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

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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

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. a it ri wi f i at fa? F' ,-,.:,,5,-Ib An-J 1.42.41Lv:..1fJ.,.a.e.D :i'I,-mfsm:ta,r,, 6 .5512 Q ,4 CLASS DEGREES By HELEN STOKES AND MAJOR XV1LLmMs Oft times we fail to notice all of the outstanding points about people. It has been the aim of the Class of '45' to give recognition to those in its class, that have such outstanding merits. Since they have worked at the trades for which they are to be award- ed it is no more than my duty to be more than happy to assist in awarding them. I am stu'e that the de- grees that are about to be presented will be of valu- able use in describing your disposition and habits to anyone whom you may comfort in the future, and so may they be taken and valued as a memory of this class. To Roberta Jackson and Shephard Hobson, who enjoy dancing we award the degree of C. I. QClass Iitterbugs Q. To jerry Jones, who thinks himself so important and walks around the hall as though he owns the world, we award the degree of M. C. B. CMost Con- ceited Boyl. To Mabel Settle, Sallie I-Iowlette and Irma Green, because of their singing ability, we award the degree of C. S. B. CClass Song Birdsj. To Robert Smith, who is always annoying some girl, we give the degree of C. P. fClass Pestl. To Elizabeth Grooms, who is the fattest girl, we award the degree of C. F. G. CClass Fattest Girlj. To Lonnie Mayo and Iames Saunders, who we wish we could please sometimes but seem to fail to do so, we award the degree of C. G. CClass Grumblerj. To Luther Branch, who is always ready to meet girls with a smile on his face and a song in his heart, we award the degree of C. L. tClass Loverl. To Doris Irving, whose mouth runs like Niagara Falls, we award the degree of C. C. B. CClass Chat- ter Boxl. ' To Clifford Wingfield who is always talking trash to the girls, we award the degree of C. AI. CClass liver D . To Mildred Lindsay, who has tried so hard not to say good-bye to Walker, we award the degree of H. D. fHonorable Disehargel. To Catherine Ha.rris,'who is familiar with all the details of everybody's business, we award the degree of C. N. CClass Nosiestl. To Roosevelt Brown, who is always on a daze, we awardthe degree of D. D. CDay Dreamerl. To Lillian Norrell, who doesn't know what it is to have a boy friend, we award the degree of C. O. M. CClass Old Maidl. , To Phyllis Lindsay, who is willing to do her duty at anytime, we award the degree of C, M. R. fClass Most Reliablej. To Delcenia McCallum, who is Walker's Betty Grable, we award the degree of U. A. CUnpaid Actressj. To Alberta Holmes, who is so sweet and quiet and so Very innocent, we award the degree of C. I. CClass Innocentj. To Evelyn Simms, who has such a sweet innocent disposition, we award the degree of L. O. fLovable One . To Guysuiter Reaves, who is always noting around the halls and playing it quite cool, we give the degree of C. P. B, fClass Play Boyl. To Thelma Daise, who makes such excellent grades Continued on Page 38