Simmons High School - Search Light Yearbook (Montgomery, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1948 volume:

PE ,,v,,v.,U3 . . , . wh '-ff.: -,.L1q,. 1 . tn.. . .A L yn., . - I? -I iilullgf V ,,.'. V IN x s I , , , 1: :v,.1q1gegQ,- 1. 5'--if 'fu-H ii' , 'z .FV 1 : 'Me SEHBBH LIBHT 1948 Sl A y SIMMONS HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATIIIN Simmons W e Cherish Thee To those civic-minded persons who, twenty-five years ago, under the leadership of Principal Gregory W. Whiting, made the fervent hopes and desires for the existence of Sim- mons High School a reality, this yearbook is dedicated. NOW WE LOOK TO THE FUTURE. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief . ...f.... . ....... ..............A.,..A...... ,,...., ..,,,, ,. . ..... Louise Woods Assistant Editor .....,.,....... , ..o, Geraldine Davis Athletic Editor .oooo. . ..,, ,,..A A James Ethridge Literary Editor .......o.....,.. , ...,...... Lola White News Editor so Assistant Literary Editor .,..,s Daniella Bowels Class Editor ,.., , BUSINESS STAFF .. ..,. Arelia Abercrombie ,---,,,v----s-s.Edith Carter Business Manager ......... ........ss.......s,......s E ....ss,s, ..s,.,. M a rgaret Clark Assistant Manager s,...... .................,.....ss,. . .,..ss,,.. Lewis Taylor Assistant Manager .....,. s,,...... , Fred Parks Advertising Manager ...,,.. ,....... W ilma Booker Circulating Manager ....... s,.,,.......s R uth Biggers Typist ..............,......... Assistant Typist ....,,s Art Editor ........,,............ Assistant Art Editor ........ Sponsors ..........,........, ---.-----George Johnson d,,s,s---Margaret Wicks Saunders Blake Mrs. B. J. Washington, Mrs. E. S. Holmes The County Supervision it Mr. E. C. Smith Assistcint Supt. of Foyette County Schools A.B. Lincoln University, Po. A.M. University, Po. it 4 ir Mrs. Dubois Myers Supervisor of Instruction for Negro Elem. Schools of Foyette County A.B. W. Vo. Stote College M.A. Ohio Stote it Simmons Iligh School Administration it Willa Mae Wicks Secretary to the Principal B.S. Business Administration West. Va. State College it ik J. H. Robinson PRINCIPAL A.B. Lincoln University, Pa, A.M. Ohio State University Member of: Nat'l. Assoc. of Secondary School Principals, N. E. A., A. T. A., S. T. A. W. Va. High School Principal's Con- ference Flat Top Teachers' Association lPresident l947l W 5 F A C U L T Y Senior Sponsors irikik Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Holmes Geometry, Psychology, World History and Civics B.S. in Ed. W, Va. State College Graduate work University of Michigan Member of: Flat Top Teachers' Organization Nat'l Council of Teachers of Math. A. T. A., S. T. A. vilrikviif' 6 tiki? Mrs. Bertha J. Washington English, Dramatics A.B. in English W. Va. State College Graduate work at Western Reserve Member of: Flat Top Teachers Association A. T. A., s. T. A. Q Q it Faculty Mrs. Emma D. Vaughan Librarian and English Accompanist for Cwlee Club B.S. in Education, W. Va. College Graduate study at University of Mich. Member of: A. T. A., S. T. A. Flat Top Teachers Association Earle H. Diggs Commerce, Economics, Sociology ln charge of school store B.S.C. Wilbertorce University M.S. Ohio University Member ot: A. T. A., S. T. A. Flat Top Teachers Association Mrs. Senorita Conlitfe McGhee Physical Ed., American History B.S. in Education, W. Va. State College Member of: S. T. A., Flat Top Teachers Association John D. Parks Industrial Arts, Consumer Education, Civics, Chairman of Athletic Committee B. S. Tuskege Institute Agriculture Graduated Study University Birmingham, Eng. Member of: A. T. A., S. T. A., N. V. A. 7 Faculty Miss Eliza F. Wood Math, Social Studies B. S. in Education W. Va. State College ln charge of 7th grade Member of: N. E. A., S. T. A., A. T. A. Flat Top Teachers Association Mrs. Bertha D. Woods English, Math. A.B., W. Va. State College ln charge of 8th grade Member of: A. T. A., S. T. A. Flat Top Teachers Association Leon A. Saunders Gen. Math. and Algebra, Supervisor of Hot Lunch Program B.S. Bluefield State Teachers College Member of: S. T. A., Flat Top Teachers Association Mrs. Ruby S. Gilliam Home Economics, 8th Grade Science B. S. Economics W. Va. State College Member of: A. T. A., S. T. A. Flat Top Teachers Associatio' Faculty Fitzhugh Otis Eaves Biology and French, Asst. Coach B.S., W. Va. State College Member of: A. T. A., S. T. A. Flat Top Teachers Association Henry Lee Thomas Negro History, Coach, and Physical Ed. B.S. Secondary Education, Bluefield Studied in University of Pittsburgh Member ot: A. T. A., S. T. A. Flat Top Teachers Association Beverly H. Shepherd Music, Band and Glee Club W. Va. State College, B.S. in Music Member of: A. T. A., S. T. A. Flat Top Teachers Association State College T 1 , ! r uhm ?HiiHwf f ,f - 1 fi 1 fyf, 1 , 1 X ,X -1 I, , , , n 5 - x 52 M- Jx SIHIUHS LQMQ 21 Honored Grads First Place-Edyth Carter ......,.. .,,,. 3 .25 Second Place-Lolo M. White .,.... ,,., - 3.18 Third Ploce-Morgoret Wicks, , ,,.. .,... 3 .06 PEPSI-COLA CONTESTANTS: Edyth Carter Lolo M. White Donille Bowels ALL-STATE FOOTBALL TEAM: James Ethridge Seniors CLEO BONNER Glee Club, Homemakers Club Hobby: Singing Ambition: Secretary ETHEL LOUISE DILLARD Y-Teens, Dramatic Club Hobby: Reading Ambition: Nurse DORA ELIZABETH PENNIX Journalism, Homemaker Club Hobby: Dancing, Reading Ambition: Secretory TH ELMA MAE BANKS Athletic Club, Glee Club Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Nurse BAN I ELLE BERGIS BOWELS Dramatic Club, Y-Teens Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Beauticion MARGARET CATHERINE WICKS Dramatic Club, Athletic Club Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Lawyer LOLA MAE WHITE Dramatic Club, Student Council Hobby: Dancing, Eating Ambition: Home Economics Instructor LLOYD DAVIS Basketball, Football Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Aeronautic Mech. FREDERICK DOUGLAS PARKS Hi-Y, Football Hobby: Reading Ambition: Aeronautic Engineer LOUISE HENRITTA WOOD Athletic Club, Y-Teens Hobby: Reading Ambition: Hair Stylist JAMES HARRISON JOHNSON Pres. of Student Council Football Hobby: Singing Ambition: Aeronautic Engineer GERALDINE JOY DAVIS Y-Teens, Glee Club Hobby: Dancing, Singing Ambition: Vocalist Seniors Seniors ARE..lA ABERCROMBIE Dramatic Club, Athletic Club Hobby: Reading, Talking Ambition: Doctor WRIGHT WILFORD BLAKE Basketball, Hi-Y Club Hobby: Sports Ambition: Adventures JAMES LINFIELD SCOTT Basketball, Dramatic Club Hobby: Swimming, Billiards Ambition: Mortician RAMONA CHRISTORA MAPLES Y-Teens, Glee Club Hobby: Reading Ambition: Doctor MARGARET LARRAINE CLARK Glee Club, Dramatic Club Hobby: Canoeing, Reading Ambition: Actress or Stenographer M15 'Bvailicn ALB RT MITCHELL S-Club, Football Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Doctor ANNA FLORENCE DAVENPORT Glee Club, Dramatic Club Hobby: Sports Ambition: Music Teacher WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAMS Basketball, Dramatic Club Hobby: Sports Ambition: Auto-Mechanic RUDOLPH HENDERSON Football, Dramatic Club Hobby: Sports Ambition: Mortician LOIS E. RILEY Glee Club, Student Council Hobby: Eating Ambition: Social Service W ANNA MARGARET POWELL Athletic Club, Journalism Club Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Beautician EUGENE BRANDON Football, S-Club Hobby: Sports Ambition: Doctor ctrker Seniors Seniors LILA MAE BAKER Y-Teens, Journalism Club Hobby: Reading Ambition: Nurse THELMA JEFFERSON Athletic, Dramatic Club Hobby: Eating Ambition: Social Service RUTH VIRGINIA SIMMS Athletic Club, Glee Club Hobby: Sewing Ambition: Beauticion Ernestine Terry Athletic Club, Y4Teens Hobby: Dancing, Movies Ambition: Beautician RUTH HELEN BIGGERS Band Dramatic Club Ambition: Seamstress RUDOLPH JOHNSON Dramatic, Glee Club Hobby: Singing Ambition: Business Worker MILDRED LOU ISE McLEMORE Journalism Club, Glee Club Hobby: Eating, Dancing Ambition: Stenographer N LEVI BURS Athletics Hobby: Boxing Ambition: Boxer OWENS CARTER Band, Football Hobby: Sports Ambition: Business WI LMA MAE BOOK ER Athletic Club Pres. of Student Council l946-47 Hobby: Driving Ambition: Mortician SILVERY DORIS LEE SMITH Glee Club, Y-Teen Hobby: Reading Ambition: Doctor THADDEUS EVAN WARE Football, S-Club Hobby: Reading Ambition: Architect Seniors Seniors ODESSA HANDLEY Dramatic Club, Homemaker Club Hobby: Dancing, Movies Ambition: Secretary KENNETH WARD Football, Dramatic Club Hobby: Dancing, Singing Ambition: Mechanic JOHN PATRICK HELM Basketball, S-Club Hobby: Billiards, Swimming Ambition: Pharmacy or Mechanic EMMA MARIE WRIGHT Dramatic Club, Y-Teens Hobby: Reading, Movies Ambition: Nurse BEATRICE FRANCES GOARD Athletic Club Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Nurse LEWIS HAMPTON TAYLOR Music Club, Sport Reporter Hobby: Swimming, Talking Ambition: Electrician ALFRED EMANUEL WINSTON Basketball, Football Hobby: Talking Ambition: Clerk Typist WANDA LEE STEED Dramatic Club, Athletic Club Hobby: Talking Ambition: Social Service Work ROSE MARIE DUNNIGAN Y-Teen, Glee Club Hobby: Basketball Ambition: Master in Music ELIZABETH KAY PERKINS Home Economics Club, Glee Hobby: Drawing, Dancing Ambition: Artist MARGARET LOU ISE JACKSON Dramatic Club, Y-Teens Hobby: Writing, Reading Ambition: Nurse ROSA JUAN ITA BYARS Glee Club Hobby: Singing Ambition: Music Instructor Club Seniors Seniors ROBERT A. REED Dramatic Club Hobby: Driving Ambition: Mechanic GLORIA LOUISE DAY Dramatic Club, Glee Club Hobby: Reading Ambition: Beautician EDYTH MARIE CARTER Y-Teens, Dramatic Club Hobby: Bicycling, Hiking Ambition: Social Service Agent JAMES HENRY ETHRIDGE Basketball, Football Hobby: Sports Ambition: Doctor ALBERT ALONZO ELDR IDGE Assist. Mgr. of Football Team Hobby: Hunting, Fishing Ambition: Bricklayer VIRGINIA LEE BARRETT Y-Teens, Journalism Club Hobby: Reading Ambition: Secretary ANDREW EDWARD MOSBY Football Service with the l3th Army Hobby: Movies Ambition: Lawyer V E T E B A N S at Philippine Islands GEORGE BURNETTE JOHNSON Athletic Club, Dramatic Club Services with the 8th Army Hobby: Singing, Talking at Yokohama, Japan Ambition: Business Administrator CHARLIE COLEMAN FLOYD Football, Track, Basketball Service with the U. S. Navy Hobby: Sports Ambition: Coach 7keme.' We few 7a 7fze Www Class Calendar wil? it it Senior Play ,.,..,, ....,,,7 A pril 23, l948 at 8:00 P. M. Junior-Senior Prommhas. .A.,.,a April 30th Class Night .,,,. S ,May l4th Class Sermons i,.. - s,s.,sss May 23rd Invitational Tea . ..aa May 23rd Commencement Exercises e,,..eee.....lss.,.... .............. S .. ,... .,.,,aa.......s,e S aMay 25th Commencement Speaker: Mr. G. W. Whiting, Dean of Bluefield State Teachers' College Bluefield, West Virginia Commencement Ball- ...e. s,s..,s, M ay 25th Class Motto ssses,ss .-.,.---lN TODAY ALREADY WALKS TO-MORROW Class Colors eee,.,.. ....cec N avy and White Class Flowers, es..,... ,...... . .Pink Carnation Class Poem ik iff iff FAREWELL TO SIMMONS By Ruth Helen Biggers, Wanda Lee Steed We are about to enter a new world. Old world, to you, farewell, we say. Of course, we will remember you When we have gone away. After four long years together Farewell isn't easy to say. But I must say that we are leaving After this commencement day. Farewell to Simmons and teachers And thanks for what you have done. We are grateful for your many deeds, From the largest to the smallest one 'ik il? dir Class Song Tune: Auld Lang Syne By Ruth Helen Biggers O parting time has come for us And we're about to go. Of course we hate to think of leaving, dear Old Simmons High. Dear school we'll ever think of you Where ever we may roam. We'lI always think of Simmons High as the finest school at home Class History We began our high school career in the month of September 1944. We were divided into three sections with the enrollment of 103. The sponsors were: Mrs. Bertha J. Washington-section one, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Vaughan-section two, Mrs. Ottrus B. Dickerson--section three. We were represented in the Miss Homecoming by Miss Peggy Watlington who was crowned Miss Simmons . ln our sophomore year which was also an enjoyable one, we were divided into two sections with Mrs. Ottrus B. Dickerson and Mrs. Elizabeth S. Holmes as our sponsors. ln the latter part of the year, we lost one of our sponsors Mrs. Dickerson who resigned and joined the Aracoma Teaching Staff. Mrs. Moselle Giles succeeded her. Arelia Abercrombie, Gloria Day, Veatrice Goard, Daisy Simmons, Reba Watkins, and Rosa Wright came to us as new members. We were represented in the Miss Home- coming Drive by Miss lrene Walker who was an attendant to Miss Sim- mans . One of the gala affairs of the year was sponsored by our class, the St. Patrick Dance. We were also represented on the varsity team by: Wright Blake, James Ethridge, John Helm, James Scott, and William Wil- Iiams. ln our junior year we achieved even greater heights. We were di- vided into two sections under the sponsorship of Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes and Mrs. Bertha J. Washington. We were represented in athletics by: James Ethridge, Alfred Winston, and Rudolph Johnson. Lola White was awarded a prize for being the best ladylike student in the school. Early in September of 1947 our senior year began. We were divided into two sections again with Mrs. Bertha J. Washington and Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes as our sponsors. We were represented in athletics by the same boys. Our contestants for the Pepsi Cola scholarship contest were: Danielle Bowles, Edyth Carter, and Lola White. We were represented in the Miss Homecoming drive by Miss Wanda Steed who was crowned Miss Simmons . ln the month of October 1947 a lovely student, Margaret Campbell, came to our class from Delaware, Ohio. She was active in dramatics, radio and assembly programs. She returned home on account of ill health and passed in December. We sincerely regret her passing. Each year we have won honors in every phase of the school activities and have also carried a high scholastic average. We shall leave Simmons with cherished thoughts of an honorable school. Edyth Carter Mildred McLemore Lola White P0et9s Corner Original Poems From English Department WONDERING Wonder what's in life for me. When I become a man, Will I be known for great deeds, Or will misfortune be my plan? Wonder if l'll play the part To invent, discover, or build, These are thoughts within my heart That someday I hope be full filled. Now I'm eager to become a mon, I often sit and ponder I'm striving hard as I can To avoid Wondering, but I wonder. . . . . Fred Parks THE ROAD OF RIBBON The road was like a ribbon at night Gleaming for miles and miles In the pole moon light. Going on and on to distant lands Giving service to every man. Gleaming like a ribbon in some small child's hair Just roaming on without never a care. The road was bright with a gleam from the moon Making it look like a flower in bloom Shining like a ribbon so tiny and small Giving service to one and all. Going places, doing things, seeing what others may never see. . . . . Fay Davis SNOWFLAKES Like soft wisps of cotton, The snowflakes fell into wintry night, Each tiny crystal glistening In the fading moonlight. Soon the ground was covered With a carpet-like coat of snow. The night became silent, And the wind began to blow. Flurries of snow blew this way and that, Breezes of silver dust. Over the head and under the feet, The beautiful white snow brushed. The snow covered the world And the earth was blessed, For now it seemed like A haven of complete rest. . . . Evelyn Barrett LOVE Without you, it's like the sea without water, lt's like a sky without it's blue, lt's like a home without a family, That's what it's like without you. At night when the stars are shining above, lt is you that I am thinking of. You're in my arms so it seems, But it all ends up to be a dream. When a boy and girl meet with a smile And are greeted with a hug, Then life has begun to be worth-while, lt leads to one thing, and that is love. . . . Levi Burs 25 Wh09s Who In The Senior Class Best Dressed Boyolwo . Best Dressed Girl ss,...s. Neatiest Boys ss.ss,ss, . Neatiest Girl. .,.,sss. Craziest Girl ssss,, ilrsirilr oo,.o,,,L.William Mosby s-.--.L-,.-----Thelma Banks o,,,.-.--George B. Johnson ,,,-o,-,,,eLouise Wood Florence Davenport Craziest Boy sssss,......,,s,o,,,, ,,,s.,,,. K enneth Ward Smartest Boy ...s..,.....,,-..v,,.sv, ...s,.,.. J ohn Helm Most Likely to Succeed .s..,o. ,,s.,. s.o.. . . ..,,., Edyth Carter Best Liked Girl ,.,..,s,...s.s.o..,.eo . ......sses,v,.s,oo.,..,,,... o..... R uth Biggers Best Liked Boy .e..,....,,..L,..,......., ,.....s...s....,........ ss,ee.......,. L evi Burs Handsomiest Boy .,., Tlnf,-,Al.y .ss... 15 -etlfiuz ...e,o., s..,., . .Albert Mitchell Most Petite Girl ...... .....,e,o Best Boy Athlete .e,.....,,o Best Girl Athlete ,o.,,,...oo,.. Most Musical Person eLe.eo .- Best Actor sse.Y . o.,..,oc..,,..s Best Actress o,., so e,oe e,.o.s Tallest Girls ,sooo S. Tallest Boy ,.,.see..L.e...... Shyiest Person ..o.s,s,s,....o. Most Ladylike Girl .s..,,., Best Dancing Couple ,,.., Class Glamour Boy ....,.s. Class Glamour Girl ,,s..... Best Speaker .,es. L ....,..,... Most Vivacious Girl .,..,s. The Class Gossiper ....,,o The Class Dictator s,,.. Class Clown, s.,. , s...,,.., Class Crooner ,,s,.........,,.. Most Cooperative Girl o,ee.o ,---.Margaret Wicks ...... James Ethlridge v,.-,o,s,,,sRuth Simms .ooosssssseee,,v. Lloyd Davis Rudolph Henderson ---,-,...,-.--Gloria Day so,,o,,woWanda Steed ,...., L L,e,L,.,,. James Scott L,--,s,s,e--,-,----LLo-s-,-TheIma Jefferson S soo,, i.Anna Powell ---,,..W.EtheI Dillard and Kenneth Ward Carter -,,o,-,,----------s,-,-.Lola White ,L-----Danille Bowels ,-----L,Ernestine Terry v,,-----Veatrice Goard ,.-,-e-Remona Maples -,e,----,WeRobert Reed ---,--Rudolph Johnson ------,Wilma Booker Most Cooperative Boy ..o,.e . ...eo,e,..,A,......s...s,,,..oo.....,...... Fredrick Parks Most Noted for Jewelry soeee.. ...,so.os,.....,Ass,v.soooo,,s,,.....,...,......osso L ila Baker Most Modest .Ae............,.s... ..,,,e.. E lizabeth Perkins and Virginia Barrett Class Financier ...s....,....., .....,.o......eee,,.,...e........,,.......,s,. W right Blake Class Nightingale .v...., ........se......,....s,,.....ss....... Ge raldine Davis Opera Singer .......L.... ......,,,., J uanita Byars Class Busybody ,.........e..,... ,....... W illiam Williams The President .....,,........... ......,., J ames Johnson Most Mannerable Boy ....s,,. .,,.,,. T haddeus Ware Class Filibuster .e..... .,....... . .,,,,,,... L ewis Taylor Class Baby .....,,.,....,... ..,,,,.,..,s,,,,,...o - A, ,,-...,, Doris Smith CLASS OPINION BY Virginia Barrett George B. Johnson At The Bier it it Sir Dearly beloved, it was the deceased's dying wish that this last will and testament be produced and read at this time, and this place. We the class of l948, in sound mind and healthy physique, do make this our last will and testament. Each article here described is bequeathed severally to the below mentioned individuals according to the terms of this will and testament. We hereby declare all previous promises to pay, wills or testaments made by this class as null and void. We hereby appoint as sole administrator of this will, our principal, to administer this will and testament as he sees best: I, Anna Powell, do bequeath my unique ballroom dancing ability to Bertha White. l, Wanda Steed, do bequeath my ability to get along with the male population of this institution to Joan Winston. I, Thelma Banks, do bequeath the rest of my dancing lessons with William Williams to Ramona Vinson. I, Wright Blake, do bequeath my ability to get up at 8:44 and get to school at 8:45 to Carolyn Carter. I, Arelia Abercrombie, do bequeath my ability to understand Mr. Rob- inson's questions to Jo Delores Holmes. I, Lloyd Davis, leave my ability to play a piano to Homer Jackson. We, Margaret Clark and Lila Baker, leave our glamorous gait to Ernestine Choice, and Bessie Casey. I, Juanita Byars, do bequeath my girlish figure to Dorothy Lee Saunders. I, James Johnson, leave my flashy shirts to Vachel Medley. I, Geraldine Davis, leave my ability to sing popular songs to Barbara Turner. I, Andrew Mosby, bequeath my masculine handsomeness to Charles Wood. I, Edyth Carter, leave my ability to argue with Mr. Thomas to Joan Hicks. I, Wilma Booker, do bequeath my ability as welcoming agent in our school to any other shy council member. I, Rose Dunnigan, bequeath all the slightly used gum under seat number 5 in the first row of room 4 to whoever sits there next year. I, Doris Smith, leave Geraldine Bloxson under the care of the present senior sponsors. I, Owens Carter, leave Pauline Kimbro to Donald Creel. I, Dora Pennix, leave my appetite to all those who rob the cafeteria of edibles each noon. I, Rudolph Henderson, leave my name, Hotshot, to Robert Taylor. I, James Scott, do bequeath my height to Dale Rogers. We, Kenneth Ward and Albert Mitchell, bequeath our old Class Cut- ting to Billy Harris and David Grant. I, John Helm, do bequeath my suave, masculine charm to Neal Dues. I, Gloria Day, do bequeath my red hair to Constance Agee. We, Fred Parks, Thaddeus Ware, Alfred Winston, Lewis Taylor and Eugene Brandom, leave our membership in the S Club to Sylvester Blox- son, Robert Bonner, Eugene Winston, Preston Smith, and Lloyd Dickerson, I, Lola White, bequeath my ability as a speaker to Jeanette Price. I, Ethel Dillard, do bequeath my ability to get my French by fair or foul means to Aubrey Courts. I, Rudolph Johnson, do bequeath my musical voice to George Lane. We, Margaret Wicks and George B. Johnson, do bequeath our favorite seats in the office to James Scott and Rosie Simmons. I, Lewis Taylor, do bequeath my drum sticks and the knowledge of how to use them to Thomas Carter, Jr. l, Ramona Maples, do bequeath my feminine poise to Maggie Baker. I, Mildred McLemore, bequeath my talent for being boisterous to Omega Hamlin. I, Ernestine Terry, bequeath my hair styling to Carrie Yancy. I, Robert Reed, bequeath my English books to our successors. I, Elizabeth Perkins, do bequeath my ability to play basketball to Bernice Peyton. I, Ruth Simms, bequeath my Re-Bops of glasses to Marie Brandom. I, Louise Wood, bequeath my gorgeous suits to Evelyn Barrett. I, Emma Wright, leave to Marlene Diggs my favorite tube of lipstick. I, James Ethridge, leave my position as captain of the football team to Bob Kurtz. I, Veatrice Goard, do leave sincere best wishes to the entire student body. We, Danille Bowels and Margaret Jackson, bequeath our quietness to Edith Randolph and Eunice Ware. To the Chemistry class and it's instructor Florence Davenport bequeath her chemistry book. I, Odessa Handley, do bequeath my ability to be noticed to Doris Vaughan. I, Cleo Bonner, do bequeath my model height to Cleo Day. I, Levi Burs, do bequeath my excess weight to Robert Taylor. I, Virginia Barrett, bequeath my New Look figure to Beatrice Conner. l, Thelma Jefferson, bequeath my ability to be well disciplined to Vir- ginia White. The Senior Class bequeath the public address system to Mr. John D. Parks. The Class of 48 leaves to the entire student body their mistake to profit by: their successes to imitate. To our devoted Principal and Faculty we leave our best wishes for con- tinued success. By Edyth Carter Arelia Abercrombie Ethel Dillard -A 'A l l'xWwSm.,,.,, SNA ll0TS J v , 'VM' bww'-3'Qff' WM QW QQ 'gl 2 5 ' w. ' ,+vWN,, N A XA. Q. X, ,qQM.XMx, W M., gf V D .,. E.E:i,E qzqbiliz :.t,:E:, z E ,. in 3 ii QQ .. . 'X 2,9 A . 9. .,i.,,t X , www ,P MQ ff:jfEf-f- 2,14 ,yqv ig ik sNAPsll0Ts ig ig? 30 WIl0'S WIIO llth Grade Section I Class Sponsor, Mrs. Senorita C. McGhee Most Popular Boys s......,. .,,.....,ss,,o e David Grant Most Popular Girl ,ss,w ,s,ss ,,,ss Best Boy Scholastically ooro.,,o Best Girl Scholastically ooo,s.v. Best Dancer--Boy. A ,,o, . Best Dancer-Girl, Y. .,.v., . oooo,,ooooo,,ooo,o,,o. Most Handsome e,ss.,,. ce----.Geraldine Bloxson ---,-,Nathaniel Joyce , .,,.,s Evelyn Barrett ., ,,,..s.., ..,,.,...,s,,.se.s.,. D avid Grant Geraldine Bloxson u-,--Homer Jackson, Wendell Diggs Cutest Girl ,.,,, .,s.e, .,,..,.,,,,,e. , , .,,.,,,,,ee,,,, E velyn Barrett Best Athletesss, . .e,,,,e,,.,......,,,,e,..,,ee aBilly Harris Most Athletic Girl s,,eeee, ceee,.ceece,,e F ay Davis Most Mannerly Boy s..,... ,....,.... N athaniel Joyce Most Mannerly Girl s..e,, Best Dressed Girl ,ee,,e,,e Beatrice Christian Geraldine Bloxson Best Dressed Boy ev,,,eee,, ......., . ..,,ee B illy Harris Neatest Girl ..............,..... .,..........................D... . Joan Hicks Most Cooperative Girl ,,,.... - ....,e....,eee.,,,....,... Geraldine Bloxson Most Cooperative Boy-- Neatest Boy ..,...,........... .,,--...David Grant, Nathaniel Joyce ,- ...,,..,.e...,e...,........,. Horner Jackson Eleventh Grade Section Sponsor, Mr. John D. Parks President ,... , Vice-President, Secretaryn ,, 7 Treasurer. so Mae Terry Laurita Saunders Carolyn Tate Blanche Peaks Helena Collier Elizabeth White Sylvester Bloxson Edith Randolph James Scott Gracie Walker Louise Johnson OFFICERS so Ollie Simpson ccPaza Anderson .cc,,Vyetta Rogers ,cMr. J. D. Parks Frances Lemons Edward Redd Harris Minns George Lane Robert Nesbitt Thomasina Oakley Rosie Simmons Dale Rogers Robert Kurtz Edna Pennix Il 10th Grade Class Section I Sponsor, Mrs. E. D. Vaughn The lOth Grade Section I under the sponsorship of Mrs. E. D. Vaughan had an enrollment of 39 in September 1947. We have two great boys from our section on the basketball team who made first team in person of Dallas Calander and Thomas Wicks. These boys will some day make history lthey hopel. There are twelve outstanding members from our class who are in the band. We are making all plans for our Sophomore Ball which promises to be a gala affair. We are to return the invitation extended to the class by the sophomores of DuBois. Our representative to the Student Council is Napoleon Byars. Our class officers are: President ......,..... ....... E rnestine Choice Vice President ....... ............ I rene Jones Secretary ......... ........... D orothy Saunders Treasurer ........ ......... M rs. E. D. Vaughan . . . .Dorothy Saunders 10th Grade Class Section Il Sponsor, Mr. E. H. Diggs The Tenth Grade Section ll Class under the sponsorship of Mr. E. H Diggs started out in September I947 with 36 members, 18 girls and l8 boys Our officers are as follows: Eva Bonner... ..s...... s...,. P resident Mary Medley .,... sss,,A.,,..,..,........s,ss,,ss,s Secretary E. H. Diggs ssss.ss..sss......A.,sss...................,.. Treasurer Rebecca Medley ,.ccs.c, Chairman of Program Comm. Romana Vinson D,cc,,Dc,,c.,.c,.,.................. Class Editor Constance Agee ...,. . c,sD,. ,cc,cc,s.,....... Class Reporter MEMBERS CGIRLSJ Constance Agee Rebecca Medley Howard Barrett Eve Bonner Ruth Medley Walter Gilmore Betty Goard Francis Miller Wm. Haskins Helen Harris Pauline ThompkinsRobert Jackson Louise Johnson Kathleen Reed Orizelle Jenkins Nannie Kyle Romana Vinson Charles Jones Mary Medley June Smith Robert Jones MEMBERS KBOYSJ Robert Ledwell Melvin Macon Wm. Maxie Wm. Nance James Perry Emory Taylor Eugene Taylor Class average' 2.0. Highest average individually, Eva Bonner, 3.0. Ninth Grade Section I Sponsor, Mrs. R. S. Gilliam Lois Buster Doris Hyde Carrie Yancy Claudia Hale Pearl Ethridge Doris Vaughan Othella Hale Pauline Kimbro James Lewis Andrew Lindsey James Hicks Cleola Day Levi Stauton Frank Lucas Wilbert Watkins Anna Lay Chris- Willie Washington Leo Ruth topher Charles Lee Towns Maxine Mosley Rose Nae Batey James Anderson Omega Hamlin Thazelle Biggers Joe Henderson Joan Conley Dorothy Booker Lloyd Dickerson Beaunie Gilmore Geraldine Miller James Daniels Marie Brandon Dorothy Wood Cleo Smith Marlene Diggs Audrey Crayton Neal Dues Mary Jane Stokes Bobby Gean Scott Charles Thornton Joyce Claytor Ninth Grade Section II Sponsor, Mr. Leon A. Saunders Joan Winston John Shepherd Henry Davenport Philip Hart Kermit Edwards Eunice Ware Donald Creel Vera Dickerson Jethro Kendrick Curtis Diggs Edward Yancy Thaddeus Redd Jack Davis Thelma Connor Delmo Coles Shirley Carter Richard Branham Betty Carter Marvin Smith Norma Grant Delletha Parks Johnny Edwards William Lendsey Dewitt Bowels Roy Harris James Gilmore Carey Jones Russel Carter Thomas Carter Herbert Kimbro Eugene Smith Preston Smith James Smith Percy Taylor Thomas Baker Bernice Payton Kathleen Steed Willie Mae Banks Jeanette Price Juanita Prieto Daniel Biggers Hadley Rogers The Eighth Grade Sponsor, Mrs. Bertha D. Woods Our class began in September with twenty members. Since that time we have had five withdrawals leaving an enrollment of fifteen. We have two sub-honor students in our class, Curtis Brady with an av- erage of 3.7 and Carole Carter 3.6. Our class had the highest scholastic record for the first semester. No student made below a D average for the first semester. The class has participated in the following activities: A radio program and two chapel programs. We have added a set of Encyclopedias, The Wonderland of Knowl- edge , three dictionaries, and twenty-five new books to our classroom library this year. CLASS OFFICERS: President ...................................... Clean Davenport V. President ........ ....... B etty Williams Secretary .................... ...... C arole Carter Assistant Secretary .............................. Lucile White The Class President is our representative on the Student Council. The 7th Grade Class Sponsor, Miss E. F. Wood The members of the seventh grade Class have enjoyed a very successful school year under the leadership of Miss E. F. Wood, our class sponsor. The Class has stressed honesty, hard work, fair play, courtesy, good manners and perseverance, since they are guide-posts to good character. We were very happy to present the first radio program for the school year the theme being Good Citizenship , and at our chapel hour Rev. N. G. Harris, pastor of First Baptist Church, Montgomery, W. Va., was our guest speaker. His address was a master piece. Shirley Newman represented the class in the band. Leading in scholastic averages for the year were Thomas Diggs, Wm. Giles, Ruby Davis, Doris Peters, Freddie Riley, Roymond Wallace, Shirley Ann Stokes. CLASS OFFICERS: President W .... . ..,..... . ............... ....... T homas Diggs Vice President.. .... .-.-..Freddie Riley Secretary.. ........ ....... ..A.....,. R uby Davis Assistant Secretarys... ....... Eugene Austin Program Chairman ....... .,.... S hirley Stokes Social Chairman .... ....s... Wm. Giles 7923 mf I ry Q PNN Q L .QQ . ,, .4 Q 0 i V' 25 A ,Puff ' ' 3 X '-ILA V . - A' X LAX? Milf? 0 W i 1' 7 Y 1' ' W! f 'P Qi' JI N , s Q X Jw' : N , tx I7 IR. M X' vs so ,K M V I .v in X X-X 4 Q5 X. HETIVITIES if Miss 66Panther And Attendants On the nite of Oct. 23, I947 Miss Wanda Steed was crowned Miss Panther and Misses Pauline Kimbrough and Irene Jones were honored as her attendants at the football game between Lincoln High of Hinton and Simmons. Each one of the ladies is very charming and pleasant. They are very popular among the students and are also loved by their teachers. The occasion was brilliant in every respect. The game was exciting and spectacular. The event was beautiful and enjoyable. The game ended with a score of l4 to 7 in favor of Lincoln. Band Boosters Club Front row: L. to R. Miss Willa Mae Wicks, chairman of Activity Com- mittee, Mr. William High, Treasurer, Mrs. Emma L. Carter, Secretary. Back row L. to R. Mrs. Mary High, Vice President and Mrs. Lucy Clark, President. Absent when picture was made, Mrs. Pearl Calander, Assistant Sec'y. The Band Boosters Club was organized in March l947 and the above officers were elected. The officers of this club have had a very successful year and with the cooperation of other members have been able to put over some worthwhile projects. The most outstanding project was the raffling off of a I947 Chevrolet car on June 2, With the proceeds of this project uniforms have been pur- chased for the entire band. The members of the Band Booster Club sincerely appreciate the co- operation of the following persons who served on the raffling committee of the car. Chairman, Mr. John Robinson, Mr. William High, Mr. John Parks, Mr. Thomas D. Carter, Mr. Lois Washington, Mr. Edgar Saunders, Mr. James Holmes, Mr. William Cloyboon, Mr. Ebersole Buster, Mr. Ernest Odin, Mr. Hobert Hale, Mr. Dave Ragland, Mr. Floyd Booker, Mr. Charley Jones, Mr. Melvin Turner, Mr. William Taylor, Mr. E. R. Hamlin, Mr. Edward Noard and Mr. Beverly Shepherd. Again may we thank the above committee, the teachers of Simmons High School, the parents and patrons who have worked faithfully with us in this our first year with the Band Boosters Club. ' Mrs. Emma L. Carter, Sec'y. BAND Director, Mr. B. H. Shepherd TRUMPETS Smith, James Anderson, Donald Smith, Marvin Jones, Lorita Evans, Helen Edwards, Kermit CLARINETS Abercrombie, Herbert Newman, Shirley Davenport, Cleon Riley, Alice SAXAPHON ES - ALTO Jones, Robert Lucas, Frank SAXAPHONES C MELODY Edwards, Kenneth BARITONE Callander, Dallas Scott, James BASSES Agee, Bernard Winston, Shelby DRUMS, SNARE Robinson, Edward Carter, Thomas Taylor, Lewis DRUM, BASS Wallace, Staunton CYMBAL Wore, Unice DRUM MAJOR Wilkerson, Joseph DRUM MAJ ORETTES Saunders, Dorothy Lee Hugh, Doris Kimbro, Pauline Carter, Carole Diggs, Marlene COLOR BEARERS Clark, Margaret Dunigan, Rose M. Silnmnns Band, Rah! Bah! The Student Council Sponsor, Mrs. Senorita C. McGhee Our Student Council has as its President, James Johnson. The representatives from various classes have been quite cooperative in all projects. The Council is aiming next year to sponsor more activities. Seen in the picture are Lola White, Geraldine Bloxson, Robert Ledwell, Pearl Ethridge, James Scott, David Grant, Wilma Booker, the president and sponsor. Girls' Athletic Club Sponsor, Mrs. S. C. McGhee Most people find truth in the statement, a beautiful body is pleasing to the eye. That is why we, the girls at Simmons take pride in the honor of participating in physical activity. When l write the word beautiful l don't mean the version Hollywood fashion designers. Most of us couldn't be beautiful in those terms, no matter how hard we tried. l mean the beauty gained by the development of our physical features. Mrs. Senorita McGhee, as director of the girl's physical education de- partment expresses a desire to develop a more well rounded program in the future. Geraldine Davis Reporter 25,3 t . six Q Um Y nf Typing Club Sponsor, Mr. E. H. Diggs l The Typing Club was organized at the beginning of the second semester with five students enrolled. The work of this club has been of practical value to the enrollees, this club also affords some of the students, having difficulty in their regular typing class, to do remedial interest in this club, The following students are enrolled in this club: GEORGE B. JOHNSON GERALDINE DAVIS MARGARET CLARK THELMAS BANKS EDYTH CARTER MARGARET WICKS PEARL ETHRIDGE WILMA BOOKER Brotherhood Program On Feb. ll, l948 a Brotherhood Program sponsored by the Civic Com- mittee of Montgomery, Dr. R. A. Meode, President, was held in our audi- torium. It was most impressive and one of inspiration. lt was as follows: Opening remarks, James Johnson, Pres. of the Student Council, Prayer by George Lane, a member of the Junior Class, Response, Lord, I Seek Thee Heavy Laden, after which Holy, Holy, Holy, was sung by the congregation. Mr. John H. Robinson, Principal of Simmons High School was presented by the President of the Student Council, James Johnson. Mr. Robinson stated in his introductory remarks that he believed that tomorrow will bring a better day. Bill Zucchurs, Pres., of Montgomery High School presented the pro- gram. Barbara Hamrich, member of the Sophomore Class, of Montgomery High School sang Trees by Joyce Kilmen, she was accompanied by Jane Rutherford. The evolution has to come. The youth of today, the citizen of tomorrow believe that intelligence, understanding and cooperation will help to bring about this evolution. Ben White, member of the Student Council of Montgomery High School, sang America the Beautiful. James Johnson, President of Simmons High School Student Council, presented Mr. Beverly Shepherd, who directed the band while they played ldle Fancy CSerenadeJ by Harold Bennett. After this well played selection, Dr. R. A. Mead, President of the N. A. A. C. P. delivered remarks that were most commendable. Dr. Mead stated that he is hoping that the Brotherhood Program will become an annual event. This is a day that we shall remember at Simmons. We hope that the classes that follows l948 will keep this spirit of Brotherhood awake in America a land of the free for all. Glee Club Sponsors, Mr. B. H. Shepherd, Mrs. E. D. Vaughan Just as music is all about us, so do we need it many times. There are many uses of music, to enliven our activities, to add beauty or gayety or solemnity to certain occasion, to enrich our minds and hearts, and to give us understanding. Music has the power to take us out of our everyday selves into a world of the spirit, of pure thoughts, of happiness, of sympathy, of fun, of aspiration, and to bring us back again refreshed and better able to do our work in the world. The Glee Club of Simmons High School is striving to bring to the school the highest type of music. We are already making plans for Commence- ment and the musical Festival to be held in May. President .............,.......................... Geraldine Davis Secretary ......., ......... R amona Maples Director ............ ...... M r. B. H. Shepherd Accompanist ........ ...... M rs. E. D. Vaughan Ili GGY99 Club Sponsor, Mr. E. H. Diggs WY99 Teens Club Sponsor, Mrs. E. S. Holmes Athletics it wir wir Athletics is one of the most effective experiences in the life of a youth. It develops within the participant high standards of sportsmanship. ln the fall of 1944, our class athletic career began. With Coach Robert Harris as our tutor, we boasted the following members of our class as varsity men, football: James Johnson and Rudolph Johnson, basketball: James Ethridge. ln basketball, the varsity won the championship of the Eastern Section and third place in the State Tournament. ln our sophomore year, James Scott, William Williams, John Helm, Wright Blake, and James Ethridge, bore the responsibility of defending the purple and gold on the basketball court. We considered this quite an honor for mere sophomores. This opportunity was brought about when many of the varsity men were called to the service of our country. Again James Johnson and Rudolph Johnson represented us upon the gridiron. James Johnson, Rudolph Johnson, Kenneth Ward, Fred Parks, Thaddeus Ware, Alfred Winston, Eugene Brandon, Rudolph Henderson, Owens Carter, and James Ethridge, were the class football heroes during our junior year. These stalwart knights of the gridiron helped the varsity to establish a sea- sonal record of seven games won and three games lost out of a ten-game schedule. The same boys who represented us on the basketball court dur- ing our sophomore year, continued to represent us in our junior year. This year the varsity again won the championship of the Eastern Section. Our senior year brought us additional football heroes in the persons of Albert Mitchell and Andrew Mosby. In basketball, Alfred Winston was added. JAMES ETHRIDGE, '48 Athletic Director F00'l'BALL C Mr. Henry Lee Thomas, Mr. F. O BASKETBALL DRAMATICS Sponsor, Mrs. B. J. Washington SCENES FROM Smoky Rides Again - Miss Jimmy Miss Jimmy, will be presented on May 6, 1948 at 8200 P. M., in the Simmons School Auditorium. The cast of characters is: Louise, a sophomore at Brier Mountain College for Women-Margaret Clark. Florence, her roommate-Wilma Booker. Catherine, a junior, living across the hall-Margaret Wicks, Doris, her freshman roommate-Gloria Day. Harriet, a senior who lives next door-Edith Carter. Droopy, the colored man of all work-Robert Reed. Miss Watkins, Dean of Brier Mountain College for Women-Lola White. Jimmy, a stray junior from the State University--James Scott, ll lthl. Prof. Frazier, Rhodes scholar and instructor in English-George Lane. The understudies are: Wanda Steed, Danielle Bowles, Geraldine Davis, George Johnson, Nathaniel Joyce, Rudolph Johnson, Virginia Barrett, Ra- mona Maples and Arelia Abercrombie. SMOKEY RIDES AGAIN lA one act Playl The following seniors played the roles of the above named play: Rudolph Henderson, Rudolph Johnson, John Helm, James Scott, Kenneth Ward, William Williams, George Lane, James Ethridge, Alfred Winston, and Fred Parks. Home-Makers of America Sponsor, Mrs. R. S. Gilliam Practical Arts and Crafts Sponsor, Mr. John D. Parks P. T. A. Association l do not ask of any man alive That he knows all the answers. I only ask a great caring- About what happens to human beings and their hopes And then l ask of myself as much as another. --Bona ro W. Overst reet These words express simply and completely the spirit that animated our Founders of the Parent-Teacher Association and the spirit that should be the motivation for all we do today. We need to care greatly about human beings and their hopes. We need to care greatly about the heritage we are leaving for our children. We need to care about these things greatly enough to see to it that our children have a normal home life, that they have abundant educational opportunities, that their physical, mental, and spiritual health is of the best, that they shall be trained to assume responsibility when their turn comes, that they love with a great and abiding love all that is meant by American democracy and work to make it a reality here in this country and elsewhere. We must care enough to make certain that we will not allow in our communities the kind of conditions which make many of our precious young people offenders against the law, that never again will we have a lost generation of eager youth who find that society has little use for their energy and ambitions. Let us extend our great caring for all children, so that together they may be ready and able to create a better world out of what is left of the old one. For a half century, the National Congress of Parent and Teachers has had a great caring for the individual child in the individual home and for all children, all homes, all schools every where. Never was there greater need for intelligent and vigorous action. Are you ready to meet the challenge? The great challenge of today, for parents and teachers is three fold: Let us strive earnestly and unceasingly to make this earth a place where homes may be established in peace and where children may grow to matur- ity without fear. Equally important, let us take upon ourselves the task of educating young people for their responsibilities as of a united world. And in our own communities as well as on a national scale, let us give serious consideration to those social problems that tend to disintegrate the home. If we can meet this challenge we shall bring to fulfillment the ideals and principles envisioned by our organization.. We shall be performing services of incalculable value to our own dear ones, to our communities, to our country and to the world. The officers who have served during the year are: Mrs. Regina Lawr- ence, president, Mrs. Beatrice Wood, Vice President, Miss E. F. Wood, Secre- tary, Miss Katherywe Brown, Asst. Secretary, Mrs. Mozelle Giles, Chairman of the Program Committee, Mr. Hobart Hale and Mr. Earle Diggs, Co- chairmen of the Membership Committee, Mrs. Senorita McGhee, Social and Budget Committee, and Rev. Austin, Publicity Committee. Mrs. Regina Lawrence, Pres. Rev. PATBONS PARENTS PATRONS and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ethridge Meridth White Mr. W. P. Carter Mrs. Alease Maples Mr. and Mrs. Austin McLemore Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Clark Rev. and Mrs. Frank Dillard Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bowles Mr. and Mrs. 'Dock Steed Mr. and Mrs. Oliver D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Millard Barrett Rev. and Mrs. Eph Handley. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Day N. T. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Banks Mr. and Mrs. Egypt Abercrombie Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Byars Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Biggers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Burs Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Frank Terry Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith Mr. Nolan Simms Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Goard Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Powell Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wright Mr. and Mrs. Wade Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ware PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Green Mr. and Mrs. M. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. O. Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kemp Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown and Mrs. Latta Miss Florence Diggs Miss Elizabeth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard Mrs. Betty Langhorn Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Johnson Mrs. Virginia Shannon Mrs. Clara Grant Mr. Willis Hamlin Miss Edyth Carter Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Woods Mr. Wayman G. Hamilton Mr. George Carter Mr. Richard Carter Mr. Fred Washington Mr. James Terry,k Conley Hotel-Phone: 50 Mr. and Mrs. O. M.lJones Mrs. Mary Terry Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Haskin James Dean Percy Jones G. W. Howard Hall J. W. Rosenthan J. A. Cracio and Mrs. R. V. Peppers and Mrs. James Kyle Bill Martin C. G. Lewis Thomas Floyd Dickerson A. Nelson Annabelle Dickerson Sarah Shatfner Fern Early Juanita Choice and Mrs. George Wilkerson and Mrs. McVernon Godfrey Ola Mimms Sylvia M. Diggs y Q and Mrs. S. M. Jackson Annie Kimbrough W. J. Johnson 4 and Mrs. Norman Carrington and Mrs. Guy Jones and Mrs. James Harris Charlie Floyd Willie Brisco Mr. Mose Johnson Mr. Rheuben Peatlon Mr. Colbert Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonner Mr. Buck Logan Mr. Clyde Hardy Mr. Clarence Haywood Mr. Lee Banks Mr. and Mrs. Paul Calvert Mr. and Mrs. James White Mr. Russell Mitchell Mrs. Emma Mitchell Miss Bernice Terry Mr. James Sheely Mr. Keaster Mr. Louis Hall Mrs. Lillie Hall Mr Mr. s. Pearl Walker Jimmie Rodgers Mr. George H. Bradley Mrs. Della Hamlin Mr. Lucille Booker Mr. and Mrs. Thedora Walker Mr. Conaway Garven Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jordan Mr. B. J. Perkins Mr. W. B. Cabell Mrs. Ardella Oakley Mr. Edward Oakley Mrs. Adell Jones Mr, William Haskin, Sr. Mr. Robert Ledwell, Jr. Mrs. Lether Steed Mr. Isaac Evans, Jr. Mrs. Alice B. Washington Mr. and Mrs. John Reed Mr. George Akridge Mr. Philip Peyton Mr. Robert L. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Ison Reynolds Miss Josie Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Willie Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Edward Board Mr. and Mrs. A. 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