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

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i | 3 H ad : a i Culture and grace PEOPLE DESIRE SOCIAL ACHIEVEMENTS. Most people enjoy social activities. Entertainment, recreation, balls, and dress are important factors in the development of young people. School activities are so designed as to impart knowledge and acquire skills in social graces and poise. Rhonda Johnson and 2nd. Lt. Raymond Walker are congratulated for their presentation in this area. | 75

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— AT THE QUEEN’S BALL. Kathy Clarke and her escort social happenings of the school year. The special dance to the music after the Grand March at the attractions of the evening include the Grand March Cadet Ball. The Ball was held at the Army Reserve and the crowning of the Queen. Center. This social event is one of the outstanding | Ry ok pe rt ent 74

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LAYOUT A YEARBOOK FUNDAMENTAL These are the yearbook layout ‘‘experts.’’ They are aware of the importance of good layout to a superb yearbook. Christopher Chester and Majorie Rivers discuss details of a layout spread while Craig Mills and Dorothy Winston get needed information over the telephone. EDITORIAL STAFF HOLDS EXECUTIVE SESSION: A tremendous amount of planning goes in the publication of a yearbook. Planning must be ac- curate so that all details, appointments and dead- lines must meet. The Editor-in-Chief Harry Bryce (extreme right) called this meeting. Those in attendance were (standing) Marjorie Rivers, FEA- TURE WRITER; Gloria Graham, Assis. Secretary; Anthony Bolling, Ass. Business Manager; Christopher Chester, Business Manager; Sarah Lacy, Secretary; Craig Mills, Assis. Editor-in-Chief; and Raymond Bowser, SPORTS EDITOR. a