Wendell Phillips High School - Phillipsite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

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C, Nw, - -'::'...':'z1:.+ '-- , G' J, 'ow fe., rt F --r..-::'.:.:-' - mm 2: vw' em 'N' lIIllh4Cll.lA!k1ii.l0lflIlll. Gihlhillillilii i,.i. BRITISH TEACHER VISITS PHILLIPS R.O.T.C. Now Established Here QMS EI S 0' Q ,QW Mean! Wizfffksf 1 1 A .1-1 X 1 3 I. 1 13 5 . 4,11 ,' Pi v.pr-urn, ---W ff---W -f-v f'1v- f - ff- I, Um 54224 Gussie Smith, editor of our yearbook, is a graduate of Fuller elementary school, class of '44. She has been a citizen of Phillips City for four years. During this time, she has been a member of various school organizations. At the beginning of her sophomore year, she ioined the Student Council, Modern Dancers, and Phillips Iournal Staff. Being a natural socialite, she became a member of the Girls' Service Club in her 4B semester. Her ability for leadership is uncanny, because in less than two years, she became Editor of the Phillips Iournal, President of the Girls' Service Club, and was elected Mayor of Phillips City. 'Gussie's first love is dancing and she has been a fixture in Sadie Bruce's Dancing Group since she was four years old. Our editor has appeared in each of Sadie's dance reveues. In fact, her most embarrassing moment came when she slipped and fell in the middle of one of the dance routines in a big scene. Gus likes music and has a large collection of Be-Bop records. Her favorite artists are Stan Kenton, Vida Musso, and Charlie Ventura. Her favorite color is green because as she puts it, lt's the same color as dollar bills . cfzhaatfcfh mfzafz away By Gussie Smith Vemon Harvey Ir., 18, Wildroot , to his very very personal friends, first saw the light of day on March 9, 1929. Although he has only been at Phillips one and one half years, he has gained great favor with his fellow students. He is president of the Senior Class, associate editor of the Annual and of the great Phillips Ioumal and he is also a member of the National Honor Society. Prior to his years at Phillips, Vernon attended Vashon High School in St. Louis, Dusable Hi and Lincoln Insti- tute, Lincoln Ridge, Kentucky. Wildroot's ambition is to be a knight of the road who knows nothing and does nothing p conse- quently his field will be an easy one to follow. Vernon's favorite subject is mathematics. tCan you imagine a person who actually likes math?J. Baseball would not survive without his worthy approval of it tin other words, he's crazy about the gamel. He also thinks the world would be dull without his favorite color, gray. Vernon likes to dance, but he doesn't because girls are so fickle that they disgust him. However girls are still his special interest . Stan Kenton is all-right with him, but Down with Be Bopl tSee, he doesn't even appreciate good music: l. Give him Tin Pan Alley any day. If school were left up to him, everyday would be a holiday except Thursday and that day would have to strain one's brain. tDidn't some one before him say these exact words?l. His pet peeve is a conceited person. COf course, there's no conceit in his family, he has it all, smilel. All foolishness aside, to Vemon, without the Christ- mas Holidays every year, life woud be a bore. Harvey's class rating is eighteen. That's not bad for a male. The girls usually monopolize the first ten places. He was selected, among fifty two other high school editors, to attend a session of the United Nations at their headquarters in New York. lt is felt that Vemon will be a young man who will go exactly nowhere fast in life. tOf course you know l'm kidding. Vernon is one fine personl. 077042 acfmex i 4 0' Q . i 1 1 3 9 ! .-I-. ,A,.3A.,u , LF, Wwe Ulganfbabbns -41100515 YQUR cm BS Qumlg RED COM PI savsfg 1.35505 HQLSIESSE ffgfqf AA CROSS fm - Wg... Ei MM mens Q - if SPORTS ' ' LxAxTffV CLUB , QQVS9 examines l y CEU ii Q 401- K 41, NATIONAL mgiggglcs PHILLIPS Q LF xii SXUDENY AM A XX , QX S Q M P +0 CWM H cms X 0 .Ao I J C SOCIETY f . V E 'J57 'I rx. Ql X! T KZ? xi Mil , Y my -' ,SQX 1 I' 7-1 xX XX fy I , 7 4 -1 0 X A !7Y 2 lm efzuaxly i968 The january l948 class was a most remarkable one. The latest statistics on the activities of our graduates tell us that Mary I. Winston is now Mrs. William Brown. Imogene Clayton, Wilma Littlejohn and Maggie King are radio entertainers. Dorothy Owens, Yvonne Williams, Elizabeth Stewart and Mary Daniels operate an employment agency. Henry Thomas, Iuanita Summers, Ganessa McDowell and Earl Preston are famous artists. Iacqueline Rabb, Gussie Smith, Roderick Height, are now on the faculty at Phillips. Geraldine Bass, Doris Hill, Ruby Hooks and Thomas Howard operate the school store. Dorothy Hewitt married Ioseph, Lackey. Alfred Mandeville, Thomas Iackson, Charles Surner- lin and james Griffin are tour conductors. Muriel Brown, Earl Simpson, Shirley Cooper and Adolph Gary are disc jockeys. Charles Frost and Vivian Taylor operate the lunch room at school. Ann Duncan Katie Grice, Rapolla King and Christine Fuller publish The Scholastic News . Shirley Wysingle, Flora Worthy, Mildred Clark, Er- nestine and Bernice Clay are trapeze performers with the Ringling Circus. Viola Saunders, Lillian Taylor, Gladys Coleman and Mae Ebster operate a beauty salon. Frances Green, Vera Wyatt and F lorine West conduct a charm school. Geneva Wimby, Beulah Stinson, Dorothy Wynn teach at Dunbar. Herbert Richardson, Darneau Stewart, Charles Woods and Samuel Williams joined the U. S. Marines. Levein O'Neal, Delores Roach, Mary Robinson and Ernestine Roy conduct a dancing school. Franklin Harris, Iohn Davis, Bernard Watkins and Iames Besley are a radio quartette. A commercial art concern is owned by Vernon Har- vey, Don Frazier, Earl Lightfoot and Leon DeVore. Elvie Glasper, Daisy Ferguson, Yvonne Gilbert and Sallie Branch work in the Internal Revenue Department. Clara Hill, Dorothy Harris, Orange Hudson are insur- ance agents. Marvin Arnold, Iohn Bonaparte, Harold Dennis and Charles Elkins are captains in the U. S. Army. Elizabeth Burrows is Mrs. Albert Day. Helen Iohnson, Willie Adams, Naomi Foster have a day nursery. Dolores Hayes, Gloria Hill, Erma Iones and Pearl Iudon sponsor a Girls' Baseball Team. Ruth Marshall, Evelyn Mason, Mary Pruett and Mary Davis are optometrists. Wilma McDougal married Albert Porter. Eddie Campbell, Beatrice Dawkins, Ivory Patterson and Delores Bond are nurses. Sarah Cain, Mildred Bridges, Ruth Collinsc and Mar- ion Dunn conduct a fine tea room. Herbert Iackson, Clifton Golliday, McClendon Grice, and Lany Hawkins are police officers. Frank jackson, Walter Sykes, Leroy Tolbert and Oggie Young own a taxi company. Sylvester Pulphus, Elijah Skyles, and Lawrence Wes- ton are golf professionals. Alfrena Shelton, Betty Sparrow, Leola Holman and Mildred Hunter are hostesses for the United Air Lines. Rebecca King, Marilyn Means, Delores Squires and Willie Lee Taylor are stenographers. Dorothy Thompson, lean Warren and Colethia Spen- cer are radio performers. Charles Etta Patterson, Thelma Tillman, Annie Whit- aker are photographers. Arthur Roberson and Virginia Washington are mar- ried. Thomas Broadnax and Donald Coleman are lawyers. Every one has been successful. As the old slang ex- pression goes - SOME CLASSl e 264215 - Qlzy- 9,3056 :mf 5417 ..q1.l......... CJ. -si Lb:-:L - W Way' ff sl' A we Q 'f1 'mwup Frosh - Soph an gzaiwe Qfkims QM T. Iackson End I. Davis Manager U19 H. Richardson VGISHY Quarterback Co-Captain, Right Tackle Jasper Cochran F F0311 - ' Soph . ' , ' A ff A ,1..,n-4522-ffQa:f ' 'r 1-. wiv 1 'Wk Y. .ffffn Y' ,- ff feng M., orTs MNT ,.. 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These are written as mementoes of present day occurrences, trends, and fashions. At present, Iapan is showing both the desire and ability to improve her condition economically, finan- cially, and socially. This is said to be one place in which there has been improvement. Continental Europe and the British Isles find life most unhappy. The great Peace has not come. The great maxim, Peace before Pride, has never been even tried. In our own land, blessed with prosperity, there are troubles, strikes and injustices based on selfishness. A flying boat of 24,000 horsepower has been launched in Long Beach, California. Our President, Harry Truman, has called an extra session of Congress, hoping to improve our food situ- ation and to 'clarify our national policy on aid to Europe. In Chicago, work is progressing in the relief of the housing shortage. A new Mercy Hospital is to be erected on the near north side. Our movies have increased their prices. The down- tovm matinee price is ninety five cents. Dark Passage , Magic Town , Unconquered , are being featured. On the radio, Portia is still facing life and has been these many years. lust Plain Bill is still, like Atlas, carrying the world. Information Please and It Pays To Be Ignorant are at opposite ends of one type of program. The Quiz Kids, Superman, Leave It To The Girls, and The Family Hour all appeal to a varied audi- ence. The disc jockeys have become increasingly popu- lar and have demonstrated one new way of making a living. The Victor and Columbia companies must be very prosperous if the sale of records is any indication, in spite of Mr. Petrillo. The publishers have published shall we say, millions of pocket books of the widest possible range of titles. Our favorite songs Cof the momentl are A Near You ':Stanley Steamer Ballerina Sentimental journey Pass the Peace Pipe n The popular best sellers-also of the moment, are Postcript to Yesterday Golden Multitudes Rebel at Large Speaking Frankly Yankee Drummer Wars come and go, but the interest in style is con- stant. This winter of '47 brought a revolution in the fashion dresses and coats of the girls. So far the success of the radical change in skirt lengths hasn't been notice- able. In slang, we buried Kilroy long ago. We called for Richard to open the door, but all that's past. Now we say things are keen or sharp . Drip , dope and O Brother get an important place. Bubble gum, plastic balloons, and ball type pens lthat write on everything well except paperl are popular. So, when our descendants read great grandpa's year- book they surely will say- People were funny. QM mam 529'u4f2cz' One rule in written composition is that the subject be one of clarity with definite limits. In our study of great Franklin, Emerson and Thoreau, we found that their subjects were clearly defined. We have in our high school days seen many plans for a lasting peace fail miserably. This has brought discouragement to us. If brilliant statesmen have been unable to create an efficient peace program, what could high school stu- dents be expected to do? In one class we tried this plan which worked successfully. First, we tried daily to repeat mentally. Today I can live at peace. That means at home, on street cars, in corridors, and in class rooms. We realized that since we could not honestly like every one, at least we could feel kindly toward each person. We could hold back the sharp retort, remain calm and for the one day, put the idea of peace before our own pride. This was repeated daily, and we felt the truth of the statement that in giving consideration to others, we were receiving it. Thus, peace became not some impossible plan, but a fact that we had demonstrated. We proved to ourselves that peace was a personal matter and that we had it in our day. . -.nm f . bf' - 'G f I r 'I I SHIRLEY A. WYSINGIE - Thespian Honor Soc., OGGE YOUNG - Hall Guard -- Sirlqer- Red Cross Swimming Team, Modern Dancinq, Girls' Chorus - Dancer. ELIZABETH STEWART VIOLA SAUNDERS GUSSIE SMITH HELEN IOHNSON IUANITA SUMMERS BEATRICE DAWKINS ERNESTINE ROY GLORIA HILL ANN DUNCAN EDDIE M. CAMPBELL GERALDINE BASS RUTH E. COLLINS FLORINE WEST MARION DUNN PAULINE O'BRYANT DAISY FERGUSON VERA WYATT MARY DAVIS IUANITA COLLINS ANGELITA MONSANTO NAOMI FOSTER MAE EBSTER MARION GREER MOS SOME SENIORS CLASSIFIED THESE STUDENTS HAVE APPEARED TO BE STUDIOUS POPULAR TYPICAL PHII.LIPSITE MUSICAL ARTISTIC T ATHLETIC DRAMATIC WELL DRESSED TALKATIVE ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINING DEPENDABLE POLITE INTELLIGENT LIKEABLE PROMPT HU MOROUS FRIENDLY NEAT RETICENT PRAISEWORTHY CLEVER LIKELY TO SUCCEED VERNON HARVEY EARL LIGHTFOOT CHARLES FROST DON FRAZIER HENRY THOMAS ARTHUR ROBERSON HERBERT RICHARDSON ELIIAH SKYLES ALBERT PORTER ORANGE HUDSON ALBERT DAY LEON DE VORE IAMES GRIFFIN WILLIAM BROWN IOHNNIE DAVIS EARL SIMPSON MARVIN ARNOLD SYLVESTER PULPHUS SAMUEL WII..LIAMS HERBERT IACKSON LEROY TOLBERT IOSEPH LACKEY CHARLES SUMERLIN Pu-r--v--' H -'r- ' ' CHARLES H. WOODS - Capt. Swimming Team '45, Boys' Service Club - Dentist. VERA M. WYATT - Girls' Chorus. Student Coun- cil - Clerk-Typist. titttt 'A wp-,Qs '.,v','f 4- H. . . X fig- ,, f. A' FLORA A. WORTHY - G. A. A. - Seamstress. DOROTHY WYNN - G. A. A. - Nurse. .,-I. '4 . 911 A. 5 dw!-H6 'f44v Mgfgf. , N- Iggy' 'viv- rh ' -' .1 eff'-'5 'U any 'p Q.,-.,.,f535fg.g 1 : 1. ,'r'- ' . ds WAV 1 J J W1 ' 2, L. 5 Jaszz- il -v... . Mmm,-105 Aff? . A f 3 l .seri e A Q? I 5 .i-' BW Wgir. ' if if W J Q aswell Wlifif efa If v H3 r . I . .1 SAMUEL WILLIAMS YVONNE O. WILLIAMS - Modem Dancing, A Capella, G. A. A. - Teacher. f' N 1 QQ. GENEVA P. WIMBY - Girls' Chorus, Iournal - MARY I. WINSTON - G. A. A. - Nurse. Typist - Clerk. -wg 1- -5?-rq q ' J M S N' c 'R BERNARD WATKINS - R. O. T. C. - Tailor. FLORINE WEST - Student Council, Merit Corps French Club, Annual Comm. - Beautician. LAWRENCE A. WATSON - Soldier. ANNIE E. WHITAKER - Student Council, G. A. A -- Typist. evil' 'FHIELMA TILLMAN - Student Council, Com- LEROY TOLBERT - College Student. merce Club, Pres. French Club, Merit Corprs, G. A. A. - Gym Teacher. .v ' asf I 'lf 'Q VIRGINIA L. WASHINGTON - Pres. Drama Club, IEAN WARREN - G. A. A. - Music Teacher. V. P. Girls' Service Club, Honor Soc., Ir. Red Cross, Class Comm., Prom Comm. - Teacher. IT' ZH? ',7 V 'Ninn WII.LIE I.. TAYLOR - Basketball Team, G. A. A. HENRY A. THOMAS - Basketball Team, Library - Secretary. Helper, Annual Committee - Art Teacher. at DOROTHY A. THOMPSON - Student Council, ELIZABETH B. THOMPSON - Red Cross, A'Cap- G. A. A. - Nurse. pella, Mondern Dancing, G. A. A. - Dancer 77' V N u :H l o 'Qi' 'A 3+9 Lenin! IUANITA D. SUMMERS W- Iournal Stall, Annual Committee, A'Cappella, Hostess Club, Sec'y of Try Hi-Y -4 Photographer. LILLIAN TAYLOR - Student Council, Red Cross, VIVIAN Z. TAYLOR - G. A. A. - Dress Desiqner G. A. A. - Physical Educaiion Teacher. e nan 'TB Sem DARNEAU V. STEWART - Boys' Service Club, Trigonometry Club, Spanish Club, Band -Doctor. 245, if dl . 2 gf- ? 1' -4 I. .5 -i 1 ' .. va- it ,P ' f :fl ELIZABETH A. STEWART - Honor Society, Stu dent Council, Iournal Staff, Annual Committee, Merit Corps S Stenoqrapher. if i .ig 4 BEULAH M. STINSON -- Latin Club, Girls' Chorus, G. A. A. - Doctor. CHARLES SUMERLIN -- Mgr. of Basketball Team, Ir. Basketball Team '45-'46 - Bookkeeper. 9llr ,sl GUSSIE G. SMITH - Girls, Service Club, Hgnor BETTY I. SPARROW - SluCleI1l COuI'1Cll, FreI'1Cl'1 Soc., Student Council, Ed. Iournal, Ed. Annual, Club, Red Cross, Office Helper, MOC-lefll DGDCIHQ Modern Dancinq, Red Cross - English Teacher. - DGSiQ1'19f- ..n, -:::L:.. A112216 ::..QI..7,f. slsggil. 0' g.Dg.glll.l. lgtllqgIl'Q9 v.f!g'.l' I.. bgglzu, Q - :::v': '. uno-09' Q.. a on 0 ' --+:::::----1: moo0 ff.o' COLETHIA SPENCER -- Negro History Club, Girls' Service Club, Student Council, Geometry Club, French Club, Honor Soc. - Doctor. DELORES SQUIRE - G. A. A , VIOLA M. SAUNDERS - Girls' Service Club, Honor Society, Class Comm., Prom Comm., Stu- dent Council, French Club, G.A.A. - Teacher. EARL SIMPSON - R. O. T. C. Officer - Doctor. ALFRENA SHELTON - French Club, G. A. A. - Typist. ELIIAH SKYLES - Football Team, Drama, R.O T. C. - Social Worker. 'rv' -wwf- -36 f ml DOLQRES M, RQACH H G. A. A. - Music ARTHUR L. ROBERSON M Band, Annual Corn- Teachgrl mittee - Mechanical Engineer, MARY B. RQBINSON M French Club, G. A. A. e ERNESTINE G. ROY r- Pres. G. A. A., Sporteens Secretary. Cheerleader, French Club, Office Helper, Band - Lawyer. 003 3' .,. All ' gtg ' gi-QC 5 4: , l g We Tv' XNV Q' 'R : ': T' , R' R Q f ti f f r ar l are 'fri . ' 'i l 'ilgfrtjff - .N J ' 3. MARY PRU'ETT N French Club, G. A. A. is aw IACQUELINE RABB fStuclent Council, Red Cross, Merit Corps, Latin Club, Thespian Honor Society - Lawyer. Q ' . x . ., f SYLVESTER PULPHUS A Luncheon Committee Iournal Staff, Football, Track Team - Civil En qineer. QQRI HERBERT RICHARDSON - Football, Track Team - Football Player. mf' ...df may lb .Q J Q'-4 f It' xmriki l'I532a.3L:fQ'f7l'ff91iY5?f?f9 CHARLES ETTA PATTERSON - Nat. Honor Soc., IVORY M, PATTERSQN .. G- A. A. - Social Honor Soc., Girls' Service Club, Student Council, Worker. Annual Comm., Iournal Rep. F Physical Therapist. .filuni we-1' if -1' Agri, -E .A il, A L YK E' ALBERT PORTER - Basket Ball Team - Chemist. EARL PRESTON ,. Architect. ANGELETA M. MONSANTO - G. A. A. - Seam- PAULINE O'BRYANT - Honor Society, Annual stress. Committee, Girls' Service Club - Secretary. LEVEIN O'NEAL - Baseball Team - Baseball DOROTHY OWENS F Student Council, G. A. A Player. - Nurse. 3 F .1 Ill law 4 , T3 9 f ' . 1A. i . , ALFRED E. MANDEVILLE - Baseball Team, Hall EVELYN MASON - French Club, G. A. A. - Dressmaker. Guard. ,Q Wi A W, '3 slr . 'Qagw K 'Y ' if . ,VJ n L 'l' X 1 V V,.l if I' I RUTH M. MARSHALL -- Girls' Service Club, MARILYN L. MEANS -e Student Council, Iournal French Club, G. A. A. if Teacher. Rep., Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. W Typist. 'Dr' ' may za... sg. E if ,Q it .4 ,E 1 - ' WILMA I. LITTLEIOHN - Student Council, WILMA A. MCDOUGAL - G. A. A. - Typist. French Club, Hostess Club, Office Helper, G.A.A. - Teacher. 1 GANESSA B. McDOWELL - Annual Committee, EMOGENE MCHENRY - Honor Society, Com Geometry Club, Girls' Chorus, G. A. A. H Nurse. merce Club, A'Cappella - Accountant. RAPOLLA W. KING - Trigonometry Club, G. A. A. - English Teacher. fuk IOSEPH C. LACKEY - Student Council, Baseball Team - Singer. My if : fl REBECCA KING - Girls' Chorus, G. A. A.-Nurse. 'W-J' if EARL LDGHTFOOT - Physical Instructor. .M 7 - - ...iii it ERMA M. IONES - Hostess Club, G. A. A. - Secretary. X. PEARL M. IUDON - G. A. A. - Clerical Worker. IESSIE IONES - Phillips Iournal, G. A. A. - Plas- tic Surgeon. MAGGIE KING - G. A. A. - Dress Designer. -'-- --- -----.------.FF-1 A 'S' J THOMAS E. IACKSON -Q Fooiball Team, Track WILLIE ALICE IENKINS - Honor Society -- Sten- Team - Army Pilot. oqmpher. 1 HELEN M. IOHNSON - G. A. A. -- Musician. IOSEPH IOHNSON - R. O. T. C. ml! ' J X l eel ORANGE HUDSON - Baseball Team - Auto MILDRED HUNTER 4 Girls' Service Club, Trigo- Mechanic. onometry Club - Chemist. 1 . i l 5 l WWVA nf FRANK IACKSON - Business Man. HERBERT IACKSON - Luncheon Committee Football Team, Baseball Team - Realtor. 'fu -'UN 'Zur vw V . ., 'K , ,Y 'v L1 I z.. , - - - ,.,,....., -,Ml ,. :.,.-1 i ,,-, 'Q 4 ' Sig. .- - J -'kv' -.- f- . f 4 i .1y' xx! 1 t,A. ,I-BL... '. .1,,x,N ,', M 'vw-X .Q gl KM! N, - . I I,.'.L - 5, 1-- . -: 2 ,-'gg-My ... Q . , L . -- -aff .Ham Mgt' L i. . - .- 3 11' S 4 N051 iff f v : - ' sit? Ti , i GLORIA HILL - Thespian Honor Soc., Pres. Ir. LEOLA HOLMAN - Red Cross, G.A.A. - Nurse. Red Cross, Pres. 2B Class, Merit Corps, Majorettes 500 Club - Dietician. 1 M., M. . ... .... ,-f,,..- .., 'U' RUBY HOOKS - National Honor Society, Annual THOMAS HOWARD - Luncheon Committee - Comrnittee, G. A. A. - Teacher. Singer. X. Aim, ' gi- . 4-if .A ,. ,, , .4 . W... -.-gpqgwg.-Y -- -- - ...,-,- -gvi,,,,t1----W V . W ,, RODERICK HEIGHT - Annual Committee - DGROTHY M. HEWITT - G. A. A. - Typist Pharmacist. Wai CLARA M. HILL - G. A. A. - Typist. DORIS T. Hl'I.L - G. A. A. - Teacher f FRANKLIN B. HARRIS f Band - Musician. .. - ? f. A S N . VERNON I. HARVEY - Pres. 4A Class, Pres 4B Class - Nat. Honor Soc., Phillips Honor Soc., Asst. Ed. Iournal, Pub. Mgr. Iournal, Co-editor Annual. it LARRY HAWKINS - Prom. Committee, Basket- DELORES M. HAYES- G. A. A. - Stenoqrapher ball Team M- Physical Education Teacher. I-' - -Hm- Sm ' KATIE M. GRICE - Class Committee, G. A. A. - IVICCLENDON G-RICE - Luncheon Committee Teacher. Boys' Service Club - Pharmacist. M Y , 'Q ,y .5 1' 2 , as .ffi IAMES E. GRIFFIN - Track Team - Engineer. DOROTHY HARRIS - G. A. A. x GOLLIDAY -- Baseball Team - Basket- ball Team - Banker. Q MARION E. GREER - Sport Teens, Volley Ball Team, 500 Club, G. A. A. - Teacher. FRANCES L. GREEN - G. A. A. - Secretary. Wfsiisu' ffi 5' l'-, , . xfnih-t 'X - ,fjjr r.mgxv:?ssi 1...-,. '1' . W A T .yy V Tlss A ' T DOROTHY C. GREGG - Girls' Service Club Thespian Honor Society, Luncheon Committee, G A. A. - Teacher. 1-' ' Vf aria? . CHRISTINE FULLER - G. A. A. - Beautician. YVONNE G. GILBERT - Luncheon Committee - Social Worker. ! ADOLPH E. GARY - Baskeiball Team - Press Photoqrapher. x i - E . : A V . f .. A s if ELVIE GLASPER - G. A. A. - Stenoqrapher. HURRETT FOSTER - Track Team, Baseball Team NAOMI FOSTER - Luncheon Committee - Lawyer. Teacher. DON FRAZIER - Lawyer. CHARLES FROST - Business Man. - is ,Q E il 73.11 .,,, MAE EBSTER -- Luncheon Committee, Girls' Serv- ice Club, Ir. Red Cross, Sport Teens, Alpha Tri Hi-Y, 500 Club, G. A. A. - Social Worker. CHARLES ELKINS - School Band - Mechanic. . ' w:'ii.5,l.31gQf! X 'D PATRICIA A. EDWARDS - Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. - Artist. Minus' DAISY M. FERGUSON -Prom Committee, Hostess Club, 500 Club, G. A. A. - Social Worker. Rm. 'fi' 1 HAROLD R. DENNIS - Football Team - Tailor. LEON DEVORE - Siqfl Painier. Mi. inf' 'WV' If 55.5 :fs 5 JJ! 96 We ANN R. DUNCAN - Sec'y of 4A Class, Class MARION L. DUNN -Girls' Chorus, G. A. A Comm., Annual Comm., Girls' Service Club, Ir. Costume Designer. Red Cross,Commerce Club - English Teacher. 'W 'Wh WPI JOHN A. DAVIS - Gym Instructor. MARY L. DAVIS - Girls' Chorus, French Club, G. A. A. - Beautician. BEATRICE C. DAWKINS -- G. A. A. - Lawyer. ALBERT S. DAY - Vice President 4A Class, Prom Commitiee - Physical Education Teacher. ' ww. ,J M '1- 6, -'U iid' Wir RUTH E. COLLINS - Drama Club, Library Club, Thespian Honor Society, Girls' Service Club, Class Committee, Prom Committee - Teacher of Speech. ERNEST CROCKETT - Radio Technician. - Y mi ,Li-,Q 1, . 'rpg ..-., N ,,tL1.,E,QI,?fh ,. had :xy f'lfW , , . - J , A .4 ff , . -Y - 1 1 . 4 V, X ft Kg- 5 , 4 . 3 3' v 5, 4 SHIRLEY M. COOPER - Student Council, Red Cross, Drama Club, Thespian Honor Society, G. A. A. - Grammar School Teacher. MARY DANIELS - G. A. A. - Typist. IH,-.v -,, is -II.-,Ugg-'mv'-1'-'-f 1 Y v-.5 --Tv A i L IMOGENE CLAYTON - Modern Dancing, Girls' DONALD W. COLEMAN - Auto Mechanic. Chorus, G. A. A. - Dress Designer. rpg.- i 0 GLADYS M. COLEMAN - Nat. Hon. Soc., Phillips ERNESTINE COLEMAN - Girls' Chorus - B961-llY Hon. Soc., Student Council, Iour. Staff, Class Com., Shop Owner. Library Club, Merit Corps - Science Teacher. -rwxnnuv Tw .. 1 LQ. .L . .9253 . .5 5-, gl.. ,MLS SARAH W. CAIN -M G. A. A. - Steno a h qr p er. EDDIE MAE CAMPBELL - Honor Sociey, Lunch eon Committee - Teacher. , . ' 'N H . -T 7 .,. E . g ..x y .. 'I 5 . .. , , E I Q MILDRED CLARK - G. A, A. -- Dress Designer. BERNICE M. CLAY-Luncheon Committee, G.A.A. QQ' THOMAS BROADNAX - Draftsman. VVILLIAM I. BROWN - Band - Musician. MURIEL T. BROWN - French Club, G. A. A. - Physical Education Instructor. ELIZABETH M. BURROWS-Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. - Typist. 'nhl' - 'N . km, ,M my . Vilas -5 N K. Q , '- ix in ,V.5 ?x dx K. IOHN H. BONAPARTE - Merit Corps - Tailor. DOLORES BOND - Luncheon Committee, French . X. SALLIE M. BRANCH - G. A. A. - Doctor. Club, G. A. A. - Dress Designer. IVIILDRED BRIDGES - Hostess Club, Red Cross Swimming Club - Dress Designer. WILLIE' C. ADAMS-Musician. Nm -Q 2 ilgaf A-',,.QS'51 GERALDINE BASS-G. A. A. - Secretary. - -rw - . - +V--,gqvw A 4. af' Y, fa-6 MARVIN ARNOLD - A'Capella, Boys' Service Club - Lawyer. IAMES A. BESLEY - Concert Band, Swing Band, Boys' Service Club - Dental Technician. Q-+59 I ,isp W f 5 5 W W gig P510 ff Giljxl gif-'-Wf-I l MN xlf WX vw' President - Vernon Harvey Treasurer - Ann Duncan zu UMZW5' Mayor - Gussie Smith '7 ' WI v T: ,Q ll If X a 244 Vice President - Albert Day Secretary - Eddie Mae Campbell A y N-rx 9 1 . ,: W .L . ' . XXQ , ii, n 'E- 3- s xv ggi i T' IEE awww U-- VU I , .t v rg -v-f-Q g 02015201 df!! 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