Luther P Jackson High School - Cougar Yearbook (Dendron, VA)

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain, Bolden Thomas; Simon Savedge, Willie Fields, Douglas Gilchrist, Marvin S. Holmes, Quincy Edler, H. I. Tucker, Coach. Compliments of W.S. Peebles and Co. Wakefield, Virginia Waverly, Virginia. LEFT TO RIGHT: Louise Blizzard, Frances Blizzard, Edith Jackson, Maxine Washington, Assist- ant Coach, Miss M. Harris, Lillian Bailey, Avis Bailey, Carrie Jones, Captain, Rebecca Savedge, Mildred Bailey.

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COACH: 11. I. Tucker CHEERING SQUAD Sponsored By E.R. CHAPPELLE General Merchandise Dendron 5333 Elberon, Va. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Butler, L. Kelly, F. Hardy, Sponsor, B. B. Taylor; B. Poole, J. Byrd. 30

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No More No more running around the halls. No more writing on the walls. No more essays in English twelve. No more wishing for the bell. No more ganging on the corner step. No more enthused response to the cheering squad ' s pep. No more dates with a High School chum. No more hotdogs will we eat to the very last crumb. No more races to make it to class. No more Jackson Spirit will we jazz. No more of Mr. Williams ' algebra to puzzle our brains No more of Miss Harrell ' s History to tell of the slain. No more sitting in the study hall on hard benches. No more handling of Mr. Tucker ' s Wrenches. No more fantastic excuses for notes that are due. No more discussion on Who ' s dating who . No more of the band ' s music so rare and pure. No more will we swell the choir ' s melodious strains. No more a part of Mr. Easter ' s hard working plans. No more will we share the rough and good work of the team, No more will coach Kee keep us on the beam. No more baseball with the grandstand packed. No more basketball, no more cracks. No more flirting with the guys and lassies, No more cutting those dear old classes. No more prayers for the sixth period to hurry and end. No more hopes for the weekend to speedily begin. No more sizzling the basketball net. No more winning on a good wholesome bet. No more jiving those teachers for an extra point. No more thinking our dear Alma Mater is just a joint. Happy are we met, happy have we been. Happy may we part, and happy meet again . Written by Clara E. Gray 32