Rosenwald High School - Torch Yearbook (Harlan, KY)

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J LM ICR W ' V I N. McCRAVY E. COLE PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT a. Mckinley ASST. SECRETARY D. COPELAND BUS . MANAGER D. CADDELL BESSIE TYE SECRETARY S. HORTON TREASURER W. MITCHELL D. DAVIS B. McNEAL P. AMOS D. BARNES C. riBBS M. STAMPS J. BESTER V. SMITH A . MM JONES D. HENDERSON 3. GREGORYeJ as 3 JV. PRINCE

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SOPHOMORE CLASS President Jullian Moore V. President Jacqueline Didlake Secretary ' Dorothy Shipp Assistant Secretary Dallas Lesure Treasurer Edward Barnes Reporter Isadore Knox This year has been a very successful one for the Sophomores. They have suc- ceeded with a very good record for carrying on the extracurricular activties in Rosenwald. They have representatives in Football. Those outstanding are as follows: Hymie Carr. Willie George Tyson, Julian Moore, Daniel Clark, Fred Thorn- ton and Robert Carlock. Basketball representatives are Isadore Knox and Jessie Spenser. Dramatic members are: James Butler, Julian Moore, Jacque- line Didlake, Elizabeth Brooks, Lafayette Gibbs, and Robert Carlock. Choral members: James Butler, Julian Moore, Lafayette Gibbs, Earl Simpson, Eliza- beth Brooks and Dallas LeSeur. Band members: James Butler, Julian Moore, Dallas Lesure, Janett Robinson, and some beginners. We should say some of the Sophomores are very popu- lar. The Queen, Miss Jacqueline Didlake, triumphed with the amount of $127.95. The honor students are Lafayette Gibbs, Julian Moore, George Barnes, Ed- ward Barnes and Jacqueline Didlake. The boys of the Sophomore class wish 1o say this year has been a very successful one as far as learning of history goes. JUNIOR CLASS President Newt McCravy Vice President Everette Cole Secretary Bessie Mae Tye Assistant Secretary Geneva McKinley Treasurer Sadie Horton Business Manager Dorothy Copeland Reporter Willis Mitchell Hats Off, the Juniors of ' 44 are passing by. This parade of gallant students began the school year with full determination and fine co-operation to become one of Rosenwald ' s outstanding Junior classes. Bessie Mae Tye led the parade by being elected as the CO-QUEEN of the Red Devils Football Team. With the approaching draft call of our Senior boys, the Juniors marched double time in order to give an early Prom and Banquet for their honor guests, the Seniors. This affair was one of the Highlights of the year. Doretha Cad- del represented her class with flying colors to rank second in the SWEET- HEART CONTEST. She is not the sweetheart but she is the sweetest sweetie.