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

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Clas of 5k r a i f ve DEDICAT I 0 k It is with pride and appreciation that we, the class Of 1954, dedicate our yearbook, T BE EAGLE t0 th ° 3S Wh ° “ el,e -sponsible for our school Plant being what it is today. 0 ur sacred and aolem thoughts are with those who have gone on the Sr ° at aoiaew er ® instrumentaliats in the Held of education and human endeavor. We feel !UU Motion so that we .tight have the proper education and the opportunity for great¬ er aenlevements and that we may do so In tp(m quillity. We sincerely hope that the relatives and friends of those who made this supreme sacrifice will accept this dedication wit-h lon wltn the same spirit we present it, and along with it, our pro- -Ohnd assurance that those who helped have not done so in vain.

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S a S Stt ty WhiCh has chan sed tremene S ® etter opportunities are being S S 1 °J-° CC V ti0nS throu § h0 the Uni A + Success is yours if you w ’d anri beC ° me WCl1 trained in thefiel d and your reward is success. Succ ured in terms of monetary value b tappiness which you are able to obtain u your knowledge to work and reap ait you as a result of helping others, ccessful journey down the path to suc ( ocean lies before us.» Haywood E, Johnson Hr. Taylor, our sponsor, is a native of Richmond, Virginia, He as a graduate of Armstrong High School in Richmond, and a graduate of Virginia Union Uni¬ versity where he recieved his bS. degree in Commerce. Mr, Taylor has obtained twenty three hours toward the Master degree m Business Education with ad- axnistration as a Minor. He is a.Veteran of World War II - a vS C Mf der RichHlond along ith his many active Church activities. Ae Bind it extremely diffi- eult to put into words our son d ? ep a PP rec iation for Lr. Taylor’s kindness and un- cilsJlff?) rta to help nake the ci«.ss 01 54 a success. We’ll never forget or ever regret our sponsor, Mr. Taylor '