Pemberton High School - Panther Yearbook (Marshall, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1946 volume:

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May fhis book ever serve you as a mosf pleasanf reminder of +he days +ha+ have passed so swiflly beyond recall and bring as much pleasure +o 'rhose who read if as il has 'ro +he siafl who prepared if. ul. .Q ONTENTS MEMORIES DEDICATION PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARY ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL FACULTY CLASSES CAMPUS FAVORITES ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC AND DRAMATICS VOCATIONS ATI-ILETICS CLASS OF IQO4 FACULTY OF I909 1 CLASS I9I8 G. A. ROSBORO, Presidenf JOE BROWN, Vice-Presidenf MILLIE JONES. Secrefary MAE PEARL WILLIAMS, Asst Secy. FRED WHITE, Treasurer MARIE PEMBERTON, Organis+ CHARLIE WASHINGTON, Chaplain V 2 5 A AX A . N f R fit? H X y YI v if X Q 5 is H Q' X A W M ,X Y: s ii: 11. 'M Q fi A Q kg f 2 Y W N , ' - ' . W - 'n f' W V ,N -sw p k f 1 , A 1 Zag FQQQS,- 'Fifi S sw , K . 'gfzi Q. S Haw iw A iw., N v v ix Jw M f MM 842:43 ,AL . NN + .. fm . N45-1 .Sf,: - 1 f, .-,..., yy x kk Q 2, Vw 2 , , 2 Sign X x wx iw-y?'f 551 PMN-S5 4 v fi? fi. 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I A all Things, for his high ideals fl 1 ' I 3 f of unselliish service, and for I ' I 'l il his wise iuclgmenls we, I Il Il if I I The Sfaff declicaie I I 5 ' I ll' l The 'firsf ediiion of I I i 'I ll l l I THE PANTHER 7 I Il .I I li 'I ,i , l I i L '-mil Alain Mile I 5 ' iwlfi iiglxf s I To The Panlherz Records are vilally imporlanf Io any people. Believing as I do +ha+ some of our mosr wor+hwhiIe achievemenfs sIiII lie hidden in some unlcnown archives because of a Iaclc of record, I hearfily endorse This giganfic 'raslc of collecfing and perpefu- afing da'ra per'rinen+ Io Teachers and sfudenls of Pemberlon High School. I am deeply apprecialive Io 'rhe sponsor and her very ef- Iicienl sfaff for dedicaring Ihis ini+iaI issue of The Panfher To The Principal. Very 'rruly yours. G. A. ROSBOROUGI-I A+ +l1e Helm Professor G. A. Rosboro, Principal Mrs. M. B. Nelson, Reqislrar fs, , .,., . s. ll-illiim ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Purpose: The Purpose of Ihe Adrninisiraiive Council is 'ro serve in an advisory capacify Io Ihe Principal and To aid in reaching decisions on rnaffers requiring Ihe ideas of more 'rhan one individuaI. PRINCIPAL G. A. ROSBORO. . . . Chairman MRS. P. D. JOHNSON .. . .. .Vice-Chairman MRS. E. B. LONG.. .. .. .,.. ....., . . Secrefary MRS. W. G. STEPHENS .. .. .Assisfanf Secrefary MISS C. E. FULLER .. . ... . .. ,,.. Direcior of Publicify MR. P. T. YOUNG MRS. M. B. NELSON ,IT P 'nf THE HISTORY OF PEMBERTON HIGH SCHO0L The firsf public schools of Marshall were Taughf in churches wifh some supporf by The cify and un- der The supervision of CiTy Superinfendenf Chesley Adams. Superinfendenf Adams offered The laTe H. B. Pemberfon, Sr., The principalship of one of The Negro schools wifh an informal general oversighf of Them all unfil he could make if formal. Prof. Pemberfon made a plea To The Superinfendenf for a school building for Negroes separafe from all church connecfions wifh an organized and unified scheme of sTudies and work under The direc- Tion and supervision of The SuperinTendenT. The 'superinfendenf saw wisdom in The plea of Professor Pemberfon, Therefore he gave him per- mission To find a building, raise The money for The purchase of The same and To organize The school work as he saw fif To do. There was no public school money To buy or build a Negro school. The money had To be raised by gifTs and enferfainmenfs. There was a dilapidafed old church building locafed on a hill befween Crockeff and Border sTreeTs Thaf was abouf To be sold for debT. On faiTh, Professor Pemberfon purchased This properfy wiTh money borrowed from The bank, on his personal noTe. WiTh The loyal supporf of The cifizens, This noTe was soon paid and money was raised To build a four-room brick building. The school began wiTh The name of Cenfral School wifh a faculfy of four: fwo men and Two women. Thus, Professor Pemberfon became The real founder of The firsf Negro Public School of Marshall. Grades one To seven were Taughf in This school for a number of years. Professor Pemberfon was noT safisfied wiTh iusf The grade work for The Negro boys and girls of Marshall. Again, he pefifioned The board and af This Time The school board made addifion of four more rooms and a hall To The brick building. The High School began wiTh Prof. Pemberfon as Principal of The Two schools and The sole feacher in The High School. The High School rapidly grew, anofher Teacher was elecfed-The lafe Mrs. L. B. Williams. Cenfral School had now grown To an enrollmenf of over a Thousand pupils ranging from The firsT grade Through The elevenfh. Professor Pemberfon believed in The Training of The head, The hearT and The hands. He wanfed The children Taughf cooking, sewing, agriculfure, blacksmifhing, shoemaking, prinfing, Typing and band and insTrumenTal music. The Board was willing Thaf These subiecfs be Taughf buf There was no mone To hire insfrucfors. Wifh Professor Pemberfon There were no barriers, The GO sign was all he wanfecfi An old house near The school was renfed, a wood cooking sfove and a machine was given by Two of The leading firms of Marshall. Showers of dishes and cooking ufensils were given by whiTe and colored cifizens. The young ladies from Wiley gave Their services free of charge-Thus began The cooking and sewing deparfmenfs of Cenfral High. Mr. P. R. Kendle, an experf blacksmifh, Taughf The boys black- smiThing free of charge. A Rev. Mr. Davis, pasTor of Galilee BapTisT Church, gave his services free in 'reaching The boys To make and mend shoes, a Teacher of Wiley TaughT Typing and band music. Prof. J. J. Rhoads, now presidenf of Bishop College, Taughf insfrumenfal and vocal music. He laTer became The assisfanf Principal of The school. In I925 a new siTe on The Rosborough Springs Road near Wiley College was purchased for The erecfion ofa modern High School building for High School Sfudenfs only. Professor Pemberfon was made Principal of This school. For a number of years affer moving To The new sife The school sfill bore The name of Cenfral High. Some friends became inTeresTed in changing The name of The school To honor The man who had done so much for his race. This proposifion was presenfed To The Alumni Associafion: They readily agreed To The same, a pefifion was circulafed To ascerfain The wishes of The Pafrons and Negro cifizens To This proposifion. The peTiTion was signed by pracfically every cifizen of Marshall. Thus, Cenfral High became H. B. Pemberfon High School. In April, I944, affer more Than fiffy years of golden service for The uplifT of his race, Profes- sor Pemberfon passed. Professor 6. A. Rosboro, a young man of sferling qualiTies, an honor graduafe of Pemberfon High, and of Wiley College and a graduafe sTudenT of The Universify of Colorado, The assisfanf Principal, :nd The head of The Social Science DeparTmenT, became The second Principal of Pemberfon High. Under The efficienf leadership of This dynamic Principal, many changes have been made. The li- brary has been enlarged, and visual aid in Teaching has been inTroduced. The campus has been beau- Tified. Definife acTiviTy periods are observed, and The school has acquired new sTage scenery, eTc. Professor Rosborough, as principal of Pemberfon High School, is sfeadily adding To The well-laid foundafion made by The founder and firsT principal. ll T 'ACU LTY X!! ! -L - - Y ll I MRS. P. D. JOHNSON A.B.g M.Ed, Wiley Col- lege Addilional sludy, Univer- sily of Chicago: Uni- versily of Colorado Head ol lhe Deparlmenl ol English Dean ol Girls MISS CARMINA F. FULLER B.S. Bishop College Graduale worlc, Universi- 'ly ol Colorado Teacher of English F. E. JAMES A.B. Wiley College: Uni- versily of Chicago: American Conserva- lory of Music, Chi- cago Direclor of Music and Teacher of English MRS. W. G. STEPHENS B.S, Bishop College Graduale work, Univer- sily of Chicago Head oi Deparlmenf ol Mafhemalics MISS S. H. ANDERSON A.B. Wiley College Teacher of Mafhemafics MRS. E. B. LONG Tennessee Slale College Nashville, Tenn. A.B. Wiley College Universily of Michigan Teacher of English: Li- brarian MRS. R. J. BUARD AB. Bishop College Teacher ol English and , Spanish Assislanf Coach ol Gi Baslcelball MRS. 6. M. SMITH B.S. Bishop College Head ol Deparlmenl of Foreign Language MRS. A. L. WALTON lf A.B. Bishop College Teacher of Malhemalics Coach ol Girls' Baslcel- ball . f r' y i MRS. M. M.'TURNER B.S. Bishop College Addilional worlc, Wiley College Head of lhe Deparlmenl' of Hislory Assisfanf in Deparlmenf of Music ,- MRS. L. L. PITTMAN A.B. Bishop College: Universily ol Colorado B.L.S. Universily of Den- Ver Teacher of Social Science X PRICE T. YOUNG A.B. Wiley College Graduale worlc. Univerl sify of California mad ol The Deparlmenl of Science MRS. A. B. MADISON B.S. Bishop College Teacher of Science MRS. F. D. ROBINSON B.S. Tillo+son College Teacher of Clolhing 1 1 0 M RS. MARIETTA B. NELSON A.B. Wiley College Reqisirar x. I ,J T 4 i xc KL MRS. W. D. ROBERTS B.S. Bishop College Graduale worlr. Aflania Universily PAUL E. MOON A.B. Wiley Colleqe Teacher of Science Baslcelball Coach MRS. A. M. CLARK A.B. Wiley College B.S. Prairie View Colleqe Graduale work, Univer- sify of California, Los Anqeles Head of Deparlmenl ol Home Economics G. C. STEPHENS Rochesfer Vocalional School-New Yorlc Ka nsas Cily Vocalional School Teacher of Mechanical Arrs ' MISS RUTH ROSBORO Cafeleria Supervisor xp K HCNQR STUDENTS MATTYE ANTHONY Senior Members of The Brain Trus+ A Average ,,..,,,..--.Y ROBBIE SAVANNAH Junior . . - W, 'V fy ,, fi MW ff ,L N- xi X - . X -- f f ' ff ,f,a 1' per., I 2, 'F-igzzi! ax K W? X 4 ' - ff!! .-aww 'X if ALF' '11, ,ffvf fini X ,Y Y .' Lf fiQ,'?Tiff3i'iVfi5EEi!l If f . HI ' ff ,H - I sa! f 1 ' ':. l 1' W ' 1 :::n ? . Edql f H sau 5 w qylgggg ii lx: I ffjnff tl 1 If 'I f 1 L f f w m y V F. W 'N I V' ' 'U V ,Hgfffl 'IIIT' . W lf V - 2'!swL ' ' C 1 xfgiisx' mai .Mx vm X MF-wg : b b -:gf fx f- 1-X KG Alain Manu' SENICDR CLASS GFFICERS Presideni ..........,...,..,....,................. John Osborne Jr. BUBBA Presiden+ of Sludeni Council l4lg Foofball l3-413 Pierian ll-2-4l: Sfudenl Council ll-3-4-lg Dramafic Club l4-lg Hi-Y Club Vice-Presidenl llsil ..,l.,....................,..... Fredia Ward TART Physical Educafion ll-Zl: Home Maker's Club l2l: Girls' Reserve ll-4l: Sfudenf Council l4-lg Choral Club l4l: Roland Hayes Music Club l4l: Pierian Club ll-3-2l7 Pep Squad Vice-Presidenf l2ndl ..........i,...,a. ....... R aymond Jones RAY-' 1 Physical Educalion ll-2-3-4-l: Siudenl Council l4l: Hi-Y l4l: Choral Club l4-lg Boy Scoufs ll-2-3-4l. Vice-Presideni l3rdl .......,..........,...., Nurman William ' SLICK 'Pierian ll-2l7 Baslreiball l4l: Sfudenl' Council l2'4l: Pemberfonlife Slaff l4-lg Pan+her Siaff Secreiary ..,..... . .,...,..,.... Jewel Jeanelia Armsirong JEWBABY Physical Educaiion ll-2-3-4l3 Pierian Club ll-2-3-4l. Assis+an'r Secrefary ......4....................... Gladys Rivers BlG SISTER Girls' Guidance Club ll-2'-il: Sfudenf Council ll-31: Physical Educa+ion l3-41: Class Secrelary Treasurer .......,. ,...,.....,,..........,.,..... Roberr Sneed BUDDY Physical Educafion ll-2-4l: Choral Club l3l: Boy Scouf ll'2-3-4l7 Class Treasurer Business Manager .,.,..,..,............ Helen Vivian Jackson SKU BABY Library Club l2-3-4l: Girl's Reserve ll-4l: Pep Squad l4l: Office Club l3-4l: Pierian Club ll-2-3-4l: Physical Educafion lil: Girl's Guidance Club ll-Zl. Chairman of Discipline .,.... ....,. G eorge C. Bell U. S. Navy. Chairman of Social Commiriee ...........,..,........,., Willie Ru'rh Fullerlove BILL Physical Educaiion lll: Library Club l2-3-41: Girls' Re- serve l4-l: Sfudenl' Council l3l: Choral Club l3-41: Girls' Guidance ll-2l: Baslrefball l2l. Chairman of Program Commiifee ,.,................,.... Nellie Francis Johnson NELL Pierian Club ll-2-3-4lg Panfher Sfaff l4-li Sfudenf Coun- cil l2l: Library Club ll-2-3-4l. Chairman of Courresy Commirfee .... Esfella Hawkins Home Mal:er's Club l-1-l: Physical Educafion ll-2-3-4l: Girls' Reserve l4l: Pierian Club ll-23-4-lg Pemberfon- li+e Slaff l4l: Commercial Club l3-4-l. MATTIE LAVERNE ANTHONY Sheri Slack Pierian Club ll-2-3-41 Guidance Club l2-3-4l Pa nfher Slaff l4l Girls' Reserve ll-2-3-41 Choral Club l2-31 Sludenl Co'uncil I2-41 Eemberlonlile Sfaff ll-2-3-41 ROBERT BAUSLEY Foofball l4i Track l4l JESSE BEASLEY BEDELL BEN NETT PRESSIE LEE BENNETT Physical Ed. l3l Baslxelball Club l4l ROSIE LEE BRANCH Rose Pierian Sociery l2-3-41 Physical Ed. l2-3l Girls' Reserve l4l BENSON ARMSTRONG Foolball l4l Sfaff in Hi-Y in ELMARIE BEASLEY Far Music ll-2-3l Physical Ed. l4l LAVERNE BELL Girls' Guidance l2-3-4l Physical Ed. ll-2-3l Girls' Reserva I4-I EVIE BENNETT Physical Ed. l3l l0:30 Music Club 141 BERTHA LEE BRANCH Bio Pierian Sociely l2-3-41 Physical Ed. l2-3l Girls' Guidance Club l2-3-41 Baslrefball l2-31 Girls' Reserve l4l WILLIE HUGH BRlTT LiH'le WilIie Dramafic Club l4l Hi-Y Club l2-3-41 Pierian Club ll-3l Commercial Club l4l DOROTHY E. BROOKS Dol Library Club ll-2-3l Pierian Sociely ll-2-3-4l Physical Educalion ll-2l Girls' Reserve ll-2-4l Pep Squad l3-4l PEARLIE HELEN BROOKS Tools Girls' Reserve l4l Physical Educalion ll-2l Pep Squad l3l Library Club l2-3-4l Baslcelball l2-3l ER MA CAL BOYD Cece Girls' Reserve lll Pierian Club ll-2-3'4l l-landicrafl l3l Physical Educalion ll-Zl Sluden+ Council l3l ANNIE P. BURKS Girls' Guidance 2-3-4 l l Physical Educalion ll-2-3l Girls' Reserve l2-3-4l RAYMOND BURKS Long Slack Boy Scoufs lll Physical Educaiion l2l Hi-Y Club l3l Srudenl Council l4l HAROLD BUTLER ' f EMMA EARLE BROOKS Corian Physical Educafion l2-3-4l Library Club l3-4l Pierian Socieiy l2l THOMAS BROOKINS EZRA BROVVN DORSEY BURKS, JR. Tools Foolball l2l Baslrelball l2l Sludenf Council l4l BERTHA LEE BURSEY TOMMYE CADENHEAD Deceased MYRDIS D. CAL HMYH.. Physical Educalicn ll-2-4I Pep Squad I3l TOM MYE CHOYCE KATHERINE COBY Girls' Reserve Ill Physical Educalion l2l Library Club Ill Sfudenl Council III WALLIE D. COOPER DeceIIa Physical Educalion ll-2-3-4I Girls' Reserve I-11 Choral Club l4l Homemalrers' Club l4l Pep Squad l4l Library Club l3l ERMA DANIELS Zeph Physical Educalion ll-ZI Baskefball I3-41 AARON DONALD Ace Safely Club l4l Softball l4l DOROTHY CARR Dol Physical Educafion II-2-3-4l Sfudenl Council l3l RUTH CLARKE Baby Ru'rh Choral Club I4l Physical Eclucalion ll-2l Pierian Sociefy ll-21 Girls' Reserve ll-ZI Panlher Sfaff l4l Library Club ll-2-3-41 THOMAS -COOPER 5hor+horn Hi-Y 443 Foofball l4l Baslcelball I2-3-4l Track Team l4I Physical Educalion I3-4l WILLIE BETH COOPER KATHERINE DAVIS Girls' Reserve ll-2-3-4l Physical Educalion ll-2I Pierian Sociely ll-2-3I Homemakers' Club l4l WILLIAM DUNCAN Boy Scoufs II-2I Safely Club ll-2-gil . Drivers' Club I2'3-il U MARCUS EMORY Traci: l4l Baslrefball l4l Physical Educalion ll-2-3-4l BONNIE mzmraicx ro.-,mil 143 Dramafics l4l Hi-Y l4l Commercial Club l4l GRETA HAYNES Pierian Sociely ll-2-3-4l Pep Squad l2-4l Girls' Guidance ll-2-3-4-l Girls' Reserve l4l PEARLIE HAWKINS ERNEST Hicks GLORIA HQRTON ' N'e++a Sludenf Council l3l Choral Club l3l Library Club l2-3-4-l Pep Squad ll3-4-l ESSIE FISHER R. T. GEORGE Physical Educalion ll-2-345 Quinlefl l3-41 . MINNIE LEE HAWKINS MARY EDNA HEARNE Physical Educalion ll-2-3-4l Choral Club l3l MARY ALICE HOGUE Library Club l2-3l Commercial Club l3l MARTHA HORTON Bools Girls' Reserve ll-41 Girls' Guidance Club ll-2-4l Dramalic Club l4l Pierian Sociefy ll-4l JUANITA HURD RUBY JACKSON Bee Girls' Reserve I4l Physical Educalion Il-2l Library Club ll-21 Pep Squad l3l Baslrelball I2l ROSIE LEE JOHNSON Dramalics I4l Girls' Guidance I2-4l Physical Educalion ll-243-41 Commercial Club I4l SADIE KING Lousindy Library CI'ub II-2-3-4l Pep Squad I4l I-lornemalcers' Club I4-l Pierian Sociefy l2l LORETTA LAMPKINS 'lLady Choral Club Il-3l Girls' Reserve l2l Physical Educafion II-4l Handicrafl Club I3-4l ELIZABETH LEWIS Sweel'ie Pie Physical Educafion II-2-3l Girls' Reserve I4l Commercial Club I3-4l T MARJORIE JACKSON Faye Girls' Reserve Il-2-3-41 Library Club I2-3-4l Girls' Guidance Il-2-3-4-I Pierian Sociely II-2-3-4l Panlher Slaff I4l Commercial Club I3-4l RACHEL JAMES WILLIE B. JOHNSON Physical Educalion Ill Choral Club II-2-3-41 Girls' Reserve ll-21 Sludenl Council l4l lO:30 Music Club I3-4l THEODORE KNIGHTEN MOLLY LANGLEY Girls' Reserve ll-2-3-4l Girls' Guidance II-2-3-4l Pierian Sociely Ill Dramalic Club Ill Library Club Ill RUBY LITTLEJOHN Physical Educalion I2-3-4I Library Club II-2-3-4l EVELYN LUCKEY LUCY M. MANNING OLLIE MASSENGALE neaieu Baslnelball Ill Girls' Reserve I2l Physical Eclucafion MARY E. MAY Maye I3-4l Physical Educarion Il-2-3-4l Girls' Guidance Club II-41 Pep Squad Ifil VAN BUREN McCLELLAN II Junior Pierian Sociefy I4l Dramaric Club I4l Science Club I4-I Boy Scoufs I4l , Music I4l Quinfeff I4l Hi-Y I4l Band I4l Senior Play I4l RETA Mceizeebiz Physical Educafion ll-2-3-41 U,,f LEONIDAS MALONE Tools Foofball Ml Baslrefball I4l Physical Educalion Il-253-4l THURMAN MARSH Foolball I4l Physical Educafion Il-2-3-4l Boy Sco'u+s I243l Safely Club I2-3l NEVERT MARIE MATHIS Tunisie Library Club II-2-3l Dramalic Club Ill Girls' Reserve Il-2-3-4, Pierian Sociefy II-2l JOSEPHINE McCLELLAN Joe Physical Educafion I2-3-41 Sfuclenf Council I2l BERNICE MCCOWAN Nunie Baby Basketball I4l Physical Educafion I4l WILLIE McKNIGHT FRANZELL MITCHELL Baby Homernalcers' Club l4l Library Club l4I KATHERINE MOOREHEAD KiHy Physical Educalion ll-2-3l Girls' Reserve l4l Music Club l4I Girls' Chorus Ill V Pierian Sociefy l4I Pemberlonlile Sfaff I4-I Commercial Club I3-4l PATRICK NELSON MAMIE NORRIS CLARENCE PHILIPS Soflball ll-4l Foofball l4l ELISHA PRUITT Tale Foolball I3-41 Physical Eclucalion ll-2-3-4l ALVIN MITCHELL Li'rIle Johnny Foolball I3-4l Traclc l4l Hi-Y l4l ' Pierian Sociely I2-4I Panlher Slafl l4l Pemberfonlife Slafl I2-31 JEAN MORRIS Library Club I3-4l Pei:1l.1erI'onlile Sfall Ill Pierian Sociely ll-2-3-4l ANNIE NORRIS MELVIA PATTERSON Pal Pep Squad I4-PII Library l3l Girls' Guidance ll-2l Baslcelball l4I Physical Eclucalion l2l Choral Club l2l LONNIE PHILIPS Doc Carver Physical Educarion III Boy Scouls I2-3I Science Club l4l JOY FRANCES REAGAN NeHa Physical Educalion ll-2-3 4 Girls' Guidance I2-3I ANNA LEAN REDDICK Lean Library Club l3l Girls' Reserve l4l ALBERTINE ROBINSON Teen Girls' Guidance Club ll-243l Baslcefball l2-3l Girls' Reserve ll-2l Physical Educalion lll choral Club may IDA MARIE Rooemzs Mae Girls' Reserve lll Physical Educafion l3l Guidance Club l2l LA JOIE SANDERS HJOY.. Library Club l2-4l Girls' Guidance l2-3-4-l Dramalic Club l4l JUANITA SHANNON HAROLD SCOTT Big Boy Dramafic Club l4-l Baslcefball l4-l Tralclc l4l ORA LEE ROBERTS Goldie Library Club l3-4-l Physical Educafion l2l Pierian Sociely l3l Girls' Guidance Club l3-4l TOM ROBINSON PU RVIN RODGERS Pierian Sociefy ll-2-3-41 Physical Educafion ll-2-3-4l Boy Scoufs ll-2l Band ll-2-3-4l JOSIE SCOTT Joe Baslcefball Club l2-3l Pierian Sociely l2-4l Library Club l2-3--1-l Physical Educafion l3l Senior Play l4l WILLIA MAE SHAW OVETA WHITE Sweefie Physical Educafion ll-2-3-4-l Girls' Reserve Club l4l Library Club l4l Homemalxers' Club l4l Pierian Sociely l2-41 Perpberfonlile Slaff l4l Cornmercial Club l3-41 HILDA SMITH Physical Educa+ion ll-2-3-41 Girls' Reserve I4l FAYE WENDOLYN SMITH DiIIy Library Club I3l Choral Ensemble I3-4l Girls' Reserve I4J Pep Squad l4l Senior Play l4l Baskelball l4l LOIS SMITH , I ' V, ,, fi: C vi- 'flf' 'Llf CCQ, ADA SOWELL Bee Girls' Reserve II-4l Sludenl Council l3l Choral Club l4l DOROTHY SPENCER Doi Girls' Reserve Il-2-3-4l Sludenf Council Ill Library Club I3-4-I ff' xi . N'-' 'N V X I -I xx. ll. il'xllAf R BERTHA TAMPLIN FANNIE SMITH Baby Snoolxs Girls' Reserve ll-2-3-4l I S+uden+ Council I2l Pierian Sociely II-2-3-4l Homemakers' Club l4l X 5 Physical Educafion Club Ill LILLIAN SMITH Lil Dramalic Club l4l Pep Squad I4l Pierian Sociefy l4l Choral Club ll-3l Girls' Reserve Senior Play l4l Library Club I2-3l ETHEL DELL SNEED DORRIS SPARKS lIalian Boy Scoufs l4l MARIAN STEPHENS Dramalic Club I4l Girls' Reserve ll-31 Library Club II-2-31 Girls' Guidance I2-3-4l Pierian Sociefy II-2-3-4l , ALVASTINE TAYLOR Slime Girls' Reserve Ill Library Club I3-41 Pep Squad I3-4l Pierian Sociefy II-2-3-4l Dramalic Club l4l 7 4 J.. SERETHA TAYLOR Physical Ecl'uca+ion ll-2-All Baslcelball ll-2-3l Homemalcers' Club T41 Girls' Reserve lll MABLE THOMAS Mae Girls' Reserve lll Handicraif Club I3-4l Physical Educalion lll RUTH TOLSON Pierian Sociefy ll-2-3-41 Girls' Reserve ll-4l B. F. TURNER Physical Educalion ll-2-3-4l Boy Scoufs l4l FANNIE TURNER ..Ree.. Girls' Reserve l2l Library Club l3--'fl s VlVlAN TURNER ..Bib.. Beslcefball lll Homemalcers' Club l2l Choral Club l3-4l Physical Educafion l3-41 Girls' Reserve l4l LATONA THOMAS lO:3O Music Club l4l Choral Club l2-3l VERMA MARIE TIMMINS Reedy Girls' Reserve Ill Library Club l2-3l Choral Club l3-4-l MARIAN TRUITT DORETHA TURNER DOROTHY TURNER ALVIN JAMES VEASEY Red Boy Scoufs l2l ALGIE RUE WASHINGTON Algie Baslrelball I I I Pierian Sociely ll-2-4l Music I3-41 CEVERA WASHINGTON II Junior Band ll-2-3l Choral Club l31 Library Club l4l MARGARET WASH I NGTON Pierian Society ll-2-3-4l Handicrafl I3l Choral Club Physical Educalion l3l IO:30 Music Club I3-4l WILLIAM WHALEY Traclm I-Il Senior Play l4l JESSIE LEE WHEAT Baby Physical Educalion lI'2-3-4l Pierian Sociefy ll-4l Girls' Reserve l4J Library Club Ill IO:3O Music Club l3l EZEKIEL WRIGHT Zeelc Hi-Y l4l Physical Educalion l4l Baslrelball HV JEWEL WILSON Tel Physical Educafion l3l Library Club I2-4l Pep Squad l3l ARNOLD WASHINGTON Choral Club ll-Zl Foolball Ill DEAN WASHINGTON SELMA WASHINGTON Pierian Sociefy Ill Sludenf Council IZI Girls' Reserve Club l2-4l Library Club l3l CLAUDE WILLIAMS Bro+her Boy Pierian Sociely ll-2-3'4l Foolball l4l Baslcelball I3-4l Dramalic Club l4l Edifor-in-Chief l4l Library I2-3l Hi-Y l4l Pemberlonlife Sfaff I2-3-4l ALTON WILLIAM Sluclenl' Council l4I Pierian l4l O WALTER L. WILSON. JR. Horse Shop ll-2-3-41 Safely Club ll-2-3-4l TUNE: SCHOOL SONG TM We love The name oT PemberTon And The worlc Tor which iT sTanols, All iTs Treasures, and iTs Glories And iTs services To mani Howaour hearTs do burn wiThin us When we hear ThaT glorious name Glory, glory To dear PemloerTon The school ThaT has eTernal Tame. CHORUS Oh PemloerTon, clear PemberTon Our hearTs wiTh love do burn Tor Thee All Thy sons shall keep Thy banner FloaTing high Tor liberTy. I Our school' The pricle oT all The souTh We pay homage now To Thee, All Thy sons and daughTers In The land where e'er They be, And we never can TorgeT Thee, AlTho' we are Tar aparT, Thy dear name we'll keep Torever Deep wiThin our TaiThTul hearTs. -F. E. JAMES L, W f 1 u Q L1 S DIVISION OFFICERS Firsl Row: James Green, 3A President Jo' Eloise Lellall, 3A Vice-President Pearl Sims, 3A Secrelaryi Gwendolyn Pruill, 3A Treasurer. Second Row: Lusan Calloway, 3AI President Gwendolyn Washinglon, 3AI Vice-Presi- dent Cora I-lill, 3fXl Secre+ary1 David I-Ienderson. 3Al Treasurer. Third Row: Q. T. Minnewealher, 3A2 President Curlis Fields, 3A2 Vice-President Annie Pearl Rivers, BA2 Secrelaryg Earnesline Lacy, 3A2 Treasurer. Fourflw Row: Raylield Williams, 3B President Francis Daniels, 3B Vice-President La Wenifred I-ligl1+ower, 3B Secrelaryg Myrfle Cowling, 3B Treasurer. JUNIORS l l Firsi Row: Rachel Adkins, Omega Beckham, Laverne Beckham, Richard Benne++, Velma Lee Brewsfer, Polefe Buard Ill. Second Row: Earnesfine Caldwell, Fannie Mae Caldwell, Jusfine Caldwell, Newell Caldwell, Bobbie Campbell, Fleala Clark. Third Row: l-lelen Clark, Ofhenia Clark, Rose Mary Clark, Georgia Lee Cobbs, James Coby, Berlha Daniels. Fourfh Row: Dorolhy Marie Davis, Willie B. Dixon, Bobbye Rue Edmond, Donald Durkee, William Emory, Naaman Fields. JUNIORS 3 K Firsl' Row: Virlle Fields, Zaddie Fields, James Fisher, Lula Teen Fisher, Audrey Flemming, Jeffrey Flowers. 'Second Row Alice Franklin, Doris Gilslrap, Dorolhy Green, Dorolhy Hamplon, Maudine Harper, John Harris. Third Row: David Haw- kins,.Virginia Haynes, Fannie Haynes, Rose Marie Henderson, Helen Hill, Lodine Hill. Fourlh Row: Samuel Hooper, Ber- nice Humble, Ola Chiquila Humphrey, Nelson B. Hurd, Vera High, Deborah Jackson. 0 . JUNIORS Firsl Row: Mildred Jaclcson, Earline Jones, Eddie Jones, Esfella Knighfen, James Ladd, Irene Larlcins. Second Row: Q. T. Law, Bellie Nell Lee, Lula Mae Levels, Maxine Levels, Leon Lewis, Herberl Moore. Third Row: Joe Massingale, Edna McClung, Belzora McCarver, Gladys McLin, Harold McCoy, Eureka Meeks. Fourfh Row: William Milchell, Vera Nealy, Henry Nelson, Rufh Nero, Doris Osborne, Lillian Oniclc. 1. JUNIORS i .., '. , . Firsl Row: Josie Pe++ies, Emogene Phillips, Joe Rimes, Florine Robinson, Leon Robinson, Melvin Rodgers. Second Row Luverlia Rosborough, Ella Marie Rudd, Robbie Savannah, Junie Slwerrow, Alice Simpson, Evie T. Smilln. Third Row Kalherine Sladeflvlabel Smifh, Bennie Lucile Sfeplwens, Cecil Sulplwen, Ru'rl'l Suffice, Lucile Tamplin. Fourfh Row: Es Tella Tanner, Bernice Taylor, O'Gradis Taylor, Willie Pearl Taylor, Malllwew Thigpen, LaVerne Thomas. JUNIORS ul Firsl Row: Ancl.-ew Leroy Triple++, Ocie Tuc er, Annie Niiola Tucker, Tlieressa Tucker, Dorollwy Turner, Tlnirlcield Turner Second Row: Rullw Doris Verge, Kalie Mae alls, Eugenie Warren, Nellie Waslwinglon, Melba Welch, Annelfe Williams ihird-Row: Beflye Jean VVilliams, Clarice Williams, De Lois Williams, Roscoe Williams, Annie Rulli Wilson, Willie Wil son. Fourllw Row: A. W. Wright Lucy Mae Woolen, Adrenia Wlpglwf. if , ' I T O P S l I A S+uden+s x BETTYE JO SCOTT ANNIE LAURA BROWN fS0PI Om0f9l lSophomoreJ BARBARA JONES VELMA TRUITT Ulreshmanj Hzreshmanl up I X ,ffl ' ' 'A ' I ff ff, gl. A f 1 ' X' '25 .Gigi Lfffiigfgll A 42535.49 . 'J' X fgffffm 'iq J Efiffhi-gffia 22555511 ' f Q- 95 iffff- x I l b 13? 'inn 5 , . fffffffuh 'sf 1 X if .,,,, 1, , 91.51, , UZ' v N ! , X wg! vw.-, Jud? 521' If ,fff ik ff ,Mg ' M 1 N . fb, I tlilifg' li., X' if K 4 ii! f VW' M 5' X Q l 4' 1 ullllaxk l X 4 : f f ggsesfsnf, f, , ' WQA ,ff-f 'f. JL M f-'N N ' f 'faw 9 lfflly ,II P g ' Z-X ll? A I 1 Q , q i QQL L,-Q' i Reading from lell lo righl: Hallie l.. King, Faye La Vern May, Gloria D. Williams, Thelma H. Williams, Doris M. Phillips, Pearlie Fisher, Alvora Page, Robernella McBride, l-lazel Johnson, Thelma Slanoe, Ruby P. Thomas, Erma Jean Dean, Mrs. A. D. Walfon, Sponsor: Ruloye Jewel Kirk, Dorolhy Bausley. Second Row: Dorolhy Jel- lerson, Marlha Jackson, Dorolhy McKnigh+, Malindy Lagrove, Maurice Slephens, Coze Williams, Julia Daniels, Verlene Wilson, Ruloye l-lood, Addie Alford. Third Row: Bobbye Mimms, Wilmer Tremble, R. A. Rodgers, Joe Pallerson, James Turner, Booker T. Washinglon, Sumpler Brooks, William G. Mills, A. C. Jackson. THE SOPHOMORES Lelr 'ro righl, firsr row, kneeling: Be-Hy Jo' Scoll, Bennie La Rue l-lorlon, Emma Jeanne Alexander, Eloise D. Bush, Annie Laura Brown. Second Row: Mary Frances l-lenderson, Lullee Milchell, Mary l. Haynes, Palsy Rulh Black, Marie A. Sleele, Dorolhy Lorrayne Blair, Florence l-l. Whaley, Dolsie Leigh Holl, Damella Spann. Third Row: Mrs. G. M. Smilh, Sponsor, Millon McAfee, Erma Jewel Moore, Bealrice Brown, Sara Jeanne Thomp- son, Eula Erma Cross, Imogene Jackson, Barbara Dean Ausbrook, Eva Laurella Walker. Fourlh Row: Curfis Oneal Savannah, Timolhy Moon, John D. Wrighl. ?.M'?Hi3VA's' . Y ,.......,L..... Kneeling, lell 'ro righl: Lindy Allen, Aliane Epps, James Boyd, Harliord Dunn, Julius A. Moore, Willie Lynn Slarls, Leo Smilh, Alverl Jackson, Cliliord l-lill, Bolploy Raye Williams, Alverl Andrews, Romeo Keys. Second Row: Curlis Slroy, Bernice Smilh, Mrs. G. M. Smilh, Sponsor: Johnnie Reeves, Rosie M. Presloii, Cvvenclolyn Robinson, Rose Mae Burroughs, Virqie Bacon, Claudia Mae Simpson, Pearlie C. Jackson, Gerline Gaines, Virgie Mary Thompson, Miss C. F. Fuller, Arvela Crane, Edward Lee Williams. Third Row: Carrie Johnson, Berline John' son, Josephine Reid, Mary Alice Greene, Barbara N'Vils:Jn, Lanella Choyce, Queenie Milchell, Lurio Bennell. Rulh Ella James, Irene Armsload. Fourlh Row: Cannie Shaw, Floyd Jackson, Alberl Macklin, Daniel Harris, Dogan Wilson, John Jones, Adolphus Finley. THE SOPHOMORES Reading from lell lo righlz Theressa Ward, Thelma Small, Opal Lois Campbell, Mildred C. Mannings, Alllorella l-lodge Mary Nell Dixon, Verdell Brown, Mariorie Smilh, Mosie L. Williams, Mary Louise Thomas, Lorene l-ligh, Mr. P. E. Moon Sponsor. Second Row: James Vance, Eula Mae Jackson, Earnesline Williams, Vardell Richardson, Charlie Mae Paller son, Precious Rodgers, Melba R. Nauls, Calherine Bishop, Theressa Williams. Third Row: Jackson l-lilburn, Jonnie Wal ker, Thomas B. Moore, Ezell Roslaorough, Harrison lslolliway, Samuel Thomas, Lee Eslrus Phillips, Aubrey Jackson. A ' 4 'Q ' ' Yf 29r- 'Wi?w. A i 'i aff3'a35'iYr fi , ' iwkibwx. iii' iswasl. ii--. VS' -A. .. Reading Room Reading makefh a full man, conference cc ready man, and vvriflng an exacf man. BACON vw DN QW 1, Hal: 'Ag 5 E ya. Fronl row, leli io riqhi: Vera Lee Mclzarlin, Doris Washinolon, Jael Lorenza While, Charlie Marion Lesier llA3 liivision Pie-sidvnli, Mary Elizabeih Mills, Clyde Mae Hurd, Anlhony Mae Floyd, Lillian Scoli, Dorolhy Micheaux, Mary Anne Follies Rosa Lew Reb eris, Eloise Allen, Nelvin Page, Johnie Lawrence Wilborn. Second Row: William Morris, Miss S, H. Andergon llA2 lflivisiiin Sporisriil Hazel Williams, Franirie Jean Randle, Willie Rulh Smiih, Charlie V, Neal, Arleiha Haynes, Wyrlress Shaw, Ara M, Smiih, Sava Ji-'an Peilies, Johnie Caiherine Willcins, Alzalo Davis, Doris Jean Fields, Clarice Williams, Mrs, W, D. Rnberls lIA3 Division Sprinsfiil Leia Mae Shaw, Narva Jewel Larlcins. Third Row: Maflie Morris, Flora Dean Sherrod, Bessie Mae Thomas, Marie' Cooper, Bvnlricr- Brown, Mae Sue Williams, Lorece Thomas, Gerlrude Brown, Mildred Randle, Joy Faye James, Obera Rearh, Fmirlh Rav.: Alvin Draper, Raymond Taylor, Clyde Hurd, Willis Coleman Cal W, Nauls James Washinqlon, Oils Bernard Rriloinsrrn ljnvid lQl.ii.+iiprirl and Alvin Roberls. THE FRESHMEN Reading irom leii io riqhl, bollorn row: Surbrida McBride, Presidenlg Lauralph Edmundson, Vice-Presidenlq Pearlie Mae Jaalrsun, Norma Calvern Leffall, Sammie Lee Floyd, Gloria Dean Gardner, Verdell Caldwell, Arlency Cleo Caldwell, Mrs, R, J. Buard lCl.iss Sponsorl. Middle Row: Joyce Nadine Davis, Secreiaryp Anniece Camillia Hawkins, Assisianr Secreiaryq Berniro Mildred Daniels, Calherine Harvey, Deorsey Mae Boyd, Helen Floyd, Wilda Mayfield, Annie Rulh Harris, Juanila Boyd, lfssie Dc-lois Hood. Top Row: Williiv Lawrence Alexander, Charles Copeland, Lonnie Johnson, Babe Ruih Jones, Serueanf-al-Arms: Willie B, Gray, Bobbye' Joe Greer, Thomas Edward Bonner, Chaplain: Alfred Lloyd Haynes, Business Manager. , , .: fwiiif Roadinn frcrrri lafl fr riqnf, front row: Waller Rimes, James Elodq e. Leonard D. Lias. Horace Shaw. .lr., Rufus Nevvlwouse, Jofmie Juni'-5. oiirriix k,i-.invriy ibnnlrlninl, Travis Crurnby lVic.e-Presidenrl .lar-nos A Uavis. Second Row: Frank L, Gray, Jnlfn Moore Riff- .lonns Knflnr-riro James. Euqonrv Garreff, Jo' Ella Riqqins, lanflna Worlfs, Beafrice Barnes lR0porferl, Ruby' L. Barnoff, Marqaf inf Williarris Ozie C. Krrllay. Tlwird Row: Rolnerf Morris, Clemrnie Davis, Jr. llreasurerl, Lullnor Cafo, Mary G. Arinsfoad, William Bloodvvrzfllm Rose Lf'-n, Jr., lflriffwrinil Anderson, lrammie Snered. Jfnlnnie' B. Davis lllivision Sorrrrfaryl, Bvnniv MrLin, Barbara Jones iCla5s Presideinll, Mrs. A. B. Madison lSponsCrl. Fnurflr Row. .lolnnie M. Davis, Rullnir P. Glover. Lniwlla Milflwil, luiy Perry. Marx Ford Zelda Rirlnardson, Callie Adlrinc. Olnalia Adkins. THE FRESHMEN i ' . aa. . v Reading from loff fo riqlnf, firsf row: Doris Jean Reddiclc, Claudine Srniflw, Barbara Jean Emory, Peggy Jo Wilson, Bernesfine Allen. Thelma Cadc-nlnead, Jessie Mae Kniqlwfen, Juanifa Burlrs, Bennie Jewel Wilson. Second Row: Alice Marie Field, Joseplnine Wlnif- field, Flora Jean Taylor, Virginia Neil Adams, Gwendolyn Wriqlnf, Lillie .Mae Wafer, Mildred Mosley, Velma Lee Truiff. Macil Lea Gregory, Mrs. F, D. Robinson lSponsorl. Third Row: A. D. Grissom. Franklin Brown, Jolwn Earl Wiley, Earl Henry Robinson, Olden Jackson, Bobby Dean Suffice, Joe Thompson, Affrell Fields. M., 4 , av 6 M9 3 L . 5411 n it Q , .4 is ,, m S M , A r 11 MQ, Q ,qi . ' 55 ' , N 5, 49 fr- , ,a A.--, .. ii 4 ii Y :Q A K 'Q I W W, ff? QM if ' ff 5 2 k Q - , A ,A A , 5. .5 3,1 u :N KX 5.5 HM' X ff' xy ,ly X. K U -1 A x mi -'?. ' .1 ' grxx 4 K Q' .fl h l X 'I ll C 'A i' A , A .7 I is! A ' Nxl Tx ,1- ,9 - . ' tr 1 Nw WX . 132. v ' il 'K , -rl!! b I. rv . J f 5f . S, - - .x --, - g . -L - s , f L4 g - i - I ' -StL . N -'Q Q , x Q gfffkrhr y 'ggmgigfw f Q ' 'X f E,-14 ' ' A -x X ' X Pzun w rg ' ' g'fjig?.' m'x'FsSJ ' 5 . 'LRQG' - u, -N ,N 59,9 1 x , , 1 1 S , - I ' Xi A Y - 'Q , XX ' 5'f 7, Kp 1 ' f. Q , -1 F ff CAMPUS X- Mm pmadj n Fix V O P LTES The Beauties Chosen Grefa Haynes Rose Maryf!Clark , Q' . he Classes , Lanneffa Choyce Dorofhy Fields ES5fe D H ' o Oo' Most Popular Boy and Girl OSBOWQ AOYWX Most VG1'SO.lilG Girl Grid BOY MATTYE ANTHONY BROOKS 4 OOROWX ALVQN MITCHELL Most Siudious Boy and Girl s . 4 X ' .QA 1 X . . XAX. A A . 5 'clEr,1 Q ' CLARK . 'WL CURUS SAVANNAH Most Religious Girl and Boy C4400 5 P. W ESTELLA HAWKINS 4144 MQ Miss Pemberton and Her Attendants Robbye Savannah lJunior Classl l945 Willie Ruth Smith Ruth Clark Principal Rosborough Miss Pemberton Ruby Jewel Kirk Freshman Senior Junior Sophomore Class Class Class Class Q l7cGfXNlZfiUQNQ Q.,,6J. H has been a pleasure 'ro serve on 'rhe sfaff of fhe firsf Annual. The +ime spen+ on The Paniher will always be cherished as a monumeni of pleasure. The cooperafion of fhe Principal, sfaff members, faculfy, s'ruden+s, and friends has helped us fo realize our hopes and our dreams. We are very gra+eful +o Mrs. E. B. Long for her unfiring efiorfs. and long hours of worlc. She was a source of inspirafion To us. Seniors, we hope lhe memories of our high school days will ever live as you +urn fhe pages of 'rhe dear ole Pan+her. i CLAUDE R. WILLIAMS Edifor-in-Chief THE PANTHER STAFF O 1946 THE PANTHER STAFF C3 Mailye Anfhony, Associaie Ediior: David Hawkins, As- sis+an'r Ediforg Benson Armsrrong, Assislanf Business Man- ager: Robbye Lee Savannah, Feafure Edilor: Sumpfer Brooks, Assisfani Business Manager: Alvin Milchell, Car- 'roonis+: Gwendolyn Pruil r, Liferary Edilori Emma Jean Alexander, Sophomore Ediior: Beliye Jo' Scoli, Typist Henry Nelson, Circulaiion Manager: Nellie F. Johnson, Secreiary lo fhe Ediforg Lillian Smilh, Senior Edifor: Polele Buard, Junior Ediforg Mariorie Jackson, Typisi: Bennie Lucile Slephens, Typislg Jo' Eloise Leffall, Typist Nurman Williams, Sporis Edilor: Rurh Clark, Typisl: Mar- fhew Thigpen, Business Manager: Lauralph Edmondson, Freshman Ediior noi picfured. THE PANTHER OFFICE The S+aFf a+ Work SPONSORS MRS E B. LONG Ch MRS P D JOHNSON MISSC F FULLER ' S F y MR P E MOON THE STUDENT COUNCIL Reading from lell lo righl, lirsl' row, sealed: Raymond Burks lljarliamenlarianl, Fleala Clark lSe-crelary and Treas- urerl, Barbara Wilson lCorresponding Secrefaryl, John Osborne llnresidenll, James Green, Joe Rimes, Claudine Smilh lChaplainl, Eddie Jones. Second Row, slandingzllloyd Jackson, Barbara J. Jones, Mrs. G. M. Smifh lAs- sociafe Sponsorl, Mallye Anfhony, Mary Nell Dixon, Willia B. Johnson, A. C. Jackson. Charlie Lesler, Lauralph Edmondson, Subrida McBride, Raymond Jones, Alberi' Andrews, Lusan Calloway. Third Row, slandingz Alrell Fields, Nurman Williams, Samuel Thomas, La Winnilred Highlower, Velma Truill, Arlelha Haynes, Raphiel Wil- liams, William Morris. Fourlh Row: Cannie Shaw, Willia R. Fullerlove, T. Minnewealher, Fredia Ward, James Coby, David Hawkins, Howard Wallace. lnsel: Mrs. W. G. Slephens lSponsorl. JUN!OR COUNCIL .i 1 if . ,S . ,E . , gi - ' ' A ITOP PHOTOl Reading from lefl lo riqlil, siffinq: Edrenia Wriqlif, Nellie D. Washinqion, Junie M. Slierrow, Thirkield Turner, Virginia Hayes, Kailierine Slade, Delois Williams, Ollienia Clark, Gwendolyn Wasliinglon, Dorofliy Davis, Lusan Calloway, Earnesline Caldwell. Siand- ing, lei? io riqlifi Virlle Fields, Fannie Caldwell, Melba Welcli, Omega Beckham, Tliressa Tucker, Doroflwy Marie Davis, O'Gradis Taylor, Edna McClunq, Jolwnie M. Wliiliield, Ella Marie Rudd, Maxine Levels, Eugenia Warren, Lula Mae Levels, Willie P. Taylor, Koiie Mae Walls, Lucy Mae Wollen. ILOWER PHOTOl Leif lo riglii, ironf row: Doroiliy Green, Bennie L. Siepliens, Mafflwew Tliiqpen lCliairmanl. Robbie Lee Savannah lsec- reiaryl, Rose Clark l3A Division Program Cliairmanl, Bernice Humble, Maudyne Harper,.Doris Osborne, Joe C. Rimes l3Al Division Pro- gram Cliairmanl. Lasf Row: Josie Peifies, Audrey Hemmings, La Winnefred Hiqlwfower, Andrew Tripleil, Beliye Williams, Bobbye Rue Ed- mond, Gwendolyn Pruilf, George Henry Nelson, Ola C. Humphrey, Pearl A. Sims, Cora Mae Hill, Eslella Tanner, Leon Robinson, T. Minnejweallier, James Green, Dorofhy Hamplron, and Willie V. Dixon. Counselors noi piclured: Mrs. E. B. Long, Mrs. M. M. Turner, Mr, F. E. ames. THE HI- STanding, leTT To righT, boTTom row: F. E. James, Sponsor: Raymond Burkes, Chairman Program CommiT- Tee: John Osborne, President Bonnie FiTzpaTrick, Vice- PresidenT: Alvin MiTchell, SecreTary7 Raymond Jones, AssisTanT Chairman Program CommiTTee3 Thomas Cooper, SergeanT-aT-Arms: Eddie Jones, RoberT Sneed, Treasurer. Second Row: AlberT Jackson, CurTis Savannah, Bobbie Greer, William MiTchell, Jack l-lilburn, Bobbie Williams, Leo SmiTh. Top Row: Ezekiel WrighT, Eliiah PruiTT, Claude Wil- liams, Van Buren McClellan, Jr., Floyd Jackson, Willie BriTT, C. A. WashingTon, Jr. 0 The Hi-Y is The mosT ouTsTanding ChrisTian or- ganizaTion Tor The young men on The campus. IT has Tor iTs purpose To develop The head, hearT, hand and healTh. The Y was well represenTed aT Prairie View during The lnsTiTuTe in December by our presidenT, John Osborne. The personnel oT The Y includes boys who are inTeresTed in doing ChrisTian work, boTh aT school and in The communiTy. In The Y you will Tind ouTsTancling TalenTs in music, drama, arT and ouT- door sporTs. O wiv. lex 'Y fw . aw wa W' :im f Y NWN' --K if A :W iigkm :gm y' v 1 ing 4 Q Q Q wg! - wx-fx ws Q if S new 4 SW Am... , f MM S5 1' if -A mf' K 4 2 f J my I ? QMS' - X LV gg Q 5 A iv 11. A xAY' qi A '- L' 1 ' .MXX . x ww. , . ,, N 3 S ffm, W. ESR yX3 51,3 x Wk Q x tg 'ii f S, s V ga ' '-lei? 5 3 5' S a was is A9 g :HQ-..E W Q 4 vi Y 4 is 7 -. 1 sf Vw W, THE READERS' CLUB Emma Jean Alexander, Dorollwy L. Blair, Velma Brewsler, Pearlie l-lelen Brooks, Polele Buard lll, Qllienia Clark, Kalb- ryn Coby, Audrey Flemmings, Dorollwy Jean Green, Maudine Harper, Gloria l-lorlon, Bernice l-lumble, lvlariorie Jack- son, lvlarllwa Jackson, Ruby Jackson, Earline Jones, Sadie King, Jo' Eloise Lellall, Ruby Jean Lillleiolm, Erma Jewel Moore, Jean La Rue Morris, Doris Osborne, Alvora Page, Gwendolyn Pruill, Gra Lee Roberls, LaJoie Qlivia Sanders, Belly Joi Scoll, Josie W. Scoll, Junie Slwerrow, Pearl Sims, Fannie Smillw, Bennie Sleplwens, Marian Sleplwens, Alvasline Taylor, lvlalllwew Tliigpen, Dorollwy Turner, Fannie Turner, llwirkield Turner, Rullw Doris Verge, C. A. Waslwinqlon, Nellie Delois Wasliingfon, Ovela L. Wlwile, Belly Jean Williams, Gloria Dean Williams, Clarice Williams, Adrena Wriglwl, A. L. Triplelr, Claude Williams, Nellie Frances Jolinson, Presidenlg Rullw Edna Clark, Secrelary: Robbye Savannah? Mrs. E. B. Long, Sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB Leil To righi, sealed: Charles Copeland, Gwen- dolyn Wrighf, Calvern Lelifall, Gloria Gardner, Bernesiine Allen, Walier Robinson, Lillie Mae Wa- fer, Alice M. Fields. Second Row: Samuel Wil- liams, Franklin Brown. John E. Wiley. Third Row: Lonnie Phil- lips lSecre+aryl. Van Bu- ren McClellan lPresiden+l, Aliane Epps, Willie Lynn Siaris, Floyd Jackson lChaplainl, Alford L. Haynes, Mandell Thomas lVice-Presidenil, Thomas E. Bonner, Surlorida Mc- Bride, William B. Gray, Bennie G. Wilson, Mil- dred Mosely, Mrs. A. B. Madison lSponsorl. PURPOSE: To encourage lnveniive abilily. To aid Those who wish +o furfher iheir sludy in General Science I Q90 GA! S' P D 9' V U W f fifgx RICHARD B. HARRISON DRAMATIC CLUB Reading from lell 'ro righf: Bonnie Fifzparriclc lTreasurerl, Alvasrine Taylor, Willie BriH, Gloria Horfon lVice- Presidenrl, Claude Williams lS+age Managerl, Marrha Jean Horfon lSecre+aryl, Marian Srephens lPresiden+l, Alvin Milchell lProper+y Managerl, Jean Morris, Van Buren McClellan, Never? Mafhis lSong Leaderl, Harold ScoH lBusiness Managerl, Lillian Smilh lAssis+an+ Direcrressl, John Osborne lChaplainl, Miss C. F. Fuller lDi- reclorl. THE QUINTETTE No grealer assei has any school 'rhan a well frained male quin+eHe. This group has appeared before many civic organizarions such as Lion's Club, Kiwanis Club, and Chamber oi Commerce. ll' has become a favorire of Wiley and Bishop Colleges, churches, bofh whiire and Negro, and rural schools. The voices are well balanced, and produce harmonious chords seldom heard in similar groups. Siffing, leff +o righlz C. A. Washingron, Jr., firsf Tenor: F. E. James, direclori Raymond Jones, firsr lenor: slanding, leff ro righrz R. T. George, second renorg Van Buren McClellan, Jr., lirsr bass: Curlis Savannah, sec ond bass. CHORAL ENSEMBLE Firsi row, lell lo rigliiz Kallwryn Slade, Esielle Kniglwien, Clarice Wil- liams, Rosie M. Hender- son, Fleaia Clark, Mau- dyne l-larper, Eloise Bush, Cecil Sulplwen, Prof. F. E. James lDirec'rorl, Peggy Jo' Wilson, Beiiye Jo' Scorl, Tlwirlcield Turner, Kaiie Walls, Faye Smiilw, Ruflw Clark, Willie B. Johnson, Francis Daniels. S Second row, reading from leli io rigl'i+: Harold Mc- Coy, Selma Wasliinglon, E r m a Jewel Moore, Gwendolyn Wriglwl, Myr- lle Cowling, Bennie Jewel Wilson, Raymond Jones, Mary Ford, Junie M. Slierrow, Tlweressa Tuclcer, Palsy Black, Wallie D. Cooper, Annie Laura Brown. Lasi row, reading from leli lo riglwl: Mrs. M. M. Turner lpianisll, Cevera Wasliingion, Raymond Williams, Curlis Oneal Savannah, Eugene Gar- reH, William Mifchell. ROLAND HAYES CHORAL CLUB f, 1 . i 1 Readinq from lei? io right Firsl Row: Maudine Harper. Ola Chiquela Humphrey: Di' anisl, Fleara Clark, Rosie Ma, rie Henderson, secrefary, La mnio Thomas: president Karh, erine Slade: reporler, Willie B. Johnson, Lavern Beckham, rreasurer, Kaiie Walls, Junie Mae Sherrow, Essie D. Hood and Lela Mae Shaw. Second Row: Zaddie Fields, Marqarer Washinqion. Hallie Lillian Kinq, Eula Mae Jack- son, Emoqene Philips, A. D. Grissom, Annie Viola Tucker, Alqie Rue Washinqion, Mrs. M. M. Turner, direclress. Third Row: Rulh Nero. John' nie Whiliield, Maxine Hayes, Mary Louise Thomas, Charlie Mae Peierson, Ada B. Sowell, Virlle Fields, Kafherine Moore- head, Vice-Presidenl, Eva L. Bennie. OBJECTIVES -To leach a iusl concepfion and a correcl inierpre- meni ol classical music. 'raiion ol lhe besf music. l i ',n Oiher members noi seen in piclure: Dannella Spann, Bar' bara Jean Shaw, Annie Ruih Wilson, Verma M, Timmons. Frances Jean Daniels, Nelvin Paqe, lrine Lardins. Obelia Adkins, and Callie Mae Ad' iins. -To be a club of ins+ruc+ion in frue musical knowl- -To meer The need of musically inreresled persons edge and arr by The mos? approved modern by giving a suiiicieni background for ihe enioy- rne+hods. 1 Q lv L ... U fm W . ' r. 0 5, 1 t: :5wm w-Yr 'v xlx 1' Al iviugu L.hl1n.Q1 0 H V Asst Xi-6 f 3? Q .,, gig? . . 3 2 if 5 Y 25? 5 E5 ia 5 , Q .H- ff ig? L xi JMX, 'L K xiii.: x- sw n x x fn-A aw Vs? ' is CLOTHING CLASS Lell To riqhl, lirsl row: Mable Smilh, Mildred Randle, Obera Roach, Lmiralph Edmondson, Peai-lie Mae Jackson, Ruby Pearl Slano, Bobbie Campbell, Florence Whaley, Rosa Roberls, Dorolhy Brooks, Ruby Lillleiohn, Helen Jackson, Doro Thy Mashaw, Bobbie Ausbrooks, Kalie Walls. Second Row: Mary Elizabelh Slranqe, Wilda Byrdsonq, Edna Eliizabolh Mcclunq, Gloria D. Gardner, Frankie Jean Randle, Avora Page, Ruby Pearl Thomas, Erma Jean Dean, Addrena Wi'iqhl, Malenda Laqroone, Elloise Allen, Marie Anloinelle Sleele, Kaffherine Slade, Olhenia Rosella Clarke, Nelyia Page, Helen Marie Hill, Lalonia Thomas. Third Row: Sammie Lee Floyd, Kalhryn Harvey, Zaddie Fields, Cele-.line James, Annie V, Tucker, Lillian Smilh, Lulee Mifchell, Doris Hazel Gilslrap, Willie Hue Brill, Rulh lolson, Beors Boyd, Johnnie Mae Whillield, T, Law, Ernoqene Phillips, Bennie LaRue Horlon, Florine Robinson, Annie Rulh Wilson. Fourlh Row: Eula Mae Cross, Mary Francis Henderson, Thelma Williams, Robernella McBride, Willie Rulh Smilh, Delano Jones. Evie Bennell, Pressie Lee Bennell, Erma Zepher Daniels, Dorolhy Jeanne Bausley, Julia Edna Daniels, Helen Floyd, Ruby Jewel Kirk, Dorolhy Marie Davis, Velma Lee Brewsler, Fannie Mae Smilh, La Winnelred Hiqhlower, Paley Black. The Designers The I945-46 clOThing deparTmenT of H. B. PemberTon Hiqh School presenTed The Suzanne Shop. a Tashion OpereTTa, Friday evening, March 29, 1946. CasT of Characfer Madame Suzanne .,..,........,.............,...... LaTona Thomas Eliza Jane ...,.. ..,.............,.............. R osa Lee RoberTs Marie .... , ............ .....,... W illie B. Johnson Mrs. Hipealc ....,..,. , ,....,........ OveTa WhiTe Lenore Hipealc ....... .............,......4.. V irTle Fields Anne Hipealc ........,.,,...,.......... ,... Z addie Marie Fields Jack lMadame Suzanne's Fiancel ...................,..,.,..........4,. John Osborne, Jr. BesT Man and Crown Bearer ,....... Willie Hugh BriTT Chorus of Models: I. Old fashioned models-and Queen OT Fash- ion. G-reTa Garbo Haynes-and chorus: 2. Bad TasTe models-and shopping here and There, Mrs. Hipealc and daughTers-and chorus: 3. Fashion En- semble lll STreeT dress models, l2l SporT dress models: l3l Evening dress models: 4. Pajama pa- rade. paiamas chorus: 5. House dress models, house wives' chorus: 6. School dress models, we're iusT loolcing-chorus: 7. SporT dress models, high school girls Today: 8. ATTernoon and Evening mod- els, The Suzanne WalTz: 9. l've been somewhere, Eliza Jane: IO. Wedding parTy models: Il. We're Home EC. Girls Who've Reached The Top -chorus. THE SUZANNE SHOP STORY OF THE OPERETTA Madame Suzanne is The owner OT a very smarT and up-To-daTe sTyle shop called The Suzanne Shop. and aTTribuTes her success To her Train- ing in Home Economics while in school. All The models and seam- sTresses in her shop are Home Economics girls. Eliza Jane, The admiring niece OT Madame Sue, comes To visiT her while her moTher is OuT OT Town: she Tries To imiTaTe everyThing she dogs. and even admires Jack, To whom Madame Sue is soon To be mar- rie . Marie is an Irish girl laTely Trom The ol' cOunTry, Trying To play The parT OT a smarT Erench maid-yeT wondering whaT impression This change will malce on her sweeThearT PaT when he comes Tor her Trom Ireland's Shore. Rich Mrs. Hipealc, and her Two daughTers, Lenore who is sTilI in school, and Anne who is soon To be married, have come in desperaTion To Madame Suzanne's shop. since They have worn Themselves OuT look- ing all morning in vain Tor aTTracTive and suiTable wardrobes. ln ap- prOpriaTe seTTing wiTh song, dance, and music Madame Suzanne dis- plays The various groups OT Troclcs ThaT her clienTs wish To see, The girls are Thrilled OT course and each malces her selecTions enThusiasTically. and wiTh The guidance OT Madame Suzanne, in good TasTe. Lenore is so impressed ThaT she decides To sTudy Home Economics in school so she can learn TO choose and make her own clOThe3. fXTTer The busy shopping day is over, The sTory ends wiTh The wed- ding OT Madame Sue. The wedding parTy being composed OT The lovely and TalenTed Home Ed. girls OT her shop. Q 2 J 4 1 K . -2 Q - - . j R v ,, Q Q I I Z 3 , , I E . A lg Y , , A? N3 M ,Q A -Gm , sw g 1 x 'Q 1 K fist A nag L x L F Q . . -- xx, Q , s y 4- Y - W. 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A ' 3 5, 4535 - f 1, M R Q ,.,, -W, 5 -, ii 3 WE :Q KJ 2 'P mmf' . 1' N'-xf' 'N 'A 9 - ' RESUME OF SEASGN 0 WiTh no TaciliTies Tor baskeTloall available aT The school, we managed To Tinish The season wiTh a Tair club. 0 Our Team played TourTeen games Tor The season, winning only eighT. I The Team won second place in The dis- TricT TournamenT aT Bishop College. 0 We also played in The Texas Open Tour- namenT aT Tyler, Texas, and were eliminaTed loy T-leberT oT BeaumonT and CenTral oT GalvesTon, The winner and run- ner-up oT' The TournamenT. I CapTain Richard BenneTT was The spark- plug oT The Team Tor The season. C The Team will be beTTer anoTher season, Tor There will be several players on hand wiTh a year's playing experience. PAUL E. MOON, Coach riff!! x l 1 X .. fl 'f X X 'V' u1 5:M P 'R-.' 4 1 he! F A A 0 f M n A A -1.4.11 'N ,, A , F' V30 .rx , l Nil! f ku 'Y Er' Nfl - b-, F i W , iv.- LSN S N ' - -- y 5 -L7 Tx-. x XJ xx I! I I I I Sn ' vi A -X NXQQXB 5 I f Fruih ,: 'QQ f f W 2 ' , ,hy 7 51,1 fr '. 1'f ' lf, s NX f sis?- '. ' ff ' Tiff! A . 1 ' :fall - If 1- ' 'f' ' A- X 1 1 :if .-22225 X ,ll N l ,l',i thnx xxxx X ,Iii 1 1 'Haiti i git? 'ff l ' ! ul 37 , ' .. l UV , tr f Nm D ' K x iiii, -g-- ,pf- Coach Price T. Young O0 Fronl Row, lefl fo right: John Osborne. Samuel Hooper, Ed- die Washingfon, John Harris. Ezra Brown, Leonidas Malone, Tom Robinson, Alvin Mifcheil, Dorsey Burlcs. Second Row: Darwin Williams. Thomas Broolcins, William Em- ory, Eddie Jones. Earl Good- all, Elisha Pruill, Bonnie Fiiz- palrick, Tyler Wafson, Richard Bennefl. Third Row: Principal Rosbor ouqh, Claude Williams, Thom as Cooper. Benson Armslrong Floyd Dixon, James Vance. Thurman Marsh, Pafriclc Nel son, Coach P. T. Young. Asst Coach G. C. Slephens THE SQUAD ALL Q44 ROMEO KEYES ROBERT BAUSLEY RESULTS our SEASON' KILGORE 6, PEMBERTON O. Sl-IREVEPORT O, PEMBERTON 7. NACOGDOCI-IES O, PEMBERTON 6. LONOVIEW O, PEMBERTON 6. TEXARKANA I8, PEMBERTON I3. PARIS I2, PEMB-ERTON 7. LUFKIN I2, PEMBERTON O. TYLER O, PEMBERTON O. ' , BOOKER WASHINGTON fDalIasj O, PEMBERTON O. Playe d nine-won Three: losi' four: 'fied +wo. Hold ihai Tiger! This play being made in one of our inlramural games. The Panilwers on 'rlwe Kill! ,J Three of our Four Horsemen are expecled 'ro refurn nexi year and will gallop belier lhan las'r year, we hope. ln +he person of Capi. Romeo Keyes, fullback: our fleei- iooied halfbaclc, Baby John Harris, and our powerhouse. Sam- uel Hooper. The Pemberlon High School looiball season was opened officially on Seplember IS, I945. Al 'rhe inilial siren call for fryoufs, fhe velerans ol former baffles and a hosl of new malerial as- sembled on ihe gridiron for praclice: afler sev- eral weeks of hard drilling +he ax fell and only +wen'ry-four slalwarl youlhs were able 'ro sl'em +he iide. Among fhose who were brillianl aihleles for l945 were lhe famed: Broolcins, lhe Pember- ron righf raclcle: Bausley, righl end: Emory, righi guard: Benne++, lefi end: Goodall, quarlerbaclc: Keyes, fullback: Fi+zpa+riclc, leif iaclcle: Arms+rong, cen+er: and Hooper, righ+ halfbaclc. All Pemberfoniies and foorball enfhusiasfs awailed eagerly fhe 'rime when The Pa'n+hers would emerge 'From iheir lair. Eddie Jones, dynamic guard and a mainslay of +he Pemberlon feam. William Emory, All- Disirici guard, who likes +o play lhe parl' of +he iiirh man in fhe opponenls' baclcfield. Bonnie Fiizpafrick, also All-Dis- 'rricl' man, is considered a very oulsianding laclcle in Dislrici 2. Roberl Bausley, ouislanding end af Pemberron High. His loss lo +he Pemberion Panfhers will be fell greaily. The season was begun in grand siyle, for lhe Panlhers were 'rhe vicfors in 'rhe firsl' several games: allhough we los+ some maior scrambles, we have reason 'ro feel happy, in 'rhal' we en- counlered several 'reams of greal repuie, and made a credilable showing. For example we marched brains and brawn wiih 'rhe highly fouled squad of Boolcer Wash- ingfon High School of Dallas which ended in a scoreless lie. Of all 'rhe games of +he season lhis one boosred our sloclc highe-si. Olher games Thai proved The prowess of lhe Panlhers were: Luflcin l2, Pemberron O: Tyler O,' Pemberion O: Paris l2, Pemberion 6. The l945 season broughi more publici'ry fo 'lhe school 'rhan all previous years' efforrs. ln- iuries +o Goodall early in +he season relegaied him ro lhe bench exceplifor The lciclc-off. YEAH ---- TEAM! MAJORETTES - Lei? YO right Rosie Marie Roberfs. Bobbye Jean Emory, Rose Marie Henderson, Dorothy Blair, Peggy Jo WllSOfL Ruby Lee Barnell, Bennie Lucille Slepliens. CHEER LEADERS-Lell fr- riqlil: Emma Jean Alexan- der, Booker T. Waslwinqlon, Gloria l-lorlon, Harrold McCoy, Sadie King. SQUAD - Lefl To riglril: Firsl Row: Doroflwy Broolcs lCap+ainl, Palsy Black, An- nie Pearl Burlcs, Maudine Harper. Dorolhy Micheaux, Alvora Page. Helen Jack- son, Mosie Lee Williams. Second Row: Nellie Fran- ces Jolinson, Gwendolyn Pruilf, Gwendolyn Wrighl, Kafherine Davis, Mary Ford, Zaddie Fields, Alva- s+ine Taylor, Grefa Garbo Haynes, Lillian Louise Smifln, Mrs. L. L. PiHman llnsfrucforl. BOYS' BASKETBALL I 1 RICHARD BENNETT Caplain and All-Disfricf Player Top Row, reading from lell lo righlz Thomas Cooper. Samuel Hooper, Al Jane Epps, Newell Caldwell Curlis Fields, Ezell Rosboro, Richard Bennell lCap+ainl. Bollom Row: Marcus Emory, William Emory Romeo Keyes, Claude Williams, Johnnie Walker, Dorsey Burlcs, Paul E. Moon lcoachl. Holding ball: Law rence Whaley. GI RLS' BASKETBALL CLUB MOTTO: A winner never quils and a quiller never wins. PURPOSE: Hiqlwesl deqree of menlal. physical, social and moral developmenl. MAIN OBJECTIVE: To raise funds lor Ilwe ereclion ol a modern liiql-i sclwool gymnasium. PRESENT ACI-IIEVEMENT: A perlecl record Io dale. l I Reading from Iell, Top Row: Laverne Thomas, Lu- rie Bennefl, Sammie L. Floyd, Dorollwy Fields, Ruby L. Barnell, Annelle Wil- liams, lan+ha Works, Pearlie Jackson, Maxine Levels. Middle Row: Lorene I-lygln. I-lelen Floyd, Rosie Bur- rouqli, Bobbye Campbell. Virqie Bacon, T. Minne- weallner, Barbara Wilson, Julia Mcliarlin, Kalliryn Bishop. Bollom Row: Coacln Wal- Ion, Lanella Clnoyce, Pres- idenl: Faye Srnillw, Queenie Milcliell, Lula M. Levels, Gladys McLin. Anllwony Floyd, Pressie L. Bennefl. Caplainz Coach Buard: Tommie L. Clwoyce, Berllia I-lenry. Mildred Mosley. and Virginia I-Iayes. Girls' Basketball and Coaches MRS. A. L. WALTON Coach 0 MRS. R. J. BUARD Asslslanl Coach SQUAD AT PLAY RECORD OF BASKETBALL SEASON I - The I945-46 club was The largesT and swiTTesT in The hisTory oT The school. The girls really Tipped The scales. CooperaTion was The pass- word and Their willingness To' do Team work was Their secreT oT success. 1 The oTTicers were very alerT and Their prac- Tices and meeTings were held sysTemaTically. The presidenT, Miss LaneTTa Choyce, is noT only a good aThleTe, buT a campus TavoriTe and a high ranking sTudenT. She is a member oT The Honor SocieTy and reigns as queen oT The Soph- omore Class. The capTain, Miss Pressie Lee BenneTT, was anxiou's,Tor The Team To win Tor iTselT a high raTing. She consTanTly reminded The girls oT Their aim, which was physical and characTer de- Emphasis was placed on a Triendly The opposing Teams, wiTh The keynoTe, raTher Than a show-oTT. The pasT season The girls' Team was especially inTeresTing, and as The games are re- viewed, you will remember ThaT all games were played wiTh enThusiasm and good sporTsmanship was exhibiTed. The TirsT game was played beTween Pember- Ton and Shiloh wiTh PemberTon winning I3-9. OTher games: PemberTon I6, Tyler 6: Gladewa- Ter IO, PemberTon I67 Longview 6, PemberTon 9: PalesTine 4, PemberTor. I6: Lindale I3, Pember- Ton I4: Hawkins I3, FemberTon I2: Carver 22, PemberTon 20: Carver I2, PemberTon I2. On March 9 The PemberTon High Girls spon- sored an open TournamenT aT The Bishop College gym. Seven Teams enrolled Tor The TilT. MT.'EnTerprise deTeaTed Paris 30-I7 in The TirsT eliminaTion. PemberTon Trounced Longview 34-9. Karnack scored over Linden in a sTiTT race, 24-20. ,In The quarTer MT. EnTerprise reTurned To de- TeaT Texarkana 24-I2. In The semi-Tinal Karnack and PemberTon baTTled To The Tune oT I7-I6 in Tavor of Karnack. This eliminaTed PemberTon Tor The Tinal. The consolaTion game was played be- Tween PemberTon and Paris wiTh PemberTon win- ning by a score 2I-I I. MT. EnTerprise carne in The Third Time, deTeaT- ing Karnack Tor The championship 28-20. Kar- nack was runner-up. The record Tor The Torwards This season sTands as Tollows: LaneTTa Choyce. 87 poinTs: Pressie Lee BenneTT, 36 poinTs: M. Levels, 28 poinTs. OTher players making a good showing were: AnThony Floyd, Oueenie MiTchell. Gladys Mc- Lin, Virgie Bacon, Q. T. MinneweaTher. BerTha Henry, Lula Levels, Bobbye Campbell, Helen Floyd, Lavern Thomas. ToTal scores Tor The season: PemberTon I99, OpponenTs II7. GIRLS' SOFT BALL TEAM Leif: lanfha Works, Thelma Cadenhead, Beffye Jo' Anderson, Joe Ella Riggins, Obera Roach, Johnnie B. Davis, Mrs. R. J. Buard lDirecl'orl, Elouise Allen, Lucy Perry, Bennie Jewel Wilson, Joy Francis Reagan, Claudine Smirh, Lorefha Lampkin, Velma Lee Truifr, Imogene Jackson. V Cenier: Jewel Wilson, Pifcher Baller: Emma E. Brooks Calcher: Mary E. May Righl: Gladys Rivers lffaplainl, Peggy Jo Wil- son, Margrell Williams, Dolsie L. l-loll, Jessie Mae Knighren, Mary D. Ford, Mary Edna Hearne, Rulher Glover, Eslella Hawkins, Bennie F. McLin, Flora Jean Taylor, Lillie Wafer, Mary Grace Armsread, Rera McGregor.. - Sol? ball is one phase ol recreafion for The girls' Physical Educa+ion Class. The class en- gaged in gymnaslics, calisfhenics and folk danc- ing Jrhe firsf sernesfer. Two sofl' ball feams have been organized for fhe spring semesfer. The purpose of physical educalion is lo de- velop lhe sludenls menlally, physically, and mor- ally rhrough various forms ol recrealion and fo promole neuromuscular and psychomofor edu- calion. f-ff - xt :W-H w-4 5 ' 2 l sg, were , .. I I i -iziiilrsw fi . xi er' i , TRACK si-iors ln seeking new worlds io conquer, Pemberfon l-liqh School infroduced Track io her aihleiic program for l945-46, The boys enrered inro rhe pracrices wiih grafifyinq enlhusiasm. and, alfhouqh ihis was our inilial enrry info 'lhe field of Track, our boys made a fine showing ar Dallas and af Prairie View. The boys who show promise in The various forms of Track are as follows: Leonidas Malone, dashes. broad lump: Ed- die Washinqron, broad jump, sho+ put: Harold Scoii, discus, shor p'u'r and high iumpg Romeo Keys, relays and dashes: Naaman Fields. disianf run: Roberi Bausley, high jump and low hurdles: Leon Robinson, disranf run: Eddie Jones, pole vaulh Marcus Emory, disiani run: Alvin Mifchell, dashes and relays. If presenf signs are keynoles fo success, we predici a greai day in Track ai Pemberlon l-liqh in rhe near iufure. Coaches P. T. Young and G, C. Sfephens are ecsfaiic over rhe resulfs of ihe above named meeis. gM,, JWJQW M , ?WwQWA WQQ? UTUERAPHS noflaan Boys mc M45 lk.,,.9.4.um. -' J9wSJwM-YNUM M120 xi. 3,4 .. el3H9W A6NHYL 12 . jfwlwwm LN , , . . . X. M. -f ' . , Q ' 0 ' fa V A 'V 3-Q1 bl- --5 i ' 'QWUQWV K I . ' ,. .-. Milf . 1'-U ,f ' . f 'J Q!! I 5'--f ff.f' fv' L.. ' , 'k. GUESS WHO? ony fzafufafofzy fxfzfzassions PRESIDENT AND MRS. JOSEPH J. RHOADS Bishop College, Marshall, Texas PRESIDENT AND MRS. E. C. MCLEOD AND GERALD LOUIS Wiley College, Marshall, Texas DR. M. W. DOGAN-Presiclenl Emerilus Wiley College, Marshall, Texas DR. OLIVER W. PHILLIPS Surgeon Denfisf, Marshall, Texas DR. F. E. WILLIAMS Marshall, Texas ATTORNEY HAROLD E. BLEDSOE Marshall, Texas-Delroil, Michigan REV. W. F. BLEDSOE Marshall, Texas PROF. AND MRS. H. B. PEMBERTON, JR.. AND FAMILY Dallas. Texas MR. 'AND MRS1. JOHN H. FLETCHER j orf Worl , Texa mxxwislwffldflfidrvfwffll .AND M S. WILL WOOLRIDGE rsha T as MISS ELLA LOUISE CLEVELAND Cosmerologisf-Forf Wor+h, Texas with MR. AND MRS. J. T.?FIiAg4TONlk' Tulsa, Oklahoma MRS. RELLA ROSBOROUGH. RUTH AND BOOTS Marshall, Texas NEW TOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL W. J. Whi+e, Principal, Marshall, Texas MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM KELLY Marshall, Texas MR. AND MRS. EMORY ROBERTS Marshall, Texas MRS. BARBARA KEBE Bishop College, Marshall, Texas CAPTAIN AND MRS. C. A. HOLLIDAY Marshall, Texas THE REV. DR. AND MRS. JESSE JAI McNEIL Bishop College, Marshall, Texas MR. AND MRS. E. E. COLLINS AND SONS Texarkana, Texas MR. AND MRS. C. R. ROBINSON Marshall, Texas THE MARY CHURCH TERRELL CLUB Marshall, Texas COOPERATIVE EXTENSION WORK IN AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS f Mr. F. D. Roland, Co. Agricullural Agenl M Miss A. L. BarreH, Co. Home Dem. Agen Marshall, Texas MR. AND MRS. T. A. BROWN Marshall, Texas MELVIN, SIMUEL AND BERNARD GARRETT Marshall, Texas MR. BLAINE EDMOND Marshall, Texas, Y 95 -V4'lg MR. ORXJHURD Marshall, Texas .pv-Dawg QW-VJ MR. TONEY FARLEY Marshall, Texas I fx,fLl F .0 MR. ZSORACE SHAW Marshall, Texas Wh THE ZACHRY FLORAL COMPANY Marshall, Texas MR. ARCHIE THOMPSON Marshall, Texas MR. CALVIN LEEFALL Marshall, Texas MRS. CHRISTINE PRICE DODSON Teacher, Chicago, Illinois I ongfzafufafozy Exfyzsssions DR. AND MRS. G. D. FLEMMINGS Forf Worfh, Texas MRS. VIRGIE RICHARDSON BENTON Jefferson, Texas MR. J. D. HALL Safeway Cab Company-Marshall, Texas REV. AND MRS. ROBERT F. HARRINGTON Wiley College, Marshall, Texas DR. HOBART W. REID Longview, Texas ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHOIR Mr. C. B. Richardson, Presidenf Marshall, Texas REV. A-ND MRS. R. T. HARRIS Marshall, Texas G. CLEF MERRY MAKERS CLUB Mrs. Essie Reagan, Presidenf Marshall, Texas MR. AND MRS. A. J. SINGLETON AND SON Marshall, Texas DR. CHARLES BLAINE Blaine Pharmacy-Texarkana, Texas MISS BEULAH HURD Lincoln High School-Porf Arfhur, Texas MISS VERNETTE HYNSON Karnaclc, Texas MRS. ROSELLA JONES HARRIS Buffalo. New York MRS. ZEPHYR PRUITT COLLINS For'r Worfh, Texas MRS. ESTER PRUITT STATON Riverside, California REV. AND MRS. C. C. HARPER Forf Worfh, Texas MRS. PAULINE WATKINS Jeannes Teacher, Marshall, Texas MRS. CLARICE WILLIAMS MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR JOHNSON Bivens, Texas MARION AND MYRTIS Marshall, Texas PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Prof. L. E. Thompson, Principal THE CITY TEACHERS' CIRCLE Mrs. L. L. Price, Presidenf Mrs. J. M. Naves, Secrefary Miss W. M. Powell, Treasurer CAROLYN JEANNE LONG Class '42 MR. AND MRS. LEWIS B. DAVIS Longview, Texas MR. AND MRS. EARVIN ROSBOROUGH San Francisco, California MR. WEBSTER ROSBOROUGH Fresno, California MR. AND MRS. JAMES D. HAYNES Berlceley, California MR. AND MRS. A. C. STRICKLAND Marshall, Texas DR. AND MRS. G. T. COLEMAN Marshall, Texas REV. COLEMAN W. KERRY, SR.. AND SON Marshall, Texas REV. A. STEPHENS JACKSON ll Direcfor of Public Relafions Bishop College, Marshall, Texas MISS FANNIE JEWEL SPEARS Los Angeles, California MR. AND MRS. JOHN HILL Marshall, Texas REV. AND MRS. L. A. THIGPEN Ebenezer Mefhodisf Church, Marshall, Texas llTl3lSUlllll The iolliesl Teacher :IN ' U-3-s'-'Ju The crabbiesl 'reacherml My favoriie Teacher SN 'ir My grealesl slcgal momcnl 1 My besf churn QAZQNQ- ,?j.N 5a' 6 The biggesf campus bum The hoilesl dancer ' The beslr foorball player The campus comedian The smalles+ girl l The Jralleslr boy The boy wifh largesl feel Besl beloved' girl Girl wi'rh smalles+ 'Feel Mos'r beauiiful girl Besf foolrball game The loesl baskelball player , B.,b-Fxtvszr .1 f ,J 1 F x 1rp'f,,,xv 92. L. I lTl!lUlllTE My mosl unusual experience ? My besl girl friend i My loesf boy friend ..4.d,iQL.L:, ' 34 - ' J My happiesf momen+ The worsl nuisance f n Campus Romeo M- Campus JulieJr ,, 'W' The biggesl 1flir'rL Mosl egorislical girl ?g Mos+ egolislical boy Hot?- My favorire haunl so +,5d Chew-Chew Baby -, ? The l-loneydripper King -o+ My firslr day al school seeded -die My lasl day al school o,Us-sc,,s-d .-, , -R32 'H'-'L vi'-5 5 ' Mosf handsome boy , V' ' ' ' 'l ' ' :mi W t W. ,pw A , The besl slang YM! L5 5 ' My favorile popular song i3 My.dull momenl BISHOP COLLEGE a progressive ins+i1'u+ion for rhe fraining of Negro You+h in higher educafion CONGRATULATES PEMBERTON HIGH SCHOOL in The publicahon of Hs firsr Annual JOSEPH J. RHOADS Presidenf A. STEPHENS JACKSON, ll Direcror of Public Relafions COMPLIMENTS Annual MARSHALL Pfinfed in NATIONAL Marshall BANK -by- - demmer THE OSBORNE CLEANERS WE SATISFY 203 Mil+On S+. DIA- 3763 Marshall, Texas Goodyedr Tir0S FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS B111 Wainwright JOSEPH FLOWER GARDEN POITHBC Sales H03 Graffon Sireof :: Phone 2679 PUBLIC TAXI o PROMPT SERVICE Anderson's G-rocery 8: Markei' FREE DELIVERY PHONE 2039 50l Milfon Sfreef Phone 2023 H. Prop. 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WATLEY l4oo UNIVERSITY f A JOE CLARK I873 II946 WILEY COLLEGE Marshall, Texas IEs+abIished and Mainiained Under Church Auspicesl U A CLASS A FOUR YEAR COLLEGE Operaies on Jrhe Quarier syslem wiih special emphasis on Teacher-Training program in Summer. ' I Oldest Liberal Arts College for Negroes West of the Mississippi Embracing College of Ar+s and Sciences wifh Divisions in LANGUAGE and LITERATURE EDUCATION NATURAL SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS SOCIAL SCIENCES FINE ARTS and MUSIC COMMERCE HOME ECONOMICS COSMETOLOGY Fall Term Begins Sepiember IO, I946 NEW DQRMITORY FORNOUNG WOMEN f E. 0. McLEOII, President COMPLIMENTS OF Dunbar Elementary School Faculfy J. H. MOORE, Principal MRS. H. L. MOORE MRS. T. H. PALMER MRS. M. A. PHILLIPS MISS W. M. POWELL MR. D. E. PRYOR MRS. B. P. ROSBORO MRS. V. T. COBY MISS W. M. DAVIS MRS. S. J. DOWNS MR. W. T. B. DOWNS. MRS. M. M. FLOYD MRS. S. B. MQGEE MRS. D. V. MONTGOMERY MRS. M. A. SPEED MRS. S. E. WALTON PLAYGROU ND ACTIVITIES Dunbar Elemenfary School. Iocaled on Johnson S+., in Ihe Easlern par? of Marshall, has a play- ground Ihaf covers four acres. The equipmenl and olher accommodalions con- sisl of 72 swings, 32 Ieferboards. 2 baslgefball courls, 9 soil ball diamonds. 5 qianf slricles' for boys, 2 Iennis courfs. I shinny cour+ for boys,,and an open space 60 by I2O feel for rope iumping for girls. Play al Dunbar is a heallh aclivily. Every pupil plays, and every Iaculfy member has a defi- nile parl in Ihe supervision of Ihe aclivily. comrmsnrs or New Belhel Bapfisl Church REV. V. M. BAILEY, Paslor Complimenls of EBEN EZER M. E. GIIIIIIGII REV. L. A. THIGPEN Pasfor DR. T. L. HUNTER Chairman of Trusfee Board Oqflfzfzaciafion, : : . The publishing of The Panfher has been made possible by your encouragemenf and help. For The very Iangible way you have given your generous cooperalion we are indeed grareful. Your inI'eres+ has inspired us 'ro reach our goal. 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