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

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GXFI’GEIAH dl and struggle ' these years .e -2 partine the eaoh other This other we have learned to l ov ® asoirations. and, ambitions and aspara we linger a •“ ' ile end P h te we presentyea these, . in the same spirit as tney Since you • • » ““ “give ' yot this baby rattle to make , we present you this ca3r since you and « j ssr £ are can fly to see him. since rive you this watch of your « Sve you t4 little man since you .rl’s hoy friends. you like to give you this book since you rive you this mirror of you own Washington, we gi a mirror. looking at yoursei t o help we give you this song o ince you 1 e J ' ° ay gborrowing envelopes Tates, since you are package of enve- friend, we give you v „e give you this booVc on Ho™ to make love never had a :; oy tr en . and y QlJ r per- we give you this 5 b and always asking somebody to come +v.i 5 file to fil e y°ur “a “aSuys iting them ; of shTe £J £ £ fo wial , we give you this car so j , we give you this set of tires since yu 3 with flat tires dictionary since you don ' t know the meaning of them After $ years o: . about to leave have learned to love re difficult, paving 30 learned to f “Lt Sw we are about to part, may --3 of remembrance. will accept them i small tokens that you ull piven: To Geneva Brown, children, we P«se a To Edith Clayborne, we s o®e nois e. L s! are°always borrowing To Elouise Gayles, s0 far from . H. so you To Helen Lewis, we i you are always wearing 7 To Delores Graves, we are always after othe: To Joan Stokes, we i e 3 d novels • To Delores 1 since you are always To Estelle Whiting, sing H. W, on his wa; s I To Virginia I to write to your boy I lopes. I To Susie Toung, with boys since you To Dorothy Lockley, I mit since you are u I take you out. To Theadore Bartlei I finger nails smee yo- I To Robert Blueford ■ vour gi r l s wita yOU L - 9 To Robert Carter, 9 out your father s. UiHWH 1

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CaxSfSSu! 6 WUli MS basketball and walking ability to and her bLSbln’Sility rai ol ' Carolyn UOT enport and to Evelyn Stokes. ’ r oilvl s, and dancing ability Joseph Dedmond wills his quietne3s t j „ B „ G SL’iS s h L r 3 tal ’r s3 to musical ability to Edwin Jackson atS?. J ““. I)river and his oyd and Robert Booth. 3 atnelete ability to Willie Helen Lewis wills her c-s a Malvin Washington will! his abilSJ%n° da , ze - : ° oke . arie Blueford. ' ability to read shorthand to Dorothy Lock ley wills her tvm n.r ILn gStrJif “a ” S “ l9d - and her hair styles to Maty 01iris? g ablllty to Ere -tine Holmes rarian 1 ability t0 Ethel Jsan Brosm Ub- CLASS F® t Xve y ears ago, we entered high, tr ' Zr .TT a QOment 0f sad good to e T°? r! ““ f Uvitles lid our best, u. 1. b, a great success. We wi p- alwa ys think of you dear school no matter where we roam We will always think of you our facultv t-riougn we are far from home, v 3 bS 6 ? +h y s ° mtimes P rova untrue, Jat we, the class of 5jL have done our very best to place your name, Pear Training School, among the very best. oy ndath Clayborne p«.y« Ah-y-OnC . nr v

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