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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1963 volume:

' 4ES! THE TIGER Published By The Seniors Of Luther Jackson High School Merrifield - Fairfax County, Virginia In the fleeting closing moments, of our High School career we pause for a moment to take a glimpse of some memorable events at Luther Jackson High School. In keeping with the modern trend in developing this annual, we will try to let the pictures tell the story and write as little as possible. The foregoing pictures will reflect our devotion and respect for our teachers, our parents, classmates, and to the many varied activities of our senior year. As you thumb through the Tiger of ’63 we hope that the activities and pictures will be more meaningful to you. Pages Dedication . ....4 Administration, Faculty, and Staff. 5 Principal ' s Message. 6 Graduates ..31 Undergrads.. ..45 Intermediates ....... .55 Contents Organizations and Activities.63 Athletics .79 Patrons.87 Advertising.. ....91 Senior Interviews. 98 Senior Index 104 • «- j ' mm N hi}r5i Uubirc;I:j «W-« -•:  ? aete P - - - r -csss s L ' sssssi. ksss «jpprarap -:T:.- MPiat l  £; • |;i ' U )lUi. We, the class of ’63, dedicate this yearbook to our parents and teachers who with patience and helpful under¬ standing have guided us through our twelve years of school life.  r o vsj ZliiV.fcrt 4 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF To Members of the Class of 1963 I am pleased to extend congratulations to the members of the class of 1963 as you complete your high school studies at Luther Jackson High. You have contributed in many ways to the Luther Jackson program through participation in co-curricular activities and student organizations. The faculty and student body have been stimulated by your academic progress. I hope that you have gained much from your experiences at Luther Jackson High and that these experiences will benfit not only you but also your fellow men. There are heights you can attain with your training if you have a determination to achieve. It is up to you to achieve and be a credit to yourself, your parents, your school and your society. I believe if you were to consider the fact that you must not work only to make a living, but also for the joy of helping others, your reward will be more stimulating. I wish you the best of luck and a life of happiness. 6 wlPsiSs A vast world of know and unkown lies ahead of you, class of T 63; but whether known or unknown, it is a world of challenge, a world ready to yield the beauty and wonder of being alive if you are ready to live through service. Opportunities are great and varied; a rich harvest is waiting for capable, prepared young hands and minds. The learning process never stops, so let each day add to your preparedness for a richer, more satisfying life. MR. ROBERT A. TATE, B.S., M.S. Asst. Principal It is with a sense of profound gratitude and humility that I am priviledged to share in this the history of a very important period of your lives. It has given me a great satisfaction to watch your growth and development during the past several years. Your aims and desires of the present, cherished earnestly and sincerely,will give to you security and a sense of well-being in the future. MR. JAMES GASKINS, B.S., M.S. Asst. Prin. for Instruction MRS. JEAN MINOR, Finance Secretary. Secretarial Staff All funds derived from extra-curricula school activ¬ ities, such as entertainments, athletics, club dues, etc, and from any and all activities of the school, involving school personnel, student, or prop¬ erty, are classified as school activity funds and are under the direction of Mrs. Minor. MRS. GLORIA ELLIS. MRS. LORETTA BERRY. 1 8 MRS. RAQUAEL W. HALL Secretary MRS. CLAUDIA C. HAMMOND, B.A., M.A. Director of Guidance Guidance Guidance Services are an integral part of an adequate educational program. One of the major responsibilities of the counselor and teacher is to guide and stimulate the interest of the individual in all phases of the total learning activities so that his general and special capacities are developed. Guidance services assistpupils in achieving desirable goals by providing individual inventory, counseling placement and follow-up services. 9 imr— MR. JAMES POWELL, B.S. Math., Guidance Science MRS. TEMPIE VEST, B.A., M.A. Counselor MRS. GWENDOLYN FAUTLEROY, B.S. Counselor 10  MRS. MARGERY ROBINSON, B.S., M.S. Visiting Teacher Mrs. Robinson works with the home, school, and community on finding the causes of difficulties being experienced by students, and attempts to eliminate those problems. Above is a demonstration in the use of a flash meter as a device for helping pupils in the special reading class. Mr. Bobby L. Robinson, Psychiatric Social Worker (Graduate Training Program), Mrs. Emily Lay, Psychiatric Social Worker, and Mrs. Margery D. Robinson, Visiting Teacher, discuss a pupil who will receive therapy from the Fairfax Child Guidance Clinic. MR. DONOLD WITTEN Director of Health and Phys. Educ. Health and The health of the entire school depends upon the services offered by the clinical staff. Left to right are Mrs. James, Mrs. Driscoll, Mr. Witten and Mr. Price. Clinic Services Above we get a bird’s eye view of the many and varied clinical activities carried on by or under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Driscoll, R.N., P.H.N. 1 PHYS. EDUC. CLASS MISS FRANCES WILLIAMS, B.S., M.S. Phys. Educ. health MRS. CARRIE JAMES, B.S. Phys. Educ. Health EDUC. .CLASS Language Arts MRS. HARRIETTE HEMBY, A.B. English Reading A study of George Eliot’s SILAS MARNER would be incomplete without a diagram illustrating the complication of the plot. Tenth graders and their teacher look on while Rosalie Hunter, also a tenth grader, explains the diagram. The English program consists of courses and activities designed to develop the skills of reading, writing, listening, and speaking which are of value to all students in their personal, social, and occupational life. MISS CAROLYN DEWITT, B.A. English Foreign Languages The study of a foreign language is both a progressive experience and a progressive acquisition of a skill. At no point can the experience be considered complete or the skill perfected. TZW Progress in any one of these ex¬ periences is relative to the emphasis given it in the instructional program and to the interest and aptitude of the learner. MISS F.L. MILES, B.S. French MRS. MAYME HOLT, B.A., M.A. Spanish MR. JAMES POWELL, B.S. Mathematics and Science MRS. KATHRYN B. ROWE, B.S. Mathematics MRS. JOYCE WILLIAMS, B.S. Mathematics MR. MAJOR WELLS, B.S. Mathematics M A T H E M A T I C S The Mathematics Department provides for a sequential presen¬ tation of general and special math¬ ematics contributing to present and probable future educational, voca¬ tional and cultural needs of students. Attention is given in learning act¬ ivities to fundamental principles and, at the same time, sigificant applications are made within the learner ' s range of understanding and interest. ■ a mit EVENTS MR. H. L. LAWSON, B.S., M.S. World Geography World History Social Studies Classes The social studies program helps students to acquire knowledge and skills essential for good citizenship, as well as attitudes which lead to sound democratic behavior. It seeks to develop in each student an appreciation of our American heritage. A balanced emphasis is placed on the Common good and the individual good and on both the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. Science In a democracy like ours it is particularly important that people as a whole should so far as possible understand the aims and achieve¬ ments of Modern Science, not only because of the value of such knowledge to themselves but because research directly or indirectly depends upon popular appreciation of its meth¬ ods. MR. EUGENE SKINNER, B.S. Science The specialist is likewise a layman in every science except his own and he, too, needs to have new things explained to him in non-technical language. Sci¬ entific Progress is so rapid and revolutionary these days that no one can keep up with it without some means of keeping in close contact with its new ideas and discoveries. Learning is conducted in classroom-laboratory situa¬ tions which provide opportu¬ nities for individual and group instruction, investigation, and experimentation. MR. DEAN HARRIS, B.S. Science MISS VIRGINIA MAJOR, B.S. Science To the left is a physical science class and below is an Earth science class. Physical Science deals pri- marly with energy and the laws that govern it. Earth Science deals with the physical make up of the earth, its atmosphere and its place in the galaxy. MRS. CLARICE CRUDUP, B.S. Business Education Business Education MRS. ROSSLYN SHORT, B.S. Business Education Business education consists of courses and activities in the area of business designed to meet the common needs of all students and the vocational needs of students who desire to pre¬ pare for employment in business. Business education courses are designed to develop knowl¬ edge, skills, habits, attitudes, and ideas necessary for successful beginning and advancement in business. I Fine Arts MRS. ANNIE BOYKINS, B.S., M.S. Art MR. ROBERT GRIFFIN, B.S. Band MISS ANNETTE DILLARD, B.S. Choral General Music Opportunities are provided for all students to become ap¬ preciative listeners and success¬ ful participants in a variety of music activities. At the same time an effort is made in the program to discover and train students having exceptional ap¬ titudes and abilities. This bulletin is observable evidence that the influence of the art program is felt by the entire student body. These illustrations are examples of the creative power of our art students. ROBERT C. SPELLMAN, Art Cadet Teacher, Va. State College MISS MABEL JOLLY, B.S., M.S. Librarian The major purpose of this in structional materials center is to serve the established aims of the educational program by 1, providing a rich variety of materials, 2, offering leadership in developing techniques for the use of various materials, 3, making a- vailable facilities, services, and e- quipment necessary for instructional materials, and 4, furnishing facilities for and assistance in the production of instructional materials. ■ i | The Library MRS. WILMA HUDSON Secretary , . i r -552P MR. RICHARD JACKSON, B.S., M.S. Industrial Arts MR. ADOLPHUS COWARD, B.S. Repair and Maintenance Industrial Education The industrial arts curriculm con¬ sists of those courses, activities, or units of instruction designed to meet pupil needs which are outgrowths of the industrial aspects of American democ¬ racy. Emphasis related to the use of industrial goods and services in home and community. MRS. SADIE H. HARRIS, B.S. Cosmetology MR. LLOYD THOMPSON, B.S. Barbering and Trowel Trades Cosmetology and Barbering The basic purpose of vocational trade for in-school youth is to prepare them for advantageous initial entry into em¬ ployment in a specific or closely allied trade, industrial, technical or service occupation. Industrial Cooperative Training Program Industrial Cooperative is a form of cooperative part-time education, designed to provide vocational industrial training opportunities for high school juniors and senior. It is a co¬ operative enterprise between business and industrial es¬ tablishments in the community and the public high school. The establishments furnish part-time employment and train¬ ing to students during school hours. Through this employ¬ ment the students learn the manipulative part of their jobs under actual working conditions. At the same time the school furnishes the technical subject material related to the job being learned. Homemaking School experiences i n home eco¬ nomics are correlated and integrated with the home and community life of students. The experiences are based on an analysis of the conditions and needs of the community. Tea Time v 11 ' The program provides practical learning experiences with a vari¬ ety of goods, services, and equip¬ ment used in the home and communi¬ ty. MISS THELMA POINTER, B.S. Homemaking MRS. JULIA BROCKMAN A.B. Art, English, Guidance MRS. ROSALIE GRIFFIN, B.S. English and Reading MRS. EMMA MOORE, B.S., M.S. English and History Cafeteria It is necessary for a wholesome diet and we are assured of such by the competent staff shown here. Lunch time is also a time for relaxation for the personnel as well as the students. Our r Y 1 ' ' Above are a few of the many bus drivers serving our school. From left to right are: Mrs. Hlen Hamilton, Mr. Hewes Gibson, Mrs. Kathleen Coates, Mr. Russel Smith, and Mr. Arthur Edwards. Our school is served by sixteen buses coming from all communities of the 405 sq. miles of Fairfax County. We are proud of our competent drivers. T ransportation Service 30 GRADUATES i Seniors MELBA LEE, President CHRISTOPHER BLAKE, Vice-President CLASS OFFICERS FROM Left to Right, Stephen Parks, Treasurer; Melba Lee, president; Helen Rich, secretary; Carolyn Whitmore, financial secretary; and Christopher Blake, vice-president. YEAR-BOOK COMMITTEE FROM Left to Right, Christopher Blake, Arvayne Weaver, Iris Hall, Stephen Parks, Hobert Lawson and Carolyn Whitmore. 32 FROM Left to Right, are members of the Finance Committee, Melba Lee, Jerome Miles, Pamela Wall, and Arvayne Weaver. JOSEPH BAILEY JEAN BLACKWELL CHRISTOPHER BLAKE PATRICIA CARTER JULIA COLEMAN GLORIA COOPER ERNICE EVANS RUBY EVANS MARION FORD EUGENE HARMON EARLENE HARPER BARBARA HARRIS CHARLES JOHNSON LOUVENIA JOHNSON YVONNE JOHNSON mmm JEROME MILES MELVIN MOORE EMMA MORGAN ’■ii LYNWOOD PAYNE ROBERDEAU PAYNE WILLIAM PEARSON DELORES RICH KENNETH SAMUEL EDDIE SAULES NORMAN SIMMONS LEROY SYKES EDNA SIMMONS AUDREY ROBINSON HELEN RICH WAYMOND WADE VIRGINIA WAGSTAFF PAMELA WALL GLORIA WALLACE EARL WASHINGTON ARVAYNE WEAVER SCENE CAROLYN WHITMORE ROGER WOOD ROBERT YANCY ' I ' ll get him. ' Angel is in Danger! Will the bus ever come? ' Weather is no problem here. -- r FROM Left to Right, Louvenia Johnson, Barbara Harris, Ruby Evans. ... Helen Rich UNDERGRADS Juniors Bernard White Mary Lacey, Betty Quander James Minor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer James Alexander Betty Bailey Willilmina Barnes Mary Bellifield Edwin Blackwell Dianne Braxton Annie Brent James Chatman Constance Chichester Belton Curry Ruth Dade Stella Donald Leonard Duncan Helen Ellis Martin Ellis Nancy Evans Floyd Fields Peggy Fletcher Carroll Frederick Harold Fredrick 46 Lloyd Gaskins Franklin Hall Mary Hall Phyllis Helem Roslyn Horton Pearline Hurley Rebecca Johnson Shirley Lansdown Ruby Lewis Ollis Locke Faye Malden Myra Maxwell Emile McKendall Shirley Parker Bernadette Payne Dorothy Peppers Keith Pinkett Eva Pitts Janet Price Robert Pullen Lawrence Randall Lucy Rich Mary Robinson Melzie Ruffner Jennifer Sheppard i f 1 1 Shirley Simmons Claude Simms Gregory Simms Clinton Turner William Ward Ella Weeks Betty Wright Flore Wright Joseph Wright Sophomores Alma Allen Mildred Armstead Janice Ashley Geraldine Bailey Edward Baker Webster Bellfield Gladys Berry Joyce Bertrand James Brooks Ave Brown Benjamin Brown Brenda Brown Mary Brown Sandra Brown Dorothy Buchannan Ceola Bunaugh Otis Carter Laverne Coleman Lawrence Cooper Ralph Douglas 48 Sandra Evans Alvin Ferguson Peggy Fletcher Carolyn Fuller Freddie Gaskins Laura Gaither Merlyn Gibson Sheila Gordon Larry Hall Roberta Hamilton Ralph Harmon Florence Harris Phyllis Honesty Rosalie Hunter Adrian Jackson Charlotte Jackson Doris Jackson Fred Jackson Andre Johnson Rosa Johnson Velmarine Johnson Clifford Jones Eugene Jones Alfred Lacey Bessie Lee Laverne Lee Marilyn Lewis William Locke Joan Madison Ronal Marshall mu k Willie Moore Joyce Nelson Esther Newman Gwendolyn Newman Carroll Pearson Annabell Perkins Tyrone Pitts Bessie Pollard Charlotte Quander Angela Randall Mary Reid Laura Riley Casey Roberts Barbara Robinson Bernard Russell Bruce Saunders Joseph Saunders Willie Seegars Thomas Smith Reginal Spicer William Taylor Libby Teal Carrolla Terrel Phiyllis Walker Joseph Washington Janice Wring Jeanette Wring Susan Williams John Williams Elaine Williams Donald Welch Isabelle White Patricia Wiggins John Wigington Freshmen Delores Ackinson Mabel Addison Sandra Alexandria Yulanda Alexandria Betty Allen Louise Allen Marie Anderson Velma Archie Thomas Bailey Sharron Ball Arlean Barbour Inez Barnes Sylvia Barnes Willie Barnes William Bellifield Linda Bigelow Vaugh Blake John Bolling Barbara Boyd Tyrone Brandon William Brickhouse Jewell Brooks Margaret Brooks Donna Brown Gwendolyn Brown Sharon Clark Rita Colbert William Colbert Margaret Collins Dianne Cottom Janelle Brown Gerald Burr Clarence Bush Everett Bush Nettie Bush Gerald Byrd George Carter Gwendolyn Carter Mary Carter Toni Carter Elve Davis Michael Deskins Mary Dixon Sonja Duffin Toni Duvall Grade Ellis Ernest Evans Charles Fields Julian Gaither Paulette Gaskins Mary Gaskins Rosetta Gibson Sheila Grayson Mary Hall Viola Hampton 52 Shirley Harris Joyce Helena Reginia Hicks Barbara Hill Lawrence Hill Rolland Holland Betty Jackson Jimmie Jackson Alice Jacobs Dorothy Johnson Ralph Kenper Allene Lawson Josephine Lee Phyllis Lewis Clyde Locke Herbert Marshall Lorraine Marshall Ronald Martin Larry Mercer Larry Metcalf Stephen Mials Marshall Mills Saunders Moons Doris McCoy Franklin McCoy Andrew McKendall Arthur McPearson Emily Newman Marsha Nelson Franklin Payne 53 Katherine Puryear Florence Randall Roger Reaves Ethel Robinson Dwight Robinson Janet Rich Daniel Richards Willie Shaw Helen Simms James Simms Vera Simmons Catherine Talbat Clarence Tanks Yvonne Taylor Carol Thomas Beverly Walder Michaei Walker John White Raymond White Brenda Whitney Leonard Wright Teddy Wright 54 INTERMEDIATES uarey Carpenter Mark Carpenter Arthur Carter Franklin Carter Harriet Carter James Addison Peggy Addison Lloyd Allen Constance Armsted Cynthia Bailey Gary Bailey Richard Bailey Alva Banaugh Dorthy Beam Calvin Brent John Brown Sharon Brown Willette Brown James Boyd Leon Carter Angela Chase Judy Coates Janice Conerway Tyrone Corum Evelyn Dane Joy Diamond Jesse Dixon Eighth Grade Alice Duffin Samuel Ferguson Katie Field Dorthy Franklin Edna Gaddy Thomas Gaither Harold Gaskins Gaile Gray Catherine Grimes Floyd Haight Irvin Hall Carolyn Hargrow Betty Harris Cynthia Harris Jimmy Harris William Harris Steven Hawkins Leonard Haywood Daniel Henderson Richard Hern Larry Honesty Jane Houston Emma Hyman Brenda Jackson Ned Jackson Pauline Jackson Rene Jackson Charles Johnson Dovalle Johnson Howard Johnson John Johnson Delores Jones Iva Jones Kathleen Kane Leitha Lee Gregory Lendsey Willie Lewis Carl Lindsey Dana Lindsey Larry Lucas Josetta Marshall Norman Marshall Eighth Grade Harry Matthews Geraldine McDonald Clifford McDowell Lambert Merecer Linda Noble Elwood O ' Neil Keith Orange Elizabeth Parker Stella Muse Floyd Naylor Betty Neal William Newman Gary Paine Estella Payne Ronald Payton Richard Pearson Arvin Pegues Carroll Pegues Elizabeth Rainey Jean Reeves Daniel Rich Minty Rich Andera Richards Reginald Roberts David Robinson Violetta Ruffner Myrna Samuel Jean Scott Helen Seegars Forrest Shaw Helen Sheppard Edward Simmons Janet Simmons Robert Simms Albert Smith Charles Smith Mildred Smith Joan Smith Paul Smith Norman Spence Nathan Stokes Nathaniel Stokes Paul Stotts Richard Stuart Chavis Teal Daniel Thomas James Thomas Janet Thomas Howard Thompson Frances Todd Sharon Vincent Paula Walder Allen Walker Elaine Walker Willis Walker Vernon Wallace John Weather Carl Weeks Theresa Wells Franklin White Larry Whitney Edna Wilkerson Gaile White James Whitney Veronica Whitney Charles Williams Regina Williams Candid shot at a football game. Margret Adams Patricia Addison Mary Alexander Robert Allen Mary Jo Armstead Shirley Aylor Paul Bailey Nannie Bakely Clara Banks Joseph Belfield Willie Bernard Connie Blunt Morris Brooks Shirley Brown George Carter Jessie Carter Lawrence Carter Willie Carter Seventh Graders Florence Christan C. Michael Coates Gloria Coates Shirley Colbert Allen Coleman Viola Coleman Willie Coleman William Collins Linda Cox Clara Dane Jeanette Davis Catherine Dodson Henry Lee Evans Patricia Ferguson Elbert Gaines Hazel Gaskins Michael Gibson Charlotte Gordon Burkett Greene Harry Greene David Hall Dorothy Hamilton James Hamilton Betty Jo Harris Gwendolyn Harris Naomi Harris Phillip Hatcher Nancy Herbert LeRoy Holland James Huff Kathleen Hurley William Hyman ! David Jackson Edgar Jackson John Jackson Mac Arthur Jackson Robert Jackson Elmo Jenkins Janice Johnson Lorenzo Johnson Phillip Johnson Phyllis Johnson Diane Jones Janet Jones Pamela Jones Seventh Graders Debra Lewis Elaine Keller Edward King Arnold Lawrence Ruth Lee Roy Lee Harold Lewis John Locke Greer Marshall Andrew McMurry Vincent Murray Joyce Napper Jacqueline Nayler John Neal Larry Nichols Gail Patridge Earline Payne Cynthia Pearson Nellina Pearson Patricia Pearson Gayle Penn Juel Penn Harold Price Diane Rector Yvonne Rector Ann Reid Sarah Reid Sandra Rorls Betty Seegars Lawrence Simms Robert Singletary Gloria Smith James Smith Lillian Smith Melvin Smith William Smith Lorinda Somers Walter Somers Francis Stotts Oscar Stotts George Sutton Carl Tanks Shirley Taylor Anna Terry Jackqueline Thomas Ridgley Thomas Almarie Thompkins Evelyn Warner Barret Washington Patricia Watkins Janette Wells Dietra White Ruth White Shirley Wiggins Brenda Williams Gail Williams Lucile Williams Marion Williams Sharon Williams Doris Winston Ruth Woodon Leon Wright Worthy Wright Venus Wring Audrey Wyatt Linwood Yates 1 6 t Autographs hP ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES The Student Participation Association provides an opportunity for all students to participate in a representative form of government. It is provided with faculty sponsorship and guidance for accomplish¬ ing its objectives and assists the faculty and administration in developing school policies with reference to student conduct. Student Participation Association The officers of the Student Participation Association are from left to right as follows: Stephen Parks, President; Eva Pitts, Vice President; Mary Lacey, Sec¬ retary; Lucy Rich, Treasurer; and Mr. Major Wells, Sponsor. The Luther Jackson Chapter of the National Honor Society was founded in 1954. The National Honor Society is characterized by the four cardinal principles of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The purpose of the society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of America’s secondary schools. National Honor Society The officers of The Luther Jackson Chapter of The National Honor Society from left to right are as follows: Arvayne Weaver, President; Melba Lee, Vice President; Bettie Quander, Secretary; Eva Pitts, Reporter; Helen Rich, Treasurer, and Mrs. Claudia Hammond, Sponso r. 1 S.C.A The Student Cooperation As¬ sociation is an organization within the intermediate school. This or¬ ganization offers an opportunity for students to exhibit leadership by participating in a variety of activ¬ ities that will help build better citizens. The officers are as follows: Sarah Wilkins.President Phyllis Johnson . . Vice-President Shirley Brown .... Treasurer Gwendolyn Richards . . Secretary Patrols The student patrol is a safety organ¬ ization which plans for the safety of students enroute to and from school. Patrols also assist in the orderly transition from class to class. The officers are: Edna Simmons ......... Captain Rebecca Johnson.Lieutenant Ceyonne Holland ...... Sergeant 66 To the left is Mr. C.M. Robinson, school safety sponsor. Virginia Muse .President I New Homemakers of America . Nr Bernadette Payne . Treasurer Toni Carter .Vice- President Shirley Simmons . .... Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Hall, Sponsor Mrs. Dorothy Hall serves as advisor to the local and district presidents and is the assistant sec¬ retary of the State Association of New Homemakers of America. It is through participation in the program of activities of this organization that the officers and members learn how to take leader¬ ship roles in the home, school and community. OFFICERS Virginia Muse ...... President Tony Carter .... Vice-President Shirley Simmons . . . Secretary Bernadette Payne . . . Treasurer fe JliLV- M . w | i ' if? W. .- h Jj fS ip: fcf—-Tl - ' S vm 5 ■ Spanish Club The officers of this club are: Melba Lee.. • • President Eva Pitts .... Vice-President Dianne Cottom ..... Secretary Jerome Miles.Treasurer Sponsor.Mrs. Mayme Holt i ( French Club Le Cercle Francois les of¬ ficers : Corridy Brown.President Arvayne Weaver . . . Vice-President Laura Riley .Secretaire, Tresonier Miss Fannie Miles . . Sponsor F.T.A. The FutureTeachersof America Club officers and sponsor are: Janet Price .President Shirley Parker . . . Secretary James Minor . . . Treasurer Sponsor . . . Mr. C.M. Robinson The Dramatics Club The officers of the Dramatics Club of L.J.H. for the term T 62 and ’63 are as follows: Elaine Williams.President Mary Lacey . 0 Vice-President Arvayne Weaver . . . . Secretary Mrs. Ha ' rriette Hemby . . Sponsor Scenes on this page were taken from one of Thornton Wilder’s one act plays, The Happy Journey, in which a few chairs represent an automobile and the action takes place during a tour which is im¬ aginatively created on a bare stage. The actors were given a high rating in the District Festival which entitles them to compete in the State Festival. The characters in the above named play are: Eva Pitts, Phyllis Walker, Melba Lee, Bernard White, Joseph Wright, and James Chatman. 69 The Forensic Club ' s purpose is to help develop self-confidence, poise, and adequate communication in public speaking. 70 _,v: y Industrial Arts Club The Industrial Arts Club aims to provide students with relaxation from school routine and to provide an opportunity for the development and encouragement of interest in worthwhile handicraft projects. Mr. Richard O. Jackson, sponsor. The officers of the Club are as follows: President.Adele Newman Vice-President.Clinton Turner Secretary .. Ann Brent FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. T. M. Williams, Prin., Adele Newman, Mr. Blakley Weaver, Pres, of P.T.A., and Mr. R.O. Jackson. Miss Newman is presenting a gavel from the Industrial Arts Club to the President of the P.T.A. I I.C.T. Club The members of the I.C.T. club are: President.Earlene Harper Vice-President . . . Shirley Lansdown Secretary . Barbara Harris Treasurer.Joyce Jackson Newspaper Staff The officers of the Newspaper Staff for T 62 and ' 63 are as follows: Cecil Bolling . . .  . Editor Ronald Martin .„ . Advertising Manager Roger Reaves .Circulating Manager Vaughn Blake .Boys ' Sport Editor Laura Riley .Production Manager I Debating Team The officers of the debating team for ’62 and ' 63 are as follows: Bernard White . . . President Betty Quander . . . Vice-President Yvonne Johnson . . . Secretary Leon Johnson .... Treasurer The 1962 Poinsettia Cotillion Sponsored By ZETA CHI OMEGA CHAPTER Of ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY Presidential Arms Hotel The Debutantes were as follows: Miss Beverly Brewer Miss Gloria Brooks Miss Corridy Brown Miss Janice Lee Brown Miss Delores Chambers Miss Dianne Charity Miss Frederica Corum Miss Karen Gee Miss Dieldra Hallion Miss Margorie Hill Miss Ceyonne Holland Miss Louvinia Johnson Miss Yvonne Johnson Miss Greer Kelly Miss Thelma Lancaster Seniors in Luther Jackson High Miss Janice Lee Miss Yvonne McLaurin Miss Charlene Miller Miss Gloria Nelson Miss Adele Newman Miss Neldra Preston Miss Frances Raphael Miss Rose Robinson Miss Gloria Rowe Miss Charlene Teal Miss Faylene Teal Miss Pamela Wall Miss Arvayne Weaver Miss Carolyn Whitmore ' J  m m MR. ROBERT U. GRIFFIN, Director Luther Jackson High School Band The Luther Jackson High School Band under the direction of Robert U. Griffin has grown from 32 to 65 players. The musical growth of the band is evidenced by trophies and festival ratings. The band participates in parades, concerts, football games, basketball games, assembly programs and the Northern Regional Band Festival. The variety of music in their repertoire ranges from Marches to Latin American rhythms. JOHN THOMPSON, Drum Major L.J.H. High and Intermediate Choirs The Luther Jackson High School Choir is made up of 51 members from the ninth through the twelfth grades. Every opportunity is given talented students to perform as a group and as a soloist. The choir officers for 1962-1963 are: President... Vice-President ............ V, Secretary .. Treasurer .... . Sgt-at-arms . Chaplain .. . Betty Quander Dianne Dodson . . . Eva Pitts Thomas Dodson Joseph Wright Melvin Moore The Intermediate Choir is made p of seventh grade students en- olled in General Music Classes. Although the emphasis in this ourse is on developing anappreci- Hon of music, the Intermediate hoir is given an opportunity to rform on special occasions. BETTY QUANDER VIRGINIA MUSE RUBY LEWIS DORIS JACKSON Majorettes ROSA JOHNSON Si- ' ■ ■ E ' Rangerettes From left to right the Rangerettes are as follow: Linda Bigelow, Lucy Rich, Sandra Evans, Velmarine Johnson, Yvonne Taylor. Mathematics and Science Activities Everyone should acquire some knowledge of science because we depend so heavily upon science and technology for our surival and progress. Our educational system must produce competent specialists since we are a democracy in which citizens are the ultimate policy makers A large number of us must be educated to understand, to support and when necessary, and to judge the work of the experts. HR— F.B.L.A. The officers of Leaders of America of ’62 and ’63 are as Bessie Harris . . . Melba Lee. Lucy Rich .... Helen Rich . . Iretha Brooks . . Dianne Dodson . . . the Future Business for the school year follows: .President | . Vice-President . . . Secretary Assistant Secretary . . Treasurer ...... Reporter The F.B.L.A. at Luther Jackson cele¬ brated Business Week, March 11, through March 15, 1963. Features for Business Week were: An Assembly Program with speaker and skit; and exhibits from the General Business and Typing Classes. Shown below are: Mr. R. Charles Long, Assoc. Prof, of Business Education- Virginia State College, and Mrs. Crudup, F.B.L.A. Sponsor. To the extreme right is an exhibit prepared by Eloise Duncan a student in Business Education. tmmmmmd ATHLETICS Tigers 1 S co reboard Jackson 12 Carver Jackson 26 Douglass Jackson 14 Manassas Jackson 14 Walker Grant Jackson 0 Hoffman Boston S 1 Jackson 14 Parker Gray Jackson 6 Pomunky % i % Jackson 47 Taylor Jackson 0 Fair mount 14 0 6 19 12 21 45 6 35 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Major Wells, Assistant Cc Oscar Overby, Cadet Teacher, Virginia State College; Ge Felton, Coach; and Eugene Skinner, Assistant Coach. rw. B kl J fflST , WILLIE MOORE - Quarterback They say, It’s cold outside. Coach Price instruct¬ ing Ben Naylor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Edwin Blackwell, Lawerence Randall, Gerald Byrd, Frankie Hall, Brenard White, Hobart Lawson, Martin Ellis, Stephen Parks, Walter Hawkins, James Shaw, and Roland Holland. Coach, George Felton. Reginal Spicer, Chris Blakej Roger Wood, Robert Yancy, Tigers’ Scoreboard L.J.H. Opponent L.J.H. Opponent 51 Spingarn 57 52 Jennie Dean 51 55 Walker Grant 53 43 Hoffman Boston 66 43 Cardoza 63 41 Parker Gray 71 57 Bell Voc. 59 51 Parker Gray 53 69 Walker Grant 70 59 Douglass 45 66 Douglass 29 71 Jennie Dean 60 80 Carver 55 66 Carver 45 40 Hoffman Boston 49 Tournament L.J.H. Opponent 68 Jennie Dean 56 53 Parker Gray 61 55 Walker Grant 62 83 JUNIOR VARSITY HOBERT LAWSON CHRISTOPHER BLAKE ROGER WOOD STEPHEN PARKS ROBERT YANCY Varsity Girls’ Basketball FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Majy Bellfield, Janice Price, Betty Bailey, Margaret Collins, Shirley Parker, Allene Lawson, Laverne Lee, Janet Rich, Dianne Braxton, Doris Jackson, Louvinia Johnson, Barbara Harris, Edna Simms, Janet Price. SECOND ROW: Eva Pitts, Peggy Hall, and Dianne Dodson. Scoreboard Luther Jackson vs. St. Cyprian Luther Jackson vs. Douglas Luther Jackson vs. Carver 11 Tournament at Leesburg Criser Luther Jackson Douglas Carver Record: Lost 3 - Won 3 9 ■ NA SIMMONS, Forward BARBARA HARRIS, Forward -•■LX DIANNE DODSON, Manager PEGGY HALL, Scorekeeper LOUVENIA JOHNSON, Guard Cheerleaders Win or loose the Cheering squad is always on hand. From left to right standing are: Rosa Johnson, Ceyonne Holland, Cammie Randall, Lorraine Marshall, Marilyn Lewis and Dianne Dodson. Front Row: Yvonne Taylor, Betty Quander, and Ruby Lewis. Baseball To the far left and standing is R.O. Jackson, Coach and to the far right and standing is E.W. Skinner, Assistant Coach. They are looking forward to a great season. Track From left to right standing are: Major Wells, Coach; Robert Yancy, Joseph Wright, James Minor, Norman Simmons, and Charles Johnson. Kneeling from left to right are: Roger Wood, Reginald Spicer, John Thompson, and James Wagland. 87 Miss Basketball of ’63 ! 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WOOD, ROGER T. 5919 Munson Road Alexandria, Virginia Track 1,4; Choir 3; Football ball 1,4. YANCY, ROBERT Route 1, Box 73 Alexandria, Va. Basketball 3,4; Football 4; Choir 2,3,4; Band 1. Elective 1,4; Basket- Elective Track 2,3; Senior Index Bailey, Joseph 20,34 Blackwell, Jean 34 Blake, Christopher 18,32,34,83,84 Brent, William 34,74 Broadus, Darron 34 Brooks, Iretha 34 78 Brooks, Lillie 34,74,75,78 Brown, Corridy 15,34,65,68,73 Carter, Patricia 35,78 Coleman, Julia 35,71,75 Cooper, Gloria 35 Dodson, Dianne 21,35,58,66,75,78,85,86 Dodson, Thomas 35,75 Evans, Ernice 15,35,68,74,75,78 Evans, Ruby 35 Ford, Marion 35,58,66 Gaskins, Ester 36 Grimes, Milton Charles 36,80,87 Hall, Iris 32,36,78 Hall, Peggy 36,58,66,78,85 Hall, Raymond 36 Harmon, Eugene 23,36,43,74 Harper, Earlene 36,58,66,71 Harris, Barbara 10,36,85,87 Harris, Bessie 15,16,37,65,68,70,75,78 Hines, Raymond 23,37 Holland, Ceyonne 21,37,58,64,65,66,73,75, 78,86 Hurley, Ilean 21,37,66,71,75 Jackson, Joyce 37 Johnson, Charles 25,37,75,86 Johnson, Louvenia 37,65,66,73,85,87 Johnson, Yvonne 17,37,72,73,77 Lawson, Hobart 18,32,38,74,83,84 Lee, Melba 15,16,17,32,33,38,65,68,69,70, 77,78 Madison, Joseph 15,38,68,71 Mansfield, Loretta 38,78 Matthews, James 38,80,81 Miles, Jerome 16,23,33,38,43,68,70 Moore, Melvin 38 Morgan, Emma 38 Muse, Virginia 39,67,76 Newman, Adele 39,71,73,78 Newman, Bettie 39,67,78 Page, Clarence 20,39,74 Parks, Stephen 18,32,39,64,65,68,70,72, 77,83,84 Payne, Lynwood 39,74,75 Payne, Roberdeau 39 Pearson, William 25,39,7i Rich, Delores 40 Rich, Helen 32,40,65,78 Robinson, Audrey 40 Samuel, Kenneth 40,71 Saules, Eddie 15,18,40,68 Simmons, Edna 40,66,70,85,87 Simmons, Norman 21,40,66,74,75,80,81,86 Smith, Patsy Sykes, Leroy 20,40,75 Taylor, Leonard 15,22,41,66 Taylor, Ronald 18,41,80,86 Teal, Charlene 26,41,73,75 Teal, Faylen 41,73 Thompson, John 41,80,81,82,86,87 Wade, Waymond 25,41 Wagstaff, Virginia 41 Wall, Pamela 15,16,25,26,33,41,43,64,66, 71,73 Wallace, Gloria 42,66,71 Washington, Earl 23,42,74 Weaver, Arvayne 15,18,32,33,42,43,58,65, 68.72.73.75.77 Whitmore, Carolyn 17,18,32,42,43,65,68, 73.75.77 Wood, Roger 23,42,88,81,83,84,86,87 Yancy, Robert 42,75,83,84,86 108 ■j ■ ■ v t ' v PQupyma Vi. — • “ wET j., ' .: jiiiL ■ ' ' ,. 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