON BETTY ELLIS MILDRED FOYE nur hear mater, Qfnlnarh hlue SYLVIA FRAZIER FAIRY GODWIN , .. 1 v, BOBBY HOLT NATHANIEL JENKINS BARBARA JONES ERNESTINE JONES SOISETTE JONES WILLIAM JONES J. .8 - 1- ' :x , ., ., , in ,. .,,.,V' E rf , '- A i v 2 'T 44 1' E, A A f w e .A L 'M 1, Q ,, Q ,- FRANCES JOYNER JAMES JOYNER DELOIS LEE .fx ' A Eiaisse tlw f ,Hr-'E V - A A nnlnarh, 4 in Qnlnarh the AL! E GERALDINE LEE CARLOTTA LOCUS .iff-,. rv' A 4 'v BRENDA MCCLAIN F if 1 , ff I MW, .,,,4.Tl U I A in ,ea A .A LINDA MCCLAIN CA ROLYN MCDOUGLE JAMES MCDOUGLE TROY MCDOUGLE Sianharhs vher lnfig skg. ,J , .va ,1,. , , ...11. ,. 1 'W 4 f 54 A-N 6, Lug, my I ff EVELYN MILLER DENNIS MITCHENER NELLIE MOORE LINDA MURRAY if 'fir' ,1-4 97? MYRTLE O'NEAL VIOLET NEAL 1 if . ., -r . .X - ,I FLORENCE RICHARDSON LINDA RICHARDSON CD15 SANDERS 'if RONALD SANDERS PATRICIA SAULS ,A-+x.: ' , ALVESTER SCARBORO -va 1 ' w im 5 . , ' if ' wi. ff , ,,' 1' , V. LARRY SCARBCRC PATRICIA SCARBORO lhfail in High. ROOSEVELT SCARBORO IANICE SHAW lfgarrizun ULYSSES SMI ELTON SHERROD K ff: 'SB . ffw 2, JAMES C. SHIRD MILLARD SMITH ' ,S JESSE SMITH TH S ALPHONSE STANCIL law lttilstnrtl In the fall of l962, we came into the high school department with approximately 175 students. 'As time passed we lost many, leaving a mark of ll9. As we journeyed through the years of hard work, we came upon many new and exciting adventures. We found over the years that we were no longer to be pampered by the teachers. It was either John Doe had his assignment on deadline or not at all, On a whole, for the majority of us, high school was an entirely new place. We be came frightened and somewhat unaware of what to do, but, we soon became stable and were no longer acting as though we were lost. We were well on our way to a happy year in school and for the future years an even happier ones expected. Time went by rapidly. Then came the time to elect contestants for Miss Home- coming, and May Queen. All our homerooms worked discouraged to fulfill our aim which was to win these titles. The winning of the May Queen title by Georgia Perry was another sign that we were sure winners. We left the ninth grade and headed for an adventurous year as Sophornores. By this time, we were completely adjusted to high school life and its activities, ready to accept things as they came, no matter how difficult they seemed to be. Along with our advisors we worked very hard, knowing that anytime we had a problem or became discouraged we could go and talk to them to ease our minds. Again we worked very hard to please our advisors as well as ourselves. Now, we had learned nothing was given to us, one had to strive for whatever he wanted with all his might. Our prowess was now recognized as supreme because we easily won the Miss Homecoming and May Queen titles for 1964-1965. The greatest event was the Junior, Senior Prom . The theme, Hawaiian Moonlight, blended beautifully with the formal dress of the guests. For many of us it was our first real date. Preparing for the prom was a lot of hard work, but with the co-operation from the students and our old stand-bys, our advisors, it was a great success. We are now in our last year of high school. For many of us our education has ended for many of us it has just begun, for there will be many of us who will attend colleges or trade schools of our choice. Our big project for this year was the making of the 66 Bulldog Special, our an- nual. It was long, tiresome, many hours of hard work, but we didn't mind for we knew what we wanted and that we had to work for it along with our advisors. To the underclassmen, Hitch your Wagon to a Star Class Historian Jacquelyn Carter U 11 II i n r EI 5 5 i t B 1' QA, 4 was 11131, FRONT ROW President - Margaret Powell Vice President - Ida Smith Secretary - Carolyn Pearce BOTTOM ROW right to left Assistant Sec. - Geraldine Sykes Treasurer - Carolyn Hodges Reporter - Shirley Walker Reporter -Johnny McPhai1 , f 7 I fn, ' ' 5 1 'gg , I' I if ff I I 25' 0 f ' Q' f , ff Z if I 'X' f , 91 47? fab I 14 ,L ' i I 9 6 nf 1 if X f he jf ff A4 5, I I y , A I Johnnie Allen Warren Adams Minnie Artis Deloris Barnes Phyllis Barnes James Boykins Arthur Brodie Albert Brown Carrie Brown Larry Brown Jean Bryant Ronald Bryant Edith Carpenter Mary Cooley Bertha Davis Leonard Davis Mary Davis Diane Eatmon James Edmundson Charlie Edwards Bobby Ellis Randolph Ellis Helen Everette Gloria Faison Earl Foye S. Goodman Elbert Hall Paulette Hall Thomas Hall Martha Holt Carolyn Hodges Johnny Johnson Ruby Leonard F. McClain E. McDougal S. McDuffie J. McPhail T. Mitchener E. Mitchener R. Mitchener J. Moore John Moore Stella Neal E. Newsome V. Newsome Bobby Pace Carolyn Pearce Clarence Pearce Elwin Pearce Gwendolyn Pearce Paul Pearce Ronald Pettiway Margraret Powell Bobby Rawlings Doris Robertson Brenda Sanders A wi ' fm' 965 ,gh E F. Sanders H. Scarboro J. Scarboro H. Shaw 3 if fi I. Sims VQ- i ZEI' R. sims C. Soard E. Soard C. Spells H. Spruill J. Stancil l. Smith Glam Qmfirerss President--Brenda Joyner Sergeant at Arms--James Woodard Secretary--Edna Smith , Asst. Secretary--Deloris Richardson Treasurer--Glenda Hodges Frances Atkinson Gleen Baldwin Isiah Barnes Argelyn Bethume Veroncia Barnes Samuel Bowden Richard Banks Carrie Brown Yvonne Carpenter Delma Brown Joyce Bynum .r ,fi 'f Ruby Coles Levi Cane Stacy Earp Nw A d j ., ... V .' H 2, ' rs ' ' 3,1 ff 5 i Edna Foye G. Godwin Clara Edmundson Lucy Edwards Eddie Epps Jan Evans Jackie Evertte Terry Faison We 4 6+ IQ! H ? s 5 A . 2 ,lf S A ff Levon Holt Pre drick Hyman Cleveland Hoccutt Glenda Hodges Roy Harris G. Hennant . ,f 'Div QE iii Ei? V ivf a h - xlli h 'fe E ,, V 'APQP' ' Ml 4 5. 1 A ,fm .. Harvey Holt 1061 Hymilfl Z'L , ga 'Al3's3'5: 'A ,., -2:i:5- iw ar f V,,'4 , .I M A Q .cgi I 4 'La Y 1 4 Q: 1 fgffgf, Merrion Jones AQAA Brenda Joyner Dalton J ones , H Edna King ' Z7 ll'V, Beulah Kirby William Joyner 4 'Q M. as I fa 1 9 v '- ' ' 2' fy, Q 1 I' ,' vf ' A 1 I uf ,4 4 Jef 4,1 Daniel Malone Joan McFarland Elsie McClain James McPhai1 Johnnie McDuffie .1.,, 1 ,, i rx' 'Ea N ...' ff -w,..,! 57 , ,Y Q : V Q. Willie Meeks Peggie Newson . 'fa 1 fi f ' 1' ff' ,A xi L V41 ff-1 Billy O Neal ,aw r Earl O Neal Joseph O Neal MW W W NW ff 19' fl a, fy Pealie O Neal Albert Patterson Jimmie Parker Louella Powell Tonya Parker jgseph Pflce I Cecile Richardson , Deloris Richardson Alice Ra T Scarboro 1 Connie Sanders Gary Scarboro Q 2' nm.. ' ft tv f 1? f V 2 , ,, VAM, , ' , , , . , J f f J 1 Q 'L ,ff , YJ .5 ,. ' -,fa Linda Scarboro Perry Smith Edna Smith Henry Staggers A ,, Larry Smith John Stancil 1 f- Lottie Stowes Bobby Sutton ff' ' f tr,t , Q ' We 1 tv' 4:3 U ' Jacob Sutton f A yah! 2' , , - 4 1' 4 fs' 'f Uv ' V- , as, ,- 4 1 N 1 we ,gpg J 5 3' ag, 0.12, , S if ' wi W I X .,. 'Swv .,.. , , .ff , 3 , .X 1' ,f s H , ,Q Q Q - : ll H' WU' ' IA' Aq.. WL, azff y r y f ' f fm , 1 , M fr, ' L .-K ,, 41240 ,Q 4 J w A ,,,..-1-H WV tiiinnal ifinnur Sgurivig Members of the Richard B. Harrison family are proud to have two student members of the National Honor Society. These honorees were chosen on the basis of academic achievement, leadership, participation in student life pro- grams, service to the school, community, and potentials for outstanding leader ship after graduation. Geraldine Whitley Georgia L. Perry l Jlfresichman law Q9ffirerss President--Larry Atkinson Vice President--Regeina Reid , Secretary--Sherline Richardson Asst. Secretary--Brenda Carter Reporter--Carla Moultre Treasurer--Shelley Stancil ff if '41 'f' . W y fi 17, az J 1 AW' ,J RQW 1 ROW III - v 7 , fm Wag?-, , ' ww., Q? V ,... was A V 1 . ff f N '54, ' iv., A ,XM 'ff ,Mifr , - ., ' my I 11:7 ff' ' fri if V A ,, 'J j f , I .' 1 - ' If 1HM,.' Q4 . .Ii ,ya 5 .zlfffi Brenda Carter Rodye Cooley Radford Edwards Glenda Davis Yvonne Deans Janet Faison Rudy Foye 7, , Zi ' if 12? A A if , , , r.rs I 1-4f,,.f , wr, f 'if 1 I I 5 Y C Berry Addams Rosa Artis Deborah Atkinson Gloria Atkinson ff 7 I fist- if 64 ! 71 67 A ' if ' 1 A 42 .-1' f ' ., X n M' Q , 9- 4 -: 1'-MV., 7, ,,..f t 4! , . i .. Ig, X Larry D. Atkinson Larry D. Atkinson Dianne Bagely James Baker Wilma Bailey Linwood Brown I if f 1 7?-2 1 'ny ,,,, 1 H , if ' . r ' f 4 A ,, f 1 , +V A7 ,V . 4? f Q if qi 5 f fi if 5 ,WI A i s I ff- i fi J x ROW II Della Godwin Pauline Hale Ora Lee Haley Albert Harris Dorothy Harris Climment Hilbard Carolyn Hocutt Mammie I-Iocutt Betty Holt Albert Johnson Mary Johnson James Jones Belinda Kornegy Richard Lyons ROW II Rickie Manning Lee Anthony Meeks Betty Murray Brenda Oates Bobby O'Neal Kathy Parker Janice Pearce John Pearce Judy Pearce Harvey Pearce ,1 , ,!,vI ::. I ,J a lf . rf ,,-ig? 3, 5 at aj' 711- of ROW I Rhonda Pettiway Lawrence Ray Evenlyn Raynor Hoid Raynor Jerry Rawlings Regina Reid Betty Revells Ya I -' 5 fl ,q R 1. , ffzffa 2 S1 A '13'a??.f3r'.f5 1' xi 4 W 4 'f 91 fi Q j 1 ,G ! 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McLean i P I ,, t so C3 0 if 5 5 V , I Q-4 at 5 ,g Q., 1 r 3 i Y' AAA1 A T L X is . i W nf M, Hnogn f l r ,sr i . ' J' V bpnmr Lhnral Linh Music Instructors - Mr. 8: Mrs. McLean A .Aix Q 5 --2 391.7 1 ' ,, V V H in-'P Q V '41 1 is V . Z5bI1'1'i511II,'5 High 3-Siivpping 75 Q Director -Mr. P. A. Best Q! .. .f. ...ag Q 'Lia u...,.., The Biology Club is an organization inspired with the belief that application of new principles is one of the keys to the door of educational achievement. V , 1 Advisor l 1 , A 3 I 1 I , 2? W 3 'im Y l 'li 0 ' I0 0 v GI ......' W- ,--v----- - gj'e 3 math Qfluh Left to Right Glenwood Brown, Annie Williams, Lavern Richardson, and Bobby O'Neal. The purpose of the math club is to solve problems that are not solved in class and to give students a deeper interest in math, Advisor Miss D. L. Turner Miss M. E. Horton 13119-siral brrvnre Qluh Members of the physical science club believe in ex- ploration . Advisor Mr. I. L, Carson J in Xw President: Valerie Nesbitt Vice President - Donna Atkinson Secretary - Terry Parker Treasurer - Denise Hooks Leaders - Mrs. M. L. Wilson Miss Matrie D. Sanders fenvuxuwwm ri.. if aa. 1 , u4m,fx.,4,,.,.,,.,-f ., 4 3uniur Girl Stunts: Left to Right Delma Wiggins, Annetta Austin, Teruka Richardson Jerrydean Coleman, Mag- dalene Bowman and Marie Sanders. Leaders: Mrs. M. W. Lytle Miss G. Fonville fl!! 'Knights uf Baniel Bugs Qlluh Advisor . E. R. Davis L.. ! 'ff 274,041.1-3 s'i,' if its nf, , Iv ,,.., ,3 G We ,M ....,,.. ir- Af. If ifaarrizn Simi' ' Rai jliuture iffumentakera nf Amvrira T STANDING, left to right. Nancy Murray, Jean Bryant fPresidentj, Della Godwin, Gail y Williams fMiss F. H. AJ, Mary Trouble- field. SEATED, left to right. Mrs. Gaybella B. Harris fAdvisorj, Hilda Hocutt, Diane Boy- kins, Deloris Lee , Carolyn Hocutt and Gwendolyn Taylor. r :W -'dvisorz s sa 9 , f f X ' 7'? iit'5? , , . Q if If 'law fgxalw Ui 3 A ., , - ,, . W, f .,,,,.,,,p.-! -d- Ami Eihrarg Qluh Farland, Yvonne Barnes and Brenda Carter. qSeatedj Lizzie Barnes, Truevenia Bunn, Mary Turner, Frances At- kinson and Gail Williams. Advisor Mrs. J. J. Lacy fStandingJ Carrie Brown, Joan Mc- Stun ent P uunril hrs' Officers Seated Left to Right Secretary - Elizabeth Sykes President - James Joyner Vice President - Georgia Perry Treasurer - Linda Parker Advisor Mr. G. C. Sanders agiurittl Srivnre luh f' '- f ffm' ,igw J , N' . '7f9, K APM--W, -' M ' , ,, , Q -1 ll ,x W 3 x , A 1 J -We-P W f f ff-V VA,.4 ' 'V ..-, : in Joseph Price, Carolyn Hodges, Carolyn Pearce, Frances McClain, Gwendolyn Pearce, Helen Everette Carolyn Atkinson and Jean Bryant qseatedp Jean Bryant, President. Advisor: Mr. G. C. Sanders Purposes: A. To enable students to grasp a better knowledge of their local surroundings. B. To enable students to see the interdependence of man. i J Qifigh Srhnnl Siuheni igairulsf H: 4 ,fit 7 I ix. ,,!,, gn Advisor 5 Mr. G. C. Sanders i 1 f 2 a 4 a D M.. - 11 Cllvmeni arg lgairu 115 ....,,,- W-J ,N A I If-f 1 . 1 .A yr The Elementary Patrols have provided law and order on the campus of Harrison- by striving to see that the rules are obeyed. Advisor Miss R. I-Iassell W.. ,. .A. 5 ,, gg, ,,, 2,5 ww 3? Sgipvrial Gfilumiiun Instructor Mrs. F. A I 1 i 15155 1955 15 4 he Hlighig Qix YW' M, 55 mil' Michell Williamson Linda Murray Rickie Simms Helen Shaw Linda Davis Gwendolyn Sanders fi dfuniur heerlvahvrlzf rx ge 1 7 my , , 56 'Lg Ha, XM WW Junior 'Cheerleaders Yoland Pone Brenda Parker Donna Simmons Denise Williams Beverly Williams 5, , 5 1 P : Learning spiritual values is an important educational aspect of the Richard B. Harrison School. 1 V l t Q Q ,,,, A KJ ww r a a , i W ,N I I l 'l l Q if V 41' A ! ga s - we I Students in Driver's training are taught basic skills needed to develop safe driving habits I Instructor 1 Mr. J. Mitchell l' r ' it' ' 'pq' , ,... r ? 'fail' ' J at ff- sa frat - 'W A z? I ' 2 2 7 75 Q 'r J 1 L I , 9. ! i The Industrial Arts Department believes in students learning to help themselves. Instructor Mr. H. C. Wilson i w-aw.. . , ,tuw ,V my M., ..'. w, ,W ., m,f,,W,. .. T Uf ' . mamma, , if ,.. A Bulldlng sound minds and bodles lS one of R. B. Harr1son s greatest aims ln education. LV 1 5 , .,.,, . i 4' f T . ' E 4 524215 , gg1: 2'f a 9 ' a f .t.. v,,:,sff v Ms' f ff W Q N M ,-s.,.v,:: ,,,,,aw'f-' few,.'.g',, '-:fig . 1:-, gg :s'2sw.vgg, , f f ' I' 1 .:: 1w5fxm.1.A:w- f- V-:4 .M , ., ,,,.,. 1 .,,. A ,mx ,A,M.,,,.,:,f,-W t NN..--,. 4, ,,.-..,, .... , . ,. N .' '- -,,iwxi.3f-GE4::f1'-2,i'ba'5-if wif ' s ' A 1 t - gefams -My , ' :,2g:,.,:,:- f. ' - ft A' , V Q '- ' !,- . 5 'I , l iw I I f 5- 1 31' j-,2:fE, A ,,,,,A ' .. . '4 1 , , :.:gg.3'i34'f.'r ' 1-5:54 Jil .5211 :, qi s?': 1:,y,:s'5-'Q d.1::1::::f::::,: , -f ,..1.,..::,f 4 'haf 2, ' , 1.17. ' ,, 3 '- - ,Q ff! , , , , f' f :Lg , A . .. ' 5235: ,Q t , . 4 1. K, 1 ., . ef '52 ,,,X, cy. A I 4,12 ...K - . E+- Mui. ,. - My ' 1 - H152 -' ff 4' 923 ifiiv ' . 7 w, , my r,-5. 2 ,fir ,I GW Kia ns 'W fiazt' 1 t W is t Ei IJI sq wma 2 H - x ,. T32 t 5 y, .,.,Y- .' 2 --1 V - f '.-wi ' A N 'fain' , ' W .ax -X , my .K Q ,.,...s V ,li ZA fm-W. --,f l, ,W . ff , ' ,'-'WV g p. K.. jigs WWW Y gf ' . in . 1? f ,V V ,,.:, Q 'f,:ei?ii97' f1i ' . 1 V YQ , I a--' 3 it 'Yi -- - , E ,,.,N-'33 ', ' ig - , SP N b 1: v E'-' 4 4 A H E 2. mu' Eullhug-rs at 'heir Ev-si Quurhvs Qfaptainls , 1 a fn if X 2 if .jffuiaij Ei '1 ,. . ,E . FOO TBA LL TEAM Q ...fxi XX 'v f, , ,Qf if Lf , ' f 17,5 R 1 ff 4' 4 A f f 1, f v 1 K ' Y Vol, 1, , ww, 1-,, lynx 1, , 1 1 STANDING: Left to Right, Mr. G. A. Maye fCoachp Lin- wood Davis, Lee Ray Bryant, Ronald Pettiway, Emmanual Richardson, James Curtis, Frankie Sanders and Charles Williams. KNEELING: Fletcher Williams, Edward Newsome, Elaster Mitchell and Larry Brown. 5 i 'Q '6 ag 'K 4 'QW' 4 MK , RW .1 wwf lib. ,f 1' 'Q A I. , , if A H ,W-dwffff fa 'ZM55f7Q55 Bullhngg in Ariinn A A ,i ,N vA,, 4 7 I A' J 14+ I I 1 -...,..,,,-I 91 4, Qfhe mighig Qihrvv i ', . ,,,- ' 'fir RONA LD fSl'1otgunj PE TTIWA Y ,I Stealing - LEE RAY BRYANT Rebounding - EDWARD NEWSOME . I ' . , 7 Q C ',rn:1fw'. 'Fw-i wwf. '1 MQWJA' A' ,-up l . x, ,- Eluniur Hargiig xx A I-Nr., sl. X 'ir I Y llc ,Q X Q N Q.. F 3.1 if I 2 'A Q f xlf 1' ' 1, Y' 1 ? f- fh' L .Q ' f X a ' .-in 1 fxrz it as I zur-f 1 .,, .Lx 16, NM T .,,,,, R A , . STANDING Left to Right, Jerry McDougle, James Jones, Rudolph Dupree, Ricky McClain, Martin Oats, Larry Williams, Lawrence Newsone, Larry Atkinson, Ralph Best, KNEELING: Robert Williams and Co-captains Richard Lyons, James Whitley, Delton Jones. COACH: E. R. Davis Ei. E. Ei. T Q 451 C' fy f. R as f S? Qvum f T,-1. g M2 C Q XJ tiff' Xia X qv' T ,M -. '- mf -r :Y M Q... 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Tolar Secretary - Miss Janice McFarland Vice President--Mr. Joseph Lassiter Treasurer--Mrs. Magelane Singletary Chairman of Committee - Mrs. Louise Lassiter l '2 'X .-1 4 x x .fl fx 4 it 2 1 ilvnu-ntezrg iiirhunl mvelns Hlnrk, 31131, anh SbIfiEifb1Ifil1I1 7 F 'ti A 1Fmst Ullfclfll' QW mln. ,,,,, ,g if: Q , rw 4 , ,: ,,,,:, 4 7 1 1 , , 4 Q v llffvy-'72' ' vfcwlj A P L-v ,m'V'i' any uf 1 ' lfffyfg' Nxfzfgw f ,-f25fwffuf6z:5 f fi , ' fi L f,i,f-2,1 .2gcL3???5f,1-ff if I . ' iff Q - V- Lin, ikfsfg ..f,:4?v-fff, --f Q -A 'uf 1, 1. N :', c-- ,W ,,125zafv,m .1464 , ACC , 1 :Em of . V- , :cfxff I ,,a,, 1 I s i I J r f AK 1 1 ,' I z f . f MRS. CLARA FORT MRS. SU SAN MA LONE Efirgi USrai1v 1 XS X L, s Efirlst ? U3ra1hv ' MRS. ,A A VIVIAN I WILLIAMS 5 L , .,,,gf4wf '1 4 il NEATHER Qydlp THESE YB xp, Q V, r 5 2 2 xii., ,,.,v,. Elnstrurtur MRS. M. L. WILSON Hg, .f .,,.., SQ ' ,..,x 39 My W P9 ,, MISS MADRIE SANDERS I f I I ,L N pg fff 2 S9115 r MRS. RUBY SHERROD . V A ,, gk k f v i I W 5 5 1 4 . 1 N K - . . ,far ..f ,ij i gg n 1- - V ., ,473 gi ff t ,f-'-, ,4 lipuu uh. sth, lith, 7th, sth Grexhvr-5 .L45'.' 3 J ..L-rl? .af JA- ' af. . TEEN TOP CIVICS GlRL'S CLUB FIRST ROW fseatedj Peggy Newsome, Glenda Hodges, Elsie McClain, Pauline Hale Connie Sanders, Delphine Bullock, Kathy Parker, Delois Richardson, Linda Lyons and Trudy Mitchener. SECOND ROW - Patricia Grandy, Patricia Ray, Mildred Lyons, Eva Soard and Linda Williams. STANDING - Alice Ray, Vice-president, Linda Adams, presidentg Ida Marie Smith, Secretary-treasurerg Brenda Carter, Assistant secretary. PURPOSE: To promote better citizenship among young, teen-age girls of America. MOTTO: Know Thyself COLORS: Pink and Green SPONSOR: Amles Professional Women 's Club , WWW'-' ' f 'f ' ' ' 1 w I E w l E 1 MISS GEORGIA FON VILLE MISS BETTY PE GUE SE Alva 11 ff' MRS . RU TH OVE RTON , S Af, 1581 21 wr-.,,-V -my xg ,X . W ! MISS RUTH HASSELL - n- ,. 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C. McNeil Elmo Shephard Mr. Mr. Mr. Grady Stowe Clarence Howell Theadore Lee Mr. Roye Foye Mr. Sam Wilkerson Mrs Lela Mitchener Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Vernell Thompson Ruddy L. Foye Annette Sanders James Wilkerson Mr. Joe Elbert Lee Mrs. Henrietta Lee Mrs. Sis Howell Rains Gro. and Seafood Mrs. Mary Johnson Mr. Jesse Smith Miss Brenda Joyner Mrs. Viola Towkin Mrs. Jessie Newsome Mr. Clevand Stewart Miss Linda Kirby Mr. James Joyner Miss Georgia Perry Mr. and Mrs. Booker Tolar Mr. Johnnie Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hinnant Miss Patricia Clark Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Budd Pearce Mr. Matthew Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Ivey W. Edgerton Mr. Arthur Sims Mr. Elton Phillips Mis s Gail Davis Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Willie Pearce and Mrs. Johnas Hinnant and Mrs. Jasper Sims Bill Mitchell Miss Linda F. Davis Paul Mitchell Miss Gail Myers Miss Clara Barnes Miss Buckie Austin Mr. Johnny Horton Mrs. Roberta Revells Mrs. Frances Ingram Mrs. Sudie Batta Miss Margie Bunn Mr. James Revells Mr. James Lewis Miss Maebell Horton Mrs. Lean Hubert Mrs. Pandora Bunn Mr. George Dixon Mr. Clarence Pearce Miss Christine Bunn Mr. and Mrs. Vasal Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edward Mr. and Mrs. James Pearce Mrs Betty Parker Mrs Fannie Brown Mrs Christine Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams Mr. Jimmy Robinson Mr. Kenneth Smith Mr. Nathaniel Watson Mr. Ricky Watson The Whitley Family Mrs. Marian Richardson Miss Charollett Bynum Mr. and Mrs. James Holden Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pierce Mrs. Mary Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Washington Mrs. Leslie P. Watson Mr. E. A. Tyndall Mr. Robert W. 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