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

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Concert Choir: 1st row; Sheila Ford, Jane Washington, Valerie Branch, Belinda Hymes, Gloria Farmer, Barbara Powell, Coriss Terry, Nancy Thomas, Deborah Bland, Deborah Wilcox, Gwendolyn Thomas, and Pamela Willis. 2nd row; Clarette Booker, Wanda Branch, Cheryl Jackson, Sheila Jackson, Calcine Harris, Joyce Martin, Connie Shelton, Brenda Smith, Pauline Robinson, Denise Freeman, Rosetta Harding, and Anthony Peay. 3rd row; Loretta Taylor, Gloria Graham, Barbara Woodson, Paul Graham, Wanda Joyner, Denise Coleman, Carolyn Wilkerson, Gwendolyn Page, Van White, Gloria Williams, and Deborah Hawkins. 4th row; Cornell Jones, Linward Loving, Sherman White, Ronald Holt, Harvey Williams, Walter Prince, Robert Johnson, Larry Bouner, Lewis Thompson, McKinley Moss, Everette Page, James Gabbin, Charles Pulliam, Benjamin Bailey and Ira Gist. People love music CHOIR COUNCIL The Council discusses the song “Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee.’’ Pictured: Cornell Jones, Gloria Graham, Lewis Thompson and Wanda Branch.

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“THINGS LOOK KINDA FUNNY FROM THIS ANGLE” Ronald Deane does his thing as he demonstrates his skills in a gymnastics class. Here Ronald goes from a tip-up to a head stand. “WE'RE TRYING!’ The Flexed-Arm hand is one of the required skills on the Physical Fitness Test which is administered to all 10th and 11th grade students in their Physical Education classes each fall and spring. They are Marilyn Washington, Gail Cheatham and Brenda Gray. “IT'S ABOUT TIME HE THREW IT RIGHT’’ These boys watch a demonstration on the proper techniques and skills involved in touch football. They are: Robert Darden, Larry Cheatham, Dalton Miles, Richard Lewis, Andrew Adams, Martin Ellerbe, Kenneth Barbour and Dennis Brooks

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BERNARDO (Linward Loving) and SHARKS dance in the streets. pe ee The music department presented as its spring musical production ‘‘West Side Story,’’ music by Leonard Bernstein, lyrics by Stephen Sandheim. “West Side Story’’ portrays rivalry between two vicious gangs. Murders and death result, but who is to blame? Most of all, love is found and two people join together to help formulate a musical that the students of Maggie Walker, as well as the citizens of our city, will never forget. This is said to be the crowning glory of all of the music department productions. The production was presented in April, in the School Auditorium. MARIA (Deborah Bland) and TONY (Ronald Holt) in dramatic DEATH TONY (Ronald Holt) and MARIA (Deborah Bland) singing SCENE: “TONIGHT”