Manual High School - Builder Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

Manual High And Vocational School Kansas City, Missouri Manual's vast and stately structure is now celebrating her sixtieth year of learning. Throughout her three score years, multitudes of students both young and old have thronged her classrooms, shops, and halls. They have been aided liberally to meet their life's problems and are sincerely appreciative for their success in life. Hail to thee Manual High and Vocational School. 1907-1957 Foreword The years have witnessed The Nautilus, The Builder, and this year The Manualite is the school family album edited by Ethel Frith with the help of fellow class members. For the present and for the future may its leaves unfold many treasured memories. Yours For Happiness The Staff 2 Manual's Ode i Hail to thee, our dear old Manual, we would sing to thee. Oh, a fount of inspiration thou wilt ever be. II Whether near or far from shelter of thy peaceful fold. Dear old altar 1 tis to thee, our yearning fancies hold. Chorus Wave the crimson banner proudly, make its colors glow! Manual's praises singing loudly as we onward go! Table of Contents FOREWORD..................................................Page 2 ADMINISTRATION-FACULTY-HELPERS .........................Pages 6- 17 GRADUATES............................................,Pages 18- 37 UNDERGRADUATES......................................Pages 39- 46 SUB-FRESHMEN......................................Pages 47- 52 ATHLETICS........................................Pages 54- 60 VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT..........................Pages 61- 73 ACTIVITIES...................................Pages 74-103 INDEX......................................Pages 104-109 AUTOGRAPHS...............................Pages 110-111 4 Pleasant Reading The Staff MARION BOYDSTON Class Editor ETHEL FRITH Editor In Chief Vocational Editor NEVA EDWARDS Society Editor Typist 5 JIM HARVEY General Helper PATRICIA MONROE Sales Editor ALICE JACKSON Class Editor SAMMIE BISHOP Feature Editor Manual's Principal The real values of high school training are right attitudes, good habits, pride in excellent workman- ship, and the ability to get along well with other people. Your success in later life will depend largely on how well you invest in these values every day. Charles S. Dixon CHARLES S. DIXON Manual's Principal three years Manual's Principal May our education be used as an instrument to help sow light where there is darkness, kindness where there is hatred, pardon where there is injury, faith where there is doubt, hope where there is despair, joy where there is sadness, and to seek not so much to be understood as to understand. Manual's Vice-Principal Be Strong We are not here to play, to dream, to drift. We have hard work to do and loads to lift. Shun not the struggle; face it; 'tis God's gift. Babcock GIRARD T. BRYANT 8 Manual s Counselors IISS Ml MASTER! ' MfMWiEEl.tR Students bring problems - all kinds of them - to the counselors; sometimes they are personal, sometimes educational, sometimes vocational, but always counselors try to help in solutions that are best for the student. 9 Manual's Co-Ordinator Life is like a ladder; every step we take is either up or down. The higher men climb, the longer the working day. Leaders have no office hours. Manual students should strive for perfection in their work then we will be assured of the true meaning of these words- Half finished work generally proves to be labor lost. Accuracy means harmony, and error is discord. MR. I. P. MARTINEZ 10 Office Helpers To Miss Sexton we owe much gratitude for her patience in our many problems. She keeps our scholas- tic records in the most excellent condition. These facts are at her fingertips in a matter of seconds and minutes. Such accuracy and promptness are most worthy assets in this great school of ours - Manual High and Vocational School. o MRS. LILLIAN E. STARK Secretary MRS. MILDRED EASTMAN Secretary MRS. CLARICE CROSBY Attendance Clerk Operations Management The management of an educational institution requires the utmost co-operation of all the personnel. Mr. James Boyd is responsible for the smooth operations of all departments of Manual High and Vocational School. MR. OLIVER B. MINNEY, who for many years was the school engineer. His sole thought was to provide adequate heat. A comfortable body lends to a contented mind. God bless his retire- ment days. MRS. ERVA WISER at school before dawn, planning preparing and cooking the meals for the student body and all employees. Hall to a well nourished body. MRS. DOROTHY C. NOFFTZ, who helps our cafeteria customers realize their obligations. Honesty Is the best policy. 12 Manual's Custodians GLEN A. BALLINGER ALBERT L. BOUGHER LAURA FRANCIS GEORGE MARKS MILLARD GERMAN FRANK SOUTHERN ferdie mcginnis EDI LEE DOWNEY TOM PHIPPS MILLARD GERMAN CECIL HANNA DONALD ROLLETT EARL HANEY ALBERT BOUGHER The Manual Library serves the students and faculty of Manual High and Vocational School with over fifteen thousand books and subscriptions to thirty-five current periodicals. There is one trained librarian. Miss Ruth Bird, and several student assistants throughout the school day who give their time as part of their Service Society duties. First hour, Dena Klinghagen delivers overdue book notices; third hour Melvin Fischer checks the mail, processes new books, and fills English department orders; fifth hour Cleo Miller helps at the desk by checking passes; sixth hour Judith Brakebill and Manual's Library MISS RUTH BIRD Clay Green fill orders for books, mend books, and run errands for the librarian; seventh hour Jesse Aguirre distributes to teachers’ boxes all library passes for the day. These students make a real contribution to the school by making it possible for the library to function effectively. MANUAL S FACULTY GEORGE H. BRIDGES, Jr. KENNETH C. BROOKS HERSHELL R. CANNON MARSH A. CHRISTIANSEN JOE S. CIRRI NCI ONE Vocational Machine Shop Industrial Arts Masonrv English Driver Education GAYLE COMBEST WILLIAM H. COLEMAN SUSIE COTTON BASIL L. COX LEO H. DAVIS Enallsh -ootball Coach and Physical Vocational Dressmaking Vocational Tailoring Vocational Band and Orchestra Education Instructor and Harmony Instructor WILLIAM D. DUNLAP Social Studl � « JOHN EASON Common Learnings EFFIE FARNSWORTH Homemaking and Adv. Clothing MARINDA N. FERGUSON Common Learnings JEANETTE FETTER Shorthand and Typing FLORA FLORES ESTHER FRANTZ HARRIET FRIED ROSETTA P. GARDNER DEAN GOODMAN English and Spanish School Nurse Health and Physical Education Cosmetology Mathematics and Coach Health Service Cheerleaders Pep Club Majorettes 15 ISABELLE HASTY RUTH V. HAWORTH Biology, General English Science BETTY F. HILL KATHERINE R. HOLT Social Studies Human Science, General Science, Y Teens NELLIE E. KELLY Civics MARY M. KELSO MARVIN F. KINTZ HOMER M. KUNZ GRACE LEEDY Newswriting, English Mathematics Printing Commercial Art ALVA E. UMBAUGH Vocational Printing GENERAL W. LOWE REN ETTA MARTIN (Walton) HELEN Me DONNA THOMAS McMORROW CHARLES B. MEANS Printing, Linotype, Homemaking English History Common Learnings Composition ROBERT H. MERRILL Speech and Drama ELLA H. MERRITT Vocational Dressmaking ANTONE C. MEZIEL Blueprint Reading, Carpentry BILLY J. MIN SHALL Drafting JAMES NEWELL Vocational Cabinet Making DAISY J. NORWOOD Speech ESTHER PRICE JAMES W. PRYOR MARIE PUSATERI RUTH READING Human Science Vocational Electricity Health and Physical Mathematics, Textiles Education General Science MELVIN M. REEVES JAMES E. ROBERTS, Jr. Physical Education Vocational Shoe Repair Basketball Coach J. K. RUSSELL LLOYD A. SCOTT E. R. SHORES Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics Common Learnings Athletic Manager VESTER SWINGLE VIVIAN A. TOBIN Vocal Music Vocational Dressmaking HAZEL TURNBOW HELEN R. VALENTINE EDGAR A. VAN FLEET Commerce Business and Mathematics American History Senior Hl-Y LORRAINE H. VAUGHN Mathematics TRANK WEBER M SGT. CAREY H. WEINEL English R. O. T. C. Instructor ALICE WHITE ARTHUR G. WILLIAMS Human Relations, Chemistry and Physics, Careers, Red Cross Science Club Science CLARE BRADLEY Art 17 BRUCE EDWARD ANDERSON (Crazylegs) Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Bentonians Service Society Student Council Lettermen's Club FILEMENO ARRENDONDO, Jr. (Elvis) Vice-President Student Council Bentonian Literary Society Senior Hi-Y DAN BAKER HAROLD BAKER MARJORY BALDWIN HECTER BECERRA (Cheyenne) (Margie) Bentonians Student Council Red Cross Rep. 19 THOMAS BERRY CHARLES BERRYHILL Representative All City Varsity Basketball Hl-Y Council Representative Student Council Service Society Pep Club ROBERT BLEW1TT SAMMIE LORRAINE BISHOP (Cadillac Kid) Bentonian Literary Society Service Society Spanish Club Pep Club R.O.T.C. Princess Yearbook Staff CAROL BOUSE MARION BOYDSTON VAN EARL BOYLES (Bunny) (Little Red) Student Council Class Editor of Yearbook (Mr. Earl) PHILIP BROCKINGTON 20 BERTEE BROWN (Bert) EDITH BROWN (Edie) Service Society Pep Club BEATRICE BRUNSON Service Society Bentonians MAJESTIC BYERS RODNEY BYRNE DARRELL CAGE ROSE JUNE CAMPBELL (Jessie) Service Society Student Council 21 JOHN CAMPOS, Jr. CHRISTINE CANTRELL DOLUE CARROLL (Echle) United States Navy Seaman 3 c in the Reserves ESPERANZA CASTENEDA JOHN CLARK BEN ESTHER COPES FRANCES CROMER (Essie) Varsity Football (Benny) Pep Squad Service Society Varsity Basketball Lettermen's Club Senior Hl-Y 22 EDWARD CUNNINGHAM BETTY DAVIS GEORGE DAVIS WANDA DEERE Service Society Service Society Sergeant-at-Arms of President Youth For Senior Class Christ 23 JOE DELGADO Senior Hi-Y MARION DE MELFY GLADA DE VORE JOE DUKES NEVA EDWARDS SHIRLEY EMPEY Bentonlan Literary Red Cross Representative Society Scholasticae Centum RUTH FIGGOUS (Annie) Student Council Spanish Club MELVIN FISCHER (Professor) Co-Star Angel St. Bentonlan Spanish Club Service Society Student Council JOYCE FISER WALTER FITZGERALD CAROL FREEMAN ETHEL FRITH Service Society Red Cross Representative (Fritzy) Pep Club (Fritos) Secretary Service Society Bentonlan Literary Society Treasurer Scholasticae Centum Editor in Chief of Yearbook Secretary Senior Class 24 PEARL GILBERT Member F.H.A. Make-up Artist Angel Street JOHNNIE MAE GLOVER SHARON GOMEZ (Toots) Spanish Club MARY GORDON DONALD GRAVES CLAY GREEN LA WANNA HACKNER ALICE HARNESS President Service Society Student Council Treasurer Bentonlans Literary Society Treasurer Senior Class Lettermen's Club 25 DORIS HARRINGTON JOE HARVEY JOHN JAMES HARVEY RONALD HAYDEN Student Council Bentonian Literary (Jim) Bentonian Literary Society Service Society Spanish Club Varsity Football Senior Hi-Y VIRGINIA HAYES Red Cross Representative CORA HENDERSON Service Society JOHN HENDERSON Service Society 26 WILLETTA HENDRICKS LOLA HILL YVONNE HORTON RUBY JANE HULS (Baby Doll) Majorette MAR LAND HUNT MARSHALL HUNT RONALD HUNT BETTY IVY (Miles Davis) (Huntle) Service Society Red Cross Representative Spanish Club Varsity Football 27 MAXINE IVY (Mac) Service Society ALICE JACKSON ALONZO JACKSON CLIFFORD DALE JACKSON Service Society Yearbook Staff Pep Club FRANCES JENKINS EDNA JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON (Eddie) Service Society Red Cross Representative Pep Club 28 ZIPPORAH JOHNSON DIANE JONES MILDRED JONES LELA JORDAN JOYCE JUNIOR VERLON KEATINGS EARUNE KENNEDY CLEOLA KINCAID (Lonnie) Co-Star Angel Street (Ba Lee) Varsity Football Service Society Lettermen's Club Service Society 29 PEARLIE KING WALTER KIRBY BOBBY LEWIS FLORA LEWIS IOLA McCLUNEY LEE ESTHER McGUIRE HENREAN MABRY WILLIE MAHONE (Ba Lee) (Lover) Service Society Lettermen's Club Student Manager-Basketball Bentonlans Service Society 30 NORMA MAYCOCK CHARLES MAYS BILL MILES BERNICE MILLER Service Society Bentonlan Literary Society Scholastlcea Centum HERBERT MILLER VENABLE MITCHELL ESTELLA MOORE GERALD MINGUCCI Betty Crocker Contest Winner 31 CLIFFORD PEACHER GEORGE PENROD BEVERLY PETERMAN HERMAN PETERS (Peaches) (Bev) Red Cross Representative Bentonlan Service Society Student Council ALBERT D. PORTER (Bird) BETTY POSEY (Jo Jo) Red Cross Representative PAULINE QUICK President Student Council Bentonlan Literary Scholasticae Centum Spanish Club Service Society BETTY RAMEY 32 DOLORES RAMZEY WILLIAM RHODES GAY RICHESON MAXINE ROGERS (Scenle) HAROLD ROWAN CAROL SALLAZ (Porky) Treasurer Student Council Treasurer Service Society Bentonlan literary Socelty DOROTHY SANDERS 33 BETTY SANDERSON WANDA SHARP Student Council BETTY SHEETS Pep Club ALFRED SIMPSON SONJALEE SIMPSON JOHN SMITH PATRICIA SMITH LUMBY (Long Tall Sally) Bentonlan Literary Society Cheerleaders Service Society 34 LILA STOUT JACK TARR CHRISTINE TAYLOR MARTHA TILLERSON (Jackie) President Bentonlans Service Society MYRTLE TRACY VIRGINIA TRIMBLE DELORES VICKERY Service Society (Vlrgie) Student Council Service Society Bentonian Literary 35 JOSEPH WALKER Service Society Lettermen's Club Varsity Basketball RAYMOND WALKER (Hawk Eye Walker) Service Society Bentonlan Literary ISSAC WALLS (Ike) Red Cross Representative GERALD WEBB (Geraldine) President Senior Hi-Y Bentonlan Literary Service Society LUTHER WEBB JOHN WEST POLLY WITHERSPOON FLOYD WILLIAMS (Lou) (Big West) (Fry) Varsity Basketball Lettermen's Club 36 GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS MAXINE WILLIAMS JAMES YOUNGER THOMAS ZAPIEN (Mac) (Roach) Pep Club Varsity Football Senior Hi-Y Bentonian Officers of The Senior Class Treasurer, Clay Green; President, Harold Rowan; Vice-President, Pauline Quick; Secretary, Ethel Frith. The officers informally plan the year's activities. 37 nr UNDERCLASSMEN 1ST ROW: Jessie Young, John Young, Ruth Carter, Robert Watson, Joyce Whitaker, Norman Woods, Marilyn Welch. 2ND ROW: Elker Scroggins, Jimmy Wear, Ralph Von Holt, Richard Townser, Delores Tation, Linda Starr, Loretta Starr. 3RD ROW: Marietta Sears, Joe Scroggins, Grace Brown, Lester Brown, Doris Banks, Andrew Braden, Leroy Ashley. 4TH ROW: Judy Brakeblll, Robert Burton, Paula Aguirre, Jesse Aguirre, Elias Ascencio, David Ashford, Edward Cunningham. UNDERCLASSMEN 1ST ROW: Larry Casey, Vergle Cummings, R. E. Coleman, Charles Campbell, Brian Drury, Tom Delgado, Earl Frazier. 2ND ROW: Nathan Frans, Refugia Fleres, Mary Finney, Ruby Freeman, Rita Fuente, Mary riores, William Giles. 3RD ROWi Patricia Gines, Velmer Green, Joe Hall, Evelyn Hughes, Delois Hines, Clyde Herron, Jasper Hammock. 4TH ROW: Mary James, Joyce Johnson, WiUa Lewis, Oliver Lee, Mary Moreno, Sidney Mcfarland, Ccrilla Nickerson. UNDERCLASSMEN 1ST ROW. Geraldine Owens, Robert Palmer, Alma Poole, Willie Paul, Nevin Place, Walter Ropeke, Jeanette Rush. 2ND ROW: Andrew Ross, Lavetta Reams, Terry Seleman, Sammy Stearman, Vany Johnson, Teena Diggs, Terry Douglas. 3RD ROW: Emma Black, Ina Kibble, James Jones, Dean Bradley, Valjean Minor, Frances Harris, Thelma Boston. 4TH ROW: Margaret Richardson, Carol God bold. Ruby Merriwether, Carl Wright, Luther Smith, Donald Rose, Walter Shaffer. UNDERCLASSMEN 1ST ROW: William Owens, Billy Jo Parker, Veda Pike, Augustus Prymus, Leon Pitts, Geraldine Rideout, Charles Rlckett. 2ND ROW: Nelson Raines, Wilbert Rultedge, David Robinson, Ira Reed, Norma Joiner, Marlene Smith, Audrey Sherman. 3RD ROW Grover Sanders, Randy Schofield, Gloria Scott, Stanley Sims, Doris Switzer, Billy Shepherd, Rita Derrow. 4TH ROW: Euna Thompson Birzena Turner, Annie Taylor, Barbara Vaughn, Brenda Vann, Shirley Webb, Doris Wilson. 42 UNDERCLASSMEN 1ST ROW: Wanda Jetklns, Clarence Jackson, Diana Johnson, Neon Johnson, Leonard Kennedy, Jimmy Kennedy, Thomas Key. 2ND ROW: Donald Kennon, Willie Lamar, Raymond Langford, Bobby Lee, Chesna Lockridge, James Lloyd. 3RD ROW: Lavern Moody, Elizabeth Martin, Charles Mitchell, Aaron Martin. 4TH ROW: Leonard Mitchell, Myrtha Malone, Ronald Meredith, Frances Mendoza, Carole Lee, Jacqueline Nimrod, Ruth Ncrris. 43 UNDERCLASSMEN ISI ROW: Palestine Whitmore, Ella Austin, Wesley Brayfield, Diane Baxter, Lorine Brown, Jessie Brunson, Robert Boyles. 2ND ROW: Crocket, Jacqueline Coleman, Janice Cason, Patricia Cox, Ed Comstock, Bobby Campbell, Barbara Chism. Henry 3RD ROW: Bobby Donnelly, Lillie Ftanklln, Shirley Franklin, John Flowers, Cloretta Grayson, Jeanne Gibson, Brenda Garth Hammond, Eugene House, Roberta Hardin, Wilma Hooker, Wilford Hackner, Terrel Henderson, Lillie Harrison. 4TH ROW: Dorothy UNDERCLASSMEN 1ST ROW: Savannah Whitley, Jesse Watson, Lester Walker, Marcus Wilkins, Norma Williams, Gloria Dumas, Clarice Buford. 2ND ROW: Maxine Hansen, Wllleta Mathews, Barbara Smith, Ekenda Clark. Barbara Woods, Connie riser, Sharon Peak. 3RD ROW: Rosie Smith, Janice Carter, Claude Kibble, Clerance Moten, Geraldine Gosa, Chrystal Shields, Henrietta Bausby. 4TH ROW: Jimmy Wyrick, Norris Baker, William Trusty, Robert Tinsley, Billy Hunter, Mary Vann, Annette Bausby. UNDERCLASSMEN HAROLD MATNEY LELAND SELEMAN MIKE SHAFFER RALPH FLOYD ALVIN MILLS MYRTLEE JONES DAVID HAMILTON English The Junior English Test is always one that will catch you off guard. Below the Junior class struggle diligently to pass the exam. Eighth Grade The eighth grade pupils or the subfreshmen are shown lead- ing their friends into the open classrooms for their halls of learning. 47 ROW 1: Williams, Barbara; 2 Winston, Maxine; 3 Webb, Richard; 4 White, Edward. ROW 2: 1 Williams, Harlan; 2 Lawrence, Terrence; 3 Woods, Clifford; 4 Baker, Joyce. OW 1. 1 freeman, Elniva; 2 Newland, Sandra; 3 Goodman, Louise; 4 Gammons, Bobble; 5 Hurtado, Joeann; 6 Hill, Fannie; e“t Wlnn®tta;, 8 Henderson, Florence. ROW 2: 1 Griffin, Carolyn; 2 Kenned, Robert; 3 Francis, Emma; 4 Ferguson, r i ' If ®' Carolyn; 6 Harris, Ida; 7 Lee, Annie. ' ‘W 3: 1 Grider, Wllla; 2 Mavcock . Ronnv: 3 Flggous, Christine; 4 Johnson, Dora; 5 Faulkner, Oliver; 6 Bedford, Phillip. ROW 1: 1 Patto, Janett; 2 Zeno, Anna; 3 Lewis, Patricia; 4 Green, Sandra; 5 Marshall, Juanita; 6 Lewis, Sh«on; 7 Vieger, Zina; 8 Wyrick, Wensey; 9 LuAllen, Charles. ROW 2: 1 Eason, Louis; 2 Flowers, Lawrence; 3 Lazenby, Jimmie; 4 Nelson, HatTey; 5 Gonzales, Marvin; 6 Dyer, Lawrence; 7 Drummer, Steve; 8 Lane, Walter. ROW 3: 1 Davis, Albert; 2 Clemons, Hollis; 3 Jones, Norman; 4 Keys, Mary; S Scott, Norlne; 6 Kendle, Goldie; 7 Leigh, Vincent. ROW 1: 1 Hoskins, Yvonne; 2 Johnson, Claudette; 3 Johnson, Claudette; 4 Johnson, Helen; 5 Jones, Faye; 6 Jackson, Grace; 7 Hill, Rose. ROW 2: 1 Houston, Otto; 2 Harding, Richard; 3 Jolly, Ronnell; 4 Herron, Robert; 5 Davis, Jerry; 6 Helms, Gary; 7 Giles, Franklin; 8 Jones, Robert. ROW 3: 1 Glasgow, Willie; 2 Johnson, Robert; 3 Ivory, Terry; 4 Jennings, Mary; 5 Jones, Daniel; 6 Jones, Freddie; 7 Johnson, William. ROW 1: 1 Barber, Yvonne; 2 Giles, Joyce; 3 Barber, Eddie; 4 Duzan, Norma; 5 Ellington, David; 6 Armstrong, Artis; 7 Gray, Jo Ann. ROW 2: 1 Brooks, Ellen; 2 Austin, Dora; 3 Clark, Alma; 4 Drake Ella; 5 Booker, Shirley. ROW 3: 1 Allen, Leeathel; 2 Bonaparte, Mary; 3 Brown, Shirley; 4 Blount, Dwayne; 5 Foreman, Glenn; 6 Jenkins, Brenda. ROW 1: 1 Johnson, Mattie; 2 Mocre, Irma; 3 McAlester, Glrthola; 4 Mack, Lillie; 5 Lee, Pauline; 6 Kllnghagen, Morris; 7 Strutton, Bonnie; 8 Jones, Ronald; 9 Harper, Juanita. ROW 2: 1 Smith, Shirley; 2 Kincaid, Wanda; 3 LaRue, Eileen; 4 Scott, Leola; 5 Smith, Marla; 6 Jordan, Carlin; 7 Jackson, Jack. ROW 3: 1 Lockridge, Jerald; 2 Hunter, Joseph; 3 Jackson, Lawrence; 4 Tauvar, Joseph 5 Leroy, Leonard; 6 Key, Melvyn. ROW 1: 1 McGee, Mary; 2 Stanford, Jessie; 3 Robinson, Verona; 4 Martin, Lujean; 5 Patterson, Doris; 6 Shotswell, Anna; 7 Mocre, Betty. ROW 2: 1 Miller, Carleton; 2 Turner, Joe; 3 Taylor, Paul; 4 Murphy, Hershell; 5 Reed, Glendye; 6 Smith, Flennord; 7 Revels, Robert; 8 Mizell, Joseph. ROW 3: 1 Studna, Mike; 2 Thompson, Richard; 3 Tindall, Walljean; 4 Nelson, Lula; S Switzer, Kenneth; 6 McGaugy, James. ROW 1: 1 Boudreaux, Vivian; 2 Brinkley, Maggie; 3 Bell, Barbara; 4 Bagsby, Glenora; 5 Brown, Barbara; 6 Anderson, Isaiah; 7 Brownlee, James; 8 Black, Charles. ROW 2; 1 Cox, Donald; 2 Banks, Joseph; 3 Banks, Edward; 4 Cooper, Russell; 5 Black, Robert; 6 Crockett, Luke; 7 Cooper, Charles. ROW 3: 1 Brown, Nathaniel; 2 Brooks, Janice; 3 Bell, Mabel; 4 Clay, Ronnell; 5 Burns, Thressela; 6 Bryant, Frank. ROW 1: 1 Grayson, Willie; 2 Hastings, Sharon; 3 Duckworth, Thelma; 4 Gamer, Charlotte; 5 Davis, Harrieta; 6 Goodwing, Beverly; 7 Green, Corine; 8 Howell, Patricia. ROW 2: 1 Gray, Bertran; 2 Harton, Larry; 3 House, Melvin; 4 Holiman, Jimmie; S Hamilton, Fred; 6 Hill, Russell; 7 Aaron, Glover. ROW 3: 1 Giles, Frederick; 2 Hammon, Charles; 3 Hicks, Ruth; 4 Hughes, Helen; 5 Green, Mildred; 6 Heitman, Richard; 7 Harris, William. ROW 1: 1 Williams, Robert; 2 Lenley, E. L.; 3 Palmerin, Pascual; 4 Moore, Willie; 5 McClelland, Larry; 6 Williams, Robert; 7 Tinsley, Ocie. ROW 2; 1 Woods, Roger; 2 Scroggins, Bob; 3 Thomas, Jessie; 4 Williams, Sherman; 5 Stafford, Trulla; 6 Mills, Robert. ROW 1: 1 Williams, Marion; 2 Tilford, Deleris; 3 Robinson, Lenora; 4 Smith, Marian; 5 Robinson, Beverly; 6 Phillips, Carlean; 7 Roberts, Wilma. ROW 2: 1 Webb, Ira; 2 Robinson, Mae; 3 Williams, Christine; 4 Robinson, Mary; 5 Washington, Carol; 6 Nelson, Annie; 7 Wattenbarger, Peggy; 8 Sanders, Willlma. ROW 3; 1 Mayes, Betty; 2 White, Francine; 3 Thomas, Bertha; 4 Morrison, Ethel; 5 Wells, Sandra; 6 Mitchell, Minnie; 7 Strother, Sandra; 8 Thurston, April; 9 Terry, Barbara. 53 BRUCE ANDERSON LESLIE BARTON WILLIAM BROWN EUGENE CAMPER JAMES CARSON JOHN CLARK TOM COULTER 54 HENRY CROCKETT CHESTER DIBBLE TOM FIGGOUS DON GRAVES CLAY GREEN EARLY HARPER SAM HARPER JIM HARVEY MARSHALL HUNT CARL JACKSON VERLON KEATING JAMES LLOYD RAYMOND LA NGFORD WILLIE MAHONE LIONEL WILLIAMS SAM WRIGHT Randy Schofield, Robert Jackson, Tom Zapien, John Davis, Harold Matney. Bill Coleman, Dean Goodman, and Melvin Reeves the men of the year , as far as sports are concerned are doing their best to keep the boys in excellent physical condition. 56 Varsity Team BRUCE ANDERSON CHARLES BERRYHILL WILLIAM BROWN JAMES CARSON JOHN CLARK RONALD DIERKING DELTON PITTS JOSEPH WALKER JOHN WEST 57 B Team 1ST ROW: Dan Cochran, Robert Burton, Ten-y Seleman, Richard Sanders, Jasper Hammock, Charles Jefferson, Don Jackson. 2ND ROW: Wesley Brayfleld, Howard Hoskins, Carl Jenkins, Joe McClain, Chester Dibble, Turner Brown. Ernest Parker. B A S K E T B A L L Mr. Melvin Reeves, Mr. Marvin Kintz keeping time while Mr. William Coleman keeps scare at one of the basketball games at Manual's gym. Raphael Sayles and Willie Mahone student managers. Manual's 1 - Chattanooga Choo-Choo Chattanooga Choo-Choo Come a-strutin' down the line Saying we can beat__________ any old time. Boom a lac ca Boom a lac ca chow chow chow chic a lac ca chic a lac ca bow bow bow boom a lac ca chic a lac ca sis boom ba M. H. V. S.-rah, rah, rah 2 - Paul Revere Usten! Listenl Shhhhhhhhhhhhl Listen my children And you shall hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere Up the alley Down the street Manual, Manual can't be beat! 3 - T E AjM We got the T (clap) E (ciap) A (clap) M It's on the B (clap) E (clap) A (clap) M We got the team that's on the beam It's really hep to the Jive So come on gang Let's skin'em alive I 4 - GANGWAY Hey you I Stand Back I Gang way, clear the track I Ding Dong Choo Choo Manual High's cornin' through I HOWDY Howdy ( ) howdy! Howdy ( ) howdy! We're glad to meet you Hope to beat you, Howdy ( ) howdy! BEAT 'EM UP GAMP, We're gonna beat 'em up gang, yeh man! We're gonna beat 'em up gang, yeh man! How we gonna do it? Easy! How we gonna do it? Easy! What we gonna feed 'em? Hadacol! What we gonna feed 'em? Hadacol! Well Manual's high! Manual's high! And ( ) is low! ( ) is low! Hi dee hi dee hil Hi dee hi dee hi! Hi dee hi dee do! Hi dee hi dee ho! Well all skit, skat, how 'bout that? Well all skit, skat, how 'bout that? Well all skit, skat, how 'bout that? How about that? Pep Yells 5 - BOOM-BOOM-BOOM-BOOM Boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom Send them to their Doom doom doom doom We're for the red We're for the white We're for the team that will Fight fight fight Yea red, Yea white Yea Manual Fight, fight, fight 6 - GO BACK INTO THE WOODS Go back. Go back Go back into the woods because you haven’t you haven't, you haven't got the goods you haven't got the rhythm and you haven't got the Jazz and you haven't got the team that Manual has! 7 - WITH THE VEVOL with the vevol with the vivol with the vevol, vivol, voom Boom! hit-a-rat-trap bigger-than-a-cat-trap Boom! hit-a-nother bigger-than-the-other rah! rah! Sis boom bah M. H. V. S. rah rah rah 8 - Big Apple Big apple, little apple Susie Q Truckin' on down the avenue Kick to the left Kick to the right Stand up. Sit down Fight, fight, fight! We've Got the School We've got the school and we've got the yell And we've got a team that fights like___ Rickety-rackety-rust We're not allowed to cuss But, nevertheless, we must confess There's nobody better than us! Warm-up Cheer We're all Just a pep squad sittin' on a fence We cheer a cheer with confidence. So come on, gang, and yell out loud To show everybody we're a hep hep crowd! T-E-A-M Fight Fight! fight! fight! fight! fight! T-E-A-M fight, fight, fight, fight! T-E-A-M fight, fight, fight, fight! T-E-A-M fight. Vocational Department MR. HOLLIS DAHLOR Director of Vocational Education in the public schools of Kansas City, Missouri. MR. HARRY H. COXEN Teacher Trainer and General Co-ordinator of Vocational Education in the public schools of Kansas City, Missouri. 61 Print Shop Mrs. Sharon Gomez, Gerald O'Brien, and William Ward are busy at hand setting type while Randy Schofield, David Hamilton, and Leon Darnell are locking up a form. Mr. H. G. Kunz, instructor, is assisting them as they need it. Brian Drury, L. B. Rainey, Edward Cunningham, George Stewart, Joe Hall, Rapheal Sayles , George Penrod, and Jeanine Dean observe closely as Mr. G. W. Lowe gives a few points on how to set up the Manual Craftsman, which is the school paper. 62 Carl Wright, Ruth Figgous, and Henry Smith are listening as Mr. A. Limbaugh, instructor, gives instructions as to how to operate the Kluge automatic press. Dressmaking Shop Mrs. E. H. Merritt, an instructor of Vocational Dressmaking classes, observes Frances Jenkins as she places a pattern and makes preparations for cutting and making a man's shirt. Betty Davis, Cora Henderson, and Annie Brown are watching the operation and learning the fundamentals of placing a pattern on the straight grain of the fabric. In Mrs. Vivian A Tobin's Vocational Dressmaking class, the girls are busy working on one or more individual pro- jects . Fran Left to Right Lillie Franklin is working on a wool jersey shirt, and Flora Lewis is working on a tailored dress and a pair of slacks. Darlene Moore is working on a child's garment and Venable Mitchell is working on a pair of slacks. Mr. Robert Wheeler, the vocational counselor, is observing the girls' work. Mrs. Tobin is assisting the girls as they need her. Mrs. Susie Cotton says, Voca- tional Dressmaking provides training in various sewing occupations. Shown here are Lorine Brown, Sandra, and Henrean Mabry, placing pattern pieces on material the most economical way which is an important part of their assignment. Shown at the machines are Mary Brown, Annie Ruth Lloyd, and Cleola Kincaid completing their projects. 63 Tailoring-Electricity From Left To Right James Kennedy is doing bench or hand work on a shop project, Jackie Stevenson and Charles Jefferson was doing machine work on shop projects. Melvin Campbell and Mr- Cox instructor observe the progress of work. Electric Shop Mr. J. W. Pryor, instructor of the Electricity Shop, and Mr. H. H. Coxen, superintendent of vocational shops, watch the boys as they work without assistance. From Left To Right: John Hatcher, Willie Lee, and Earnest Parker are working on radios; testing tubes, etc. Charles Purcell, and Earnest Martin are working on first-year experiments; hooking up bell circuits. Larry Smith and Sidney McFarland are working on house wiring. Mr. Lloyd A. Scott is giving his Automotive-Electrical class a theory lecture on the fundamentals of electricity and the various electrical units and their component parts. Included in the lecture was the theory of the construction, operation, services, and adjusting of these units. Mr. J. K. Russell is shown working with the advanced boys of his Auto Department to remove the engine from a 1953 Nash which is to be overhauled. From Left to Right: James Scott, Jr., Bobby Johnson, and Larry Casey. Machine Shop Mr. George Bridges, instructor of the Machine Shop, is assisting Charles Roberds as he shapes an Internal radius on a shaper. This operation is one operation of a machine-shop-shaper project. Observing from Left to Right Melvin Miller, Edward Kennedy, and William Baker. Carpentry Shop Mr. James Newell's class is designing and making several table and chair sets. The sample set is seen in the picture. From Left to Right Jack Galloway, Sam Harper, Bobby Herd, and Richard Townsen. Masonry Shop Mr. H. Cannon's advanced students are busy working on individual shop projects. Shown From Left to Right Are: Roy Acklin, Donald Jackson, Oscar Richie, Harvey McConnell, E. L. Hart, Frank Wheeler, Robert Jackson. Shoe Repair Shop Mr. James E. Roberts, Jr.’s Shoe Repair Shop is engaged in bench and machine operations according to Job assignments. Shown in this picture From Left to Right: Carl Jenkins, Billy White, David Robinson, Leonard Clark, Richard Hardin, and Mr. Roberts, Instructor. Carpentry Shop Mr. Antone C. Meziel, instructor of the Carpenter Shop, is holding a level in position as he gives Nevin Place, left, instructions as to how to plumb a door jam. At the right, Dece Ward is getting ready to work on a cornice. Robert Palmer is scaling the miniature model of a house. Commercial Art Miss Grace Leedy's Commercial Art students are sketching newspaper illustrations of Back to school shoes . From Left to Right: Robert Taylor, Ronald Hayden, Corilla Nicker- son, Norton Brandes, and Jack Tarr. Woodwork Shop Mr. K. C. Brooks, instructor of Industrial Arts, is shown assisting his pupils on their individual projects. From Left to Right Alvin Mills is drilling a hole in a lamp staff on a drill press. Elie Lee, Jr., is turning a lamp base on the wood lathe. Morris Ross is using the ban and saw. Drafting Shop Mr. Billy Minshall, instructor of Drafting says, Of the many ex- periences one gets in taking drafting is processing his own drawings into blue- prints . The instructor is demonstrating to James Jones the proper way to turn out effective blueprints. Another project is building homes. Wayne Stevens and William Giles are seen pointing out some of the good and bad features in the model shown. Vocational Band Mr. Leo H. Davis's Vocational Band and Orchestra class is reviewing a lesson in Harmony. From Left to Right Etker Scroggins, Norman Williams, Marshall Hunt, and Edward Robinson. Beginning Band class is shown in its daily playing activity. SITTING: Mrs. Gardner, Joyce Junior, Hazel Moore, Ophelia Hadley, Lonnie Luckey, Dollle Carroll, Barbara Lars, Elizabeth Martin, Brenda Garth. STANDING: FIRST ROW: Frances Harris, Thelma Boston, Gertha Blaylock, Myrtha Malone, Edwina White, Carolyn Beauchams, Leila Jordon, Marie Harrison, Mildred Jones, Mary Fields. STANDING: SECOND ROW: Delores Ramsey, Mary Kingyon, Delores Lloyd, Pearlle King, Peggy Nevlns, Marjaret Richardson, Carol Godbold, Ruby Merrlwether, Betty Ramey, Helen Click, Alma Hardin. The above girls are much wiser and happier. Mrs. Gardner Is demonstrating how to give a facial. Joyce Junior Is her subject. 70 In Miss J. Fetter's Office Practice class, the girls are seen with their eyes right on the copy for speed tests in typing and on the adding machines. Shown in the Lower Left: Back Row: Earline Kennedy, Neva Edwards, and Myrtle Tracy. Second Row: Left to Right: Bernice Miller, Virginia Trimble. F A And do they work C compiling students' re- U cords, in grades, service L citizenship, attendance, T activity and all other Y fine qualifications! M These are frequently E studied by future em- E ployers . T 1 IM G Manual's Co-operative Occupation Education The C. O. E. class: Rachel Oceguerra, Lola Hill, Rita Fuentes, Sarah DePeralto, Beverly Peterman, Beatrice Brunson, Marjorie Baldwin, Majestic Byer, Nancy Carleton, Charles Orr, Bill Miles, Lila Stout, Chris Cantrell, Johnnie Ritter, Delores Vickery, Gerald Webb, Carol Sallaz, Ronald Dierklng, Delphla Clopp, Carol Foster, Walter Fitzgerald, Hector Becerra, and Tony Pedroza. Nancy Carleton is busy typing at her desk in the Central office at W. T. Grant Store, where she has been employed since August of 1956. Majestic Byers making out her report as a messenger at the Menorah Hospital, where she has been employed since September of 1956 Rachel Oceguerra typing orders at the Sodlphene Company, where she has been employed since September of 1956. Marian Eklert fits a customer with shoes at the Allen Shoe Store. Delphla Clopp shown ringing up a sale at T. G. Y Store. Pat Lumby shown completing a sale at W. T. Grant Store. 72 Manual's Co-operative Occupation Education 1. Johnnie Ritter Impersonating Elvis Presley. 2. Beatrice Brunson and Carol Sallaz in dance of the Roaring Twenties . • c e .. . doing a Latin American dance. 4. J. P. Martinez at work. 5. Mr. J. T. Maddox, Personnel Director of Sears, Roe uc an ompany, the students in the C.O.E. Assembly. 73 Classes Chemistry Physics Clothing Foods Textiles Activities Bentonlan Literary Society Scholasticae Centum R. O. T. C. Youth For Christ Clubs Y-Teens Hl-Y Su tfitute fa a dfaod Sducatuui 74 1ST ROW: Left to Right: Robert Johnson, Jimmy Kennedy, Bobby Lee, Ralph DeVore, Ncrrls Baker, Robert Tinsley, Willie Nichols, Roy Anderson, William Spencers. 2ND ROW: Etker Scroggins, Clarence Moten, Albert Hubbert, Aaron Martin, Clarence Harris, David Robinson, Albert Jones, Ira Reed, John Hatcher. 3RD ROW: J. C. Banks, Leonard Mitchell, Walter Shafer, Richard Huls, Kenneth Potts, Alvin Mills, Roosevelt Harris, Edward Cunninoham. 75 DeAnthony Gray..........Major Battalion Commander Edward Cunningham..........................Major Raymond Walker Herman Peters.. Andrew Braden.. 1st Lieutenant 1st Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant Robert Campbell............................. Captain Willie Lee............................ 2nd Lieutenant Ira Reed.............................Sergeant Major Manual High School Drum and Bugle Corp FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Robert Campbell, Stanley Griggs, James Gadson, Clarence Jackson, Herman Peters, David Hamilton, John Walker, Andrew Braden. STANDING: Ira Reed, Elmer Carroll, Etker Scroggins, Ralph Floyd, Thomas Gadson, George Robinson, Robert Tinsley, Jimmy Kennedy, Terrell Henderson, Cornelius Burton, Terry King. MANUAL HIGH RIFLE TEAM: Left to Right are: Frank Archer, Lennie Livingston, Herman Peters, Raymond Walker, Etker Scroggins, Edward Cunningham. M SGT. CAREY H. WEINEL - Sergeant Instructor een A n '-C. .3 Driver Education is exactly as the name signifies. We enjoy the class and get a thrill of sitting behind the wheel. The thrill of being a safety-mindedcitizen in Kansas City, any- where in Missouri, and anywhere in the United States. Thanks to Mr. Joe Cirrincione our teacher. Drivers Prayer Lord and Father be my guide. Choose thou the road that I shall ride. Keep me alert, that in my role as driver I'll not lose control of car, of self, of judgment true. Let nothing Lord, that I may do cause pain, but let this auto be of service to mankind and Thee. Mrs. Helen Waterman Fun In Chemistry Laboratory Susie Burton, Robert Campbell, Virginia Tindall, and Ray Ellington, are making preparations of a wash bottle by utiliz- ing five-hundred milliliters, using Florence Flasks and soft glass. John Campos, DeAnthony Gray, Phillip Jefferies, Alfred Ross, Betty Davis, and Jessie Ballard are experimenting in cutting, bending, stretching, and flre-pollshlng glass. 81 Homemaking Department Mrs. Renetta Walton classes study nutrition, and food preservation. The food is to be used at din- ners later in the year. Picture No. 1 shows Joyce Fiser and Shirley Webb studying canning procedures to be used. No. 2 Alberta Irving, Thelma Ivy, and Ruby Ayers are reading in- structions for sterilizing instruments. Putting this knowledge into action is Ruby Lee, Shirley Merri- weather, and Norma Will- iams. Picture No. 4 shows Joyce Fiser and Shirley Webb demonstrating the proper method to seal jars of food . Joyce now prepares labels for the finished jars. Mrs . Walton is shown at her desk in her well-equip- ped room. The entire lesson is most enjoyable as noted in the facial expressions. This brings good return in improving our personal appearance and our sense of well-being. Few people can carry themselves with a queenly air if the heels of their hose, or the elbows of their coats are in holes. The person who says, I have nothing to wear us- ually has failed to give her clothes the proper care. These are some of the very valuable ideas we have learned in Mrs. Farnsworth's homemaking class. Room 321. Wallajean Tindall, Glenora Bagsby, Lucille Robin- son, Maggie Brinkley, Helen Johnson, Lula Mae Nelson, Thressela Burns. November 15, 1956. Homemaking Homemaking girls demonstrate how to feed a bedridden person. Nurse, Miss Esther Frantz is the supervisor. We are studying how to care for clothing . Some of the things studied include dresses, slips, panties, hose, shoes, coats, kerchief, hats, raincoats, and rubbers. If we wish to enjoy the investment we have in our clothing, we must keep them appearing as nearly like new as possible. A straight-slim suit with boxy Jacket is worn with a low brim sailor hat by Janice Cason. Patricia Cox is wearing a sheath cool summer spectators sport with a beret. Neva Edwards wearing a twin tone separate skirt and blouse with a parasol to match. Judy Brakebill modeling a white eyelet “after five dress with a pink sash. World Tour Fashion Show Venable Mitchell receiving an award for first place winner in the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest. Deris Ivory modeling a blue after five dress, Honreon Mafcry wearing a lavender afternoon dress complete with white accessories, Lilly Standlfer is modeling a blue evening dress. «f riM What s My Line? Identify Me Manual's Sextette Esperanza Castaneda, Jessie Brunson, Paula Aguirre, Rita Derrow, Wllladine Terry, Pearlie Mae Jackson, and Mr. Swingle at the piano. Manual's Girls Chorus 86 Phi Mu Alpha Sinforia Fraternity of America FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Florence Black, Otense Casteneda, Mary Vann, Crystal Shields, Florlne Williams, Johnnie M. Glover. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Helen Stewart, accompanist, Connie Flser, Doris Wilson, Wllladine Terry, Jessie Brunson, Janice Carter, Beverly Davis. THIRD ROW: Harry Williams, Howard Hoskins, Lola Thomas, Gloria Gibson, Loretta Monroe, Betty Lou Hill. FOURTH ROW: Jesse Aguirre, Terry Strother, Strother Ross, Clarence Moten, Purvis Lee. Betonian Literary Society TOP ROW: Paula Aguirre, Bruce Anderson, Filomeno Arredondo, Dan Baker, Sanunle Bishop. SECOND ROW: Judith Brakeblll, Jessie Lee Brunson, Robert Burton, James Carson, Danny Cochran. THIRD ROW: George Davis, Ronald Dierklng, Neva Edwards, Melvin Fischer, Mary Florez. FOURTH ROW: Ethel Frith, Clay Green, Jim Harvey, Joe Harvey. TOP ROW: Ronald Hayden, Dwalne Loomis, Willie Mahone, Bernice Miller, Patricia Monroe. SECOND ROW: Ccrrilla Nickerson, Beverly Peterman, Pauline Quick, Harold Rowan, Terry Seleman. THIRD ROW: Waltef Shafer, Sonjalee Simpson, Jack Tarr, Virginia Tindall, Virginia Trimble. FOURTH ROW: Miss Ruth Bird, Sponsor; Delores Vickery, Raymond Walker, Gerald Webb, Tom Zapien. NEVA EDWARDS 1 year Vice-President BERNICE MILLER 2 years PAULA AGUIRRE 2 years RUBY FREEMAN 1 year Vice-President President President ETHEL FRITH PATRICIA MONROE PAULINE QUICK JESSIE BALLARD 1 year 2 years 1 year 2 years Treasurer Secretary Secretary Scholasticae Centum 90 m rs. (elen Valentine, cS sponsor GEORGE DAVIS President Manual Service Society The Service Society is one of Manual's most important organizations. Orginally organized and sponsored by Mr. J. J. Ellis, it has provided, over the years, a group of students who voluntarily give one hour of service each day to the school. The officers for the school year 1956-'57 are Clay Green, President; Harold Rowan, Vice-President; Ethel Frith, Secretary; Bruce Anderson, Treasurer; Clifford Preacher, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jack Tarr, Reporter. Chairmen of standing committees are Pauline Quick, Virginia Trimble, Beatrice Brunson, and Bruce Anderson. The sponsor is Mr. G. T. Bryant. Service Society members must maintain records of good citizenship, regular attend- ance, and average scholastic performance. 9i Delegates await- ing their transporta- tion for the annual Red Cross con- ference. Multitudes of Students throng the garden in anticipation of a wonderful instructive course. These young people will carry the Jr. Red Cross messages to the other Red Cross members in each of the high schools in the Kansas City area. Jack Tarr with two represent- atives of other schools reviewing their notes in the balmy atmosphere of flowers, shrubs, and trees, in October sunshine. 92 Manual's Representative The 40 inch re- fracting telescope at Gecrge Williams Col- lege attracting in- terest from all parts of the world. A healthy climb before breakfast to create an appetite. Six states rep- resented by housed delegates from Ne- braska, Michigan, Florida, Wisconsin, and North Dakota. Joe Scroggins Red Cross executive board member from Manual High and Vocational School was unamlously selected to attend an area Junior Red Cross training center August 21-31. The conference was on beautiful Lake Geneva, a part of the University of Chicago. Yerkesy Observatory in the background Is one of the chief points of Interest devoted to research in astronomy and astrophysics at the University. In the lower picture there were happy hearts and sad hearts-happy to return with Instructive messages to their schools, but sad to leave their newly created friendships. 74e Manual AND IN CORNER HAVE — CFA frr, AN Mr U. Mu spot- His Mr. Dunia The . was to the fun Facts how ou given. 1 ing, Hea were out that the few with their pitals. An the students see our goveq Contributio! made by Brend wether, Eli: las Trusty of Mi UROGG1NS AND t PRESS conf: A press conference id west Research Ins day, Thursday, lcs N. Kimball m were in chi bi the Institute the conference. Scroggins and 'ted THE MAN SCIENCE Projects for tl exhibition are now Many more projects' individual and group participation. Students are urged to contact the member of the staff with whom they prefer to work immediately. The staff is composed of: Arthur G. Williams, Room 216; Mrs. Isabelle Hasty, Room 222; Mrs. Katherine Holt, Room 129; Mrs. Ruth Reading, Room, 119-121; and Mrs. Esther Price, Room 226. Interdepartmental projects are in- vited. Student participants do not necessarily have to be enrolled in a science this semester. nn ho«« S lert tcher NicheT on will s Editor. The new __rntriayer will be Judy Brake- bin. HUMAN RELATION VISITOl Miss Georgians Me nresenative of the Cor Our school paper is publisnea sixteen times yearly by the news writing , k® 71 EE.MAN COM SOUTHW1 Freeman, fr« Merrill’s speech class, to go to the Southwe re to participate ir the test which was hel Freeman’s original ess The constitu tee of Freedom an The speeches were Southwest students in December 14, 1956. ing along with Mam four other schools. Th contest was Robert L junior at Bishop Hog was a bronze medal participants were give a son ticket ■s 01 J4.25. Cluo members are able to • rtw finlrnta t1) OK. fVn FORMER STUDENT VISITS Jesse Orozco, ’56, recently visited Manual. He is now Airman Third classes of Mrs. Mary Kelso, linotyped under the supervision of Mr. General g® | Lowe, and printed by the students of Mr. Homer Kunz. Miss Helen McDonna and Mr. A. E. Limbaugh were advertising and printing advisers in the fall, Top Picture; Sally Wattley, fall inside circulation manager; Pauline Quick, fall news editor; Willie Mahone, editor in chief in the fall and student Xj| gfo adviser; JoAnn Jefferson, Carol Foster, outside circulation manager; Valjean ftity,1 Minor. nd Rig! At the Right: Janice Bratton, fall outside circulation manager. 0 You Bottom Picture: Glada DeVore, activities editor; Larcenia Robertson, 5L _ exchange editor; Corrilla Nickerson, art editor; Vergie Cummings, feature editor; Beatrice Brunson, fall activities editor; Sammie Bishop, sports and shops' editor; Robert Burton. uvtnia v,vaNO.M K da • During the Christmas holidays many of the students here at Manual I did more than just sit. Some of these' stude .U are: Ruth Morris and Rita. Derrqw who entertained friends and -i'.ives; Nelson Haines, Chesna J. «ridge, William Jacobs, I eon � . James Fristoe, Judy Harmon, Rickett who visited rel-} V xje Moody and Doris attended party affairs ;j Coy who attended a raldine Parker who j. Jessie Lee Brunson and learn how to raftsman Staff ad rv RY GO TO NCE held at the te Building, lary 17. Dr. Dr. M. H. A guided is included n Drury CRAFT here. 4 •eading W8 . Our Guar- Man «vrv The S.1 portunity.” veil to tin be six weeks issembly on I who wishes to pi? participat- ample time to organize. High were The school departments nn -.«• Ua I nn ii inafo I TOP: Patricia Lumby, fall business Manager; Melvin Fischer, news editor; Mrs. Kelso, Betty Sanderson, feature editor; Joyce Whittaker and Venable Mitchell, advertising statements. LOWER LEFT: STANDING: John Hatcher, photographer; Richard Sanders, fall and spring spcrts and shop editors; William Giles, outside circulation manager. SITTING: Cordelia Burton, fall feature editor; Brian Drury, activities editor in the fall and editor in chief in the spring; Joe Scroggins, news editor; Johnnie Mae Glo «r, activities editor; Alice Foster, feature editor. LOWER RIGHT: Robert Coleman, photographer; Deloris Serroque, Inside circulation manager; Patricia Monroe, fall news editor. Charlene Dorothy and in o Betty, C Cft5 i. Jy ,......Manual’s the center, the follow- “You and r Attitude W rong,” ■ t the Kan- had pre- Manual on . VCHER on the floor, and the telephone had to be replaced. An ad chart of Manual froftsman was destroyed. In room 302 machines were slightly rusted by falling water as it leaked downward. The water reached the Auto shop also, but no evidence of real damage can be found there. chers at card Wh Matthew they brokcr up 'so Leo, tell us. Who is it that Doroth B day dreams about all the time f niors to juniors. ...Return from cation. CUSTODIAN IS MASONIC MASTER Mr. Albert L. Bougher. our oust- -!':-n .............. u 11 New Year’s Resolutions 8. Have you made your new year’s mmmm hout You........The m F. The me Seniors graduating P eal U1% .nuary. ’ears old My x kppiness Students at 3:0 ri®n s Green |Door....The recreation roonran” asi door eachor his spar Manual's Punch Bowl Yes, the traditional bowl continues to attract the youth of another generation. And the flowers, they too continue to come from our school gardens on Van Brunt Boulevard. The cookies, again, are products of our own nutrition classes. Dresses I Most of the gowns are creations of the clothing and vocational shops. Are we it-Yes-Yes-Yes. The Friendly Overseer The Pause That Refreshes Mr. E. Shores, Norma Flack, Judy Lehman, and a Dancing is strenous work, and shown relaxing is John Campos, Roberta mother helper glamorize the famous table. Mr. Shores, Young, Don't Know , and Rose Caruso, though not a sponsor is always ready to chip ice, refill bowls, a do anything for the success of Manual's parties. GEMS OF THE PARTY Four delightful young ladies, Betty Sanderson, Mary Matt- hews, Edith Brown, and Christine Taylor, attired in laces, silks, satins, and pearls beautifully adorned with natures breath of floral harmony. HAPPY SUITOR'S SMILE Henrean Mabrey, Willie Mahone, Barbara Love, Mary Vann and George McGaugh, relaxing after a dance and light refreshments. ALL GOOD TIMES COME TO AN END And a nice time was had by all would be an appropriate ending for our Junior- Senior Prom. Sarah DePeralta, Sammie B ueens ishop, Teena Diggs Manual's Student Council The council is one of the greatest organizations in Manual. Every first and third Thursdays there assembles a representative and sometimes an alternate from every home room. They are prepared to listen; to take notes, and to contribute information in- formation. After each meeting a report is given to each room where the discussion is reopened by the pupils. This informal service is a valuable asset to the stu- dent body. The school fully appreciates the careful planning by the sponsor Mr. Marvin Kintz. Other officers are: Vice-Pres- ident, Filomeno Arredondo; Sec- retary, Ruby Free- man; Treasurer, Harold Rowan. Recognitions Sara DePeralta and Raymond Walker, brought dignity and honor to our school at our homecoming game. Patricia Monroe and Barbara Smith, never missed a cheerleader practice nor a game the entire school year. Mrs. Valentine and her banking staff closed our school year with the auditors congratulations. A Acklln, Roy...................................67 Aguirre, Jesse................................87 Aguirre, Paula......................... 86-88-90 Allen, Leeathel...............................49 Anderson, Bruce..................... 19-54-57-58 Anderson, Isaiah..............................52 Anderson, Roy.................................75 Anderson, Frank...............................77 Armstrong, Artis..............................49 Arredondo, Filomeno.....................19-86-99 Austin, Dora..................................49 Ayers, Ruby...................................82 B Bags by, Glenora.......................... 51-83 Baker, Dan................................ 19-88 Baker, Harold................................ 19 Baker, Joyce................................. 47 Baker, Norris................................ 75 Baker, William............................... 66 Baldwin, Marjorie.........................1-9-72 Ballard, Jessie............................81-90 Banks, Edward ............................... 51 Banks, J. C.................................. 75 Banks, Joseph................................ 51 Barber, Eddie ............................... 49 Barber, Yvonne............................... 49 Barton, Leslie .............................. 54 Becerra, Hector .......................... 19-72 Bedford, Phillip ............................ 48 Beechamps, Carolyn........................... 70 Bell, Barbara................................ 51 Bell, Mable ................................. 51 Berry, Thomas................................ 20 Berryhill, Charles........................2 0-57 Bird, Miss Ruth ...........................14-88 Bishop, Sammle .........................20-88-94 Black, Charles ...............................51 Black, Florence ..............................87 Black, Robert.................................51 Blaylock, Retha...............................70 Blewitt, Robert................................2 0 Bonaparte, Mary...............................49 Booker, Shirley...............................49 Boston, Thelma................................70 Bougher, Mr. Albert...........................13 Bouse, Carol..................................20 Boudraux, Vivian..............................51 Boyd, Mr. James.............................7-12 Boydston, Marion..........................20-101 Boyles, Van Earl..............................20 Braden, Andrew.............................76-77 Bradley, Miss Clara...........................17 Brakebill, Judy......................14-84-85-88 Bratton, Janice...............................94 Brayfield, Wesley ............................58 Brinkley, Maggie...........................51-83 Bridges, Mr. George........................15-66 Brooks, Ella..................................49 Brooks, Janice................................51 Brooks, Mr. Kenneth........................15-68 Brown, Annie.................................63 Brown, Bertee................................21 Brown, Edith..............................21-97 Brown, Lorene................................63 Brown, Mary..................................63 Brown, Nathaniel.............................51 Brown, Shirley...............................49 Brown, William............................54-5 Brown, James Lee.............................51 Brunson, Beatrice......................21-72-94 Brunson, Jessie...........................87-88 Bryant, Frank................................51 Bryant, Mr. Girard.........................8-91 Burns, Thressela..........................51-83 Burton, Cordelia.............................95 Burton, Cornelius............................77 Burton, Robert...............................94 Burton, Susie ...............................81 Byrne, Rodney................................21 C Cage, Darrell................................21 Campbell, Rose June..........................21 Campbell, Melvin.............................64 Camper, Eugene...............................54 Campos, John...........................22-81-96 Cannon, Mr. Her shell........................15 Cantrell, Chris...........................22-72 Carroll, Dollie ..........................22-70 Carroll, Elmer...............................77 Carleton, Nancy..............................97 Carson, James......................... 54-57-88 Carter, Janice...............................87 Casey, Larry.................................65 Carson, Janice...............................84 Castaneda, Essie...................... 22-86-97 Castaneda, Ortense...........................87 Christiansen, Mr. Mark.......................15 Cirrincione, Mr. Joe......................15-80 Clark, Elmer.................................49 Clark, John........................... 22-54-57 Clark, Leonard...............................67 Clay, Ronnel.................................51 Click, Helen.................................70 Climons, Hollis..............................48 Clopp, Delphia...............................72 Cochran, Dan.................................72 Coleman, Robert..............................95 Coleman, Mr. William...................15-56-58 Combest, Mr. Gayle...........................15 Cooper, Charles..............................51 Cooper, Russell .............................51 Copes, Ben Esther.........................22-83 Cotton, Mrs. Susie...........................15 Coulter, Tom.................................54 Cox, Mr. Basil............................15-64 Cox, Donald..................................51 Cox, Patricia................................84 Coxen, Mr. Harry..........................61-64 Crockett, Henry..............................54 Crockett, Luke ..............................51 Cromer, Frances..............................22 Crosby, Mrs. Clarice.........................11 104 Cummings, Vergie....................... 94 Cunningham, Edward..................... 23 Cunningham, Edward.......39-62-75-76-77-95 D Dahlor, Mr. Hollis..........................61 Dameron, Phillip............................86 Davis, Albert...............................48 Davis, Betty......................... 23-63-83 Davis, Beverly...............................8 Davis, George............................23-88 Davis, Harrietts............................51 Davis, Jerry................................29 Davis, John.................................56 Davis, Mr. Leo...........................15-69 Dean, Jeanlne...............................62 Deere, Wanda................................23 Delgado, Joe................................23 De Melfy, Marion............................23 De Peralta, Sarah...........................72 Derrow, Rita.............................59-86 De Vore, Ralph..............................75 De Vore, Glada...........................23-94 Dierking, Ronald..................... 57-72-88 Dixon, Mr. Charles S.........................6 Downey, Mr. Edilee..........................13 Drake, Ella.................................49 Drummer, Steve..............................48 Drury, Brian.............................62-95 Duckworth, Thelma...........................51 Dukes, Joe .................................23 Dunlap, Mr. William.........................15 Duzan, Norma................................49 Dyer, Lawrence..............................48 E Eason, Mr. John........ Eason, Louis........... Eastman, Mrs. Mildred Edwards, Neva.......... Eklert, Marian......... Ellington, David....... Ellington, Roy......... Empey, Shirley......... .............15 .............48 .............11 24-71-84-88-90 .............72 .............49 .............81 .............24 F Farnsworth, Mrs. Effie........................15 Faulkner, Oliver..............................48 Ferguson, Mrs. Marinda........................15 Ferguson, Willie..............................48 Fetter, Miss Jeanette......................15-71 Fields, Mary..................................70 Flggous, Christine............................48 Figgous, Ruth.................................24 Fischer, Melvin............................24-95 Fiser, Connie.................................87 Fiser, Joyce..................................24 Fitzgerald, Walter.........................24-72 Flores, Miss Flora............................15 Florez, Mary..................................88 Flowers, Florence.............................48 Floyd, Ralph..................................77 Foreman, Glenn................................49 Foster, Alice.................................95 Foster, Carol..............................72-94 Francis, Emma.................................48 Franklin, Lillie..............................63 Frantz, Miss Esther...........................15 Freeman, Carol................................24 Freeman, Univa................................48 Freeman, Ruby..............................90-99 Fried, Miss Harriet...........................15 Frith, Ethel........................... 24-88-90 Fuentes, Rita.................................72 G Gadson, Thomas..............................77 Galloway, Jack .............................66 Gammons, Bobby..............................48 Gardner, Mrs. Rosetta.................15-70-85 Garner, Charlotte.......................... 51 Garth, Brenda.............................. 70 Gilbert, Pearl............................. 25 Gilson, Gloria............................. 87 Giles, Franklin............................ 51 Giles, Joyce............................... 49 Giles, William...........................69-95 Glasgow, Willie.............................49 Glover, Aaron ..............................51 Glover, Johnnie Mae.................. 25-87-95 God bold, Carol.............................70 Gomez, Sharon ...........................25-62 Gonzales, Marvin............................48 Goodlow, Maurice Goodman, Mr. Dean .......................15-56 Goodweing, Sovlse...........................48 Goodwin, Beverly............................51 Gordon, Mary................................25 Graves, Donald...........................25-54 Gray, Bertram...............................51 Gray, De Anthony............................81 Gray, Joann.................................49 Grayson, Willie.............................51 Green, Annette .............................86 Green, Clay..............................25-88 Green, Corine...............................51 Green, Mildred..............................51 Green, Sandra...............................48 Grider, Willa ..............................48 Griffin, Carolyn............................48 H Hackner, La Wanna......................... 25 Hadley, Ophelia.............................70 Hall, Joe...................................62 Hamilton, David.............................77 Hammock, Josper.............................58 Haney, Earl.................................13 Hanna, Cecil................................13 Hardin, Alma ...............................70 Hardin, Richard.............................67 Harding, Richard............................48 Harolson, Elezena......................... 86 105 Harper, Earlie ..............................54 Harper, Juanita..............................50 Harper, Sam...............................54-66 Harris, Clarence.............................75 Harris, Frances..............................70 Harris, Ida..................................48 Harris, Roosevelt............................75 Harris, William..............................51 Harrison, Marie..............................70 Hart, E. L...................................67 Harvey, Jim........................... 26-55-88 Harvey, Joe............................. 26-88 Hatcher, John......................... 64-75-95 Haworth, Miss Ruth V.........................16 Hayden, Ronald........................ 26-68-86 Hayes, Esther................................86 Hayes, Virginia...........................28-86 Hazel, La Vern...............................26 Henderson, Cora..............................63 Henderson, Florence..........................48 Henderson, John .............................2 6 Henderson, Terrel............................77 Hendricks, Wllletta..........................27 Herd, Bobby..................................66 Hill, Mrs. Betty.............................16 Hill, Fannie.................................48 Hill, Lola................................27-72 Hill, Rose...................................49 Hill, Russell................................51 Holt, Mrs. Katherine.........................16 Horton, Larry................................51 Horton, Yvonne...............................27 Hoskins, Howard...........................58-87 Hubbard, Albert..............................75 Huls, Jane................................27-85 Huls, Richard................................75 Hunt, Marland................................27 Hunt, Marshall........................ 27-55-69 Hunt, Ronald.................................27 Hunter, Joseph...............................50 Hurtado, Joeann..............................48 Hamilton, Fred...............................51 Hamilton, Gary...............................49 Hammond, Charles.............................51 Harness, Alice...............................2i Hastings, Shirley............................51 Heitman, Richard.............................51 Helms, Jimmy.................................51 Herron, Robert...............................49 Hicks, Ruth..................................51 Houston, Otto................................49 House, Melvin................................51 Howell, Patricia.............................51 Hughes, Helen................................51 I Irving, Alberta..............................82 Ivory, Joyce.................................84 Ivory, Terry.................................49 Ivy, Betty...................................27 Ivy, Maxine..................................28 Ivy, Thelma...............1. ................82 J Jackson, Alice...............................28 Jackson, Alonzo..............................28 Jackson, Carl ...............................55 Jackson, Clarence............................77 Jackson, Clifford ...........................28 Jackson, Don..............................58-67 Jackson, Grace...............................49 Jackson, Jack................................50 Jackson, Lawrence............................50 Jackson, Sally...............................34 Jefferies, Phillip...........................81 Jefferson, Charles.................... 56-58-64 Jenkins, Brenda..............................49 Jenkins, Carl..........................56-58-67 Jenkins, Frances..........................28-63 Jennings, Mary...............................49 Johnson, Bobby ............................. 65 Johnson, Claudette...........................49 Johnson, Dora................................48 Johnson, Edna................................28 Johnson, Helen............................49-83 Johnson, Mattie..............................SO Johnson, Robert...........................49-75 Johnson, Robert..............................28 Johnson, Zlpporah............................29 Jolly, Ronnell...............................49 Jones, Daniel................................49 Jones, Diane.................................29 Jones, Faye..................................49 Jones, Freddie...............................49 Jones, Norma.................................48 Jones, Mildred............................29-70 Jones, Myrtle................................86 Jones, Robert................................49 Jones, Ronald................................50 Jordon, Lela..............................29-70 Junior, Joyce.............................29-70 K Keatings, Verlon..........................29-55 Kennedy, Earline..........................29-71 Kennedy, Edward..............................66 Kennedy, Jimmy.........................64-75-77 Kincaid, Cleola.......................... 29-63 Kincaid, Wanda.............................. 50 King, Terry..................................77 King, Pearlie.............................30-70 Klngyon, Winnetta............................48 Kingyon, Mary................................70 Kintz, Mr. Marvin.....................16-58-100 Kelly, Miss Nellie E.........................16 Kelso, Mrs. Mary M........................16-79 Kunz, Mr. Homer M............................16 Kirby, Walter................................30 Kennedy, Robert..............................48 Keys, Mary...................................48 Kendle, Goldie...............................48 Kllnghagen, Morris............................5 0 Key, Melvyn..................................50 L Mayes, Betty Mayes, Charles 50 48 58 47 67 Lehman, Judy McCubbin, Mr. William 16 Lee, Bobby McFarland, Sidney 97 50 40 50 50 30 87 9 Lee, Ruby McMoitow, Mr. Thomas T op Will ip .. 64-76 Means, Mr. Charles 16 Mendoza, Frances 48 Meredith, Ronald 43 50 Merrill, Mr. Robert Merritt, Mrs. Ella Lewis, Bobby Merriwether, Ruby Lewis, Joseph Merriwether, Shirley 30-63 Meziel, Mr. Antone 48 Miles, Bill 48 Miller, Bernice 31-11-88-90 Miller, Carleton 16-62 43 Miller, Herbert 31 Miller, Melvin 70 68-75 50 52 Langford, Raymond.... Minguccl, Gerald 12 16-62 41-94 16-69 72-79-95 43 48 43-75 Mitchell, Minnie 52 Mitchell, Venable M Mizell, Joseph Monroe, Loretta 30-63-84 Monroe, Patricia 59 63 Moody, LaVerne 50 Moore, Betty 43 Moore, Darlene Maycock, Ronny Moore, Irma Mahone, Willie 30-55-58-88-94-97 Moore, Hazel 43-70 Moore, Willie Marks, George Moreno, Mary Marshall, Juanita .... Morrison, Ethel 48-75 Moten, Clarence 64 Martin, Elizabeth .... Martin, Lugean N Martin, Shirley 10 56-83 52 97 48 45 48 Newell, Mr. James 16-66 70 107 Nichols, Willie...............................75 Nickerson, Corrilla................. 68-85-88-94 Nofftz, Mrs. Dorothy..........................12 Norwood, Mrs. Daisy J.........................17 O Oceguera, Rachel............................. 72 Orr, Charles...............................72-97 Owens, William................................42 P Palmerin, Pascual.............................52 Parker, Billy Jo..............................42 Patto, Jeanett................................48 Patterson, Joyce..............................50 Peacher, Clifford.............................32 Peclna, Donald................................55 Pedroza, Tony................................... Penrod, George.............................32-62 Perez, Manual.................................55 Peterman, Beverly...................... 32-72-88 Peters, Herman ........................ 32-76-77 Phillips, Carlean............................... Phillips, Tom................................... Pike, Veda...................................... Pitts, Delton..............................55-57 Pitts, Leon..................................... Porter, Albert.................................. Posey, Betty.................................... Potts, Kenneth................................75 Price, Mrs. Esther............................17 Prymus, Augustus................................ Pryor, Mr. J. W.............................. Purcell, Charles..............................54 Pusaterl, Miss Marie..........................17 R Raines, Nelson................................42 Rainey, L. V.................................... Ramey, Betty ............................ 32-70 Ramzey, Delores............................32-70 Reading, Mrs. Ruth.............................. Reams, Levetta.................................. Reed, Ira............................42-75-76-77 Reed, Glendye................................ 50 Reeves, Mr. Melvin.........................17-58 Revels, Robert............................... 50 Rhodes, William ..............................33 Richardson, Margaret.......................41-70 Richeson, Gay.................................33 Richie, Oscar.................................67 Rickett, Charles..............................42 Rideout, Geraldine............................47 Riles, James..................................55 Ritter, Johnnie................................. Roberts, Mr. James.........................17-67 Roberts, Wilma.................................. Robertson, Larcenia...........................94 Robinson, Beverly............................... Robinson, David.........................42-67-75 Robinson, Edward..............................69 Robinson, George..............................77 Robinson, Lenora..............................52 Robinson, Lucille.............................83 Robinson, Mary................................52 Robinson, May.................................52 Robinson, Verone..............................50 Rogers, Maxine................................33 Rollett, Donald...............................13 Ropcke, Walter................................41 Rose, Donald..................................41 Rose, Morris..................................68 Ross, Alfred..................................81 Ross, Andrew...............................41-55 Rowan, Harold...........................33-88-99 Rush, Jeanette................................41 Russell, Mr. J. K..........................17-65 Rutledge, Wilbur..............................42 S Sanderson, Betty........................34-95-97 Sallaz, Carol..............................33-72 Sanders, Richard...........................58-95 Sanders, Wllllna................................ Sanders, Dorothy..............................33 Sanders, Thomas...............................33 Sayles , Rapheal........................58-62-95 Schofield, Randy................................ Scott, Norine.................................48 Scott, Mr. Lloyd...........................17-65 Scott, James, Jr..............................65 Scott, Leola..................................50 Scroggins, Joe..........................39-85-95 Seleman, Terry..........................41-58-88 Seleman, Leland......................... Serroque, Deloris..........................79-95 Sexton, Miss Frances...........................n Sheets, Betty.................................34 Shields, Crystal..............................87 Shotswell, Anna ..............................50 Shores, Mr. Elbert.........................17-96 Shafer, Walter..........................41-75-88 Shafer, Mike..................................47 Simpson, Alfred............................39-85 Simpson, Sonjalee............................ 88 Smith, Henry................................62 Smith, Shirley..............................50 Smith, Larry................................64 Smith, Marla................................50 Smith, Luther...............................41 Smith, Leonard..............................50 Southern, Mr. Frank...........................13 Spencer, Annett............................... Spencer, William............................. 75 Stafford, Quilla............................. 52 Standifer, Lilly............................. 84 Stanford, Jessie............................. 50 Stark, Mrs. Lillian........................... H Starr, Linda..................................39 Starr, Loretta.............................. 39 Stevenson, Jackie........’....................64 Stevenson, Betty.............................34 Stevens, Wayne...............................69 Stewart, George...........................55-62 Stewart, Mrs. Helen..........................87 Strother, Terry..............................87 Strother, Sandra.............................52 Strother, Ross...............................87 Stout, Lila...............................35-72 Strutton, Bonnie.............................50 Switzer, Kenneth.............................57 Swingle, Mr. Vester.......................17-86 T Tarr, Jack..........................35-68-88-92 Tauvar, Joseph...............................50 Taylor, Christine.........................35-79 Taylor, Paul.................................50 Taylor, Rapheal..............................55 Taylor, Robert...............................68 Terry, Barbara...............................52 Terry, Willadine.............................87 Terry, Zelma.................................86 Thomas, Bertha...............................52 Thomas, Jesse ...............................52 Thomas, Lola.................................87 Thompson, Rick...............................50 Thurston, April..............................52 Tllford, Delois..............................52 Tillerson, Martha............................35 Tindall, Virginia.........................81-88 Tindall, Wallajean.......................5 0-83 Tinsley, Ocle................................52 Tinsley, Robert...........................75-77 Tobin, Mrs. Vivian........................17-63 Towson, Richard..............................66 Tracy, Myrtle.............................35-71 Trimble, Virginia.................. 35-72-81-88 Turnbow, Mrs. Hazel..........................13 Turner, Joe..................................50 Tyus, William................................86 V Valentine, Mrs. Helen.....................17-90 Van Fleet, Mr. Edgar.........................17 Vann, Brenda.-...............................42 Vann, Mary............................ 45-87-97 Vaughan, Mrs. Lorraine.......................17 Vernon, De Vere..............................86 Vickery, Delores.......................17-35-72 Vieger, Pearlzina............................48 W Walker, Harvey...............................56 Walker, John ................................77 Walker, Joseph............................36-57 Walker, Lester...............................45 Walker, Raymond....................... 36-77-88 Walls, Isaac.................................36 Walton, Mrs. Renetta......................16-82 Washington, Carol............................52 Watson, Jesse...............................45 Watson, Robert..............................39 Wattley, Sally...........................85-94 Wattenbarger, Peggy.........................52 Weaver, Ossie...............................85 Webb, Gerald...................... 36-72-86-88 Webb, Ira................................. 52 Webb, Luther................................36 Webb, Richard...............................47 Webb, Shirley ...........................42-82 Weber, Mr. Frank............................17 Welnel, Carey M Sgt......................17-77 Welch, Marilyn..............................39 Wells, Sandra...............................52 Welsh, Jimmy................................39 West, John...............................36-57 Wheeler, Frank..............................67 Wheeler, Mr. Robert.......................9-63 White, Miss Alice...........................17 White, Billy................................67 White, Edward...............................70 White, Francine.............................52 Whitley, Savannah...........................43 Whitmore, Palestine......................44-86 Whitaker, Joyce..........................39-86 Wilkins, Marcus.............................45 Williams, Mr. Arthur G......................17 Williams, Christine.........................52 Williams, Don...............................36 Williams , Florine....................... 87 Williams, Floyd.............................36 Williams, Harlan............................47 Williams, Harry.............................87 Williams, Larry.............................56 Williams, Lionel...........................5 6 Williams, Marion............................52 Williams , Mary.............................85 Williams, Norma..........................45-82 Williams, Norman............................69 Williams, Robert ...........................52 Wilson, Doris............................42-87 Winston, Maxine.............................47 Wiser, Mrs. Erva............................12 Witherspoon, Polly..........................36 Woods, Barbara............................45 Woods, Clifford...........................47 Woods, Norman.............................39 Woods, Roger..............................52 Wright, Cora ...........................41-62 Wright, Sam................................56 Wyrick, Jimmy........................... 45 Wrrick, Wensey.............................48 Y Young, Jesse................................39 Young, John.................................39 Young, Roberta..............................96 Z Zapien, Tom..............................56-88 Zeno, Annette...............................48 109 Autographs no Autographs 111