Williston High School - Willistonian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1946 volume:

THE WILLISTONIAN VOLUME ONE 1946 Published by SENIOR CLASS WILLISTON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Wilmington, North Carolina man MRS. ALICE WOOD LOFTON BECAUSE IN YOU WE HAVE DAILY SEEN PER¬ SONIFIED IDEALS OF A NOBLE PERSONAGE, BE¬ CAUSE YOU ARE SYMPATHETIC AND UNDER¬ STANDING AND BECAUSE YOUR WARM RESPON¬ SIVENESS TO OUR NEEDS HAS ENABLED US TO GLIMPSE SOMETHING OF YOUR VISION, IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF YOUR KINDNESS TOWARD US, WE, THE SENIORS OF WILLISTON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, LOVINGLY DEDICATE TO YOU THIS FIRST VOLUME OF THE WILLISTONIAN.” 46 WILLISTON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL GREETINGS TO THE SENIORS: WE CONGRATULATE YOU ON YOUR ACCOM¬ PLISHMENT AND EXTEND TO YOU BEST WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS. THE PUBLICA¬ TION OF THE FIRST ANNUAL IN THE HISTORY OF OUR SCHOOL IS AN EVIDENCE OF YOUR INGENUITY AND INITIATIVE. WE TRUST THAT YOUR ANNUAL WILL ALWAYS BRING TO YOU PLEASANT MEMORIES OF YOUR ASSOCIATIONS IN WILLISTON AND WILL INSPIRE YOU TO LIVE UP TO THOSE IDEALS WHICH ARE HIGHEST AND BEST. F. J. Rogers, Principal. IQ MR. FRED J. ROGERS TO MISTER F. J. ROGERS, OUR PRINCIPAL, WHO HAS BEEN A GUIDING LIGHT THROUGH THE FOUR STORMY YEARS OF OUR JOURNEY AT WILLISTON. HIS COOPERATION, HIS WILLING¬ NESS TO AID AND HIS INSPIRATION WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN BY THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-SIX. 46 FACULTY MEMBEMS K. C. Allen E. R. Luck B. B. Leonard M. D. Grady S. A. Moultrie E. McNeill L. O. Toms Lucille Simon Williams S. J. Howie, Jr. D. E. Telfair A. C. King E. N. Williams M. L. Wall Irene D. Mack C. L. Bryant, Jr. Doris Ready Brown W. R. Fewell D. B. Jackson R. Scott R. M. Pogue A. W. Lofton H. D. Billingslea E. G. Holmes Freddie Williams F. L. Finley F. P. Robinson Richmond Wall C. M. Haithman J. B. McIver S. B. Hooper C. M. Carter Hannah Kelly M. C. Ready Lucille F. Bess Frances Payne E. T. Harlee Mildred Story Washington Sara Navelle Wortham C. H. Robinson A. G. Burnett N. H. Cotton Inez Sophia Richardson Principal —F. J. Rogers THE WILLISTONIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor Art Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Treasurer . Secretary . Helen M. McRae Etta M. Allen Kenneth Simpson William Hill James MacRae . Marie Ryans Elizabeth Rivers Staff Members Thelma Sampson Alea Robinson Jessie Comadore Josie Owens Gladys Sutton Richard Pringle Harry Williams Samuel Chestnut Alfred Boynton Ruth Walker Richard Gregg, Jr. Dorothy Faison Typists Doris Wright i L mu man K) SENIOR CLASS ETTA MITCHELL ALLEN Mickey” Girl Reserve 2 ; Dramatic (Tub 1 ; Echo Staff 1, Easi¬ ness Manager. JAMES BELLAMY Shoe Tax” Hi-Y 1, Corresponding Secretary; Craft Club 1, Treasurer; Masonry Club 1. AZALIE FRANCIS BENBOW Ba” Craft Club 3, Secretary; State Home Economics Club 3. EUGENIA ELIZABETH BOWDEN “Jeannie” Craft Club 2; Dramatics 1. WILLIAM ALFRED BOYNTON Al” Biology Club 1, President; Dramatic Club 1; Echo Staff 1. Proofreader. ELNORIS BROWN Sweetie” Dramatic Club 1. THELMA LOUETTA BLACKLEDGE Babe” Charm Club 1 ; Girl Reserve 1. LOUIS ELLIOT BROWN Tappin” Biology Club 1 Varsity Club 2; Photography Club 1, Chaplain. ROSA LEE BLOCKER Tootsie” Glee Club 2 ; Dramatic Club 2. OLLIE LOUISE BRYANT Lou” Dramatic Club 1; Echo Staff 1, Circulating Manager. 46 ie is to n ian SAMUEL CHESTNUT Gas House” Echo Staff 2, Circulating Manager; Choral Club 3, Tenor. RUTH FELDER Shorty” Glee Club 2; Craft Club 1 ; Girl Reserve 1. JESSIE STEAN COMADORE Jacky” Glee Club 3; Dramatic Club 2; Teen Age Courtesy 1; Creative Dance 1. LUE ETTA FLOYD Flo” Home Economics dub 2; Dramatic Club 1 ; Teen Age Club 1. GEORGE CROMARTIE Baby George” Hi-Y 3 ; Athletic League 1. DOROTHY L. FAISON Dotty” Echo Staff 1, Technician; French Club 2; Craft Club 1; Dramatic Club 1. HARRIET ANN FENNELL Cream Puff” Craft Club E ; Charm Club 1 ; Dramatic Club 1. BETTY LEE FOY Pee Wee” Charm Club 2. EDNA EARLE FOYLF.S Pete” Glee Club 4 ; Home Eonomics 4. GEORGE FULTON Georgie Auid” Dramatic Club 1 ; Hi-Y 1 ; Photographic Club 2; Debating Club 1. CAMILLE DELORIS GANTT Mille” Craft Club 3; Athletic League 2, Secretary. RICHARD GREGG, Jr. Punjab” Hi-Y ' Club 1, Chaplain ; Biology Club 2 ; Craft Club 2. MABLE VIRGINIA GARRETT Little Bit” Dramatic Club 1. MARY ELIZABETH HAGGINS Pee Wee” Dramatic Club 2, Secretary; Charm Club 1; Echo Staff 1. LOIS MARION GRADY Butch” Craft Club 2; French Club 2, Secretary. HELENA DELORES HALL Boots” Dramatic Club 1 ; Craft Club 1 ; Echo Staff 2, Proofreader ; State Home Economics Club 1. EMMA CATHERINE GRAHAM Legs” Glee Club 4 ; Echo Staff 1. CHARLES LEE HANKINS Light” Hi-Y 4. Financial Secretary; Photography Club 1, Secre¬ tary; Chemistry Club 1; Biology Club 1. JANNIE CAROLYN GRAVES Fatty” Glee Club 3; French Club 2. DORIS HANKINS Slim” Charm Club 1 ; Hobby ' Club 1 ; Craft Club 1. man WILLIE MAE HARPER Bill” Charm Club 2; Craft Club 2; 4-H Club 1. WILLIAM BRADLEY HILL Gage” Junior Hi-Y 1, Financial Secretary; Chemistry Club I President ; Biology Club 1 ; Photography Club 1 ; Hi-Y 1,’ Recording Secretary. BENJAMIN EMANUEL HEADEN The Hawk” Hi-Y Club 2; ' Craft Club 2; Glee Club 1. MARION ELIZABETH HENRY “Cheater” Craft Club 1; Home Economics Club 2; Echo Staff 1. ELNORA HIGHSMITH Big Time” Echo Staff 1, Exchange Manager; Glee Club 1, Pianist; Charm Club 1 ; Craft ' Club 1. PEARLIE HOLMES Night Bird” Biology Club 1 ; Craft Club 2; Radio Club 1 ; Science Club 1. GWEDOLYN HOWE Gwenny” Dramatic Club 2; Echo Staff 2, Circulating Manager. DAVID WESTLY JACKSON West” Hi-Y ' Club 2; Radio 1 ; Photography Club I ; Glee Club 1. MAVIS LEE HILL Mae” Girl Reserve 1 ; Library Club 2, Secretary; French Club 1, President. ELLA BEATRICE JACOBS Baby” Girl Reserve 2; State Home Economics Club 1 ; Debating Club 1. illislonian te JOSEPH JAMES “Willow” Glee Club 2 ; Craft Club 1 ; Athletic League 1 ; Dramatic Ciub 1, Secretary. ROBERT MARTIN Lefty” Hi-Y 4 ; Biology Club 1 ; French Club 1 ; Varsity Club 1 ; Football Team 2, Co-Captain; Baseball Team 2; Senior Class President. MILDRED ELNORA JONES ‘ ' Jita” Teen Age Courtesy Club 1 ; Glee ' Club 1. THEODORE JONES “Cooket” Dramatic Club 2 ; Glee Club 3 ; Football Team 3. BEATRICE KEITH Skinny” Dramatic Club 1 ; Athletic League 2; Home Economics 1. JAMES ROBERT MacRAE Jimmy— The Cat” Craft Club 1 ; Chemistry Club 2; Photography Club 1; Biology Club 1 ; Echo Staff 2, Technician; Senior Class, Treasurer; Future Craftsman of America 1, Vice-President ALEXANDER MERRICK Bubber Jack” Hi-Y 1, Secretary; Football Team 1; Basketball Team 1. NADINE EVELYN MISHOE Line” Echo Staff 1; Glee Club 1. AMELIA MITCHELL Little Mitch” Craft Club 3, President; Dramatic Club 1. MARGARET SUSAN MONROE Shorty” Glee Club 2; Girl Reserve 1 ; Home Economics Club I. 46 SENIOR CLASS LEROY WILLIAM McFADDEN Monk” Biology dub 1 ; Craft Club 3. HELEN MONROE McRAE Mac” Glee Club 3; Echo Staff 1, Editor-in-Chief; Crown and Scepter Club 1, President. DAVID LUTHER McGUIRE Little Buddy” Biology Club 1 ; Dramatics 3 ; Glee Club League 1. Athletic DORIS LOUISE NASH Dot” Craft Club 3 ; Teen Age Courtesy Club 1. ROBERT LEE McINTYRE Chu” Craft Club 2; Varsity Club 1; Hi-Y 1, Chaplain. SADIE NESBITT Bother” Glee Club 2; Girl Reserve 1 ; Home Economics 1. DORIS ELIZABETH McKOY Little Dot” Craft Club 1 ; Home Economics Club 2 ; Echo Staff 1. LUCILLE NEWKIRK Slim” Craft Club 1 ; 4-H Club 3 ; Good English Club 1. FOSTER McNEILL Frankie” Hi-Y 2 ; Craft Club 2 ; Dramatic Club 1 ; Glee Club 1. HUBERT ANTHONY NIXON Casonova” Glee Club 2 ; Band 2 ; Senior Class, Vice-President. JOSIE MAE OWENS Joey” Home Economics Club 2 ; Athletic League 2, Vice-President. ALVIN LEE POLLARD Jitterbug” Dramatic Club 1; Band 1. RICHARD ALLEN PRINGLE Hank” Dramatic Club 1; Varsity Club- 2; Biology Club 1. BEVERLY ALEA ROBINSON Baby” Crown and Scepter Club 1, Secretary; Home Economics Club 3 ; Dramatic ' Club 1 ; Craft Club 2. MARIE ARLINE RYANS Girl Reserve 1, Vice-President; Choral Club 2, Treas¬ urer; Photographic Club 1. THELMA ANTHEA LUBERTA SAMPSON Red” Glee Club 2 ; Chemistry Club 1 ; Photography Club 1. EDITH PRINTZ Bunny” Charm Club 2, Reporter; Glee ' Club 1; Girls ' Craft Club 1. OGLETHA EVANGELINE SAUNDERS Gletha” Charm Club 1 ; Home Economics 1. ELIZABETH MAE RIVERS Butch” ABBIE LOUISE SCOTT Dramatic Club 3; Teen Age Courtesy Club 1, Treasurer; Miss Wil liston” ' 46. Lue” Dramatic Club 1 ; Glee Club 4 ; Charm Club 4. BUSTER ZARKLEY SMALLS B. Z.” Hi-Y 4, Chief Usher; Glee Club 4. LILLIAN CELESTINE SMALL Tiny” Dramatic Club 2 ; Craft ' Club 2. EVELYN SMITH Slim” Craft Club 2 ; Charm Club 1, President; Glee Club 2 ; Dramatic Club 1. DOROTHY LORRAINE SMITH Dot” Library Club 1; Girl Reserve 2; Dramatic Club 1. RAMONA PATRICIA SMITH Mona” Dramatic Club 2, Business Manager ; Library Club 2, Vice- President; Debating Club 1, Reporter; State Home Economics Club 1; Student Council 2, Secretary. ELVIE LEE ANNA SNEAD Tys” Dramatic Club 2; Charm Club 1. RUTH STOKES Hungry Puff” Dramatic ' Club 1 ; Craft Club 1 ; Charm Club 1 ; Hobby Club 1. GLADYS SUTTON Pieface” Dramatic Club 3 ; Teen Age Courtesy Club 1, President. BERNICE ELIZABETH THOMPSON Curly” Library Club 2, Secretary ; Dramatic Club 2. RUTH ESTHER WALKER Toady” Glee Club 4 ; Home Economics Club 1, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS BERNICE OPHELIA WASHINGTON “Skinny” Craft Club 1 ; Dramatic Club 1 ; Echo Staff 2, Technician. HARRY WILLIAMS, Jr. Pug” Craft Club 1 ; Photography Club 1 ; Hi-Y Club 2, Financial Secretary; Senior ' Class Secretary. ALCORA WILLIAMS THELMA WILLIAMS Skinny Marinky Doo” Craft Club 1 ; .Dramatic Club 2. Spool” Choral Club 2, Secretary; Echo Staff 1. ALFENIA WILLIAMS Baby Doll” Dramatic Club 3; Echo Staff 1, Technician. HANNAH ELEASE WILSON Little Bit” Home Economics Club 2; Library Club 1 ; French Club 1 , Treasurer. DORIS ELIZABETH WRIGHT Dot” Dramatic Club 1 ; Library Club 2 ; Echo Staff 2, Technician. 4 6 CLASS HISTORY All the world’s a stage and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances. One man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven ages.” Act. I. Time: 1942-43 A group of frightened individuals known as greenies” are seen approaching Williston Industrial School, the institution of higher learning. They are bewildered and can’t understand why their shy innocent queries for information of the building and the new and different subjects seem so naive and ridiculous to the upperclassmen. Just the same these awkward and eager Freshmen tackled the tasks that were before them and fell right in line with the other members of the high school department. They were so green” that they did not even elect class officers. Act II. Time: 1943-44 Having completed the first year of hard but fair high school experience, they changed their names to Sophomores. Their chance had come to look upon the greenies” and laugh at their dumb acts, for these Sophs” felt as if they knew everything (but soon learned that there was more to come). They were still too ignorant to elect class officers. Act III. Time: 1944-45 At last these proud Sophomores changed their name to Juniors. Older and more sophisticated they felt more important then ever. At last they had learned enough to elect class officers. By now they had taken many burdens and responsibilities, which Buster Zarkley Smalls who was elected as president helped to bear. They prepared for the traditioinal Junior-Senior Prom with much hard work and planning. They are rewarded by the smiles and applause of their guests, the Seniors. This memorable occasion proved to be an eventful one. Act IV: Time: 1945-46 It seems only yesterday this same group were greenies” that are today Dignified Seniors.” Robert Martin who is also president of the Hi-Y leads brilliantly as class president. First they pick out a class ring that meets the approval of all favorably. Next, this class blazes the trail with the production of the first class annual in the school’s twenty-four year history as a public high school. And now, the curtain closes leaving these hard working students who have success¬ fully finished their high school education setting out for other adventures in search of their life’s work. James R. MacRae, Historian . lUislonian CLASS PROPHECY One evening I was sitting in the shade of a large spreading oak near the placid waters of a quiet brook, contemplating the future of my classmates. Much to my sur¬ prise I heard a calm and peaceful voice say to me, Young woman, cheer up! Gaze into the smooth waters of the brook and what you wish to know will be revealed to you.” Before me stood an institution of higher learning which I recognized as Howard University, with Jannie Graves the only student in the English department. Doctor James MacRae was professor of science. As the scenes unfolded, I saw George Fulton filibustering thirty-eight hours per week in the United States Congress. In the office of our great president, taking dictation, sat his stenographer, Ramona Smith. Then a great city seemed to come into the scene. Along one great street called Broadway strolled Dr. James Wright, recent winner of his Ph.D. In lights at the Paramount Theater were these words, Othello”, featuring Theodore Jones, interna¬ tionally famous Shakespearean actor. In the next block at one of the most fashionable night clubs, Doris Hankins had taken over Ella Fitzgerald’s place. Pearly Holmes was appearing there also with The Brown Dots.” Across the street I noticed a sign Swoon to the Music of Willie James Small,” and on the bottom of the sign was the name of Theodore Sharpless, accompanyist. Down the street was the Metropolitan Opera House. Marie Ryans was appearing there and winning the greatest applause ever given anyone. Thelma Sampson was featured nearby at the Ritz” in a role similar to that of Muriel Rahn in Carmen Jones.” Then I saw the Empire State Building. On the twenty- seventh floor in a window was this sign, Alea Robinson-Lawyer-Justice of the Peace.” In another section of the city, Amelia Mitchell was principal of a large high school. Across the avenue at Columbia University, Catherine Bosier headed the English Dept. Arthur Hicks was coach of the football team. Mary Haggins after teaching several years was now a graduate student of the school. In Central Park, I noticed Etta Allen with her young son, Moochie Jr.” As this city faded from view, I noticed a plane landing at the airport on the out¬ skirts of the city. It’s pilot was none other than Emanuel Headen. In the next city which was Philadelphia, as the drama went on, Elizabeth Rivers was starring in a current movie and stealing the show from Lena Horne. Roland Bradley was billed as the Tallest man in the world” with Baily Brothers Circus. (Height 9 1-2 Ft.) Auldrie Haggins was guest on Information Please.” Everywhere signs read, Vote for Robert Martin for President.” At the University of Pennsylvania, Louis BroWn was coach of the swimming team. Helen McRae was chief business ad¬ ministrator at Philadelphia General Hospital. Mildred Jones was a nurse. Not far away from the Hospital was Ruth Stokes, owner of a beauty parlor with sixteen opera¬ tors. Bernice Washington managed the smartest dress shop on Market Street. I illistonian le noticed an old dilapidated building where Charles Hankins held daily meetings with his Society of Mistreated Preachers.” As the scenes became those of more familiar places I noticed soon that they were of the Old North State.” At Jacksonville, N. C., I saw Rosa Blocker, Jessie Comadore, and Emma Graham who had married Marines and lived in attractive houses with their families. At the nearby church Lois Grady who followed her father’s footsteps was holding evangelistic meetings. Then to my surprise and great pleasure my old home, Wilmington, came into view. First, I saw Dear Williston and in the office was the principal, Foster McNeil. Loraine Smith and Gladys Sutton coached the girls’ basketball. Across the street at Community Hospital Lue Etta Floyd was supervisor of Nurses with Thelma Hill, Marion Henry, and Willie Harper on her staff. James Faison was the newest pastor of Price Memorial Church. Thelma Blackledge owned Wilmington’s most modern Seafood market and Lillian Small was a clerk there also. Edna Foyles was secretary to the Mayor of Wil¬ mington. Nearby at the home of a very happy family, Thelma Williams, the mother, held the newest baby in her arms. Several little ones were playing in the yard. Robert Patterson, her fourth husband, was in the kitchen washing dishes. At Love Grove Azalie Benbow was following in Mrs. Williams footsteps. In the nearby town of Burgaw, Hubert Nixon and George Cromartie were practic¬ ing medicine (heart specialist). William Hill was a criminal lawyer at Warsaw, N. C. As the scenes rolled on, unfamiliar landmarks came into view. Before long, how¬ ever, I recognized New Orleans, La., where Ruth Walker was the town’s only blues singer and Buster Small managed the largest A. P. store in the South. Elnoris Brown was chief of the clerks employed there. Moving on to the fair state of Florida I saw Alcora Williams who was Home Economics Instructor at Bethune-Cookman College. Bernice Thompson was librar¬ ian there. Next, I seemed to be looking at Arkansas, the state famous for live stock. Mabel Garrett taught agriculture in the high school at Little Rock. Across the border in South America, I saw in this fantastic picture, Camille Gantt who taught to persons in Brazil, of all things, the rhumba. As the episode ended I saw before me the continent of Europe where Dorothy Faison, Evelyn Smith, and Elnora Highsmith were travelers. This was an exciting experience, but only the class of ’46 can ever make it true. Hubert Nixon, Ruth Walker, Class Prophets. 9 Cv 7 ilk islo man LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senior Class of ’46 of Williston Industrial School in the port city of Wilmington, State of North Carolina being sane in mind and well prepared to face the outer world, do hereby compose, declare and publish this to be our last will and testament to the Junior Class of ’ 46 , the following assets of our class: The intelligence and dignity of Elnora Highsmith to Evelyn Coston. The golden voice of Ruth Walker to Thelma Smith. The tenacity to hold a man of Azalee Benbow to Betty Everett. The title of Miss Williston” from Elizabeth Rivers to Mercedes Jones. The executive ability of Robert Martin to Carlye Mason. The quietness of Lorraine Smith to Vivian Baker. The vivaciousness of Dorothy Faison to Edith Walker. The positions of Ace Cheerleader from Josie Owens to Gladys James. The height of Evelyn Smith to Thelma Wallace. The initiative of Alea Robinson to Esther Corbett. The innocense of Mable Garrett to Barbara Graham. The exotic appearance of Gwendolyn Howe to Gerlyn Manuel. The neatness of Doris Hankins to Barbara Smith. The pleasantness of Mary Haggins to Josephine McDuffy. The spirit of cooperation of Gladys Sutton to Barbara Smith. The style of Elvie Sneed to Vernell Smith. The business ability of Etta Allen to James Brown. The crack shooting in basketball of Mildred Jones is left to Audrey Bennett. The talent of Charles Hankins to get a girl friend to Marvin Shelton. The leadership of Helen McRae to Herbert Gantt. The brain of William Hill to David Murray. The beautiful legs of Emma Graham to Dorothy Hester. The eccentricities of Jannie Graves to Henrietta Stewart. The stoutness of Ruth Stokes to Geraldine Russell. The original hair styles of Thelma Sampson to Louise Peoples. IN WITNESS THEREOF I have set my hand and seal hereto the first day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-six. W. B. Hill, H. M. McRae, Attorneys at Law 46 Neatest Boy Neatest Girl Best Looking Boy Best Looking Girl Greediest Boy Greediest Girl Class Poet Boy . Class Poet Girl . Laziest Boy Laziest Girl Most Ambitious Boy . Most Ambitious Girl Most Heroic in Sports Boy Most Heroic in Sports Girl Best All Around Boy Best All Around Girl . Largest Boy ' Largest Girl Smallest Boy Theodore Jones Lorraine Smith . Emanuel Headen Helen McRae Richard Gregg Romona Smith Theodore Sharpless Helen McRae—’3 5 Colethia Faison—’3 5 Henry Hammonds Emma Graham . Kenneth Simpson . Helen McRae . Henry Simon Mildred Jones Theodore Sharpless Helen McRae Harry Williams Ruth Walker Alexander Merrick IQ SUPERLATIVES Smallest Girl Most Dignified Boy . Most Dignified Girl . Most Mannerly Boy . Most Mannerly Girl . Most Versatile Boy Most Versatile Girl . Most Bashful Boy Most Bashful Girl Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Most Cooperative Boy Most Cooperative Girl Grouchiest Boy . Grouchiest Girl . Most Comical Boy Most Comical Girl Best Dancer Boy Best Dancer Girl Tallest Boy Tallest Girl Mary Haggins . Theodore Jones . Elnora Highsmith Buster Z. Small . Elnora Highsmith Foster McNeil Alea Robinson Edward Hill Catherine Bosier Alexander Merrick Colethia Faison Robert Martin Helen McRae Harry Williams . Lorraine Smith . Kenneth Simpson . Dorothy Faison Willie Small Dorothy Faison Buster Small . . Abbie Scott 46 illislonian e ' man JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ........... Thelma Smith Secretary ........... Esther Corbett Vice-President .......... Winston Childs Treasurer Edith Murphy CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President . Vice-President Treasurer . President . Secretary . Treasurer . President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Charles Moore Junie Robinson . Cecil Powell Herman Jenkins . John Bryant Geneva Pickford Dorothy Jacobs . James Formey Lillian Boykin Elizabeth Flowers 46 islonian he Q ) ilhstoni 11 a 11 President . Vice-President Secretary . President Vice-President . Secretary . President . Vice-President Secretary . President . Vice-President . President . Secretary . Treasurer . Annie Wall Hazel Jenkins . Hazel Scott Ruby Freeman Jessie Pinckney Robert Bryant . John Powers Major Newkirk Elizabeth Newkirk Harold Draines Letha Bennett James Stitt Margarite Allen . Eloise Quick isto i man EIGHTH GMADE 46 istoman 19 46 isionian 0 illislonian CHARM CLUB man ATHLETIC TEAGUE ig ie isio man President ............ Lillian Small Vice-President .Cecil Powell Secretary ........... Ruby Freeman Gladys Jones Mildred Freeman Carol Howze Rhomeyn Samuel Otis James Rudolph FIowze Lydia Davis Margarette Hankins Daniel Roberts Jessie Pinckey Barbara Black Margarette Murphy Mable Bell Ella Jacobs Ramona Smith Lorraine Smith Theodore Jones Clyde Beatty Eugene Smith Amelia Mitchell Foster McNeil Jessie Comadore Bernice Thompson Goldie Steward Johnnie Williams Samuel St. George Elijah Brown A. McKoy Gladys Williams Elnoris Brown James Elkins Christabelle Richardson Alea Robinson Mable Garrett Mary Brown Lillie Dawson John Ryans John McKoy Rosa Blocker 46 1 11, V CLUB w man TEEN-AGE COUMTESY CLUB 46 ECHO STAFF man CROWN AND SCEPTER CLUB GIRLS ' CRAFT CLUB 46 isioman PATRONS MR. F. J. ROGERS MISS K. C. ALLEN MISS E. R. LUCK MRS. M. D. GRADY MRS. S. A. MOULTRIE MISS E. McNEILL MISS L. O. TOMS MRS. LUCILLE S. WILLIAMS MR. S. J. HOWIE, Jr. MISS D. E. TELFAIR MRS. A. C. KING MRS. E. N. WILLIAMS MR. M. L. WALL MRS. IRENE D. MACK MR. C. L. BRYANT, Jr. MR. AND MRS. ALBERT M. BROWN MR. W. R. FEWELL MRS. D. B. JACKSON MISS R. SCOTT MISS F. L. FINLEY MR. F. P. ROBINSON MR. C. M. HAITHMAN MISS J. B. McIVER MR. C. M. CARTER MRS. HANNAH KELLY MRS. M. C. READY MRS. LUCILLE F. BESS MISS FRANCIS PAYNE MRS. E. T. HARLEE MRS. MILDRED S. WASHINGTON MRS. SARA N. WORTHAM MRS. E. G. HOLMES MRS. C. H. ROBINSON MRS. A. G. BURNETT MRS. N. H. COTTON MISS INEZ SOPHIA RICHARDSON MRS. RUBY M. POGUE MR. 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