Moton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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JAFF JOHN A. BAKER THOMAS MAYFIELD B. S, Wilberforce Ohio Collegeg Agriculture Instructor. B. S. Virginia State College: Agriculture Instructor. SAMUEL F. GRIFFIN MRS. MARY W. MADISON B. S, Virginia Union University, M.S. University of B.S. Virginia State Collegeg Science, Pennsylvania, Principal, MRS, MINNIE B. MILLER HAZEL L. GLAZE B.S. Hampton Institute: Home Economics, B,S, Virginia State Collegeg Mathematics. LUCILLE J. MINOR HELEN L. GUERRANT A. B, Virginia Union University: History. B.S. Hampton Institute, Mathematics. JAMES W, MCLENDON MRS, MATILDA O, GILLIAM B. S. Virginia State College, Agriculture Instructor, B.A. Virginia Union Universityg English MRS, LaVERNE R. PERVALL MRS, MAXINE HILL B.A., M.A. Fisk Unlversityg English, B.A. Virginia State Collegeg Music, MRS. CONNIE M, RAWLINS HILDA P. JOHNSON B.S. Virginia State Collegeg Social Studies, B.S. St. Paul Polytechnic lnst.g Home Economics, WYATT A, SMITHERS MRS, DORIS L, JONES B.S. Virginia State College, Agriculture Instructor. B.A. Livingstone College, French. EDITH T, SIMS MRS, HELEN W. LEE B.S. Virginia State College: Business, A. B. University of Michigan: Librarian, ROSA WEST HELEN A, MARSHALL B.A. Virginia State College, English. B, A, Virginia State College, English. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen A. Marshall, Mrs. Matilda O, Gilliam, Mrs. Mary W, Madison, S. F. Griffin, Principal, Hazel L, Glaze, Mrs, Doris L. Jones, John A. Baker, SECOND ROW: Rosa C. West, Thomas Mayfield, Mrs. Connie M. Rawlins, Wyatt A. Smithers, Edith T. Sims.THIRD ROW: Helen L. Guerrant, Mrs, Minnie B, Miller, Lucille I. Minor, George Watson, Mrs, Arminta W, Wood, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Maxine A, Hill, Mrs, La- Verne R, Pcrvall, Hilda P. Johnson, Mrs, Helen W. Lee, FIFTH ROW: James W. McLendon, Mrs, Nillie B. Hendricks Ernest Parker, Mrs. Beatrice G. Vaughn, Lowell P. White. iiv 'vu Ninn

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if xi S, F. GRIFFIN Principal Mas. L. R, PERVALL Assistant Principal Secre5a?YCE BLAND Y to the Prine 52 iP-11 SCHOO

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PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE To The Class of '52 You have completed four years of hard labor and arrived at a worthy goal, which has seemed sometimes, a long and difficult attainment. You are ready to assume the obligations of an active citizen, and I urge that you do this with a willing heart and an earnest mind. Some of you will continue your education in schools of higher learningg others will undertake various vocations. There still maybe many with the ability to guide and the courage to resist, but they seem to underestimate the importance of that ability and that courage and will fail to exercise either. The greater your intelligence and the more profound your learning, the deeper your obligations, particularly if you agree, as you must, with Gamaliel Bradford who said, Goverrr'nent is that which tries to teach distinction between good and ill, to spread large knowledge of the pact and fill men's minds with high, serene philos ophie s . We bid you farewell from this institution as students, but we rejoice in the future that lies before you. What opportunities for self-expression, and what chances for civic leadership are yours? How admirably will you improve these opportunities and utilize those chances? I wish to congratulate you on the part of the faculty and the board of education for successfully completing your four years of training and Corning to the realiza- tion of your aspirations and dreams. We are sincerely proud of you, may God forever bless you and keep you. 6 Q-..1....4...4.