Maggie L Walker High School - Dragon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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' -emxznu' .l--ll . Ill a Ill a Wifi f if it if u w w a -f.d,f,gFTl.g.!.NuJ-laL.4.L,m.t,f, .f5'pv1 Qe-4 .'h 5 .513 2 ' T CLASS WILL OF 1945 We, the Senior Class! of ,Nineteen Forty-five, real- izing that our stay in this institution is nearing its end, do hereby put down in documentary form This our Last Will and Testament. To our beloved Alma Mater, we pledge to carry forward the Torch of Enlightment and Knowledge. To our faculty,,our sincere gratitude for your guidance. To the students of Maggie Walker, our belief that you, will continue to carry on and achieve higher honors. Individual Bequest: Phyllis Lindsay wills her scholastic attainments to Irene Quarrels. Delcenia McCallum wills her baton to Gloria Quarles. Catherine Harris wills her technique attending to other folks' affairs to Willie Mae Goode. Naomi Charity and Pauline Pride will thei.r dra- matic talent to Nancy Smith and Elizabeth Winston. Ruth Smith leaves her title as class best dressed girllto'-Ada Smith. Earl Horne leaves his title of class best dressed boy to Iames Parker. . Raymond Ross and Irvin Swinson will their suc- cess on the gridiron to Perry Briggs and Furney Green. Shepard Hobson wills his' precious glasses to Robert White fwho is forever bumping into stu- dentsl. Melvin Moon wills his technique of jiving teach- ers to William Wertz. Mable Settle wills her beautiful voice to Maggie Caroline. Sallie Howlette leaves her title as class beauty to Emily Manning. 24 Lonnie Mayo wills her personality to Mozelle Ross. Maybelle Holmon wills her title as class shortest girl to Mattie Hubbard. Sophia Holmes wills her million dollar smile to Lucy Chatman. Helen Stokes wills her special styles to Willianna Hill. Dorothy Rowlette leaves half of her height to Grace Murdow and the rest to Alma Whitfield. Mahlon Carrington wills his dimples to Frank Mitchell. Harold Neal and Royal Lewis will their cadet uniforms to Benjamin Dickens and Gerald Hanson. Major Williams wills his title as class handsomest to Willie Ross. Luthur Branch wills his smooth profile to Reginald Hayes. Coley Wallace wills his freshness to Bernard Potts. Mary Davenport wills her nice ways to Martha Thornton. DeLois Smith leaves her amiability to Solome Scott. ' Frances Hackett wills her vacancy on the team to Frances Chavies. Lillian Norrell leaves her quietness to Helen Han- son. - The Senior Class wishes to thank you, one and all, for what you have done to help us. We wish you much and more success in all undertakings. We do solemnly swear this to be our Last Will and Testament, in witness thereof, we sign our names this.-.-, ....... .. ............. -- ........ of june, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-five. . , Class of 45 By EVELYN SIMMS

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'9T i U -xrzzuz' .2-fl-M-ll . I,tf1r'luFi-Lf-11aw'1! a ti 231913755 RTIHUU mi' ,,.,i,9,g,E,ly3,4iJal-:.ai.m.a,7 5-Y-m.l7a.a ,1, 4 jjpuij ,i, CLASS CREED We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-five, have struggled four long years, through sleet, rain and snow to obtain this goal-Graduation. We believe and trust in God, to be sincere but civil, to be Hrm but reasonable, to recog- nize another's viewpoint While defending our own-that is our Creed. One by one we shall set forth our other beliefs. VVe believe in our parents. Of what good are the joys, toilings of a student when there is no one in a place we call home to share our joys and our heartaches? It is father and mother who stand by us and may Cod bless them, everyone. . We believe in our school, Maggie L. Walker, and may she climb higher in her good Work. We believe in our Principal, Mr. James E. Segear, whose high standards and unseliish interest in us have made him a thoughtful advisor. We believe in our Sponsor, Mr. John W. Williams, who has worked both faithfully and untiringly on all occasions. We believe in our Teachers. We proudly boast of having one of the best teaching staffs of any High School. We believe in the Democracy that our boys are fighting and dying for, to preserve in these United States. We -believe in the Pupils of Maggie L. Walker High School. They must become men and women of the coming years. May Cod help them to face the task of life like men. We believe in our Motto: To Help Lift the Veil of Ignorancyf, Thou too, sail on most noble ship, Walker High by name May Cod watch over your glorious trip Farewell, School of Fame. As we sail out upon life's way. We shall not be afraid. We have achieved. We've crossed the bay. The ocean lies ahead. We have tested our Creed and are proud of OU1' beliefs. SHERMAN LOGAN Iune, 1945