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

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Advertisements, 177-200 Aides, Secretaries Harrison D. C., 14 Morris, D., 14 Richardson, J., 14 Montague, M. S., 14 Awards, Service, 90 Band, 64, 65, 66 Basketball, 102-103 Game Scene, 96 JV’s, 98 Players, 97 Team, 96 Business Teachers, 19 Christian, J. C. Fleming, A. N. Flowers, E. F. Lawson, N. Pettis, W. J. Saunders, M. Story, G. B. Cadets, 62-63 Cadet Ball, 74 Cheerleaders, 80 Cheerleaders, J.V., 103 Classes Biology, 43 Computer, 41 Cosmetology, 39 English, 42 French, 45 German, 45 History, 42 Home Ec., 37 Latin, 44 Masonry, 36 Needle Trades, 38 Physics, 43 Spanish, 44 Trig, 41 Typing, 40 VOT, 37 Woodwork, 36, 39 Class Sponsor, 108-109 Class Officers, 110 Class Installation, 111 Contestants, Miss Walker, 82-83 Miss Walker Runners-Up, 85 Contents, 3 Counselors, 16-17 Black, F. W. Clark Segar Spurlock Williams, M. Taylor, L. J. Culture and Grace, 75 Distributive Education Teachers, 18 Atkinson, S. Index Barbour, T. Keith Slough, J. Division Pages Achievements, 34-35 Administration, 10-11 Athletics, 78-79 Juniors, 148-149 Patrons and Ads, 158-159 Teachers Seniors, 106-107 English Teachers, 20-21 Boykins, K. G. Cannon, T. Friend, M. E. Hart, S. Kyles, |. A. Lipscomb, V. M. Salley, J. T. Savage, F. D. SCOUT ao: Segear, C. E. Exhibits Art, 72 Industrial Education, 73 Fine Arts, 33 Baskerville, J. Jasper, T. Jones, R. Thompson, E. Football, 86-87, 94 Backfield, 89 Classes, 93 Coaches, 86 Coach Gardner, 92 Ends, 90 Individual Players, 91 JNA, Bs Record, 87 Team, 88 Foreign Language Teachers, 22-23 Black, M.L. Collins, T. Gaines, A. L. Johnson Page, E. R. Parsell, E. Sartain, S. Washington, J. Windmuller, |. S. Foreword, 2 Groups and Activities Charm and Culture, 46 Cheerleaders, 67 French Honor Society, 47 Girls Basketball, 105 Golf, 104 Ge lg ee, Madrigal Singers, 46 203

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The senior section of the book was planned with joy and delight. It is intended that the layout reflect sim- plicity, yet at the same time express feelings of ac- complishments. To seniors, the traditional cap and gown is symbolic of that which is dignity, stateliness, refinements and achievements. Seniors would have it no other way. The photographs of juniors are less formal. Juniors are yet hopeful of that day that shall represent the culmination of striving and study as high school peo- ple. The athletic section of the book is covered in a way so as to convey the range of and enthusiasm for these types of activities at Walker High School. The aim is not to overpower the book with sports, but to impress the reader with the importance of worthwhile teach. lessons that school sports seek to WALKER ALMA MATER Maggie Walker, Alma Mater, We would wreathe thy wall with praise We would carol adoration To thy name for endless days. Tho in sunshine or in shadows, Bright with starlight, dark with storm, Here within thy cloister You would shield us from all harm. II Therefore, onward, upward lead us With your kind unerring hand, And forever true, you'd have us To thee, God and nature land. Words and music: Willie Thomas Jones With a deep sense of gratitude, names of persons and firms in the community are listed. These are the PEOPLE who through their public spirit indicate their concern for our youth and the problems of youth. These are the PEOPLE who are concerned about the aspirations and hope of all People. This, then, is the message that this book seeks to convey. It is, indeed, the hope of the staff that this yearbook shall not only serve as a memory book, but it shall also inspire PEOPLE to higher levels of learning and achievements. Young people shall rise up And people will listen, New people shall speak And the world must act.

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Index Majorettes, 64, 65, 66 Modern Dancers, 46 Office Worker, 47 High School Bowl, 71 History Teachers Bartholomew, 24 Anderson, L. T., 24 Callaham, P., 24 Cooper, F., 24 Cousins, G., 25 Foster, G., 25 Henderson, A., 25 Sanders, A., 25 Williams, J., 25 Index, 203, 204 Industrial Education Teachers Anderson, G., 28 Armstrong, H. M., 28 Baker, V. E., 28 Hill, L. V., 28 Johnson, H. T., 29 Segear, A. S., 29 Williams, G. S., 29 Introduction, 4-9 Juniors, 150-156 Juniors Officers, 156 Junior Honor Students, 157 Juniors On Yearbook Staff, 157 Mathematics Teachers, 26-27 Brown, H. Diamond, R. Lighty, M. Nutall, D. Y. Richardson, R. Southerland, K. Williams, R. Organizations Choir, 56 D. E. Picnic, 58 Drama, 49 Driver's Training, 54 BAR OL Girl Talk Club, 49 Human Relations Club, 48 Humanities, 59 Installation of S.P.A. Officers, 52 Literary Club, 48 P. E. Department, 54 Physical Education, 55 Red Cross, 59 Reflections Magazine, 51 Silver Coach, 58 Student-Aids And Library Club, 48 204 Student Council Sponsors, 53 West-Side Story, 57 Voice Staff, 50 Y-Teens, 50 Patrons, 160-176 Pep Rally, 80-81 Physical Ed., 32 Bibby, F. Booker, R. Evans, J. Hopkins, H. Norrell, V. Principles Parkelowo- le Ransome, M. E., 12, 13 Gardner, A. L., 12-13 Segar, W. F., 12-13 Science Teachers Barham, S. Bolden, C. Bowser, G. Glover, M. Green, H. Segar, C. Taylor, P. Secretaries Pace, E. W., 14 Pannell, A., 14 Parson, M. 14 Archer, B., 14 Seniors, 112-140 Senior Class Committee, 111 Senior Directory, 141-147 Summary, 201-202 Tennis, 104 Thanksgiving, 68 Title Page Track Team, 99-100-101 Veteran's Day, 69 Workers, 15 Administrative Beamon, |. J. Boyd, J. Davis, L. Dungee, D. Gresham, A. Harrison, L. Monroe, C. Samuels, S. Vaughan, Yearbook Staff, 76, 77