Salisbury High School - Beacon Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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Poe ‘ SI a a wale oy pat} i i sae - ry + ; “a ee 7s oon - £ ‘A : et rey Se ' R a � ’ j 4 7 � 4 _ i ’ a' , : ry . me, heed A ’ a Le G2 tee ee oo Py a - - e| « — =. — Pree i to es ee Ce ne ee IT ees ‘ fos Mh, sar, “7 - Py Late , - A i y wee v «, Me” gh be ett 7 a A e %a° a a ++ et | ub f é FOREWORD We, the BEACON Staff, are proud to present to you our 1957 BEACON, Molds for your future have been set during your years at SHS, This book has caught glimpses here and there, so that in years to come the activities of this school year at Salisbury High will not be dimmed and will always linger as fond memories, In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, dreams, events, and challenges in this 195 7 school year and the way in which these events have molded your future the purpose of this yearbook will have been fulfilled and we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do, Sincerely yours, Margaret Bailey Editor -In -Chief To one who has devoted most of his life improving the educational institutions of Wicomico County, we wish to express our sincere gratitude, Because you have continuously demanded a high quality of instruction in our schools and constantly sought to provide better schools and facilities, we feel you have contributed immeas- urably to our development as citizens, Only as a small token of our appreciation for your personal interest in our success, we dedi- cate the Beacon to you, Mr, James M. Bennett, Superintendent of schools of Wicomico County. ADMINISTRATION — oo. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE This fine yearbook is a wonderful record of your school activities and achievements. It shows that you have great pride and apprecia- tion for your school, As the years go by, you will refer to this book many times, and with pride show to the next generation what you accomplished during your high school years, It is a privilege to commend each of you who has contributed in any way to this project, and wish for each of you represented in it con- tinued happiness and success, Charles H, Chipman, Principal ¥ ” . Co + ea eS a ee eet « MR, ROYD MAHAFFEY, Supervisor MISS ELAINE BROWN, Guidance Counselor FACULTY MRS, MARY M, ALFORD, Physical Education, B.S, MR, CHARLES G, GOSLEE, Social Sciences, B.S, MR, SMITH ANDERSON, Industrial Arts, B.S, MISS ROBENIA D, HEADEN, English, French, B,S, MRS, AUDREY BRATTEN, Jr. High Education, B,S, MR, EDWARD E, HENRY, Industrial Arts, B.S, MR, ROBERT O, BROWN, Elementary Education 1-7, MR, JACKIE O, HITCH, Chemistry, B.S, B.S, MR, W, A, HOLLIDAY, JR. , PhysicalEducation, B.S, MRS, JEANETTE P, CHIPMAN, Home Economics, MRS, REBA B, HUDSON, Music, B.A, Education, B,S., M.S. MR, EARL B, JACKSON, Mathematics, Biology, B.A. MR, CLIFTON C, COPPER, Science, B,S., M.S. MR, WILLIAM C, JOHNSON, History, B.A. MRS, FLORA H, DANIELS, Business Education, B.S., MISS ANNIE M, JONES, Physical Education, B,S, M.A, MR, HERMAN W, DENNIS, Vocational Agriculture, B.S, MR, PAIGE GLAZE, Sr. Physical Education, Science, B.S., M.A. MRS. CONSTANCE B. MARTIN English, B.A. MR. WESLEY N. NICHOLS English, B.A. MRS. CATHERINE W. PARSON Home Economics Education, B.S., M.S. MR. LEONARD O, PITTS, JR. Business Education, B.S. MR. JAMES A, POLK Latin, A.B., M.S. MR. MITCHELL T. PRATHER Secondary Education, B.S. MRS. AGNES ROBERTS Education, B.S. MR. WILLIS S. STEWART B. A., Music MRS. DOROTHY W. TAYLOR Elementary Education 1-7, B.S. MRS, VIVIAN TAYLOR Art, B, A.E. MR, M. J. WALLER Physical Education, B.S., M.A. MR. WILLIAM F., WALLER History, B.A. MISS CLEO L, WALSTON Mathematics, B.S., M.A. MRS. VALORIE H. WILLIAMS English, History, B.S. MR. THOMAS C, WILSON Music Supervision, B.S. MISS MILDRED G. WINDER Library Science, B.S. MRS, THELMA R. WINDER Biology, B.S. MR, ALBERT MANIS Speech Therapist - - JOHN CDARK President diaper EDGAR MITCHELL Se apRERty See SFE oUNE SS a oa JEAN ELSEY Corresponding SEcreUmty. 2.7. Ss MONTEREY BANKS _ . - -DOROTHY LEATHERBURY Assistant Secretary Oe te al PRESTON PINKETT = IN MEMORIAM Eva Jeanette Dutton 1939-1956 Although death stole you from us, You left the greatest gift that you could give; Your noble spirit still lives with us For you taught us how to live. Hs at There were times when you had sorrow, ses When your body ached with pain, Sea But you spoke only of tomorrow ri When you could rise and try again. ees You were always active, always doing eae Your very best in work or play, No matter how rough the going You found a cheerful word to say. ib 7. ore boa a ete?) ot, eee iss ey . . o Stesteeteat . : oy . . Rte J Hea te So sleep in peace, our dearest classmate, Our loyal friend, so kind and true; ae We send a prayer to heaven's gate Sie That peace and joy will follow you, alae ere. . ® “4 ees , 3323 A Sere gts 033 ths 333° wipangeet . eden “f ee “ ! Ki ae ANDERSON, SYLVANIOUS, JR, “Rat” Course: General Ambition: Dentist Activities: Band, Patrol Force, Foot- ball Team, BANKS, MONTEREY B, “Monty” Course: Commercial! Ambition: Secretary Activities: NHA, Dance Club, Phys- ical Education, Majorettes, Basket- ball Team, Dramatics, Cheering Club, BIVENS, SARAH Sarahie” Course; General Ambition; Seamstress Activities: Journalism, NHA, FTA, Speech and Dramatics, Newspaper, BRIDDELL, RICHARD Brittle Course: General Ambition: Businessman BAILEY, MARGARET V, “Marty” Course: General Ambition: Social Worker Activities; Athletics, Patrol Force, Charm Club, Junior Officer, Junior Marshal, Beacon and Informer Ed- itor, State NHA Treasurer, Library Assistant, BANKS, ROSALEE Rosa Course: Commercial Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Hobby Club, Physical Ed- ucation Club, BLACK, BEVERLY pev..” Course; General Ambition: Food Technologist Activities; NHA, Dance Group, Journalism, Basketball and Volley- ball Team, Cheerleader. BROWN, JAMES R, Bobby Course: Agriculture Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: NFA, Football Team, BROWN, RUSSELL Rocket Course: Academic Ambition: Scientist Activities: Biology Club, Senior Science, BURRELL, MILDRED I. Ping” Course, Commercial Ambition; Commercial Teacher Activities; NHA, Band, Dramati« Library Club. CLARK, JOHN I. “Johnny” Course: Academic Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Glee Ciub, Pootbal] Team Speech and Dramatics, Basketball. Track, CHURCH, GEORGE wW, “Pete” Course: Agriculture Ambition: Farmer Activities: NFA, Basketball Team. COOK, GEORGE E, Ed Course; Agriculture Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: NFA. COOK, THOMAS Le “Tommy” Course; General Ambition: Electrician Activities; Band, Track, Football Team, CORNISH, MARIETTA “Mickey” Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary CORBIN, HELEN F. Pee Wee Course: Commercial Ambition: Typist. COULBOURNE, ISAAC JR, Ike Course; General Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Band, CUFF, THOMAS W, “Tommy” Course; General Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Physical Education, In- dustrial Arts, Art, DASHIELL, WENDELL T, Course; General Ambition: Tailor Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, DUTTON, NELSON Snag Course: General Ambition; Mechanic Activities: Track, Band. CROPPER, LEROY W. Course; General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Glee Club, Band, Track, Football, DASHIELL, IOLA Piggie Course; General Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: NHA, Library Club, Ora- torical and Debating Club, DENNIS, PHELPS C, Cozy Course: General Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Basketball, Cheerleader, DUTTON, SHIRLEY M, Riddie Course: General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Class President, NHA, Basketball and Fieldball Teams. ELSEY, JEAN J, Jackie Course; General Ambition: Bacteriologist Activities: Art Club, NHA, Class Officer. FORTT, GERALDINE J, Doll Baby Course: General Ambition: Nurse Activities: NHA, Home Ec, Speech and Dramatics, Journalism, Physical Education, Nurse Club, GORDY, ROSEMARY L, Sissie Course: Commercial Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Glee Club, NHA, Physi- cal Education, Home Economics, Yearbook Staff, HAMILTON, ROSALEE Sue Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activities: Photography Club, News- paper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Physi- cal Education Club, EVERETT, MARY C, Suggie” Course: Academic Ambition: Music Instructor Activities: NHA, Glee Club, Dra- matics, Art, Library Assistant, Home Ec, Physical Education, GAINES, CONSDEVELLA Connie Course; Acadernic Ambition: Primary Education Teacher Activities: Glee Club, NHA, Cheering Squad, GRAHAM, VIVIAN M, Course: General Ambition: Beautician Activities: Physical Education, NHA | Speech and Dramatics, Journalism, HANDY, HARRY O, “Harry” Course: General Ambition: Science and Math Teacher Activities: Band, Football, Basket - ball, Patrol Force, HARRISON, ST, J, ROBERT joe Course; General Ambition: Mason Activities: Track, Football, Basket- ball. HITCH, BRENDA C, Sister Course; General Ambition: Nurse Activities: NHA, Home Ec, Cheer- leader, Physical Education, Journal- ism, HOLBROOK, BOBBY Course: General Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: Journalism, Physical Education Club, Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball Team, HULL, ADOLPH N, Course: General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Speech and Dramatics, HILLIARD, LEROY Lee -Roy” Course; General Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: FTA, Basketball, Foot- ball. HOLBROOK, BETTY A, Babs Course: Commercial Ambition: Stenographer Activities: NHA, Basketball, Physi- cal Education, Cheering Squad, HOLDEN, EDWARD Eddie Course; General Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Art, Physical Education, Speech and Dramatics, HULL, ARELELA M, “Lela” Course; General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: NHA, Glee Club, FTA, Patrol Force, HULL, PAUL D, “Pauly -Boy” Course; Agriculture Ambition: Teacher Activities; NFA, Patrol Force, JOHNSON, WANDA “Toots” Course: Commercial Ambition; Typist Activities: NHA, Patrol Force. JONES, THEODORE “Johnnie Crow” Course; Agriculture Ambition: Teacher Activities: NFA, Dance Group, Patrol Force, Track. LEATHERBURY DOROTHY “Midget” Course: Commercial Ambition: Stenographer Activities: Photography Club, French Club, Library Assistant, iid rai JOHNSON, BETTY JEAN “Topsy” Course: General Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club, Physical Education, Home Ec. JONES, ALTON N, “Tony” Course: Agriculture Ambition: Elermnentary Teacher Activities: NFA, Track, Patrol Force, Dance Group, Dramatics, JONES, WILLIAM “Billy” Course; Academic Ambition; Chemical Engineer Activities: Band, Physical Education, MAPP, JAMES “Jimmy” Course: Agriculture Ambition: Teacher Activities: NFA Convention, Basket- ball, Football. Course Ambil Activ! ball, Cours: Ambil Activ Educa and D Cour; Amb Actiy Force MAXFIELD, JEROME “Max” : Agriculture ion: Mechanic ties: Band, Football, Basket- MOORE, JEROME “Doll Baby” Course: General Ambition: Tailor Activities: Band NICHOLS, CHRISTINA “Chris” b: General ion; Singer ties: Glee Club, Physical tion, NHA, Journalismn, Speech ramatics, NUTTER, RANDOLPH : General on: Mechanic ties; French Club, Patrol , Beacon staff, MITCHELL, EDGAR “Ed” Course; General Ambition; Engineer Activities: Band, Basketball, Track, MORRIS, SHIRLEY Course: General Ambition: Musician Activities: Glee Club, Junior Chorus, - NISKEY, ROY Nis” Course: General Ambition: Air Force Activities: Art. i PETERS, CHARLES “Bubbles” Course: General Ambition: Musician Activities: Physical Education, Glee Club. PINKETT, PRESTON “Pres” Course; General Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: Patrol Force, FTA, Newspaper Staff, Beacon Staff, Bas- ketball, Football. PURNELL, DONALD “Daddy” Course: Academic Ambition: Musician Activities; Football, Band, RIDER, ELMER “Dude” Course: General Ambition: Tailor Activities: Glee Club, Speech and Dramatics, Band, SAVAGE, HERMAN “Tweety Bird” Course: General Ambition: Carpenter Activities: Art, Dramatics, POLK, AGNES “Aggie” Course; General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: NHA, Art, Physical Education, Journalism, Speech and Dramatics, QUINTON, BERNARD “John” Course: General Ambition: Military Officer Activities: Cross Country Team, Patrol Force, REID, PATRICIA “Patsy” Course; Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activities; NHA, Glee Club, SELBY, CATHERINE “Gloria” Course; General Ambition; Registered Nurse Activities: Newspaper Club, NHA Practical Nursing Club, j SMITH, ORILESTER Smitty Course; General Ambition: Musician Activities: Glee Club. STARCHIE, LOUIS Fotore™ Course; General Ambition: Lawyer Activities; Manager of Football and Basketball Teams. TOADVINE, RONALD Toadvine” Course: Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Dramatic Club, Physical Education, WARDELL, THADDEUS “Junior” Course; Agriculture Ambition: Armed Forces STANLEY, BENNY Slick Course; Agriculture Ambition; Armed Forces Activities: NFA. THOMAS, ALBERTA Bertie Course: General Ambition: Beautician Activities: Library Club, Nursing Club, Speech and Dramatics, TURNER, MARCELLUS Pete Course: General Ambition; Interior Decorator Activities: Beacon Staff, Art Club, Band, Glee Club, Patrol Force. WATERS, ELLA EI Course; General Ambition; Home Economic Teacher Activities: Cheering Squad, Glee Club, NHA, Speech and Dramatics, WEST, EDITH Edie Course; General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Glee Club, NHA. WHITE, CHARLES Charley Course; General Ambition: Construction Engineer Activities: Dramatics, WHITTINGTON, JANET Kay Course; General Ambition: Seamstress Activities: Physical Education, Dramatics, Band, WRIGHT, ANNIE Baby Course; General Ambition: WAC Activities: Basketball, Fieldball, Volleyball, NHA. WEST, PHYLLIS “Phil” Course; General Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: Patrol Force, Dramatics Club, Student Council, Volleyball Team, NHA, WHITE, RANDOLPH Curly Course: Agriculture Ambition: Health Officer Activities: Patrol Force, Dramatics Club, French Club, NFA, Track. WILSON, ELSIE “Shorty” Course: Commercial Ambition; Secretary Activities: Glee Club, Speech and Dramatics, Cheering Squad, WRIGHT, DAVID Tinnie” Course: General Ambition: Teacher Activities: Patrol Force, Dramatics : Glee Club, Football and Basketba)) Teams, WRIGHT, ESTHER Redge” Course; General Ambition: Psychiatrist Activities: Majorettes, Basketball, Glee Club, Patrol Force, NHA, WRIGHT, HARRY Course; Agriculture Ambition; Mechanic Activities; Patrol Force, Basketball, and Football Teams, NFA, Track, SMITH, SYLVESTER W, Smitty Course; General Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Speech and Dramatics, Physical Education Club, YEARBOOK STAFF Associate Editor, MABELINE CARROLL; Editor-in-Chief, MARGARET BAILEY. ifr. iow IT’S A Alt —s went 1 ye 7 PATRONS, ADS, SALES Publicity Manager, Phyllis Harris; Business Manager, Preston Pinkett; Production Mana- ger, Edgar Mitchell; Advertising Sales Manager, Betty Johnson; Yearbook Sales, Phelps Dennis; Editor, Margaret Bailey, et case “¥ a) . if vA. ape y re : mE, . ake TYPISTS AND ASSEMBLERS Typist, Rosernary Gordy; Assemblers, Rosalee Hamilton, Russell Brown, Jean Elsey; Editor, Mar- garet Bailey; Typist, Elsie Wilson, i i= mde EDITORS Standing: Mabeline Carroll, Associate Editor; Margaret Bailey, Editor-in-Chief, Seated: H Wright, Annie Wright, Sports Editors; Monterey Banks, Literary Editor; Esther Wright Sect we: ° a la Editor; Shirley Dutton, Alumni Editor; Preston Pinkett, Busi ‘ : , iness Manager, ; Turner, Art Editor, ; ger. Not shown: Marcellus AN OUTLINE OF THE HISTORY OF THE FAMOUS CLASS OF 1957 The purpose of this history is not to relate every step in the progress of a people from their humble beginning as high school students five years ago to their arrival at the dizzy height they now occupy. On the contrary, in accordance with the modern tendencies in historical writing, the outlook aims to em- phasize only those factors in our class development which appeal to us as most vital from the standpoint of today, and to explain prevailing conditions and institutions by showing how they came about. This work is divided into three parts: Discovery, Exploration, and Settlement; with an afterword in which some strictly personal opinions are hazarded regarding the future of the class. DISCOVERY The discovery of the class of 1957 was accidental, Five years ago, early one morning on the 6th of September, 1952, the faculty of the Salisbury High School was s trolling aimlessly through the corridors chatting about the just ending vacation and wondering whether there would be any startling changes in their work during the coming year, Suddenly they caught a glimpse of something new and strange! Just inside the front door huddled together in mute embarrassment and anxiety were the members of what be- came the class of 1957. To the casual eye, they seemed merely a group of ordinary boys and girls -- well dressed, reasonably good looking and badly frightened, But to the trained eyes of these dauntless and experienced explorers, these strangers seemed distinct and widely separated individuals, each pos- sessing aptitudes and talents, deficiencies and capabilities decidedly worth finding. EXPLORA TION Accordingly, each of the discoveries became an explorer, The strangers were divided into small groups and assigned to the care of different explorers, They were given the name 8th graders, and be- came a part of the life of the school. They were taught many new strange customs and manners and were required to learn difficult lessons. At first, they often wished they had never been discovered; but before a year was over, they became thoroughly at home in their new surroundings, The most unpleasant thing about this 8th year was the contempt in which they were held by those who had been residing in the school for a longer period than they, They understood, however, that this was the custom of the country and ignored it, During the first month of the year they suffered many in- conveniences because of their unfamiliarity with the new country and its traffic rules, They were for- ever taking wrong turns and finding themselves in the wrong corridor and arriving at their classrooms half an hour late, Because of this they had to become familiar with the topography of the school and were often in the right places at the wrong times, With the coming of September, skilled in acquiring the customs of the school, they were called ninth graders and the process was called by a native name, promotion, The routine of the classroom was now familiar, and they found studying easier than before, The talents discovered in the previous year were developing. Reaching forward into the ninth grade, they found strange things. The third year was one of hard work, and the dreaded ordeal was possessed with few casualties. The teachers had endeared themselves to the hearts of the class, and there was a feeling of genuine friend- ship throughout the school, During the year, social functions of great importance occurred, Among per- sons of the class who were outstanding during the year was John Clark 10A President; John attended a con- ference at Bowie State Teachers College. Margaret Bailey was outstanding for her work in Home Eco- nomics. She attended the National New Homemaker's of America Convention at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, She was also chosen Miss Fashionetta of 1954, In the English Department, Mary Everett wrote two award winning stories for two of the countries leading magazines on Romance, The entire class took a memo- rable trip to the Nation's capital, Several members gained fame in Music, Journalism, Athletics, Speech and Dramatics, The class presidents were John Clark 10A, Joan Hill 10B, Dorothy Leatherbury 10C, and Bertha Preston 10D, The Junior year was to be one of great work, and new adventures, The greatest task for the young and eager minds was preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom, This was the first real formal function of High Society of which the class underwent, Again the instructors urged the class to organize into one whole body so that they might better endure hardships to come, The class officers were as follows: Presi- dent, John Clark; Vice President, Margaret Bailey; Secretary, Jean Elsey; Treasurer, Preston Pinkett; Chaplain, Mary Everett; Sergeant-at-Arms, Harry Wright. Now for the year of reckoning -- the greatest year of the history of the class of 1957. Again they underwent a similar process of promotion, this time a great thrill accompanied it, For now after four years of hardships, work and many new adventures, they were at the top of long flights of stairs. They were “Seniors”! With the gaining of this title, they began to take themselves more seriously than before. The organization of the Senior Class was noteworthy, the following list of officers being in charge: Presi- dent, John Clark; Vice President, Edgar Mitchell; Secretary, Jean Elsey; Assistant Secretary, Dorothy Leatherbury; Financial Secretary, Monterey Banks; Treasurer, Preston Pinkett; Chaplain, Connie Gaines; Sergeant-at-Arms, Harry Wright, The class project for the year was the preparing and publishing and putting together of the yearbook, This proved to be the most difficult problem ever undertaken by the class of ‘57, They attacked it vigorously and had much success accomplishing the task, The social events were marked with brilliance. Among those noteworthy ones was the election of Consdevella Gaines as Miss Salisbury High for 1957. The runners up and maids-of-honor were Phyllis Harris, Arelela Hull, Agnes Polk, Shirley Dutton, and Dorothy Leatherbury, A number of Seniors gained distinction during the year, particularly those whose discovery delighted the explorers, Among those mentioned for their outstanding accomplishments were Paul Hull, Harry Wright, Alton Jones, Randolph White, and Robert Brown who are to be commended for their great work for their New Farmers of America, On their trip to Atlanta, Ga., Paul Hull was elected Second National Vice President for the entire N,F,A. On October 20, 1956, Arelela Hull and Phyllis Harris represented the school at the unveiling of the Frederick Douglass monument at Morgan State Col- lege. In Music, Connie Gaines was among those chosen to represent the school in the all-state chorus. Along the sports lines, seven seniors were responsible for the winning of the district five touch football championship. A class song, will, and motto were adopted and used on every possible occasion priate celebration, a ceremony known as Commencement was held, Speeches were m sung, and scrolls signifying the skill and finesses were given to the Seniors By way of appro- ade, songs were SETTLEMENT This was a period not so easy to describe, In these rapid and disturbing times settled for long, but it appears that Seniors were urged to Stay in this country to wid five years previously to be explored and now were about to be tions, Each is destined to become famous throughout the land nothing remains ch they had come settled, They have all chosen their voca- Yd OG EE 4 nd ch ee SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Margaret Bailey “en sneer r oe at er ee oe ne A, Ree ri ' ae 4 + . be - “ =, a 4 _ ° . ‘ oaveteie ee DS ” “ ger’: —_ Russell Brown BES T PUBLIC SPEAKERS Phyllis West John Clark MOST STUDIOUS William Jones Dorothy Leatherbury � ? os $, a . whe __ « A « aes b Ree 4 es ak ee na oS ee : —. � . od — x� , y , “ar ey | . CI fe? wr = — MOST AMBITIOUS Betty Johnson Russell Brown BEST MUSICIANS Rosemary Gordy Donald Purnell BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Phyllis West Orilester Smith � ] i ” | ; “ b te 7 _- ET a wary BES T PERSONALITY Marcellus Turner Arelela Hull BEST ALL AROUND Margaret Bailey Phelps Dennis MOST POPULAR MOST COURTEOUS Preston Pinkett Esther Wright Rosalee Hamilton Randolph Nutter ¥ r zt. as TALLEST AND SHORTEST BEST ATHLETES Harry Wright Dorothy Leatherbury Annie Mae Wright Preston Pinkett QuUTETES T Shirley Morris Wendell Dashiells LOUDES T Vivian Graham David Wright Mager ean , LA ZIEST ore Jones Ella Waters Thomas Cuff Vivian Graham ne WER) ' ra uur i eis ha ines Lae H °F 54 (. beat ahs a ay Ay Aeyigit Dy etary Day f © —————-——S— ————— Oo = Ty a - P- ’ - s . : - - ¢ —' ba | 'e ‘ A . a 7 } : : 4 , . “ ' A — fa | v ¥ � . ‘ ; . | nt A -, . - = A i mms” §: . 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