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DEDICATION Man, for ages, has thought of gold as a token of inestimable worth, as a sign of per¬ fection, and as a symbol of durability. So the members of the senior class have chosen to dedicate this yearbook to one of our friends who is of inestimable value, - to one who is worth his weight in gold. Just as gold ' s enduring qualities place it in esteem, so do we place you, Mr. James J. Pilgrim, Sr. , on a pedestal. Those who wish to succeed can realize from your example that hard work, cooperation, the will to succeed, and the desire to help others will bring triumph to all, as well as success to one. We owe you a debt of gratitude for your foresight, your careful planning, and your un¬ tiring efforts to establish higher standards which make not only our school, but also our community a better place. 7
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ACADEMIC ADVANCEMENT Seniors look for help. PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT Science Club performs experiment. Girls ' Physical Education class exercises, 6
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PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Mrs. Emma K. Simmons, Assistant Secretary; Mrs. Viola Payne, Vice-President; William King, Presi¬ dent; Mrs. Bernice Gash, Secretary; Mrs. Lydia Landrum, Treasurer; Mrs. Kathleen Williams, Chairman of Social Committee. The Parent-Teacher Association of Ninth Avenue School is a well organized body with the main objec¬ tive of promoting good will among the parents, teach¬ ers, and students of this school community. The As¬ sociation meets the second Monday of each month for discussion, planning, and programs. In order to create interest and gain membership the following programs were presented during the year: October-Organizational Meeting; November-Symposium Let ' s Listen to Youth, December-Fashion Show by Homemaking classes I, II, III; March-Founder ' s Day Program; April P. T. A. Spring Tea; May-Installation of Officers. The major project of the P. T. A. is the awarding of a $150.00 scholarship to a member of the senior class who has to attend college to receive the scholarship. 8
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