James B Dudley High School - Panther Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Class History 1957 (Continued) seldom characteristic of people, their age. This was brought out in a conversation between two members during the beginning of the senior act. John: “Walter, did you know that Franklyn ran be¬ hind the bus every morning to save fifteen cents? Waller: “Well, if he wanted to save money why didn ' t he run behind a taxi and save sixty cents.” Much of the success in this act was brought about by an efficient prompter, Mrs. A. T. Solomon, who was always handy with the cue, if someone appeared to be faltering. In closing our p’ay our chorus, as in Sophooles’s Antigone, gave a summary of our last act. He reminded us of what a beautiful “Miss Homecoming” Shirley Taylor had been, a good leader David Dansby had proved to be, how sweet Kay Henry had been as “Miss Dudley High. He reminded us of the way Ramseur, James and Cole had led us in athletics, how Jerry Watkins had made us laugh, what a beautiful coup e Maurice Drake and Juanita Tatum had made as they danced to the “Blue Danube,” how Albert Little and Caleb Carmichael had proved to be the new Beau Brummels, and last how Norva Simms had captivated us with her stunning beauty. When asked what they were leaving the school to remember them by, one of the leading characters, Franklyn Cheek, stepped forward, and speaking in his usual southern dialect said, “I believe we’s gwine leave d’em peace and quiet.” Claudette Graves, Chairman John McLaughlin Walter Johnson Mary Doggett 24

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JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASSES EXECUTVIE OFFICERS Adamson, Lois Craven, Carolyn Croft, Frances Donnell, Nancy Florence, Jacqueline Freeman, Geraldine Fuller, Ernestine Gary, Delores Gilbert, Jimmy Flarrington, Thomas Harriston, Harold Hickman, Frances Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Vivian Little, Norman Lyons, Iris McAdoo, Geraldine Mobley, Richard Morehead, Edith Owens, Betty Robinson, Bernard Sapp, Dwight Simpson, Joan Stewart, Alphonzo Thompson, George Winford, Arthur Wright, Agnes 26