Luther Jackson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Merrifield, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1962 volume:

THE 1962 TIGER LUTHER JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL MERRIFIELD, VIRGINIA FAIRFAX COUNTY EDITED BY THE CLASS OF 1962 m. m ■ ■ • 9 $ m - V ■ ■ 4 m ■ mtm Edward N. Bell was a man of rare afadlmic and athletic taints, with a genuine like lor people. This quality won for him the idh iration of H|� orkers and students alike . . . His rugged physique belied his gentle nature. He was Sf MEWJp ' i teacher and believed that he, like all other teachers, had as one of his responsibiliti ispiration of all youth with who he had contact. This idea was a carry q er from his youth. Although he is no longer with us, in life, he will be long remembered for his cheerfulness, good humor and dedication to his profession. 2 FOREWORD Now that we are leaving the sacred halls of our alma mater, we feel secure in the realization that we are prepared for the challenges we will face. We cordially invite you, our readers, to explore with us some of our most meaningful experiences and activities; they have offered us excellent training, inspirational guidance and spiritual enrichment. 3 The editor of the 1962 edition of THE TIGER promises enjoyment to all of its readers. We publish this production with points of interest to fit all per¬ sonalities . As you turn the pages you will relive with us many happy moments, many spectacular occasions and evidence of beautifully packed years of development, learning and sharing. THE TIGER is a pictorial portrayal of moments of gaiety, of effort, of chal¬ lenging experiences and a guidance under the direction of a faculty that gave unstintingly to help shape our lives for the new world. Memories are made of this Yearbook Editor As President of the Senior class, I would like to acknowledge that we, the members of the graduating class of 62, are truly appreciative for the devotion, tolerance, understanding, and guidance bestowed upon us. Through our years of learning at this institution, our ideals have been shaped by your hands of knowledge. You have created in us a desire for higher education; an ambition to reach higher, and higher toward the goal of eternal knowledge. We truly in¬ debted to you, the members of the Luther Jackson Faculty, for giving us such ideals. We hope you will be proud of us in the future as we will strive to be¬ come the leaders in the world tomorrow. 4 Class President ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS OF THE CLASS OF 1962: Through the years, I have been afforded the privilege of observing you as you developed physically, mentally and morally. I now find myself with mixed emotions, for you must now go out into the world and find your place in a challenging society. I am proud to have played a small part in your preparation for life. Congratulations for the accom¬ plishments you have made. I hope you will use your past experiences to build a successful and happy life marked by unselfishness, loyalty and respect for others. Remember that no person is ever honored for what he receives; honor is the reward for what you give. 6 TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1962: I cannot, in words, express how indebted I am to you for my having been associated with you for the past five years. The experiences shared with you will afford me many enjoyable reflective hours. To you and your sponsors, I offer my congratulations for your many accomplishments and the production of this very fine annual. I sincerely hope that your association with us has engendered in you a greater mental, physical, and spiritual en richment, and that we have inspired you to aim high, moving forever forward to fill your little niche in society to the very best of your ability. I earnestly hope that God will be forever good to you and that your fondest dreams will come true. Life is queer, with twists and turns, As everyone of us sometimes learns, And many a failure turns about When he might have won if he ' d stuck it out Stick to your task, though the pace seems slow You may succeed with one more blow. Sincerely, Assistant Principal of Administration 7 TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1962: I am humbly grateful for this opportunity to contribute to this symbolic record of your aspirations. I shall always cherish the mem¬ ories of working with you and watching you develop into a well knit serious minded group of mature students. Your mature development has reflected itself in your learning to understand and respect the thinking and moods of others; in your development of a sense of curi.- osity that enables you to observe in order to build a stock of useful knowledge from which you may ever draw your pursuit of worthy endeavors. In your quest of knowledge always remember, There is nothing beautiful but truth. Assistant Principal of Instruction 8 SENIORS CLARANETTA BARNES Track . . . N.H.A. CORNELIUS WALTER BROWN, JR. President of Senior Class Choir . . . Baseball . . . French Club . . . Math and Science Club MARTHA DELORES BROWN Basketball . . . F.B.L.A. Cheer¬ leader . . . Track 10 ROSETTA MAE CALLOWAY Choir . . . F.B.L.A. Patrol CARROLL MILTON BUSH Debating . . . Dramatics Forensics . . . Choir Math and Science Club Yearbook Staff BARBARA LEE CARTER N.H.A. . . . S.P.A. Dramatics . . . Forensics Math and Science Club CALVIN BYRD Basketball . . . Industcial Arts ROSALIE MURIEL BROWN Majorette . . . Band, N.H.A. . . . S.P.A., Math and Science Club, French 11 CHARLES HERBERT CHICHESTER Baseball . . . S.P.A. Industrial Arts JAMES LEE CLARK F.B.L. A. ALVIN M. CHASE Industrial Arts PAUL ELWOOD COATES Band . . . Choir French 12 MARY ANN COLLINS N.H.A. . . . F.B.L.A. Dramatics JEAN ELIZABETH DADE Choir . . . French . . . Math and Science National Honor Society English Honor Society SYLVIA LOUISE COLLINS Choir JOHN FRANK DAVIS Basketball LINDA COPELAND 13 MALLOY ROBERT ELLIS Band . . . Patrol Industrial Arts OLIVER ROLAND DUFFIN Football . . . Baseball GENEVA ANN HALL Majorette . . . S.P.A. Senior Class Sec. Math and Science I.C.T. . . . Patrol PATRICIA CONSTANCE DENNY Basketball . . . Softball Majorette . . . Track . . . Patrol JOHN D. GORDON Industrial Arts 14 ROLAND LEVY HARRIS Baseball . . . Football Industrial Arts WARREN HOBAN FREDERICK L. HINSON Choir . . . Debating Math and Sci¬ ence LOUELLA ALCINDA HINES National Honor Society English Honor Society French . . . Choir MARY ANN HUFF French . . . Library Math and Sci¬ ence N.H.A. 15 BARBARA EVA HUGHES S.P.A. . . . F.B.L.A. Basketball ALORA LOUISE JOHNSON Choir . . . Band . . . Spanish Ma¬ jorette . . . Debating ROSCOE OLIVIA HUNTER S.P.A. . . . Patrol Industrial Arts 16 BARBARA JEAN LEE SHIRLEY BETTY JOHNSON N.H.A. . . . Patrol . . . Library JOHN MILTON LEE Baseball . . . Golf J ' } f HARVEY LAWSON, JR. Math and Science French ... Pa¬ trol Dramatics . . . Choir REBA ANN LEE National Honor Society . . . Debat¬ ing Math and Science French . . . Forensics 17 EARL L. MARSHALL Football . . . Basketball Band . . . Choir . . . S.P.A. SHIRLEY LEWIS HENRY A. MARTIN National Honor Society Math and Science . . . Yearbook Editor . . . S.P.A. English Honor Society Base¬ ball VERNON LEWIS Band . . . I.C.T. MARGARET BEATRICE McCOY French . . . Forensics . . . N.H.A. Dramatics . . . S.P.A. . . . Math and Science 18 REBECCA ERESELENE McDANIEL National Honor Society Math and Science . . . S.P.A. Forensics . . . Debating Dramatics . . . Band ROBERT EDWARD PEARSON Band . . . Modern Dance Track . . . Basketball Yearbook Staff HEN (Y ARTHUR MILLER Choir . . . Dramatics Basketball AUDREY E. PEPPERS GERALDINE LOUISE MUNDY Choir . . . N.H.A. . . . Dramatics . . . Debating 19 ROSE MARIE SCOTT Math and Science . . . Debating . . . N.H.A. . . . F.B.L.A. . . . I.C.T. . . . Industrial Arts FRANCES ANN RUCKER French . . . Math and Science Bas¬ ketball . . . Library NORMAN DANIEL SIMMS Choir . . . S.P.A. Modern Dance BEVERLY ANN RANDALL F.B.L.A. . . . Majorette Basketball . . . Choir Modern Dance ... Pa¬ trol JACKLYN CORNELL SIMMONS N.H.A. . . . Majorette . . . S.P.A. Modern Dance . . . Patrol 20 HOUSTON MAXWELL SUMMERS National Honor Society Football . . . Basketball Baseball . . . Dra¬ matics Math and Science DWIGHT GERALD WADE Baseball . . . Band ELAINE MARIE THOMAS F.B.L.A. . . . N.H.A. JESSIE MAE WAGSTAFF Math and Science French DONNA LEE TOMPKINS Math and Science . . . Library . . . French Forensics . . . S.P.A. N.H.A. 21 LEWIS WILBUR WASHINGTON Basketball . . . Football Band LILLIE ANN WAGSTAFF Math and Science Debating . . . Dramatics Modern Dance DAVID WEATHERS, JR. Track . . . Band Modern Dance KEITH WEBSTER DUMONT J. WALKER Vlath and Science Dramatics . . . TP.A. Yearbook Staff . . . Band 22 BROCK WELLS Industrial Arts Patrol MARY LEE WILLIAMS EDITH LORRAINE WESLEY GEORGE LINCOLN WILKS DANIEL WHITTED 23 RUBY MARIE YANCY Dramatics . . . Choir I.C.T. . . . F.B.L.A. Seniors not shown: HORACE MALVIN COLLINS JOANN LEE ERNESTINE MOSS EUGENE SHEPPARD MICHAEL VAUGHAN FLORA WALTON 24 CLASSES BAND Julia Brockman William Travis Student Teacher Annie M. Boykins Robert Griffin ART INDUSTRIAL ARTS Richard Jackson Instructor Lloyd Thompson Instructor BRICK MASONRY 27 COSMETOLOGY CLASS ' j INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING Sadie Harris Instructor Edward Shipman Instructor 28 Katherine Rowe George Mask James Powell TYPING CLASS Joyce Williams MATHEMATICS CLASS Tillie Warren Mary Jenkins 29 SOCIAL STUDIES Barbara Dodd Charles Price George W. Felton Harold L. Lawson Cecil M. Robinson 30 LANGUAGES Gwendolyn Fauntleroy Carolyn DeWitt Lola LeCounte 31 SCIENCE Eugene Skinner James Bailey Student Teacher Barbara Dodd Donald Witten PHYSICAL EDUCATION Rosalee Davis Student Teacher Charles Price Frances Williams Carrie James 32 ACTIVITIES STUDENT PARTICIPATION ASSOCIATION Rebecca McDaniel, President Miss Barbara Dodd, Faculty Sponsor STUDENT COOPERATION ASSOCIATION Ronald Martin, President Mrs. Rosalie Griffin, Faculty Sponsor 34 NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Shirley Simmons, President Mrs. Dorothy Hall, Faculty Sponsor PATROLS Mr. Cecil Robinson, Faculty Sponsor 35 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Mary Jenkins, Faculty Sponsor Bessie Harris, President Mrs. Tillie Warren, Faculty Sponsor SAVINGS BANK FOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY 36 i g i 1 SSggSn . r •■Sf-S • - •i ”- ? . •• 4 r..a-t48s8 J al i 1 . K’V ' .SSSS sss? . ... dBgWfesJ ®? - ' ■ ; « - ! u a fegg ' . ! ; y ■ Kik. i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mr. James Powell, Faculty Sponsor FORENSICS Mr. Harold Lawson, Faculty Sponsor 37 MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Eugene Skinner, Advisor LIBRARY CLUB Miss Mabel R. Jolly, Advisor 38 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING -- Coach Frances Williams, Manager Rosalie Brown and Assistant Coach Barbara Dodd. Coach George Felton, Roger Wood, Houston Summers, Lewis Washington, Henry Miller, Robert Pearson, Chris Blake, Clyde Casey, Earl Marshall. BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM 39 GIRLS’TRACK TEAM KNEELING -- Phyllis Price, Betty Quander, Wilhelmina Barnes, Dianne Braxton, Charlene Teal. SECOND ROW -- Lillian Gilliam, Elsie Gray, Claranetta Barnes, Patricia Denny, Betty Bailey. THIRD ROW -- Martha Brown (Manager), Patsy Smith, Barbara Harris, Louvenia Johnson, Clara Jones and Mary Hall. BOYS’ TRACK TEAM KNEELING -- Charles Johnson, David Weathers, John Thompson, Robert Pearson, Roger Wood. SECOND ROW -- Coach Edward Shipman, William Brent, Earl Marshall, Joseph Madison, James Minor, Robert Yancy and Assistant Coach James Powell. 40 FOOTBALL TEAM Coach Charles Price Eugene Skinner George Felton BASEBALL TEAM Coach Eugene Skinner Richard Jackson 41 The Luther Jackson High School Cheerleaders under the direction of Miss Barbara J. Dodd. The Majorettes of Luther Jackson High School. Valdorise Stanton is the Drum Major. This group is under the direction of Miss Barbara J. Dodd. ■ 42 The Luther Jackson High School Choir . . . Mr. Ellis Dillard, Director A Class in Cosmetology . . . Mrs. Sadie Harris, Instructor 43 UNDERCLASSMATES JUNIORS � SOPHOMORES 45 FRESHMEN 46 EIGHTH GRADE 47 SEVENTH GRADE 48 CLASS SONG Luther Jackson, whom we love so true, There ' ll always be a place in our hearts for you. We are grateful for all you ' ve taught us, And for all the joys you ' ve brought us. Luther Jackson, whom we love so true, We leave to seek our goals anew. For you have been a guiding light, That will ever in our hearts shine bright. CHORUS Yes, we ' ll miss our friends, and our teachers, too, To Jackson High, we always will be true. So we extend our thanks to you with cheers, And may God bless you through the coming years. Sylvia Collins Class 1962 49 Dear Seniors, To you we extend our gratitude for the fine association we have shared with you during the past five years. The initiative and co¬ operation peculiar to your class will enable aspirations to become realities. Take advantage of the foundation acquired at Luther Jackson so that it can be exploited to its fullest potential. Our sincere congratulations to you, the class of 1962. Sponsor , l . Co-Sponsor y yrtjc. Zt , 50 THE TIGER STAFF The Tiger Staff of 1962 is an outgrowth of the Year Book Com¬ mittee. This staff was elected directly by the senior class. Under the guidance of its able sponsors this group with the aid of the committee, faculty, and student body has made the Tiger a reality. However, this was possible only because of the efforts of the group. The Tiger Staff wishes to thank the members of the faculty and underclassmen for their support and aid in making the Tiger ' 62 a success. 51 Mrs. Tempie Vest Mrs. G. Fauntleroy Guidance Staff . . . Mrs. C. C. Hammond, Director Office Staff . . . Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Raquel Hall, Miss Billie Wells 52 Mrs. Dorothy Driscoll, School Nurse Lillie Wagstaff, Practical Nurse Student 53 CAFETERIA WORKERS Mr. B. Holland . . . Mrs. L. Hall, Manager . . . Mrs. S. McLeod Mrs. L. West . . . Mrs. G. Martin . . . Mr. A. Edwards OUR CUSTODIANS Mr. P. Grisby Mrs. E. Richards Mr. L. Napper 54 FACULTY SIGNATURES 7 J ' ] u V ' IaY • a • A ys sJ js t •U f ' ■! 55 0 0 (A L SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS e ' ' lJju, £ -• £7 ' J Lf ' N Ihr V toA ' b X , 4 . oi ft ) V O ) r Jjv (s f • • lyl J y J j k V fw a( NV A V V A VO Ok ) i v 5 uY v L tT J ( A ' ' t f,yf % ' , 1 ; V V J V wK (ft ‘ . n v A v A - s V - A cr , A ' x $ ? CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1962, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare our last will and testament. To our principal, we leave our deepest appreciation for his guidance and kindness. To the faculty, we leave our gratitude and thanks for their patience and efforts in pre¬ paring us to reach our goal. To the Juniors, we leave our wisdom and confidence acquired during the senior year. To the Sophomores, we will you two long years of hardships hoping you will reach your goal. To the Freshmen, we leave courage and hope that you will not fall by the wayside. To the Eighth Grade, we leave the ability to make good grades and encouragement to those who may become discouraged along the way. To the Seventh Grade, we leave our best wishes for the long, long journey ahead to being Seniors. The individuals bequeath the following: ANN HALL leaves her artistic ability to Franklin Hall. ROSALIE BROWN leaves her majorette suit to Doris Jackson hoping that she will practice twirling during the summer. ROSE SCOTT leaves her position as 1st alto section leader to Ruby Lewis. BARBARA HUGHES wills her ability to get rebounds during basketball season to Betty Quander. HARVEY LAWSON leaves his music box to Pamela Wall and the ability to appreciate music to Virginia Wagstaff. ALORA JOHNSON leaves her wittiness to all up and coming students. They will need it! MARY ANN HUFF wills her ability to comprehend shorthand to Peggy Hall. LOUELLA HINES leaves her slim figure and small feet to Deloris Rich. SYLVIA COLLINS wills her ability to constantly walk the halls to anyone who has an innocent face. PATRICIA DENNY leaves her ability to play forward and guard on the basketball team to Phyllis Price. BARBARA CARTER leaves her front row seat in Mr. Skinner’s room to all science loving students, she hates it. CLYDE CASEY and HENRY MILLER leave their basketball ability to Tommy Dodson. JOHN GORDAN leaves his barbering ability to Claude Simms. CALVIN BYRD leaves his school spirit to all underclassmen. CHARLES CHICHESTER leaves his ability to get along with others. CORNELIUS W. BROWN, JR. leaves his sightlessness and ability to play the guitar to the future blind Chuck Berrys. MARY COLLINS wills her ability to stand up for her rights to Barbara Harris. FRED HINSON leaves his ability to comprehend social studies and his good character¬ istics to Garry Carpenter. FRANCES RUCKER leaves her height to Doris McCoy. 57 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BOY GIRL Horace Collins MOST POPULAR Claranetta Barnes Earl Marshall MOST ATHLETIC Patricia Denny Carroll Bush MOST ATTRACTIVE Margaret McCoy John Davis NEATEST DRESSED Ann Hall Calvin Byrd MOST CONGENIAL Carolann Johnson Frederick Hinson MOST TALKATIVE Mary Ann Huff Clyde Casey MOST ENERGETIC Martha Brown Horace Collins MOST PLAYFUL Barbara Hughes Paul Coates MOST MUSICAL Sylvia Collins Lewis Washington SHIEST Marian Adams Norman Simms MOST ROMANTIC Lillie Wagstaff Henry Martin MOST COOPERATIVE Ann Hall Henry Martin MOST AGGRESSIVE Barbara Carter Roscoe Hunter MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Donna Tompkins Calvin Byrd MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Martha Brown Henry Miller BEST DANCER Claranetta Barnes Henry Martin MOST STUDIOUS Reba Lee John Gordon SHORTEST Barbara Carter Houston Summers TALLEST Frances Rucker Dumont Walker MOST SINCERE Ruby Yancy Dumont Walker MOST-TALENTED Sylvia Collins Dumont Walker MOST RELIABLE Carolann Johnson Alvin Chase MOST ARTISTIC Ann Hall George Wilks MOST PROVOKING Rosalie Brown Roland Harris MOST JUVENILE Mary Collins Charles Chichester MOST CHEERFUL Frances Rucker James Clark MOST COURTEOUS Edith Wesley 58 U W viKV r ERCLASSMATES SIGNATURES 59 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Alphonso Abernathy Mrs. Lillian Ahamed Mrs. Virginia Allen Mr. Mrs. James Alston Mrs. Ruby Anderson Mr. Jack Andrews Mr. Mrs. Lewis Aylor Mr. Joseph Bailey Mr. E. L. Ball Mrs. Rosa Barber Mr. Mrs. Thomas Barnett Mr. Mrs. E. Benecella Mrs. Ella Benson Mrs. Loretta Berry Mrs. Hazel L. Bigelow Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwell Mrs. Hattie Bolden Mr. Mrs. Louis N. Boone Mr. U. Bouldes Miss Gladys Bowman Mr. Mrs. Willis E. Boykins Mrs. Sarah Brent Mr. Mrs. John Bridges Mrs. Osie Broadus Mrs. Julia H. Brockman Mrs. Mary Brooks Brownie Mr. Mrs. Albert Brown, Sr. Mrs. Alvin Brown Miss Ave Maria Brown Miss Brenda Brown Mr. Mrs. Claudius A. Brown Mr. Mrs. Cornelius W. Brown, Sr. Mrs. Lucy Brown Mrs. Marie Brown Mrs. Mary M. Brown Miss Rosalie Brown Mrs. Yvonne Brown Mrs. Inez Bryant Rev. Mrs. Roger V. Bush Mr. Mrs. Thurman Bushrod Mr. Mrs. George L. Beryer Miss Joyce Carberry Mrs. Marie Carberry Mr. Allen Carner Mr. Mrs. Clark Carter Mr. Mrs. Earl J. Carter Mrs. Ethel Carter Mr. Miles Carter Mrs. Vernell Carter Mrs. Emelene Casey Mr. Vincent Cephas Mrs. Clarissa Chatman Mrs. Ethel Chatman Mrs. Ruth Chisholm Mr. Herbert Clayton Mr. Arthur Coates Mrs. Gonevia Coates Mr. Leslie Coates, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Rozell Colbert Mr. Mrs. Guy V. Collins, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Guy V. Collins, Jr. Mr. William Collins Judge Mrs. John C. Corboy Rev. W. E. Costner Mrs. Ella Courtney Mrs. Mildred Cox Mrs. Barbara Daggs Mrs. Viriese Daggs Mr. Mrs. Thomas Daniel Miss Inez Davis Mrs. Barbara Deskins Mr. Julian Diggs Miss Carolyn De Witt Mr. Ellis Dillard Miss Barbara Dodd Mrs. Deloris Dorsey Mr. Mrs. David Drew Mr. William Dunbar Mrs. Nelly Duncan Mr. James Duson Mrs. Gwendolyn Fauntleroy Mr. Mrs. George W. Felton Miss Alice Fisher Mr. Joshua Fisher Mrs. Rumire Fluellin Mr. Mrs. Lester Ford, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Sam Fowler Mr. Louis Furr Mr. Junella Gaines Mrs. Geneva Gaskins Mrs. Gladys Gaskins Mr. James Gaskins Mr. Mrs. Percy Gaskins Mr. Mrs. Robert Gaskins Mr. Mrs. Oliver Gilmore Mrs. Dorothy Gladden Mrs. Eleanor Goode Mrs. Shara Goode Mrs. Ellen Goods Mr. Mrs. Tho mas Gordon Mr. Walter Grayson Rev. Mrs. Charles T. Green Mr. Robert U. Griffin Mrs. Rosalie E. Griffin Mr. Pendelton Grisby Mr. Carroll Haight Mrs. Louise Haight Mrs. Annie F. Hall Mr. Charles Hall Mr. Mrs. Christopher C. Hall Mrs. Dorothy Hall Miss Geneva Ann Hall Mrs. Lucy Hall Mr. Joseph Hall Mrs. Mae Hall Mr. Norman Hall Mrs. Raquel Hall Mr. Raymond Hall Miss Susie Hall Mrs. Vauda Hall Mrs. Florence Hamilton Mr. Walter Hamilton Mr. Mrs. James Hammond Mr. Mrs. Johnny Haney Mr. Cortney Hanncock Mr. Cortelyou Hansborough Mr. Dean Harris Mrs. Delores Harris Mr. Mrs. George Harris Mrs. Hartley Harris Mr. James Harris Mrs. Sadie Harris Mr. John Harris Mrs. Alberta Harrison Mrs. Marguriette Harrod Mr. Mrs. John Hawkins Mrs. Ruby Hayes 60 Mrs. Harriette Hemby Mrs. C. C. Henderson Miss Juanita Henderson Mr. Charles Hill Mrs. Margaret Hoban Mrs. Holden Lee Holland Mrs. Josephine Holland Mrs. Mattie Holland Mr. Sydney Holland Mrs. Mayme W. Holt Mr. David Honesty Mrs. Mabel J. Honesty Mrs. Dora Houston Mrs. Julia Howard Mrs. Wilma Hudson Mr. Arthur Huff Mr. Mrs. Phillip Hughes Mr. Mose Hughley Mrs. Edith Hunter Miss Joan Hunter Mr. Newton Hunter Mrs. Thelma Hunter Mr. Mrs. B. Isle Mr. Andrew Jackson Miss Constance Jackson Mrs. Hattie Jackson Mr. Leroy Jackson Mrs. Nellie Jackson Miss Norma Jackson Mr. Richard Jackson Mr. Willie L. Jacobs Mrs. Carrie B. James Mr. Eugene James Mrs. Mary Jenkins Mr. A1 Johnson Mrs. Amy Johnson Mr. Mrs. Bevely Johnson Mr. Clifton Johnson Mr. Ernest Johnson Mrs. Helen Johnson Mrs. Ida Johnson Mrs. Lucy Johnson Mrs. Naomi Johnson Mrs. Nellie Johnson Mr. Pete Johnson Mrs. Rena Johnson Mr. Mrs. William Johnson Mr. Mrs. Thomas Johnson Miss Mabel R. Jolly Mrs. Edith Jones Mrs. Geneva W. Jones Miss Marce Jones Mrs. Thelma Jones Mrs. Virginia Jones Mr. James Kenny Mr. Mrs. Bernard King 1st Sgt. Harvey Lawrence Mr. Mrs. Harold Lawson Mr. Mrs. Harvey Lawson Mrs. Lola LeCounte Mrs. Eleanor Lee Mr. Mrs. Harry Lee Mrs. Hilda Lee Mrs. Lorraine Lee Mrs. Myra Lee Mr. Mrs. Vernon Lee Mr. Arnold Lewis Mrs. Cathleen Lewis Mrs. Delilah Lewis Mr. Morris A. Lewis Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mr. Albert Lyles Mr. Francis Lyles Mrs. J. Hunter Mack Mr. John Mack Mrs. Jessie Mackey Mrs. Alice Marshall Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Marshall Mr. Lawrence Martin SFC. Robert M. Martin Mr. George Mask Mrs. Harry McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Samuel McCormick Mr. Mrs. John C. McCoy Mr. James E. Mercer Mr. Robert M. Mercer Mr. Mrs. Earl Metcalf Mr. Mrs. Marvin Metcalf Mr. Mrs. Cyril Miles Miss Fannie Miles Mrs. Nellie H. Mills Mrs. Jean Minor Mr. Nelson C. Montague Mrs. Nelson R. Montague Mrs. Pearlene Montague Mrs. Saunders B. Moore Mr. Mrs. Alfred Moore Mrs. Emma O. Moore Mrs. Martha Moore Mr. Randolph Moore Mr. Vernon Moses Mr. H. Mundy Mrs. Reba Nance Mr. Leonard Napper Mrs. Clarice Newman Mr. Joseph Newman Mr. Auton O’Neill Mrs. Bessie O’Neill Mrs. Flora Orr Mr. Walter Owens Mr. Mrs. Audrey Palmer Mrs. Bessie Parker Mrs. Susie Parker A3C James W. Pate Mr. Guy Payne Mrs. Janie Payne Mr. Mrs. James Pearson Mr. Mrs. Samuel Pearson Mrs. Sarah Perry Mrs. Alberta Peterson Mrs. Louis Phillips Mrs. Ora Phillips Miss Iris Pierce Mr. Mrs. Melvin Pierce Mrs. Lillian Pinkett Miss Thelma Pointer Miss L. Pollard Miss Harriette Powell Mr. James R. Powell Rev. P. G. Preston Mr. Charles Price Mrs. Odessa V. Quarles Miss Alberta Randall Mr. William Randall Mr. Mrs. Freddie Ransell Mr. Mrs. Lee Rayford Mr. Mrs. Ivan Reid Mr. Mrs. George Riley 61 Mrs. Ray Rice Mrs. Etta Richards Mrs. Sarah Riley Mrs. Jessie Roane Mr. Mrs. Cecil M. Robinson Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Robinson, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Clarence Robinson Mr. Richard Robinson Mrs. Katherine Rowe Miss Carolyn Rucker Mr. Charles Rucker Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Rucker Miss Delores Rucker Miss Emma Rucker Miss Mary Rucker Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Russell Mr. Albert Cornell Scott Miss Rose M. Scott Mrs. Sophia Scott Mr. Mrs. Woodrow W. Scott, Sr. Mr. Sonny Seagram Mrs. Mae B. Sellers Mr. E. Shanko Mr. Courtney Sheppard Mr. Horace Sheppard Mrs. Pearl Sheppard Mr. Edward Shipman Mr. T. Short Mrs. Clara B. Simmons Mrs. Edith Simmons Mr. Robert Simmons Mrs. Annie Simms Miss Gertrude Simms Miss Jean Simms Mr. Barney Singletary Mr. Eugene Skinner Mrs. Annie Smith Mr. Benjamin Smith Mrs. Helen Smith Mrs. Joyce Smith Mr. Leon Smith Mr. Mrs. Thornton Smith Mr. Mrs. V. Soabalewski Mrs. Mary A. Stalling Mr. James Stephens Mr. Mrs. Howard Styles Mr. Mrs. Norman Sulton Mrs. Audrey Summers Mrs. Clara B. Summers Mr. Mrs. Houston Summers Mrs. Lillian Summers Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Tate, Sr. Mrs. Barbara Taylor Mr. William Taylor Miss Edna Terrell Miss Catherine Thomas Mrs. Clarice Thomas Mr. Mrs. Daniel Thomas Mrs. Edith C. Thomas Miss Jackie Thomas Mrs. Josephine Thomas Mrs. Lethia Thomas Mr. Mrs. Richard Thomas Dr. Albert Thompkins Mrs. Katherine Thompkins Mr. Mrs. Richard Thompkins Mr. Edward Thompson Mr. Lloyd Thompson Mr. Mrs. Ollie W. 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