Thomas C Walker School - Eagle Yearbook (Gloucester, VA)

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STUDENTS Salutatorian Joan Stokes ©lores Dediaond Valedictorian Elouise Gaylas ,UC»i! Nathaniel Cooke iinWHH '

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Five years ago a croon n r • , school, very excited and imid ' 2 Th ?irls entg red m l!5j agmary one. imd Thls day seemed only wor Lf hoS SitSf a o£ S so ng ° ,Jr3elTCS to °ur shoo “ Miss ly S year was « ■ Our sponsors were b ' ls , ;, v .i • ■ - r L ' 3 ! 133 111 the near future During this period of tXf , - t,uttsr “» r. V,. L Taylor Queen of hay. 3h e also or“nef£ s f see b y now we were very acti ve sTt ,L 3™ cm or J 163 ’ for we had learn the funL h ?°? ” ork ani school 01 sl:f ool life. Our rnroll JnT™ 6 481 P™ceodures During our third yea- wMrh lort 7-four. very busy in preparing ojrs el ?1 L °“ r ,? ophraon ' : V we were lonal fields. Our spSnsoTwaJ Li and other vocat! this period of time we m, v « a tl ® s ' ydla M, Nutter. During ‘he D.H.A. and WcTf mT 8 P a «f=Sl was crowned Miss N.H A Ourtf 1 ' Doroth y Marie Locklev During our fourth year ® r ollment wa s thirty-six. making plans and prepLation r ye3r we were very busv we would soon haveTfxffthe L™ fUtUre For S jiSnMarbl 33 ? ffiC6rS Were chosen o ‘T ? Seni r StoS J 1Ce sident, Nathaniel clZ’ ? resident Ber in°ton treasure, James Shorter; and ChaSl J e 1 creta y dean »ft Our sponsor was Mrs Lola i ?? lain Mal in Wash¬ es crowned ueen of May. Sip Del ° reS Dedrao d r was during September, 1953 ' th J? nt was twenty-three. -rue. For we were of fi 0 11,, thai our dream finally cam. ;«.t is twent iirSL hced 3 ealors . -top to take stock as to what ha- V ®? r busy We often 0 hers who started out with V happ6ned to ti ' ie thirty-four feparf 6 fc ““ «hool depart, w e wish to thank each aii ®f bered by u s. How, as we wi’Lf tD this P” t hta.“in a” wh f. h “ helped i„ , though our paths divide 1 PDuoation. lather our education, or fill our lh ? ° f g ° forth to 016 Irainins 3 ool. 5 ' e w111 or for. have crossed the bay; the ocean lies before Sdith Clayborne . ?yy

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oAL ' JTATOHIM SPEECH Superintendent Forrest • m9 t suest have r se ° r =ible to travel. National paths pleasant Jd °u r natural joy at havir stone, the completion of t he Ulis , scholastic mil e - hoSi d s h t} f; sense is tnat no man walks alone P pr0(ih ing maturity, our reai i + ° thi so G Sr% our s £jr£s share 1 = oo t rss: ts a «r rlghtiy -™ Srioitr 51 md ai ays « the formative years tiredlessW fa ?’ nave see « us through the hearts S 1 ?X »£££ g£““; their Philoso hS! “ s themselves, S ex- »ur Sre f £J£“ tf S£S g “ The responsibility 0 r fhTV? g bands. Students tod fy stadv ° g9ns ™tio„ lies in their Prepared to face sita oa evante s » they Lr t praouoe and skill. t “ a thorough understanding I he 1951 a graduate faces a „ a ... £ i sdHSS - te 3 where they pleased w 9 Deen uuted the right U C ?i° r ° r ion of HuifSX t r “ 5 tate travel. T S N BVhta, the most far reaching ZLnl mm ■