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t is aS] 1 ■ !■ pi Eg t S iSi vizm Hill DEDICflTIOII Because your devotion, interest and guidance have inspired us to the higher things of life, and because you have provided us with all the necessities of livings© that we might obtainour education, we dedicate with deepest love and esteem, the 1 952-53 edition of the Lion, to you, our parents. 2 mmu flomimsTfifliion GRADUATES STUDES1TS ACTIVITIES Within these pages is contained the account of the days we spent at Peabody High School. Only when we look back to these full days of living, working, and playing together, will we realize their true value. It is to help you in your remembering that we give you The Lion of 1953. 3 Our thoughts ever turn toward Mr, Abraham M, Walker, our former beloved principal and friend, who served as a constant source of Inspiration and encourage- ment to us in our high school days. Truly, we regret that it is only through our sorrow at his lost. this small gesture that we can express SENIOR CLASS OF ' 53 MR. CLYDE S. SCOTT Principal 1952 - HDmimsTRATion MR. CLARENCE W. GALLOWAY Chemistry and Biology MRS. BESSIE G. KING Music 7 mandy McKENZIE BEATRICE Physical I Merritt MR. ELMORE E. RAINEY Radio and Electricity SHARPE E H. SMITH and Latin MRS. SUSIE S. TOWNES Cosmetology i WALTER B. TYNES Auto Mechanics 8 yfflRBOOH STfiff SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Hunter, Editor-in-Chief; Albert Walker, Art Editor; Leonard Davis, Photo Editor; Vernell Richardson, Assistant Secretary; Michael Gordon, Associate Editor; Charlotte Harris, Secre- tary. STANDING: Gerald Granderson, Business Manager. MRS. FLORENCE D. BROWN MISS MARJORIE P. LEWIS MRS. SADIE B. GIST MR. RICHARD W. PEGRAM MISS GRAYCE M. TOWNES 9 IDA MARIE ANDERSON Ambition: WAF Activities: Cosmetology Club. JOHN HENRY ARCHER, JR. Hunky Ambition: Contractor Activities: Basketball, Football, Track, Baseball. PEARLIE MAE BAILEY Prigs Ambition: Singer Activities: Chorus, Modern Dance, Drum Majorette, D. O. Club, Dra- matic Club, Commercial Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club. $ t n i o 11 s DOROTHY MAURICE BATTS Pumpkin- Ambition: Doctor Activities: Jr. Athletic Association, D. O. Club, Commercial Club, Publicity Club, Dramatic Club. LAURA PRISCILLA BATTS Ambition: Cosmetology Teacher Activities: Cosmetology Club, Tri-Hi-Y ’ v ' GOLDEN LOAX BELL Jezebel Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Commercial Club, Dramatic Club. • SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BLACKWELL Spider Ambition: Typist Activities: Commercial Club, Art Club, Dramatic Club. DORIS ELIZABETH BLAND Ambition: Music Teacher Activities: Chorus, Library Club, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Publicity, Dramatic Club. CAROLENE JANICE BRAGG Ambition: Beautician Activities: Dramatic Club, D. O. Club. GEORGE DAVID BRANCH Horsecollar Ambition: Carpenter Activities: D. O. Club, Art Club, Football 10 s { n o ii s DORIS ARNITA BUTCHER Butch Ambition: Stenographer Activities: D. O. Club, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club JAMES CHAMBLISS Cuppy Ambition: Brickmason Activities: D.O. Club, Dramatic Club THELMA OTELIA COKER Tilly Ambition: Secretary Activities: D. O. , Cheering Squad, Basketball MARY MAGDALENE CREWS Ambition: Nurse Activities: Chorus, Dramatic Club ALICE MAE CROCKER Ambition: Beautician Activities: Art Club, D.O. Club C ONSTANCE MAGGIE CRUMP Connie Ambition: History Teacher Activities: Chorus, Art Club, D.O. Club, Script Staff, French Club, Science Club, Publicity Club, G.A.A. Club, New Homemakers of America JOHN BEVERLY DANCY Jim Ambition: Radio and Television Technician Activities: Safety Patrol GERALDINE ELENORIA DARKINS Gerry Ambition: Doctor Activities: N. H. A. J. A. A. , Library Club, Script Staff, Science Club, Honor Roll Student GLADYS MAE DAVIS Dimples Ambition: Dietician Activities: D. O. Club, Commercial Club LEONARD VENCENT HENRY DAVIS Poppa Stoppa Ambition: Mortician Activities: Chorus, Baseball, Science Club, Safety Patrol MELVIN DAVIS Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: Trade Club ROBERT E. DAVIS Horse Ambition: Cabinet Maker Activities: Football, Choir, Hi-Y, Trade Club CAROLINE ELIZABETH DILLARD Doll Baby Ambition: Nurse Activities: Chorus, Dramatic Club, Basketball Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y JAMES ALBERT EASTER Ambition; Good Citizen Activities: Football, Basketball THOMAS GUY EDWARDS Tommy Guy Ambition: Laboratory Technician Activities: Dramatic Club, Basketball, Chorus, Science Club, Cheer- leader, Script Staff (I II J HELEN ERNESTINE FITZGERALD Stine Ambition: Nurse Activities: Tri-Hi-Y MILTON LEE GILES Cool Daddy- Ambition: Industrial Arts Teacher GERALD RANDOLPH GRANDERSON Ambition: Teacher Activities: Student Council, Chorus, Band, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll Senior GEORGE GUSTAVA GORDON Jack Ambition: Artist Activities: Chorus MICHAEL VYNZANT WIATTE GORDON Ricky Ambition: Concert Artist Activities: Chorus, J. A. A. , Dramatic Club, Science Club, Band Script Staff, Honor Roll Senior 12 $ f n i o R $ ANNIE MAE GRAVES Ambition: Teacher Activities: N. H. A. Club, Science Club SHIRLEY MOUNTRUE HARGRAVES Peanut- Ambition: Nurse Activities: Science Club, Script Staff WILLIAM DAVIS GREENE Bootney Ambition: Artist Activities: Script Staff, Art Club, D. O. Club, Safety Patrol MARY EFFIE HALL Effie Mae Ambition: Teacher Activities: Student Council, Publicity Committee, Dramatic Club, N. H. A. French Ciub, Science Club, Honor Roll Senior CHARLOTTE ANNETTE HARRIS Bright Eyes Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Chorus, Commercial Club, Dramatics Club, LibraryClub, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Publicity Club, N. H. A., Art Club, Modem Dance Group SHIRLEE TIANTHIA HARRIS Ambition: Teacher Activities: D. O. , Basketball, Cheerleader, N. H. A., Science Club, French Club, G. A. A. EDWARD HILL Ambition: Postman Activities: Football RIDDLE IINES R. B. Ambition: Bricklayer Activities: Football, Basketball SHIRLEY ANN HOLLEMON Cookie- Ambition: Seamstress Activities: Script Staff JAMES LEE HOWARD Smooth Ambition: Electrician Activities: Chorus, D. O. Club 13 tat.. SHIRLEY BEATRICE HOWARD Bea” Ambition: Dietician Activities: Chorus, D. O. Club, Commercial Club, Publicity Club, Honor Roll Senior JEAN EVELYN HUNTER Ambition: Concert Pianist Activities: Math. Club, Science Club, French Club, N. H. A. Club, Band, Script Staff, Student Council, Editor-in-chief of the Yearbook Honor Roll Senior GLORIA ELIZABETH JACKSON Ambition: Secretary Activities: D. O. Club, Publicity Club DOROTHY LUCILLE JENKINS Dot” Ambition: Typist Activities: D. O. Club, Art Club, Dramatic Club JOAN DELORIS JOHNSON Joey Ambition: Nurse Activities: D. O. Club, Home Economics Club, Science Club, Dra- matic Club $ £ n I 0 R S OTELIA ELIZABETH JONES Hooks Ambition: Teacher Activities: D. O. Club, N. H. A. Club, Commercial Club, HonorRoll Senior OTELIA VIRGINIA JONES Tee Ambition: Teacher Activities: N. H. A. , D. O. Club, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll Senior EDWIN WILSON JORDAN Ambition: Business Man Activities: J. A. A., Script, Dramatics Club, Safety Patrol, Honor Roll Senior SAMUEL HENRY JORDAN Gut- Ambition: Professional Basketball Player Activities: D. O. Club, Hi-Y, Basketball, Baseball EUNICE PAULINE LUNDY Kitty- Ambition: Teacher Activities: D. O. Club, Publicity Committee, Dramatic Club, Sci- ence Club, N. H. A. Club, Honor Roll Senior 0 8 $ GEORGE McCRAY Ambition: Art Teacher Activities: Chorus, D.O. Club MARY ELIZABETH MADDOX Sister Ambition: P. E. Major Activities: D. O. Club, Commercial Club, Basketball, Publicity Com- mittee, Dramatic Club, Modern Dance Group, Drum Majorette CULBERTH JEROME MALLOY JR. Ginger ' Ambition: Minister Activities: Chorus, Dramatic Club, Basketball JOHN LOUIS MERRITT Joe Ambition: Artist Activities: D.O. Club, Art Club CAROLYN JOYCE MILLER Ambition: Biological Research Technician Activities: Dramatic Club, Polygon Club, Student Council, N. H. A. Club, Publicity Committee, Science Club, French Club, Honor Roll Senior ERNEST RIDLEY MOORE Kid Ambition: Psychiatrist Activities: Polygon Club, J. A. A. Club, Junior Red Cross, Script, Honor Roll Senior ELVA MAE MORSE Hips Ambition: Chemist Activities: Student Council, Dramatic Club, Junior Red Cross, Art Club, Publicity Committee, Science Club, French Club, Honor Roll Senior KATE SAVANNAH MYLER Ambition: Teacher Activities: Science Club, N. H. A. MARVIN THOMAS PEGRAM T. .Ford- Ambition: Cabinet Maker Activities: Band, Dramatic Club, Science Club, Chorus JAMES WESTLEY PENN Ambition: Contractor Activities: Dramatic Club, Safety Patrol, Cheerleader, Science Club, Honor Roll Senior $ f D LLOYD LINWOOD PERRY Gis-Mo Ambition: Y. M.C.A. Director Activities: Football, Basketball BESSIE RUTH RALEIGH Speed Ambition: Librarian Activities: Art Club ARTHUR M. REID Mack- Ambition: Radio Engineer Activities: Chorus, Manager of Football Team DORIS ELIZABETH EDWARDS Dot Ambition: Nurse Activities: D.O. Club VERNELL VIRGINIA RICHARDSON Vivi Ambition: Dietician Activities: Chorus, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y Club, N. H. A. , Art Club 0 II S DELORES RICHBURG Ambition: Opera Singer Activities: Chorus, Band, J.A.A., G.A.A., Publicity Club, Script Staff, Library Club, French Club, Student Council, Science Club, N. H. A. , Honor Roll Senior ERMA ROSEMARY RILEY Blondie Ambition: Nurse Activities: Chorus, Dramatic Club, N.H.A., French Club, Science Club, Script Staff NELLIE MAE SAVAGE Mae Mae Ambition: Beautician Activities: D.O. Club, Art Club ADELE STARKE Mickey Ambition: Nurse Activities: D. O. Club, Commercial Club CARLESSIA ANN STEWART Lessie Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: N. H.A., Modern Dance Group, Science Club, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Art Club $ { n i o R s HARVEY FREELAND STEWART Bundy Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Trade Club IDA MERCIEL STEWART Ciel Ambition: Librarian Activities: Chorus, N. H.A, , Dramatic Club, Art Club, Science Club, Publicity Committee, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Honor Roll Senior GLENN ALEXANDER SPRATLEY Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Science Club, D.O. Club, Cheer- leader, Student Council, Art Club JOAN JACQUELYN TAYLOR Jackie Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Chorus, Math Club, Dramatic Club, Science Club, N. H. A. , Publicity Committee. French Club, Honor Roll Senior GEORGE THOMAS Mickey Ambition: Shoe Repairman Activities: D. O. Club, Basketball Team, Art Club HELEN THERESA THOMAS Fats Ambition: Doctor Activities: Cosmetology Club, D.O. Club, Chorus RICHARD THOMAS Piper Ambition: Bricklayer Activities: D.O. Club, J. A. A., Student Council, Art Club, Honor Roll Senior IRIS ELAINE THWEATT Ambition: Interior Decorator Activities: Student Council, Dramatic Club, Polygon Club, Science Club, French Club, J.A.A., Script Staff, Chorus, N. H.A., Honor Roll Senior LILLIAN MARIE TODD Ambition: Seamstress Activities: Chorus, N.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Publicity Commit- tee ZELDA MARIE TODD Little Bit- Ambition: Teacher Activities: N.H.A., Publicity Committee $ f n EVA LUCILLE TURNER Toodie Ambition: English Teacher Activities: D.O. Club, Commercial Club, Publicity Committee, Dra- matic Club MARY ELIZABETH TURNER Beth Activities: J. A. A. , D.O. Club, Basketball JUNE CLAUDETTE TWYMAN Baby Sis Ambition: Nurse Activities: D.O. Club, Band 0 I $ ALBERT LEE WALKER, Jr. Ambition: Air Force Activities: Trade Club, Science Club ARNEIDA JEANETTE WALKER Activities: D. O. Club, Commercial Club CATHERINE ELIZABETH WALKER Kitty Ambition: Music Teacher Activities: Science Club, French Club, Student Council, Art Club, Publicity Committee, N. H. A. , Honor Roll Senior JOHN WALLER Slim Ambition: Doctor Activities: Chorus, Dramatic Club, Science Club, Publicity Commit- tee DOROTHEA GERALDINE WALTON Dot Ambition: Typist Activities: D.O. Club, N. H. A. , Art Club, Science Club, Honor Roll Senior CALVIN CASWELL WASHINGTON Casebar Ambition: Chef Activities: D.O. Club JOSEPH RAYMOND WASHINGTON Bubber Ambition: Tailor , Q s f n i o R s LILIETH GERTRUDE GRIFFIN Lil Ambition: French teacher Activities: J. A. A. , Modern Dance Group, Dramatic Club, Science Club, Basketball LUCINDA WEAVER Brown Eyes Ambition: Dietician Activities: J. A. A. , G.A.A.j Publicity Committee, N. H. A. Club, Science Club, French Club, Honor Roll Senior LILLIAN EUGURTHA WEBB Sister Ambition: Stenographer Activities: D. O. Club, Basketball, Chorus, N. H.A. Club, Dramatic Club ALETA MAE WEST Leader Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Commercial Club, N. H. A, Club, D.O. Club JUANITA WILKERSON Sister ' Ambition: Nurse Activities: Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y MILDRED AMMORETTE WILLIAMS Millie Ambition: Nurse Activities: Chorus, D.O. Club NANCY OLIVIA WILLIAMS Ambition: Nurse Activities: Chorus, Publicity Committee, N.H.A. Club DELLA FRANCES WOODRUFF Dotty Ambition: Biologist Activities: Chorus, Dramatic Club, Polygon Club, Publicity Commit- tee, Science Club, N.H.A. Club, Honor Roll Senior ALBERTA MARY WYATT Baby- Ambition: Tailor Activities: D.O. Club, Commercial Club 19 William Anderson James Arrington Thelma Bailey Charles Banks Oscar Bell Robert Bland Theodore Blunt Frederick Boddie Odelia Brooks Thad Brooks J y n Charles Enochs Dorothy Evans Juanita Fields Richard Flowers Ramona Foster Joseph Freeman Robert Gee Rudolph Giles Kathryn Griffin Stella Harris Charles Brown Carroll Crawford Margaret Crews Mary Crews Shirley Dabney Kathleen Davis Jean Dewitt Ronald Diamond Frank Dyson Barbara Enochs 0 II Ann Hicks Jean Hite Rosa Hill Joyce Howard Alwyn Jackson Mary Jackson Frances Jefferson Jeanne Johns Alvesta Johnson Florine Jones Robert Jones c L fl S S Ethel Kizzie Julia Lanier Maxine Lee Joseph Love Willie Mae Mason Lizzie McLaughlin Brander Mitchell Robert Mitchell Otis Mitchell Catherine Moore Melcenia Moore Barbara Morris Franchot Nelson Aubrey Perry Margaret Perry Goldie Poole Louise Rogers Bessie Rose Janie Rose Grace Scott Charles Sherrod Dorothy Smith James Smith Sallie Smith Phyllis Stewart Frank Studwood Gloria Tann Crystal Taylor Theodore Taylor Effie Thweatt James Todd Lillian Tucker Sarah Tucker Ann Tynes Annette Walker Jean Walton Josephine Washington Delores Wiggins Charles Williams Henry Wi 1 1 iams Leroy Williams Mary Wynn John Arrington James Bailey Carl Baker Moses Bal lard Thomas Balthrop Eunice Blakes Walter Blakes Rosa Brooks Carey Brown Gloria Brown Jean Brown Ella Byrd Joseph Cooper R obert Cooley Virginia Draughn Eva Edmonds George Edwards Jean Edwards Mona Fitzgerald Shelverden Freeman William Freeman William Gee Charles Geter Daniel Gill Taft Gilliam Iretha Goode Joseph Goode Lee Goode Saundra Goode Shirley Goodwyn Raymond Graves Alberta Greene Ethel Greene Benjamin Hailes Thomas Hargraves William Harris Cyril Hawkins Paul Hayes Juanita Henderson Evelyn Hillard Yvonne Horton Josephine Jackson Alton Johnson S 0 P H 0 ni o ii £ Claudette Johnson James Johnson June Johnson Pearl Jones Lillie Kizzie James Lee Etta Love George Maclin Irene Madden Beverly Mayes Melvin McCoy Lloyd Mitchell Muriel Mitchell Lenora Monroe Roosevelt Noise Florine Parham George Parham Stanley Parham Mozelle Parham Earl Penn Barron Pierce John Piecry C L II S $ Rose Reid Bradley Reynolds Barbara Rice Williams Roberts Edith Robinson Melvin Saunders Carl Savage Ethel Scott John Settle Blondell Shaw Ann Simmons Wilbert Stewart Mary Taylor Mary Thomas William Thomas Clarence Thompson Herbert Townes Leuvenia Trent Erma Tucker Willie Wiggins Myles Williams Rosemary Young Herbert Adkins Paul Allen Richard Allen Robert Armstrong Joseph Arrington Horace Balthrop Willie Ballard Jean Banks Irene Bethea Bernice Brooks Charlotte Brown Joyce Brown Ramona Brown Samuel Brown Vernon Brown Viola Brown Maxine Bullock Woodrow Bullock Judith Cephas Christine Chance Katherine Chance Hybernia Cheives William Clarke Net lie Conwel I Delores Courton Jacquelyn Courton Samuel Creighton Carol Dabney Delma Dance Marva Davis Agnes Dillard Joan Dillard Melvin Dixon Louise Drumgold Ann Duncan Richard Edmonds Bernice Edwards Gertrude Ellis Larry Eppes Curtiss Epps James Epps Nathaniel Evans Lillie Fields Marva Fields Glenn Fitgerald Robert Fitzgerald Steve Foreman Alice Freeman Shirley Gates Nathaniel Gatlin William Gee Katie Geter Myrna Gill Iris Goodwyn William Goodwyn Benjamin Graves Gonzales Graves Mildred Greene Arneida Griffin Norman Griffin Constance Hailes Ernest Hardy Chari es Harris Dellia Harris Rose Hatchett Bernell Hayes Richard Hayes Marcel lus Heath Edna Hicks Elsie Hill Ulysses Hill Shirley Hines John Hobbs Marie Holcomb Delores Jackson Alton Jennings Flossie Johnson Mildred Johnson Annie Jones Barbara Jones Lauretta Jones Milton Jones Robert Jones Margaret Jordan Wylene Lane Louise Lee Vernon Lee Samuel Lewis Mary Love Mattie Lundy Joseph Lyons Mildred McCray Leon Madison Harold Malloy Moses Martin Beverly Mason James Mason Louis Mason Walter Mason Harold Matthews Elsie Mattox Berman Mitchell Constance Mitchell Bernice Neverson Ruth Newsome Ralph Nicholas William Overton Juanita Owens Loretta Owens Gabriel Parham James Parham Annie Parker Ramona Pegram Hazel Pender Alonia Penny Robert Perry Gloria Peterson Orlando Phillips Ransome Poole Doris Price William Pritchett Dorothy Prude Charles Putney Charles Raines Kenneth Riley Walter Mitchell Lucy Moore Bernice Morgan James Morgan Luther Morgan Marian Morse Chandois Murray Ida Myers Mary Myrick India Nelson Ann Neverson Bernard Neverson Ail Robinson William Robinson Dorothy Saunders Leola Scott Shirley Scott Delores Shaw Elizabeth Short Gloria Smith James Smith Joyce Smith Lawrence Spurlock Barbara Stewart Louis Stokes Edward Taylor Emma Taylor Yvonne Taylor Delores Thomas Doris Thomas Shelia Thomas Barbara Todd Dematta Trisvan Mildred Trisvan Annie Tucker Eugene Tucker Louise Tucker Lucy Tucker Mary Tucker Sterling Tucker Alease Turner Leon Turner Barbara Walker Benjamin Walker James Walker Royal Walker Francine Walton Frank Washington Tony Wells Delores White Audrene Williams Joyce Williams Lillian Williamson Marian Williams Alma Wilson Eloise Wilson Gloria Wilson Fred Woodruff Patricia Wrenn Gloria Wyche How time flies I It seems only yesterday that we regis- tered at Peabody High School as freshmen. Our class was one of the largest in the history of the school. There were forty boys and sixty -five girls. Our tolerant sponsors, Mrs. T. T. James, Mr. S. F. Griffin, Mr. C. J. Powell, and Miss C. E Trotter led us through our first year with the help of Mr. A. M. Walker as principal. The first Student Council was organized at Peabody dur- ing this year and Mary Hall served as its first treasurer. We participated in such activities as the N. H. A. Club, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Safety Patrol, cheer- leading, football, baseball, and the chorus. As sophomores we began to settle down and notice what was going on around us. Our new teachers were Miss O. H. Harrison, Miss M. P. Lewis, and Mr. C. W. Galloway. Rep- resenting our class on the Student Council were Erma Riley, Elva Morse, and Iris Thweatt. Glenn Spratley and John Archer made the trip to Nashville, Tennessee, with the 1950-51 championship basketball team. Lee Richardson occupied the limelight on the baseball team. Participants in basketball were Glenn Spratley, Thomas Edwards, James Easter, Lillian Webb, Mary Maddox, and Shirley Harris. Members of the chorus were George McCray, Joan Taylor, Marvin Pegram, Micheal Gordon, Robert Davis, Ida Stewart, Della Woodruff, Mildred Williams, Constance Crump, Helen Thomas, Char- lotte Harris, Doris Bland, Elva Morse, and Iris Thweatt. Taking part in the Junior Athletic Association were Mich- eal Gordon, Edwin Jordan and Dorothy Batts. On the football squad were Lee Richardson, and Robert Davis while Glenn Spratley expressed his school spirit as a member of the cheer- ing squad. Mary Maddox served as drum majorette. Officers of the class were Edwin Jordan, President; Ernest Moore, Vice President; John Archer, secretary; and John Waller, treasurer. Shirley Hollemon and Otelia V. Jones were attendants to Miss Peabody. As the days and months fall from the calendar like dry leaves in an autumn wind so our days at Peabody passed all too swiftly. As Juniors we were faced with the responsi- bility of planning for the annual Junior-Senior Prom, This event was one of the highlights of the season at Peabody. Geraldine Darkins participated in the 1951 Virginia Ora- torical Contest at Virginia Union University. Jean Hunter took a part in the 1951 Voice of Democracy contest. Ernest Moore served as president of the class. Lilieth Griffin was Miss Homecoming for 1951 with Shirley Howard and Jean Hunter in the roles of attendants. Joy Miller was Miss Pea- body and Doris Bland and Charlotte Harris were her atten- dants. Geraldine Darkins was president of the New Home- makers of America. Gerald Granderson was vice-president of the Student Council. Senior Year! These are words which only a short time ago represented all the magic and mystery of an unknown land. However, we have at last reached the final year of our so- journ at Peabody. The members of the class served their school and broadened themselves through continued participation in the many and varied organizations and activities which it had to offer. Shirley Harris served as captain of the cheering squad in her senior year. We elected Gerald Granderson as president ol the class and Edwin Jordan as vice-president. Elva Morse was elected by the school body as president of theStudent Coun- cil. She also served as editor of the Publicity Committee. Joyce Miller served as president of the Dramatic Club. We had a very delightful senior day and our assembly program was attended by many of our parents. Ernest Moore was president of the Junior Athletic Association and the Junior Red Cross. The Polygon Club had Jean Hunter as its president. Jean also was editor-in-chief of the yearbook. Delores Richburg and Geraldine Darkins were president and vice president respec- tively of the Library Club. John Archer made all-star for foot- ball during the year of 1952. Many Seniors participated in the choir. Geraldine Darkins and Delores Richburg were contes- tants in the 1952 Speak for Democracy contest. The follow- ing students were presented by the AKA Sorority as 1952 de- butantes: Elva Morse, Constance Crump, Delores Richburg, Ida Stewart, Charlotte Harris, and Mary Turner. Lucinder Weaver and Dorothy Batts served as president and secretary respectively of the Publicity Committee. In the year of 1952 the following seniors were runner -ups for the title of Miss Homecoming : Lillian Todd and Shirley Harris. We have now completed our four years at our beloved Alma Mater. They have been memorable years. Each has been a milestone in our lives. It is with a sense of great lost that we say our last fond farewell to all that we hold dear. 28 At last the great day has arrived and is swiftly passingl We, the members of t he class of ' 53 vowed exactly ten years ago to this very day that we would convene once more at the scene of our high school activities. This has been a day of laughter and of tears, one which has been spent in awakening long forgotten memories. Do you remember? , has been a phrase which has constantly echoed on the gentle spring breeze. Although it has been a trying task I was able to gleam here and ' there throughout the course of the day following facts about my former classmates: James Chambliss is now a captain in the Air Force. Leonard Davis, Thomas Edwards, and Milton Giles have their own television show called The Three Stooges . John Dancy and Melvin Davis are co-owners of a ritzy Cadillac Company. Michael Gordon, Gerald Gran- derson and Delores Richburg are teaching music at the Uni- versity of Paris. Edward Hill and George Thomas are playing center for the Harlem Globetrotters. Joan Johnson and Con- stance Crump are now living in Pittsburgh with their happy families. Culbert Malloy and Marvin Pegram are still hunting for the perfect mate. James Penn has received the honor of playing Nero in Quo Vadis . Arthur Reid is the number one singer on the hit parade with his version of You Belong to Me . Lee Richardson, Glenn Spratley and John Waller have finally become seniors at Oxford University. Golden Bell is playing the role of Beulah on television. Harvey Stewart and Albert Walker are the newly elected heads of Standard Oil Company. Carolyn Miller, now a successful Hollywood actress of the Warner Brothers Studio, was awarded the Oscar for the best actress of the year. George Branch has gained national fame as star tackle for the Cleveland Browns. Joan Taylor opened on Broadway last week in New Faces of 1963 . Ote- lia Jones and Geraldine Darkins have united as a team to fight Lucinda Weaver who now has Edwin Jordan as an ardent admirer. Nellie Savage and George Brown are living in their brick mansion on the newLy opened Brown Boulevard. Car- lessia Stewart has finally broken the chains that held James Mitchell securely bound. Pearl Bailey, Jean Hunter and Mary Maddox are drum majorettes for the Foreign Legion. Doris Butcher, Bessie Raleigh and Shirley Blackwell are the main attractions of the Ice Follies . Robert Davis, George Mc- Cray and James Howard are singing bass, tenor, and baritone with the Orioles. Caroline Bragg is the proud owner of several chain stores in New York City; namely Caroline ' s Sweet Shoppe. William Greene is starring on television as Hopalong Greene. Ernest Moore, the new singing sensation of radio, was recently invited to the White House to perform for the Presi- dent. Stanley Bailey is the head photographer at M. G. M. Ida Stewart is head matron at Central State Hospital. Aletha West and Zelda Todd are the owners of a Lonely Hearts Club on West Street. Gladys Davis and Otelia E. Jones have been recently hired as hostess of TWA airlines. Shirley Hargraves and John Merritt are honeymooning on Paradise Island in the Atlantic Ocean. Catherine Walker is vacationing inBermuda. Joseph Jenning and Richard Thomas are star pitchers for the Brooklyn Dodgers. John Archer and George Gordon are soon holding the grand opening for the new Archer and Gordon Fu- neral Home. Mary Turner, Eva Turmer, and DorisBland are the most photographed models for the Jergens Lotion Co. Thel- ma Coker and June Twyman are the directors of the U. S. O. Club on Byrne Street. Shirlee Harris is living in an enchanted castle in the Florida Everglades. Shirley Holleman and Joseph Washington have taken an apartment in Paris, France, where Joseph is serving on the board of directors of the University there. Alice Crocker, Ida Anderson, Annie Graves, Kate My - ler and Helen Thomas are starring on Broadway in Guys and Dolls . Mrs. Charlotte Jordan, the former Miss Charlotte Harris has recently organized Charlotte ' s Dance Troupe , in which her husband Samuel is the star attraction. Dorothy Batts who has received offers from Hollywood, te le v is io n , and radio because of her title of Miss America of 1963 has de- cided to reject them all and remain in her old home town with Thomas Edwards. Laura Batts, Arneida Walker, and Iris Thweatt are the leading stars in Frances, Belle of Old Broad- way . Mildred Williams is now living in Austin, Texas, with Fay and their two offsprings. Mary Hall, Della Woodruff, and Eunice Lundy are heads of the English, Music, and History Departments, respectively at Virginia State College. Doro- thea Walton and Lillian Webb are life guards at Atlantic City - in New Jersey. Alberta Wyatt is now Mrs. Bernard Thomas of Washington, D. C. Shirley Howard and Carolyn Dillard are suc- cessful Hollywood actresses. Gloria Jackson and Erma Riley are vacationing in the Hawaiian Islands. Vernell Richardson and Lillian Todd are still hunting for the perfect husbands. Jaunita Wilkerson is teaching the students the artof good pos- ture at Virginia Union. Nancy Williams, Adele Starke, Mary Crews, Dorothy Jenkins and Helen Fitzgerald are operating at a huge profit ”Ye Old Snack Bar” at the corner of Wesley and Federal St. where they can catch all the high school trade. Riddle Hines and Calvin Washington are coaching football at Yale University. Elva Morse is running for persident of the Studwood ticket. As dusk begins to fall we bid each other a fond farewell and relucantly wend our separate ways homeward. Although this day is done it will long retain its place in our hearts as one of the happiest days of our lives. 29 Offi icerd STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Samuel Jordan, sergeant at arms; Gerald Granderson, president. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edwin Jordan, vice president;Carolyn Miller, sec- retary; Geraldine Darkins, as- sistant secretary; Ernest Moore, treasurer; Michael Gordon, chaplain; Elva Morse, reporter. GOODBYE, SO LONG Goodbye, so long - As we sing this song. It ' s time for us to part; But as we leave. Please, please, believe; You ' ll stay here in our hearts. The day is here - We shed a tear. This moment we sigh; We ' ll miss you so. But we must go . Goodbye, so long, goodbye. -June Twyman Marking an ending; and heralding a beginning. 30 CLASS POEM PEABODY ' S TREASURES Peabody, we have welcomed your treasures so great; They have guided our thoughts and determined our fate; Peabody, we hope will always be As you were to us in ' 53. Ohl Peabody, there were the hard years, The years we swallowed our sorrows and tears; Your first treasure was courage, courage indeed; With this you promised we would succeed. In our Sophomore year, another treasure you gave us; This treasure, Peabody, was trust; You said, Trust all enemies or friends, And you will have life, life without end . In our Junior year you gave us unfaltering belief; That we could succeed without undue grief; We believed in our parents, teachers, and you, Ohl Peabody dear, you believed in us, too. In our Senior yea r your fourth treasure was the best; You said that with honor, we would always be blest; Your warnings, Peabody, we will always heed And place honor above color race, or creed. It ' s your treasures Peabody, that we shall always hold dear; Courage, trust, belief, and honor shall ' ere to us be near; These treasures we hold to be true and sublime. And our footprints will go down in the sands of time. -Elva Morse CLASS FLOWER; RED ROSE CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND WHITE Gerald Granderson, president of the senior class, discussing plans for Senior Day with Mr. Scott, prin- cipal . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jean Hunter Gerald Grande rson MOST INTELLECTUAL Elva Morse James Penn MOST VERSATILE Michael Gordon Delores Richburg MOST COOPERATIVE Richard Thomas Ida Stewart most ATHLETIC Mar y Maddox Jai es Easter 35 best dancers Shirley Howard Howard James LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. C. S. Scott, Principal; Elva Morse, President; Theodore Taylor, Vice-President; Gloria Brown, Secretary; Judith Cephas, Treasurer; Juanita Henderson, Glenn Spratley, Melvin Saunders, Gerald Gran- derson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rose Hatchett, Muriel Mitchell, Elva Morse, Theodore Taylor, Gloria Brown, Judith Cephas, Goldie Poole, Delores Richburg, BACK ROW: Melvin Saunders, Shirley Scott, Dorothy Prude, William Clarke, Mary Hall, Gerald Granderson, Raymond Graves, Barbara Enochs, Glenn Spratley, Juanita Henderson, Moses Martin, UBHW Ami NG: Delo resR . uu Sa mu el Bmw-, „ Rlc hbutp p r , , nita Header ‘ ' Russia Le e, Marv aa FlRs T TABlP Dar kias R erS0 °- SEC0 TabTp f Ci ' Me eniaMo to Jean H C Vc DMATICS CLUB rai°l ne , a Gtand etson ’ Pea iV ' .„ ' £ ' ' PrP,Sld e 1 J , Ar n . a Mitt . . AalV Ma 0X ’ Bailey an ° WHppHPr ' 2 ' k u Gle S P ,a,le ’;sbe!- • T, “’” ' “ma«. « «“ r t ' ”««■• Pb, U v“oe« SicM „ v B «. s ' l “ ' e5 zsz-g s:- •£ £ - ■ ' assaJsr 0- .„ sbitley 0 iwm, bl11 38 SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lauretta Jones, Sandra Goode, Edith Robinson, Ann Sim- mons, Ethel Greene, Ramona Pegram, Ethel Scott, Rosemary Young, Ianthia Turner, Etta Love, Yvonne Taylor, Barbara Stewart,. STANDING: Doris Price, Raymond Graves, Moses Ballard, Claudette Johnson, Mildred Johnson, Ella Byrd, Evelyn Hillard. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Dia- mond, Frank Studwood, Mozelle Parham, Julia Lanier, Claudette Johnson, Henry Will- iams, MissP. V. Lomax, instructor. FRONT ROW: Rosemary Young, Florine Jones, Robert Bland, Edith Robinson, Charles Sherrod, Kathryn Griffin, Della Woodruff, Jean Hun- ter. AT THE BOARD: Iris Thweatt, Joyce Miller, Joan Taylor. SEATED AT TABLE: Jeanne Johns, Presi- dent, Eva Turner, Secretary. STANDING: PearlBailey, Barbara Enochs. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Howard, Ethel Kizzie, Ramona Foster, Vernell Richard- son, Alberta Wyatt, Otelia Jones. SECOND ROW: Josephine Washington, Jean DeWitt, Charlotte Harris, Dorothy Batts, Gladys Davis. THIRD ROW; Jean Hite, Golden Bell, Julia Lanier, Phyllis Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. West, Sponsor; Mar- garet Perry, Mary Maddox, Arnedia Wal- ker, Grace Scott, Aleta West, Shirley Blackwell, Doris Butcher. f PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL 1873-1952 . 725 Wesley Street Petersburg, V$ The Peabod jJjrgWa. Sunday, Dec. 7 , VOLUME 15 jNew Plant Bri Increased And Improved F publics coimiitth class rc i building, Peabody has beenil - ” • - 1 — additional ' 1 ' ' vledge — the .strength behind lews Charles Sherrod as Earl Wes- The present opened for use o to admit appr. To a new and For the first of education o this group wet facilities The new struct e classrooms, all of g daily. The audits a mately 800. TJ e seating capacity the needs of h lliams Schools ' mOntn or orgaQ ments, October i October — { The Senior f Carver players i, the school auditor ' November Lilieth Griffin wa_ Homecoming” in a c by the athletic asso Germaine Stewart place in the “I Speak For contest. December — Jr. Red Cross preseiSte program at Fort Lee Hosj Peabody entered a fl Christmas Parade sponsor Retail Merchants Associati January — Senior Class gave a m presented a gift to the school. Senior Class presented a three-act play ‘When the Bough Breaks”. February — _ . Class in American Hist the General Assembly. Seniors announced the of the second edition of tl March Chorus won top rating Festival. ' Voung as Mrs. Wes- ood as Mr. Wes- I as Jean Wes-: ms and Ronald ' .iers, Xathanie! rier, and Robert U. i {AM ing at nined ' body enjoyed I • i presented byh .rish tenor. The yed with one sur- . ither and sparkled elties and origi- j Ipgught to us melo- , il X ountrtes, as ChaptvjJonal lan-j ponsored f liool Seniors- ‘ or four yearsTv c k ' e that, as a project, high forth, seek- armed with strong purpose. PUPILS ANNOUNCE SUMMER PLANS SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucinda Weaver, Delores Richburg, Geraldine Darkins, Erma Riley, Shirley Hargraves, and Elva Morse. STANDING: Zelda Todd, Rosa Hill, Gloria Jackson, Constance Crump, Charlotte Harris, Shirley Howard, Eunice Lundy, Dorothy Batts, Shirley Holleman, Eva Turner, Catherine Walker, Mary Maddox, John Waller, Carolyn Miller, Iris Thweatt, Goldie Poole, Jean Hunter. Is of Peabody are busi ly ( | for the summer vaca- I ( nve already begun their c Geraldine Darkins repres body at the Virginia Orat test held at Virginia Union Peabody participated in ______ matic Tournament at Virginia State College. Richard Miles won first place as pianist at the State Music Festivf’ ' Ten Virginia- State College seniors ended their cadet training here after a period of nine weeks. ■J fattadnfiinnnuimiMii ill i - a ■s plans to spend much i c [taking part m a music j I prginia State College j _ him for the coming j ( 1 Who.-ttroteTiyflA Swill attend Ober nL j in tnusie. 3 - Fc ‘ r vvi,at was Jack DempscN| Lilieth Griffin also plans to spend! LiSLmL— j her summer in study It is her de- rematning required The Student Publ icity Committee sponsors three publ ications: The Script- A bi-yearly paper is the School ' s Official Publication; The Peabody News - A column published weekly in the local paper; The Peabodion - A mimeographed monthly, written, edited and printed by the com- mittee . phe may enter college U male students will! e miner away working. tl George Crocker and 1 0 f, mpat Lynchburg, Virginia; Thelma Lewis and Virginia Felton, Messrs. W. Harr Truman and John D. Williams. Rich- D. O. Club was host to State $ Blue Ribb 1. China. 2. Italy. i l! ' Hi ' . .. eph Crocker and vill lie working in a ga. New York; while ?r will return to Con- in the tobacco fields, ■are Georg. Gordon. j j Georgi 1 McKinney, , , Tiweatt, Wiliam Gee, | and mans others. I , yiifliW ' 41 . FRESH HOl! r 26 Halifax St. 1 Cl w ) 5 Hot FOURTEENTH ANN jumoii ATHLETIC associate STANDING: Ernest Moore, President. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: AnnTynes, Geraldine Darkins, Iris Thweatt, Robert Blatid, Mary Turner, Dorothy Batts. SECOND ROW: Ronald Diamond, CharlesSher- rod, Kathryn Griffin, Henry Williams, Edwin Jordan, THIRD ROW: Michael Gordon, Richard Thomas, FOURTH ROW: Miss Lomax and Mr. Tynes, sponsors. “I SPEAK fOA DEIAOCAHCr LEFT TO RIGHT: Geraldine Darkins, Barbara Morris, Delores Richburg, Goldie Poole. THE SAffTy PATHOL KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Bailey, Leonard Davis, William Greene, William Clark, James Penn. STANDING: Theodore Taylor, John Myrick, Ann Tynes, Irene Bethea, Edwin Jordan, John Dancy, Captain. ART CLUB FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Baker, Louis Mason, Roosevelt Noise. BACK ROW: Mary Maddox, Nellie Williams, Delores Wiggins, Iris Thweatt. JUniOR RED CROSS LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Stewart, Rosemary Young, Della Woodruff, Robert Cooley, Crystal Taylor, Joyce Miller, Bernice Never - son, June Johnson, Ernest Moore, Elva Morse. 43 SEATED ON THE FLOOR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Myrick, Shirley Scott, Mary Love, Irene Madden, Vernell Richardson, Ethel Kizzie, SEATED, SECOND ROW: Ann Tynes, President; Rosa Hill, Edith Robinson, Jean Hite, Yvonne Horton, Eunice Blakes, Char- lotte Harris, Pearl Jones, Kathryn Griffin, Dorothy Prude, Yvonne Taylor, Lillian Todd, Bernice Brooks, STANDING: Ida Stewart. TRADE CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Horace Johnson, Edward Hill, Milton Giles, Leroy Williams, James Arrington, Marvin Pe- gram, Osborne Harris, Melvin Jones, SEC- OND ROW: Rudolph Giles, Harvey Stewart, Franchot Nelson, Riddle Hines, Albert Walker, Robert Mitchell, Russel Salter, James Penn. THIRD ROW: John Dancy, Joseph Freeman, James Easter, Thomas Hargraves, James Smith, NathanielBates, Melvin Davis, Clarence Thompson, Lee Goode, Robert Brown. FOURTH ROW: Robert Davis, Arthur Reid, John Archer, Joseph Washington, Charles Enochs. ;V ao cS DEl08 «A. SICH6urg CONSTANCE M. CRUMP CHARLOTTE A, HARRIS MISS HOMECOMING Florine Jones MISS HOMECOMING ' S ATTENDANTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. C. S. Scott, prin- cipal; Florine Jones, Miss Homecoming; Rosa Brooks, Lillian Todd, Catherine Moore, attendants. LEFT TO RIGHT: Leroy Williams, Lee Richardson, Nathaniel Bates, Jr. .Edward Hill. KNEEL- ING: Lloyd Perry, George Branch, Cyril Hawkins, James Easter, Charles BiOWnT Lee Goode, John Archer, Jr. FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING; Frank Studwood, Frederick Boddie, Paul Hayes, James Smith, Clarence Thompson. KNEELING: Horace Johnson, Charles Geter, James Johnson, Benjamin Hailes, Willie Wiggins, George Parham, Gilbert Brown, Fred Woodruff. junion vflRsim BflSHtTBflLL Ttflm LEFT TO RIGHT:Aubrey Perry, trainer; Richard Flowers, Char- les Sherrod, Charles Thomp- son, Wilbur Stewart, Jesse Fos- ter, William Freeman, Carl Baker, James Parham, Samuel Brown, George Maclin. CH££RLEflD£fiS LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Stewart, Grace Scott, Rosemary Young, Mar- garet Perry, Thelma Coker, Do- lores Wiggins, Glenn Spratley. VAfisijy BASKETBALL TEAIA LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: William Gee, Paul Hayes, George Thomas, Glenn Sprat- ley, Thomas Edwards, James Smith, Carroll Crawford. STANDING: Lloyd Perry, Na- thaniel Bates, Samuel Jordan, James Easter, John Archer Jr. , Theodore Taylor. m ■ B B S f B A L L Nathaniel Bates-Track Champ First place winner-State High Jump Third Place-220 yd. Dash LEFT TO RIGHT: Leroy Williams, John Archer, Jr. , Coach James S. Burton, LEFT TO RIGHT, STAND- ING: Coach Albert Jones, Lee Richardson, Charles Stewart, Horace Johnson, Nathaniel B a te s , Willie Wiggins, Edward Hill, John Archer, Jr. , Leroy Williams, Coach Leon P. Charles Sherrod, Nathaniel Bates, Jr. Adkins. KNEELING: Will- iam Anderson, Leon- ard Davis, Floyd Camp- bell, Paul Hayes, Glenn Spratley, Charles Brown, Clarence Thompson, trainer. 1 R A C A i II Modern Dance Recital Presentation Of Diplomas Career Clinic Modern Dance Recital i Modern Dance Recital in REVIEII Career Clinic Senior Recital Students Senior Prom Senior Prom Mr. John H. Hinnant Mrs. Juanita Jackson Mr. Mrs. Robert Richburg Mr. Richard Edmonds Mr. David Wilkerson Mr. John Butcher Mrs. Luvinia Stith Cpl. Henry M cClair Mr. Mrs. Henry Williams Mrs. Eva J. Lundy Mrs. Mabazzie Robertson Mr. Claiborne Burrow Miss Ella Parson Mrs. Carlee Henderson Miss Dorothea Parson Miss Sallie Burrow Mrs. J. B. Brown Mrs. Gwendolyn B. Jones Mrs. Hortense Harper Hite Mrs. Henry Townes Mr. Bernard Valentine Cpl. Harry L. Batts Mr. William Brown Miss Helen Smith Mrs. U. D. Harris Miss Ruth Williams Miss Charlotte A. Harris Mr. Mrs. George James Mr. Mrs. Thomas E. King Mr. Mrs. Walter Brown Mrs. Mary Greenlee Mr. Mrs. Frank Mason Mrs. Gertrude Dickerson Mr. Willard Walker Mr. Mrs. Clyde Walker Mr. Mrs. William Caste lie Mr. Mrs. Eugene Ricks A 3C Mrs. Joseph Pope, Jr. Mr. Mrs. James Baugh Mr. Charles H. Jones Mr. Mrs. George W. Byrd Mr. Mrs. Ben L. Bonner Mr. Mrs. Fred Irving Mr. Mrs. John H. Bonner Mr. William E. Hardy Mr. Mrs. Harrison Bonner Mr. Mrs. levy Pollard Mrs. Pinkie Walker Mr. Mrs. Ernest Washington Mr. Mrs. C. J. Malloy PATRONS Mr. Mrs. John A. Graves Mr. Mrs. William H. Green Mr. Mrs. Ophy H. Johnson Mr. Mrs. James Jackson Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bowles Sr. Miss Julia Watkins Mr. Mrs. Ernest Knight Mr. Mrs. Neal Lyons Mrs. Minnie B. Watkins Mr. Mrs. William H. Darkins Mr. Mrs. Reginald Riley Mr. James E. Riley Mrs. Sarah Woodley Mr. Robert Woodley Mr. Mrs. James W. White Mrs. Mable Meade Jones Mrs. Sadie Gist Mr. Mrs. Eddie Lanier S Sgt. James S. Riley A 3C Theodore Riley Mr. Mrs. Theodore Richardson Mr. Mrs. Robert Bullock Mrs. Irene Richardson Mr. Mrs. James Pegram Mr. Mrs. T. L. Crawley Mrs. Eva Diamond M . Calvin V. Diamond A lc Rudolph Riley Mr. Mrs. Albert Bailey Mrs. Marie Lee Mr. Robert Turner Mrs. Ruth Raleigh Mr. Adrian Hampton Mr. Mrs. Wyatt A. Hampton Sr. Mr. Mrs. Wyatt A. Hampton Jr. Mr. Mrs. John A. Crump Jr. Mr. Mrs. John A. Crump Sr. P. F. C. Mrs. David Boyer Mr. Mrs. James A. Robinson, Sr. Sgt. George Mason P. F.C. Melvin Harris P. F. C. Stewart Hedgepath Mrs. Inez Porter Mrs. Hannah Edmonds Mr. Mrs. Samuel Newton Mrs. Mary Belle Brown Mrs. Dorothy Mae Evans Mr. Mrs. Roland Parham Mrs. Hessie Ausby Mrs. Clementine Edmonds ( Mr. Harold Malloy Miss Barbara Malloy Mr. Mrs. Harry Blackwell Mr. John A. Cross Mr. Mrs. Fred L. Woodruff, Sr. Mr. Mrs. H. A. Springfield Mrs. Mary Thompson Mrs. Annie M. Parham Mr. Herbert Harrison Mr. Frank Edwards Mrs. Virginia Jones Miss Estelle Cain Mrs. Della Turner Mrs. Ella Clark Mr. James Diggs Mr. Lawrence Thweatt Mrs. Rosetta Jackson Mrs. Helen Rice Miss Edith Sharpe Miss Pearl V. Lomax Mr. Mrs. William D. Townes Miss Grayce M. Townes Mrs. Florence D. Brown Mrs. Charles Smith Dr. Mrs. John L. Lockett Miss Jeanne Johns Dr. Elizabeth Durham Mrs. Fannie E. Townes Mrs. Johnella F. Jackson Mrs. M. E. O. Hunter Mr. Mrs. Walter Taylor Mr. Mrs. Edward Mason Rev. Mrs. Thomas Blakes Mr. Mrs. James Washington, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Harry Sease Mr. Mrs. Otis Reid, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Timothy Lee Mr. Mrs. Alfred Davis Mr. Mrs. Percy Davis Mr. Mrs. James Washington, Jr. Mr. Mrs. William Davis, Sr. Mr. Mrs. William Davis, Jr. Mrs. Mattie Davis Mrs. Nancy Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Pegram Miss Delores Bowles Mrs. Nellie Williams Mr. Atwater Todd Mr. Mrs. John Giles Mr. Mrs. James E. Lowe Mr. Mrs. Patrick Lee Mr. George Lee Lt. Mrs, H. B. Matney Mr. Mrs. Roosevelt Holmes Mr. Mrs. William Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. James R. Merritt Rev. Mrs. Vernon N. Johns Mr. Mrs. R. L. Morris Mr. Mrs. Albert W. Jones, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Hugh M. Jordan Mr. Mrs. Alfonso McCain Mr. Mrs. Ransom Poole Mr. Mrs. E. R. James Mr. Mrs. W. Davis Mr. Mrs. Robertson Mr. Willie Walker, Jr. Mr. Julius Wilson Mrs. Eppsie Griffin Mrs. Amanda H. Mitchell Mrs. Margaret J. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Paige T. Curl Mr. Mrs. Cecil Saunders Mr. Robert C. Bolling Mrs. Mamie Green Mr. Mrs. Harry Quarles Rev. Mrs. R. A. Evans Mrs. Louvenia Hill Mr. Mrs. Elmer Bracey Mrs. H. T. Perry Mr. Lester Perry Mr. Mrs. Samuel Perry Mrs. Ethel B. Stephenson Mr. Mrs. John W. Evans Mrs. Pearl E. Stewart Miss Germaine Stewart Mr. Montique Sallie Mr. Mrs. Richard Coleman Mr. Mrs. Clarence Jackson Mr. Mrs. James P. Edge Mrs. Lottie V. Springfield Mr. Addison J. Springfield Mr. James A. Williams Mr. Wadesworth Brown Mr. J. W. Pinkelton Miss Ruth S. Bolling Miss Wilhelmia E. Hamlin Miss Josephine Thomas Mrs. Josephine W. Jones Mr. Roy Stewart Mr. Wilbert Stewart Mr. Mrs. Samuel Byrd Mr. Mrs. Thomas R. Miles Mr. Mrs. James Taylor Mr. John D. Hill Mr. Mrs. J. E. Grigsby Mr. Mrs. S. L. Enloe Mr. Mrs. Frank Derr Mrs. Laura Enloe Mrs. E. I. Young Cpl. Mrs. Harry J. Ward Mr. Mrs. William Batts, Jr, Mr. Walter Blake Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Chavis Mr. Mrs. Owens Mr. Mrs. Herman Davis Mrs. Lottie Ruffin Mr. Mrs. Major Wyatt Mrs. Lillian M. Reynolds Miss Major Estelle H. Wyatt Mr. James Dennie E. Wyatt Rev. Mrs. R. L. Gordon Mr. Mrs. Harold L. Wright Mr. George F. Gordon Lt. Robert L. Gordon, Jr. Dr . Mrs. Maurice Johnson Mrs. Martha R. Martin Mrs. Lillian H. Morgan Mrs. Virgie B. Sparks Mr. Mrs. Eddie Blakes Miss Minnie Relaford Mr. Mrs. Junius Powell Mr. Mrs. S. H. Brown Mr. Phil Bland Mr. Mrs. M. J. Edwards Miss Mary Twyne Mr. Mrs. Willie Todd Mrs. Alice Perkins Mr. Mrs. Antonio Orsot Dr. Mrs. William L. Watson Mrs. Leo Roberts Dr. Mrs. Elwood Boone Mr. Mrs. Mozart Frazier Mrs. Susan Verdell Mr. Mrs. William S. Cooper Mrs. Margurite Worthington Miss Keturah Whitehurst Mr. Mrs. Roger Pegram Mr. Robert Myrick Mr. Henry Armstrong Mr. Mrs. George Thomas Mr. Mrs. Floyd Price Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson Mr. Mrs. James B. Cephas Mr. Mrs. James D. Jameison Dr. Mrs. Reuben R. McDaniel Mr. Mrs. Harold Stewart Mr. Mrs. Elmer A. Bracey Mr. Mrs. Thomas Todd Mr. Mrs. Walter B. Tynes Mrs. Eunice S. Byus Mr. Theodore Blount Mr. Mrs. Ozzie Harvey Mr. Mrs. Haywood McNear Mr. Mrs. Thomas Atkins Mrs. Mary Granderson Mr. Mrs. Sam Richardson Mr. Mrs. Herbert Havell Miss Virginia Draughn Mrs. Rebecca Hunt Mr. Willie Jones Mrs. Madeline Todd Mrs. Elma Manson Mrs. Ester Peasley Miss Doris Lee Miss Margaret Valentine Miss Doris Lane Mr. Albert O. Avant ■: PkfKsaa V BOULEVARD CAB CO. 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Ave. Phone 5804 Phone 850 stnioii DiRtcTony Ida Marie Anderson 942 Shephard St. Samuel H. Jordan 458 Harding St. John Henry Archer 147 Witten St. Eunice Pauline Lundy 403 Carter St. 4058 -W- 1 Pearl Mae Bailey 1202 Melville St. 3634-W Mary E. Maddox 652 Pegram St. 1334-J-2 Robert Nelson Barlow 515 Clinton St. 1789-W CulberthJ. Malloy 329 So. West St. 6478 -R Dorothy M. Batts 1 19 Mercury St. 6472 -W -2 John L. Merritt 502 Gill St. Laura Percilla Batts 1606 Halifax St. 6528 -J George McCray 323 E. Mercury St. 4874-J Golden Loax Bell 935 Shephard St. 5125 C. Joyce Miller 331 Fourth Ave. 547 1 -J -2 Shirley E. Blackwell 106 St. Matthews St. 4587 -W Ernest R. Moore 104 N. Crater Rd. 4713-R Doris E. Bland 2 1 1 So. South St. 415-W Elva M. Morse 142 St. Mark St. Carolene J. Bragg 709 Logan St. 2227-W Kate S. Myler 327 N. Crater Rd. George David Branch 107 St. Stephens St. Marvin T. Pegram 438 Byrne St. 1 064 -J -2 Doris A. Butcher 103 Virginia Avenue James W. 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Easter 222 St. Matthew St. Richard Thomas 320 N. Old Church St. Thomas G. Edwards 944 Shephard St. 843 -R George Thomas 211 Virginia Ave. 4573 -W- 1 Helen E. Fitzgerald 533 Dunlop St. 5714-w-i Helen Thomas 317 1 2 S. West St. 2158-W Milton L. Giles 444 Byrne St. Iris E. Thweatt 312 St. Mark St. 5760-J-2 George Gustova Gordon 255 Halifax St. Eva L. Turner 630 S. Adams St. 455i ' J Michael V. W. Gordon 41 1 So. West St. 6478 -w Mary E. Turner 536 Halifax St. 2588 -J Gerald Granderson 331 St. Matthews St. 6546 -j June C. Twyman 1 1 18 Stainback St. 4294 Annie M. Graves 507 Carter St. Lillian M. Todd 546 Harding St. 5947 -R William D. Greene 709 Bollingbrook St. Zelda M. Todd 7 Ross Court Mary E. Hall 1323 Hinton St. 1493-R Calvin C. Washington 747 Wilson St. Shirley Hargraves 428 Cross St. Joseph R. Washington 219 Kentucky Ave. 2459 -w Charlotte A. Harris 1416 Patterson St. 248 1 -w John H. Waller 452 Harding St. Shirley T. Harris 1414 Gill St. 2392 -w Arneida J. Walker 15 Ross Court 2798 -w Edward D. Hill 1 1 18 Stainback St. 4294 Catherine Walker 504 Gill St. 5482 -J Riddle Hines 1019 Wilcox St. Dorothea Walton 21 S. Madison St. Shirley A. Holleman 604 Virginia Ave. Lucinda Weaver 910 Taylor St. James L. Howard 682 Pegram St. Lillian Webb 211 Mercury St. 6472 -J- 1 Shirley B. Howard 682 Pegram St. Aleta M. West 146 McKeever St. 2793-R Jean E. Hunter 60 Third Ave. 5423 -M Juanita Wilkerson 530 Gill St. Gloria E. Jackson 71 1 Harding St. Nancy Williams 1422 Montgomery St. Dorothy L. Jenkins 920 Diamond St. 3494 -J 1 Mildred Williams 725 Wilson St. Joan D. Johnson 545 Jefferson St. 1537 -J Della F. Woodruff 151 McKeever St. 2793-M Otelia E. Jones 422 Shore St. Alberta M. Wyatt 516 Wallace St. Otelia V. Jones 318 Irving St. 7060-J Albert Walker 1204 Shephard St. Edwin W. Jordan 22 7 New St. 1905 (3 J iai ' itblU-, I— %te£ I r i . - - r? — MYERS AND CQ INC TOPEKA. KANSAS
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