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After long weary months of writing, re-

writing, picture taking and sleepless nights,

we, the members of the Echo Staff, have

finally completed our task in the publication

of the eighth edition of the Echo.

Leaving Washington High and saying good-

bye to our associates is not an easy task. It is

a moment of conflicting emotions, proud of

our accomplishments, and yet, sad to be leav-

ing.

We feel fortunate that our lives have been

influenced by our advisers, and we hope that

the others who come after us will take advant-

age of their leadership.

With one last look and a fond farewell, we

hope that this book will be not only the story

of life at Washington, but also a tangible me-

mento of all our high school years.

THE EDITOR

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To Mr. John L. Levingston, respected faculty member and former bandmaster, who, through his interest in broadening student activities, has inspired many boys and girls to continue their study of and par- ticipation in band music, the eighth edition of "The ECHO" is hereby dedicated.

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Master Ambition, Avarice and all the

fleshy lusts, which war against the soul.

Discipline the better self; cherish and culti-

vate the loftier aspirations and ideals; purge

out evil and purify excellence. Attain

meekness which is power tempered with

gentleness.

C. H. McLendon, Principal

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SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL

Miss Mebane SENIOR ADVISERS

Mrs. V. K. Newell P. H. Williams Miss M. B. Bugg DEANS AND COUNSELORS

Mr. H. T. Johnson, Dean of Boys Mr. R. H. Toole, Boys Counselor ENGLISH

Mr. R. Herndon Toole, A.B.. M.A., English Mr. Henry T. Johnson, A.B., English, Dramatics, Miss Maye E. Ligon. B. S., English Speech Mrs. Gertrude H. Harris, A.B., English Mrs. Ethel L, Clark. A.B., English and Health FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Miss M. It. Bugg, A.B., Latin, Mrs. E. II. Perry, A.B., French an

Mr. Benjamin F. French, B.S., Auto Mechanic* Mh. Clifton Exum, B.S., Building Trades Miss Janice Wall, B.C.S.. Commercial Education Mr. John C. Levingston, B. S.. Industrial Arts Mrs. Etta E. Duken Toole, B.S., Vocational Home Mrs. Alberta M. Levingston, B.S., M.A., Vocational Economies Home Economics COORDINATOR OF DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS

Miss Ekfie M. Yeargin, A.B., A.M., Diversified Occupations and Testing NATURAL SCIENCE AND HEALTH

Mb. M. (\ Hill, B.S.. Biology, Mb. A. T. Whitakeb, B.S.. Physics and Mathematics, Mrs. S. V. Perry, B.S., Chemistry, Mrs. M. R. Cook, B.S.. M.A., Physical Education arid Biology, Me. I'. H. Williams, U.S., Physical Ed ncatioii dud Mathematics MATHEMATICS

Miss. Virginia K. Newell, A.B., Mathematics Mrs. Ida Evans Washington, U.S., Mathematics

Mb. Albert T. Whitakeb. Sr.. U.S., M a I hematics MUSIC

SOCIAL SCIENCE AND LIBRARY SERVICE

Mrs. Louise F. Perrin, B.S., A.B., M.A., Social Mrs. Elsie H. Perry, A.B., Social Studies md Studies French Mrs. Joyce C. McLendon, A.B., B.L.S., Librarian, : ! !

WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER

Reared against the western sky Our Alma Mater stands high With out-stretched hands she

beckons will all heed her call Hear, as she speaks, with wisdom part

"Let me, oh let me teach you Truth and Freedom all". Chorus Hail Alma Mater! Hail Alma Mater! We thy sons and daughters heed Thee. Hail Alma Mater!

Hail Alma Mater ! Hail ! Hail ! Hail

Words and Music by E. M. Kelly Edited by L. E. Thompson

W. H. S. MARCH

March ! March on to victory Our School shall never die Our drums will always beat for you Our hearts are loyal, good and true

Rah ! Rah

March ! March on to victory We will always love and cherish Thee and we will lead you on to victory Witli our colors gold and blue

Music by Mr. L. Thompson

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Fabius H. Tucker, President

William B. Di'nston, Asst. Secretary Jiine Lee Thomas, Treasurer :

George Adams "Singing End"

Music is good to the melancholy; bad to those tvho mourn and neither good nor bad to the deaf.

Varsity, 3 ; Hi-Y-1 ; Glee Club. 5.

Patrkia Alcora Allen "Pat"

How sweet and gracious, even in common speech is that fine sense which men call courtesy.

Girls League, 2 ; Y-Teens, 1 ; D. O. 1 ; Latin Club. 1 : Math Club, 1; Commercial Club, 1; Gazette Staff, 1; Glee Club. 2.

William Kemp Andrews "Bruiser"

We know what we are, but know not what we may be.

Hi-Y, 4 ; Varsity, 2 ; English Club, 4 ; Latin Club, 2 ; Math

Club, 2 ; Student Council. 2 : Echo Staff.

Lawrence Thomas Ashley

/ live for those who love me. For those tvho know me true For the heaven so blue above me And the good that I can do.

Hi-Y, Esquire Club. Masonry Club, 2 ; 1 ; 2 ; Varsity, 2 English Club. 1; Latin Club, 1. Martha Elizabeth Atkins "Mar Liza"

Here crawl we through the long lusts of tribulation mastered by nothing sure the will to live.

Y-Teens, 4 : N. H. A. Club, 1 ; Girl Scouts, 2 ; D. O., 1 ; Girls League, 2: Glee Club. 1.

Thomas Hill Avery "Tom"

One for all and all for one.

Glee Club, 3; Hi-Y, 4: Patrols. 4; Esquire Club, 2.

Warren Everrette Baldwin "Brother B"

Strive hard for your earnings, and when the day is done you shall profit.

Dramatics. 1 ; Esquire Club, 2 ; Glee Club, 5 ; French Club,

; Student Council. 1 ; Math Club, Hi-Y, 1 1 ; 2 ; Mechanics, 2; Gazette Staff, 1; Library Club, 1; Echo Staff; Drum Corps. 2.

Nathan Thomas Becoat, Jr. "Nat"

I am a part of all I have met, yet all experience is an arch where thro gleams that tintraveled world whose margin fades, Forever and forever when I move.

'A Dramatics, 3; Esquire Club, 3; Patrol, ; Hi-Y, 4; Math

Club, 1 ; Glee Club, 1. Mildred Francine Blount "Micky"

Success lies in earnest toil.

N. H. A. Club. 3; Y-Teens, 1; Student Council. 1; Girls

League. 2 ; Girls Scout, 3.

LOREECE BURRELL "Lo Lo"

I hare simply tried to do what seems right each day as each day conies around.

Y-Teens, 3 ; Gazette Staff. 1 ; Girls League, 2 ; Math Club. 1; Crown and Scepter Club, 2; French Club, 2.

Geraldine Louise Burton "Gerl"

Be what nature intended you. and you will suc- ceed; be anything else and you'll be ten, thou- sand worse than nothing.

N. H. A. Club, 4: Girls League, 2: Y-Teens. 2; Glee

Club, 2 ; Dramatics. 2 ; French Club. 2 ; Math Club, 1.

Marguerite Lopez Butcher "Butch"

The grand essentials to happiness in- life are, something to do. something to tore, and some- thing to hope for.

N. H. A. Club, 1 ; Math Club, 1 ; Y-Teens. 4 ; Office Staff,

4 : Girls League, Cheering Squad, ; French 1. 2 ; 2 Club, ;

Charles Irving Cameron "Cool Breeze"

Our echoes roll from soul to soul. And grow for ever and forever, Blow, bugle, Mow, set the wild echoes flying. And answer, echoes, answer dying, dying, dying.

Dramatics, 1 ; Hi-Y, 4 ; Esquire Club. 2 ; Gazette Staff, 1 Latin Club, 1: Commercial Club, 1.; Math Club, 2; Dean of Boy's Office Staff. 1.

Emma Marie Cheek "Ree Ree"

Every one ivho wishes to gain true knowledge must climb.

N. H. A. Club, 3 ; Y-Teens. 3 : Crown and Scepter Club, 2 Student Council. 1: Library Club, 1; Gazette Staff. 2: Glee

Club, 3 ; Girls League. 2.

Yvonne Lillian Cooke "Cookie"

Into each life some rain must fall, some days must be dark and dreary.

Y-Teens, 1 ; N. H. A. Club, 2 ; Girls League, 2.

Algernon Franklin Daly "Reverend"

Life is but a course in science, for what is there is all we know ; and what so ever that we do is either false or true.

Esquire Club, Band, 4 ; Hi-Y. 4 ; 2 ; Mechanics, 2 ; NCSIO, 2; Math Club, 2; Social Science Club, 1; Crown and Scepter Club, 2. William Hunter Daniel

"Bill"

English Club, ; Math Club, Esquire Club. 2 ; Hi-Y, 4 ; 2

Latin Club, 1 ; Dean of Boy s Office Staff, 2.

Ronald Elbert Debnam "Moose"

Into each life some rain must fall, some days must be dark and dreary.

Baud, 2 ; Hi-Y Club, 1.

Ruth Marion Debnam "Rudi"

Were I to live my life again, I shall live it as I have done, I neither complain of the past nO>r fear the future.

N. H. A. Club. 4; Y-Teens, 1; Latin Club, 1; English Club, 1; Dancing Club, 1.

Rebecca Mae Delane "Betty"

It matters not what you are thought to be. but what you are.

N. H. A. Club, 1; Y-Teens, 8: Girls League. 2; Math

Club, 1 ; Diversified Occupations, 1 ; English Club. 1. ;

Jolethia Blair Doe "Jo Jo"

Know Thyself.

Y-Teeras, 4 : Girls League, 2 ; Glee Club. 4 ; Voice Club, 1 Dramatics, 1; Math Club, 1: French Club. 1; N. H. A. Club, 1; Gazette Staff. 1; Cheering Squad, 1.

Leanna Durham "Lee"

Give to the world, the best that you have and the best will come back to you.

Y-Teens. 2; Student Council. 1: Girls League, 2: Glee

Club, 1 ; French Club. 1 ; Math Club, 1 ; English Club, 1.

Barbara Jean Allie Lee Evans "Dunnie"

Give to the world the best that yon hare anrf the best will come back to you.

N. H. A. Club. 2; Y-Teens, Girls League. Gazette Staff. 1. :

Ola Mae Evans "Mae"

I am a part of all 1 have met.

Y-Teens, 3; Glee Cluh, 1: Office Staff, 2; French Club. 1.

Gloria Elaine Fields "Glo"

When you are told to do a thing and mean to do it, really, never do it half, do it fully and freely.

N. H. A. Club, 12 ; Latin Club, 1 : Gazette Staff 2 ; Y-Teens, 3; Student Council, 1; Girls League. 2: Office Staff, 1; Dramatics, 1.

Jeannette Hoktense Fields "Cookie"

I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad.

Y-Teens, 3 ; Commercial Club, 1 ; Girls League, 2 ; Glee

Club. 3 ; N. H. A. Club, 1 ; Math Club, 1 ; French Club, 1

Gazette Staff. 1 ; Voice Club, 1.

Juanita Freeman "Nita"

The greatest seeret of success in life is to be ready when your opportunity comes.

Y-Teens, 2 ; Girls League, Library Club, 3 : Math Club, 2 ;

; N. H. A. Club, 2 1 ; Cheering Squad. 1 : Latin Club, 2. ;

Helen Louise Gales "Little Bit"

The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed.

Y-Teens, 3 ; French Club. 1 : Girls League. 2 ; Math Club,

1 ; Diversified Occupations, 1 ; English Club, 2.

Boy kin William Gaktkell "Bo Got"

Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free.

Hi-Y, 4 : Band, 4 ; Library Club, 2 ; Crown and Scepter, 2 Student Council, 2: Latin Club. 2; Math Club. 2; Brick

Masonry, 2 ; Esquire Club, 1 : School Judge, 1 ; Echo Staff.

Bettie Fort Giles "Bit"

If the elevator to success is not running take the stairs.

Y-Teens. 2 ; N. H. A. Club, 1 : Girls League. 2 : Diversified Occupations, 3.

Charles Edmund Glenn "Bear"

The moving finger writes; and having writ moves on: nor all your Pity nor writ shall lure it hack to cancel half a line, nor all your tears wash a word of it.

Club, 1. Varsity, 1 ; Glee Club, 1 ; English ; ;

Anne C. Goode "Kitten"

Tis better to have loved once and lout than never to have loved'- at all.

Girls League. 2 ; N. H. A. Club. 4; Glee Club, 1; Office

Staff, 4 ; Cheering Squad. 2.

John William Goode "J ohnny"

Peace is not in documents, but in the hearts of men.

Hi-Y, 4 ; English Club, 3 ; Esquire Club, 1 ; Glee Club. 1

Commercial Ciub, 1 ; Math Club, 1.

Hettie Deloris Griffis "Boots"

Into each life some rain must fall, some days must be dark and dreary.

Girls League, 2; N. H. A. Club. 'A: Cheering Squad, 2.

Catherine Grissom "Cat"

Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you.

N. H. A. Club, 2 ; Girls League. 2 ; Commercial Club, 1 English Club, 1. Robert Hall, Jk. "Bobby"

Some are horn great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.

Esquire Club. 2 : Hi-Y, Varsity, 1 ; Echo Staff. 4 ;

Mary Placid Harris "Pat"

The mind has a thousand eyes, the heart hut orte; yet the light of a whole life dies when love is gone.

Library Club. 2; Math Club, 2; English Club. 2; Girls

League, 2 ; Diversified Occupations, 1 ; Y-Teeirs, 2 ; Gazette Staff. 2; N. H. A. Club, 1; Crown and Scepter, 2; Student Council, 4; French Club. 2.

Douglas Harrison "Doug"

Stitch in time saves nine.

Hi-Y, 2; Latin Club. 1: Band, 1.

Armeta Branch Hasty "Trichsey"

One must learn By doing the thing; for though you think you know it. You

have no certainty, until you try . . .

Girls League. 1 ; English Club, 1. Hubert Eugene Hayes "Count"

If at first you don't succeed try, try again.

Latin Club, 2 ; English Club, 3 ; Hi-Y. 4 ; Esquire, 1 Varsity.

1 ; Band, 2.

Maurice Berkeley Haywood "Doc"

Into some life some rain must fall, some days must be dark and dreary.

Hi-Y, 4; Band, 2; Esquire Club, 2.

Willie Matthews Haywood, Jr.

Wit and Wisdom are born with a man.

Hi-Y, 1 ; Diversified Occupations. 1 ; Math Club, English 1 ; Club,

Delois Yvonne High "Lois"

Our life must once have an end; in vain we fly From following Fate; e'en now, e'en now we die.

N. H. A. Club. 2; Y-Teens, 2; English Club. 2; Latin Club, 1. ;

Ernestine High

Look for it sooner, it will come later, look for it later, it will come sooner,

English Club, 4 : Girls League, 2 ; Math Club, Y-Teens, 2 ;

4 ; N. H. A. Club, 2.

Gladys Brown H i nter "Brownie"

Success is not measured by the heights one attains, but by the obstacles one overcomes in its attainment.

N. H. A. Club, 2 ; Y-Teens. 2 ; Girl Scouts, 2 : Glee Club, 2 Girls League. 2; Office Staff, 1: Library Club. 1; Dramatics, 1.

Owen E. Ivey "Pug"

Three men may keep a secret if two of them- are dead.

Hi-Y. 3; English Club, 2: Band. 2: Esquire Club, 1;

Patrol, ; ; Trowel Trade, Varsity. 1 Latin Club, 1 2 ;

Audrey Dannetta Jarnagin "Dan"

Hath thou a friend, as heart may wish? Then use him so, to have his friendship still.

Y-Teens, 4 ; Girls League, 2 ; N. H. A. Club, 1 ; Glee Club.

1 : Gazette Staff. 2. 2 ; Library Club. Harold Lloyd Jeffries "Harry"

All things come round to him who will wait.

Hi-Y, 3; English Club, 1; Esquire Club, 2: Student

Council, 1 ; Latin Club, 2 ; Math Club, 1.

Nevarro Jeffries

Yvonne Marie Jeffries

No man is the wiser for his learning, Wit and Wisdom are born with a man.

N. H. A. Club, 1; Y-Teens, 2; Crown and Scepter, 2;

English Club, 1 ; Glee Club. 1.

Mary Augusta Johnson "Snap Shot" Have more than thou showest ; speak less than thou knowest.

Glee Club, 4 ; Math Club, 2 ; Girls League. 2 : N H A Club, 2. Dklmar Jones, Jr. "Denh"

Never put off til' tomorrow what you can do today.

Hi-Y. 4 : Band, Esquire Club. 4 ; 3.

Ellis Royster Jones "Zip"

"When the great scorer comes to write His name beside yours. He marls not whether you won or lost, hut how well you played the game."

Varsity, 4; English Club, 4; Math Club, 3.

Ulysses Jones, Jr. "June"

(lire to the world the test you have unci the best will come back to you.

Library Club. 4: French Club. 2; Esquire Club. 1; Math

Club, 2 ; Hi-Y. 2 : Patrol, 1 ; Dramatics. 1.

Mamie Joyner "Zike"

Did nothing in, particular but did it very well.

Library Club. 4 ; Y-Teens. 2 : Student Council, 1 ; Girls

League, 2 ; N. H. A. Club, 1; Gazette Staff, 1; Glee Club, 1; Cheering Squad, 1. Oscar Kendall, Jr. "Coffee"

If I am dirty I can cleanse myself. If I am ignorant, I can better myself. But if you deny me justice because of the coloring of my skin. I can only refer you to God who gave it to me.

Hi-Y. 4; English Club. 3; Patrol. 1; Varsity, 2; Math

Club, 2 ; Esquire Clut\ 1 ; Latin Club. 1.

Ora Mae Lassiter "Oeech"

Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you.

Y-Teeirs. 4: X. H. A. Club. 1: Girls League, 2: Glee Club. 1: English Club. 4.

Gloria Wilhelmina Lester "Peenie"

I wotttld rather be able to appreciate things that I cannot have, than- to have things I cannot appreciate.

Y-Teens. 4 : Girls League, 2 : French Club, 2 ; Math Club. 1; Commercial Club, 1; Gazette Staff, 1; Glee Club, 3; N. H. A. Club. 1; Girl Scouts. 1.

William Alphels Lester

It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are. Glee Club. 2 ; Hi-Y, 3 ; Patrol, 1 ; Esquire Club, 2 : English Club, 3 ; Dramatics. 1 ; Vocational Guidance, 1 ; Math Club, 2. Josephine Lucas "Piggie Toe"

What you gain without work is worth little.

N. H. A. Club. 4; Girls League, 2: Y-Teens, 2; Latin Club, 2; Dramatics, 1; English Club, 4; Math Club, 2.

Ruth Earl Manley "Baby Ruth"

Art is long and time is fleeting, and our hearts, though stout and brave. Still like muffled drums are beating funeral marches to the grave.

Girls League. 2: Y-Teens. 2; Dramatics, 1; Latin Club, 1.

Josephine Manuel "Jo-

One thing is forever good; that one thing is success.

Diversified Occupations, 1: Latin Club. 1.

Floyd Matthews

A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Hand, 4 ; Hi-Y. 2 ; Esquire Club. 1 ; French Club, 2 ; Eng- lish Club, 2. ;:

Ophelia Constance Matthews "Coonie"

If (it first you don't succeed, try, try, again.

Y-Teens, 1 ; Library Club, 2 : Glee Club. 1 : Girls League,

2 : English Club, 2.

Betty Louise McCray "Tootsie"

Our deeds still travel with us from afar, And what we have been makes us what we are

Crown and Scepter, 2; Office Staff. 2; Library Club, 2,

Glee Club, 4 : Girls League. 2 : Y-Teens, 4 ; Freirch Club, 2

Cheering Squad. 2 : Majorette. 1 ; N. H. A. Club. 1.

Everhart Marguerite McDougal "Sis"

Good health ami good sense are two of life's greatest blessings.

Y-Teens, 1 ; Girls League, 1.

Bessie Beatrice McNeill "Betsy B."

For when the one Great Scorer comes, and writes against your name, he writes not that you won or lout, but how you played the game.

Y-Teens, 5; N. H. A. Club. 2: French Club, 1; Office Staff, 4 ; Library Club, 2 ; Student Council, 2 : Girls Scouts. 3 Girls League, 2; Commercial Club, 1. ;

Mildred Naoma McNeill

Lore is the greatest pleasure in life.

N. H. A. Club, 2; Y-Teens, : Girls League, 2; French

Club, 1 : I >ramatics, 1.

Willie Meadows "Mickey"

Let your life be a way mark, which way are you pointing up or down*

Girls League, 2; French Club, 2; Y-Teens, 1.

Grace Louise 2ST. Mitchell "Lu Lu"

Life is real, life is earnest, and the grave is not our goal.

Girl Scouts, 1 ; N. H. A. Club. ; Glee 1 Club, 2 ; Y-Teens, 3

Girls League. 2 : French Club, 1 ; English Club, 3.

Verba Leona Morris "Little Bit"

No change, no pause, no hope! Yet I endure.

Y-Teens, 4; N. H. A. Club, 3; Girls League, 2; Math Club, 1: English Club, 3; Diversified Occupations. 2. ;

Evelyn Pauline Moultrie "Bumps"

Into each life some rain must fall, some days must be dark and dreary.

N. H. A. Club. 2 Y-Teens, 2 : Girl Scouts, 2 ; Glee Club, 3 ; English Club. 3; Girls League, 2; Math Club, 1; Library Club, 1; Gazette Staff, 1; Dramatics, 1.

Agnes Kelly Parker "Doll"

Once a task is begun, never quit until its done.

Y-Teens, 4 ; Girls League, 2 ; Glee (Hub, 3 ; Cheering

Squad, 1 ; Library Club, 3 ; Student Council. 2 ; N. H. A. Club. Dramatics, 2. 1 ;

Loomis Armistis Peebles "B ear"

A man is like a tack, useful if he has a good head and is pointed in the right direction.

Hi-Y. 4; Esquire Club. 1; N. C. S. I. ()., 2; Math (Hub, 1; English Club, 1.

Cardrienne Louise Perrin "Piggie"

If I cannot do great things. I can do small things in a great way.

N. H. A. Club, 4 ; Y-Teens. 1 ; Girl Scouts. 3 : Office Staff. 4; Cheering Squad, 3; Girls League. 2: Glee Club, 1; Dramatics, 1. Lula Miller Poe

There is so much good in the worst of us and so much had in the best of us that it hardly be- hooves any of us to talk about the rest of us.

Girls League, 2 ; Diversified Occupations, 2 ; N. H. A.

Club, 2 : Y-Teens. 1 ; Miss W. H. S.. 1.

Earl Eugene Rains "Rip"

It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.

Band. 3; Glee Club, 4: Hi-Y. 1; Math Club, 2; Gazette

Staff. 1 ; Dramatics, 1.

Louis Edward Ray "Steve"

He who hesitates lives to see another day.

Esquire Club, 2: Hi-Y, 2; Patrol. 1; Math Club, 2; French Club, 2; Glee Club, 1.

Earl Edward Richardson "Rip"

I'd rather have a friend to make me merry than to have experience to make me sad.

Esquire Club. 2; Hi-Y. 2; Gazette Staff. 1; Math Club, 2; Dramatics. 2; Varsity, 1; Latin Club. 1. ;

Eula Mae Eiddick "Zula"

This above all, to thine ownself be true.

Girl Scouts. 4 ; N. H. A. Club. 1 : Y-Teens, 4 ; Girls League,

; French Club. 1 ; Math Club, 2 English Club, 4. 2 ;

Sydney Junia Roberts "8yd"

Real joy comes from ease, not from riches, not from the applause of men. but from having done things that are worth while.

Y-Teens. 4 : Girls League. 2 : Crown and Scepter. 2

French Club, 2 ; N. H. A. Club. 3; Library Club, 1; Math

Club, 1 ; Echo Staff.

Marie Ruth Rogers "Rie"

No man can produce great things who is not thoroughly sincere in dealing with himself.

Y-Teens, 4 ; Girls League, 2 ; Math Club. 2 ; English

Club. 4 ; Girl Scouts, 1 ; Diversified Occupations, 1.

Mary Magdalene Rogers "Banner'

Give to the world the best that you have and the best ivill come back to you.

Glee Club. 2; N. H. A. Club, 4; Girls League, 2; English Club, 3; Latin Club, 1. Mahlene Lynch Sanders "Princess"

Anyone can rejoice on Friday but only a scholar rejoices on Monday.

N. H. A. Club. 1 ; Girl Scouts. 3 ; Girls League, 2 Crown and Scepter, 2; Y-Teens 2; Math Club, 1; French Club, 1.

Clarence Saulter "Hawk"

To know a man-, observe how he wins his object, rather than how he loses it; for when we fail, our pride supports; when we succeed, it betrays us.

1 Esquirt Club. 2 : Hi-Y, 4 ; Student Council, 1 ; English 2. Club. 4 ; Social Science Club, 2 ; Mechanics. 2 ; Latin Club,

Ida Maude Silver "Chuck"

It matters not hole a man dies but how he lives.

English Club, 1 Glee N. H. A. Club. 1 : French Club, 1 ; ; 1. Club. 1 ; Girls League,

Jessie Louise Simpson "Lou"

If once you try and don't succeed try. try, again.

Y-Teens, 1; N. H. A. Club, 3; Girls League. 2; Math Club. 2; Library Club, 2. Alberta Marie Smith "Bert"

Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled by ambition.

Y-Teens, 4 ; N. H. A. Club 1; Girls League, 2; English Club, 4; Diversified Occupations, 1.

John Smith

Harold Leroy Taylor "Sonny"

If you hunt the world over for the beautiful, you must carry it with you if you wish to find it.

Hi-Y, 2 : Library Club. 4 : Patrol. 1 : Esquire Club, 1 :

Student Council, 1 : Gazette Staff, 1.

Virginia M. Taylor "Vee"

I slept and dreamed that life was beauty. J woke and found that life was duty.

Girls League. 2; Y-Teens, 3; Latin- Club,'!; Math Club, Glee Club. 2; Diversified Occupations, 1; N. H. A. Club, ;

June Lee Thomas 1 my

Never overwork your brains, but do your best in the years to come, you'll have much success.

Y-Teens, 4 ; Glee Club. 3 : Crown and Scepter. 2 ; N. H. A. Club, 2; Girls League. 2: English Club, 3.

Gloria Aramenta Thorpe "Glo"

You are the builder of your own char- acter, so why not construct it well.

N. H. A. Club, 4 : Girls League. 2 ; Y-Teens. 1 ; Latin Club, 1.

Marvin Thorpe, Jr.

This above all; to thine ownself be true.

Hi-Y. 3 ; Baud 1 : Crown and Scepter. 2 ; Echo Staff English Club. 4; Math Club, 2; Esquire Club. 2.

Fabu s Herbert Tucker, Jk. "Nub"

This above all; to thine ownself be true.

Hi-Y. 3; Band. 4; Masonry Club, 2; English Club, 4; Esquire Club. 1. Inez Vandergrikf "Dimples"

Beauty is as beauty does.

N. H. A. Club. 2; Y-Teens. 4: English Club, 2; Girls League, 2; Glee Club. 1; Office Staff, 3; Library Club. 1.

KoBEBT LoUIS WaLDEN "Bob"

I live for those who love me, for those who know me true, For the heaven so blue above me. and the good that I ean do.

Hi-Y, 2; Math Club. 2; Latin Club. 2; Esquire Club. 2: Diversified Occupations. 2; Patrol, 1.

Lela Mae Tkeasek Walkek "Hips"

I am a true laborer: I earn that I eat, yet that I wear, owe no man hate, envy no man's happiness, glad of other men's good.

Y-Teens, 4 ; (iirls League, 2 ; English Club 4 ; Glee Club. 1 ;

(iirls Scouts. 1 ; Math Club. 1 ; Diversified Occupations. 1.

Richmond Wall "Sonny"

I lire for those who love me, for those icho know me true.

Hi-Y. 4: Esquire Club. 2: English Club, 4: Matli Club, 1; Camera Club. 1; Social Scieirce Club, 1. James Arthur Wallace "King Arthur"

A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than silver or gold.

Hi-Y, 4 ; Crown and Scepter, 2 ; Student Council, 3 ; Echo Staff, 2; English Club. 3; Band, 4; N. C. S. I. O., 2; Latin Club. 2; Esquire Club, 1.

Claude Edward Watkins "Chick"

Courage, brother! do not stumble, though the path be dark as might. There's a star to guide the humble Trust in God and do the right.

Hi-Y. 4: Math Club, 3; Latin Club. 1; Esquire Club. 2;

Diversified Occupations, 1 ; Social Science Club, 1.

Jessie Howard Watkins "Big Boy"

It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives.

English Club, 1 : Esquire Club. 1 : Hi-Y, 4.

Vivian Odessa Wesley "Cheechie"

Hail to thee, blithe spirit! Bird thou never wert. That from, heaven, or near it, pourest thy full heart.

Girl Scouts, 3; Y-Teens. 2; N. H. A. Club, 2; Glee Club. 1; Girls League, 2; French Club, 2; Math Club. 2; English Club, 4. :

Joseph Whitaker, Jr. "Buck"

Good nature and good sense must ever join; To err is human, to forgive, divine.

Hi-Y, 3; Esquire Club, 1; Glee Club. 2; Dramatics, 1;

Diversified Occupations. Hobby Club, ; Student Council. 1 ; 2 1.

John Sidney White "Tommy"

To Thine own self he true and thou can't he false to any man.—Shakespeare.

Esquire, 2 ; Hi-Y, 4.

Delores Elizabeth Williams "Bumpsy"

The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, hut in doing what one has to do.

Y-Teens, 4 ; Girls League. 2 : English Club. 4 ; Office Staff, 3; Gazette Staff, 1; Cheering Squad, 1; Glee Club, 1: Majorette, 1.

Thomas Williams, III "Whit"

The greatest truths arc the simplest: and so are the greatest men.

Hi-Y, 4 ; Esquire Club, 1 ; Diversified Occupations. 2 English Club. 2. ;

Wilbert Williams "Junior"

Why shrink small, brooding over your difficulties, when you could grow great- er by trying to overcome them.

Hi-Y. 4: Esquire Club, 1; Math Club, 2.

Barbara Doris Wilson "Bobbie"

The mind has a thousand eyes and the heart but one; yet the light of a whole life dies when love is gone.

Math Club. 2; N. H. A. Club. 3; Girls League. 2; Latin Club. 2.

Forrest Wilson, Jr. "Dizzy"

This above all; to thine ownself be true.

Hi-Y, 4 ; Esquire Club, 2 ; N. C. S. I. O., 2 : Latin Club, 2 English Club. 4: Band. 2: Glee Club. 1; Math Club, 2; Social Science Club, 1.

Iris Jean Wilson "Bunny"

Don't be sharp, don't be flat. Just be natural.

N. H. A. Club, 3; Y-Teens. 3; Girls League. 2; French Club. 2: Math Club. 1: Library Club. 1: Commercial Club, 1; Dance Ensemble, 1; Cheering Squad, 2; Voice Club, 1. Pearl Mitchell Wilson "Tom"

In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He will direct thy paths.

Y-Teens, 4 ; Girls League, 2 ; Glee Club, 2 ; Cheering Squad.

; Student Council, 2 ; Crown and Scepter, 1 ; English Club, 2 2; N. H. A. Club, 1; Commercial Club, 1; Echo Staff, 1.

Bettie E. Woods

To be conscious that you are ignorant is a step to knowledge.

Y-Teens, 4 ; Glee Club, 1 ; Girls League. 2 ; Latin Club, 1.

William Womble "Hog"

A good name is better than riches.

Hi-Y, 4 ; Esquire Club, 1 ; English Club, 1.

William Howard Young "Billy"

If I am dirty. I can clean myself; If I am ignorant I can better myself, but if you deny me justice because of the color of my skin, I can only refer you to God who gave it to me.

English Club, 1 ; Social Science Club, 1 ; Hi-Y, 1 ; Esquire Club, 1; French Club, 1. THE TIME HAS COME"

And now we must leave here Washington,

And now we have a harder battle to fight.

We have hidden our childish things forever

We are looking for a future that is bright.

Our last four years have been some hectic ones

We have striven for our one and only goal

To be of Character, Courtesy, and Culture

Which is our motto and we'll forever uphold.

We think of you in days of prosperity

In parting, you will not be forgotten

May your buildings embrace all with sincerity

Dear old Washington, our lovely "Alma Mater."

By Gloria Wilhelmina Lester SENIOR CLASS SONG

(Tune "You're Breaking My Heart")

It's breaking our hearts to be leaving,

We love you dear Washington High,

Our hearts will always be with you.

Your memory will ere' be with us.

It's breaking our hearts to be leaving,

The teachers so kind and so true,

It saddens us so to be going,

Thy light will guide our steps,

As years go by

Your banners fly

For those who follow in our steps.

We'll cherish you when we have gone far

You will always be our guiding star.

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The foundation for our building of education was erected when we entered through the portals of the Washington High School. There was, in our group of unskilled laborers called Freshmen, a total number of 246. The blue print for the building was given to us by different foreman called Freshmen advisers. They were Mrs. V. K. Newell, Miss M. B. Bugg, Mrs. I. E. Washington, Mr. P. H. Williams, and Mrs. M. G. Frazier. Tools ware issued along with instruction as to how we were to conduct ourselves while completing the building.

In applying ourselves to this type of work we were ignorant and excited. We made our share of mistakes, but as the years progressed we settled down and were able through constant guidance from our advisers to build a good foundation in laying t'le first course of the building of education. That year we took an active part in the school life, participating in many school activities. In the band we had many representatives who were Owen Ivey, Fabius Tucker, Delmar Jones, James Wallace, Boykin Gartrell, Navarro Jeffries, and Hubert Hayes. We were also represented in the Glee Club — Jolethia Doe, Gloria Lester, Emma Cheek, Audrey Jarnagin, Jeannette Fields, June Thomas, George Adams, Thomas Avery, Willie Haywood, Pearl Wilson, Virginia Taylor. Our rep- resentatives of the student council were Pearl Wilson and Leanna Durham. We were also represented on the football team by Ellis Jones. The highest average that year was obtained by Emma Cheek. We were represented on the office staff in the person of Anne Goode, Cardrienne Perrin, Bessie McNeil and Marguerite Butcher. The class officers for that year were: president, Robert Adams;

secretary, Mildred Blount ; assistant secretary, Do rothy Nichols; treasurer, Emma Cheek and re- porter, Marguerite Butcher.

Although we have been common laborers and unskilled the job had been set before us. We have tried to be as active as possible in our first high school year. The building of education then, was beginning to take on a modern appearance. Toward the end of the year, we had laid 88 courses. We now must stop for our summer vacation and look forward to returning to Washington High School as Sophomores.

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We returned to our job of completing our building of education in the Fall of '47. We rested and were eligible to resume our construction job. We started off the year by electing the class officers.

President, James Wallace vice president, Boykin Gartrell secretary, Mildred Blount ; assistant ; ; secretary, Sydney Roberts; treasurer, Emma Cheek.

We were lucky enough to have for our advisers Miss Bugg, Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Frazier and Mr. Williams.

Our class greatly reduced in number to the total of 169. This did not hinder us in laying our 167 courses in the building of education. We were represented in the band that year by Owen Ivey, James Wallace, Boykin Gartrell. Navarro Jeffries, Fabius Tucker and Algernon Daly. We were represented on the football team that year by Ellis Jones. William Dunston was the man- ager of the W. H. Little Blues that year. The highest average was obtained by Emma Cheek. We were very lucky that year in doing something that had not been done by a sophomore class in many years. In winning Miss W. H. S. Contest, our representative was Juanita Freeman. On the office staff we had as representatives Anne Goode, Cardrienne Perrin, Marguerite Butcher, Bessie McNeil, and Ola Mae Evans. We now must stop for our summer vacation and look forward to returning to W. H. S. as Juniors.

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We returned to our job of completing our building of education in tbe Fall of '48. The framework is just about to be completed but there are still 138 laborers to help finish the job. Emma Cheek, Sydney Eoberts, Boykin Gartrell, James Wallace, Pearl Wilson, Marlene Sanders, Yvonne Jeffries, Betty McCray, Marvin Thorpe, Mary Harris, June Thomas, Loreece Burrell, and Algernon Daly worked very hard so they were paid higher by becoming members of the Crown and Scepter Club. All of the laborers are making a great success in their work. Officers elected for this crew were president, James Wallace; vice-president, Boykin Gartrell; secretary, Mildred Blount; assistant secretary, Mary Harris; treasury, Sydney Roberts; assistant treasurer, Yvonne Jeffries. With the election of Thomas Avery as Major of the Patrol Forces, George Adams winner in the musical contest, Mildred Blount and Anne Goode presidents of the New Homemakers of A.merica and Mamie Joyner president of the Library Club, these things brought great honors to our crew. "A Night Under the Stars", was the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom. It was one of the most enjoyable evenings for all of us because we were the first class to have a prom in our new gymnasi- um. Mildred Blount, Marguerite Butcher, Ruth Debnam, Gladys Hunter, Anne Goode, Yvonne Jeffries, Betty McCray and Sydney Roberts were chosen to be Debutantes of 1949. There were a large number of outstanding football players on the team. They were Thomas Jeffers, William Andrews, Ellis Jones, George Adams, Lawrence Ashley and Hubert Hayes. There is only one more story to finish and all the laborers are very happy to complete this building.

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Finally we found ourselves as Seniors. Yes, dignified, sophisticated and wise seniors. Gone were the frightened sensations of our lower classmen days. After feeling heady and superior for a short time we began to feel sad at the thought of leaving dear old Washington High. Our emotions vacillated from the depth of sadness to the heights of joy as we faced our senior year and its responsibility. We chose as our president for this very important year, Fabius Tucker. His aides were Willie Haywood as vice president; Oscar Kendall, secretary; William Dunston, assistant secretary, and June Thomas as treasurer. We now accepted added responsibility in the school program. Serving as office assistants to the principal were Marguerite Butcher, Anne Goode, Gladys Hunter, Bessie McNeil, Cardrienne Per- rin, Betty Lou McCray, Delores Williams and Inez Vandergriff. The assistants in the library were Jolethia Doe, Mamie Joyner, Ernestine High, Gladys Hunter, Almeta Hasty. In the extra curricula activities the seniors took a most active part. President of Crown and . Scepter Club, June Thomas president of Girls League, Anne Goode president of Y-Teens, Sydney ; ; Roberts and president of Hi-Y, James Wallace. In the field of sports we point with pride to Captain Ellis Jones, Norman Bates, Lawrence Ashley, Charles Glenn, and business manager, William Dun- ston as football stars. In basketball we contributed Ellis Jones, Owen Ivey, Earl Richardson, Del- mar Jones, and Willie Haywood, Lawrence Ashley. Cheerleaders, Jolethia Doe, Jeannette Fields, Betty Lou McCray, Ophelia Matthews, Mamie Joyner, Pearl Wilson, Delores Williams, Cardri- enne Perrin, Anne Goode, Iris Wilson, Hettie Griffis. Many days in our senior year are highlighted by happy memories but perhaps the day that will long remain freshest in our memory is the day we received our class rings. We now wear the badge of our seniority. No activity afforded us more pleasure than the Glee Club. We contributed to the school pro- grams; made a visit to Fort Bragg; sang for the Lions Club at a luncheon meeting; exchanged programs with the Needham Broughton and Hugh Morson schools. Engaging in these enjoyable programs were: Geraldine Burton, Emma Cheek, Jolethia Doe, Gloria Lester, Hettie Griffis, Ann

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Among the many delightful affairs that gladdened the hearts of a score or more of the young ladies in the senior class was the Debutante Ball. On this occasion the following were presented to society: Patricia Allen, Loreece Burrell, Emma Cheek, Rebecca Delane, Jolethia Doe, Jean- nette Fields, Audrey Jarnagin, Mamie Joyner, Gloria Lester, Ophelia Matthews, Mildred McNeil, Cardrienne Perrin, Delores Williams, Evelyn Moultrie and Pearl Wilson.

And so the chapters have unfolded revealing the history of the class of 1950 and now the final pages are being written. Washington High School has left its imprint on the lives of each of us.

The future will tell how well these pages have been written. The past is done. From the callow freshmen of 1946 we have grown to the finished product—the seniors of 1950. So one hundred and twenty one loyal sons and daughters of Washington High bid you, our alma mater, adieu. May your good influence continue to benefit all mankind.

We wish to thank our advisers Miss M. B. Bugg, Mrs. V. K. Newell and Mr. P. H. Williams for their guidance in helping us through.

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Prophetess Yvonne Jeffries, Gloria Fields and prophet Joseph Whitaker are making a tour of the United States in the new 1960 Atomic Power Locomotive. The object of this tour is to gather the graduates of 1950 to see if the things they prophesied materialized.

As they dined in a down town restaurant of proprietor Nathan Becoat, they were entertained with soft dinner music by Earl Raines. They were made welcome by hostesses, Marguerite Butcher, Juanita Freeman and Ida Silver. There was a little time left, so they suggested that they hire a car from "The John C. Smith Co.," to see the famous bridge the engineers, Boykin Gartrell, Leon Holloway, Robert Waldon, William Daniel, and contractors Claude Watkins, James Wallace, Harold Taylor, Delma Jones and Richmond Wall had erected. As they were on their way to the site of the bridge they saw on a billboard that "D eb Debnam" and his orchestra which consisted of Fabius Tucker, Douglas Harrison, Hubert Hayes, and Maurice Haywood, featuring vocalist Jeanette Fields, and the owner himself, Ronald Debnam, were coming to town.

Relaxed and comfortable, the trio smoothly moved to the next state which was Pennsylvania, they were met by famous Psychiatrist, Mildred Blount who directed them to one of the largest hotels owned by Floyd Matthews. This was designed by John White; bricks were laid by some very capable Brick Masons William Womble, William Young, Clarence Saulter, and Owen Ivey. Being very tired, the travelers retired to their respective quarters. The radio was tuned in to the early morning news commentator, I nomas Avery who gave clear concise up to date news. After breakfast the travelers were rushed to the air port in the 1960 Mercury designed by Algernon Daly where they boarded a plane piloted by Charles Cameron. The trio were made comfortable by host- esses Lula Pope, Josephine Lucas, Alberta Smith and Delois High.

Arriving in Ohio, they were met by Inez Vandergriff, a very successful business woman. Prophe- tess, Gloria Fields decided to visit the famous designing establishment owned by Jolethia Doe, and Josephine Manuel. Prophetess Yvonne Jeffriss decided to visit a swanky beauty parlor owned by Virginia Taylor, with her very capable operators Ora Lassiter, Mary Rogers, Marie Rogers, Helen Gales, Ruth Mauley, Barbara Evans, Grace Mitchell, Verba Morris, and Leanne Durham. Prophet Joseph Whitaker decided to visit one of the Ritz Tayloring Shops owned by Ellis Jones. Everyone would meet later at the Art Gallery to see the works of Eula Riddick, Bessie McNeill, and Warren Baldwin. Virgil Ray, a successful business man gave them a very fine send-off to Indiana. As they rode along comfortably, Prophet Joseph Whitaker tuned in the radio. Radio Technicians William Lester and Wilbert Williams have made great improvements on the radio.

Prophetess Yvonne Jeffries read the paper and saw that Lawyers, Mary Harris and Ernestine. High are pleading their first case. She also saw a column that Journalist Pearl Wilson, will make her visit to Jacksonville, Florida. She saw that a Missionary, Willie Meadows is going to make a trip to Africa to educate the natives. Gloria Fields met some teachers going to a Texas con- ference, Teachers: Biology, Marlene Saunders; Social Science, Ophelia Matthews, and Earl Rich- ardson; Home Economics, Martha Atkins, Cardrienne Perrin Commmercial, Gladys Hunter, ; Ola Evans Elementary, Betty Woods, Gloria Lester, Sydney Roberts Mathematics, Lela Walker. ; ;

As the train came into Ohio they were met by a famous Doctor Oscar Kendall who carried them to meet the local hospital staff who were Doctor Loomis Peebles, Nurses Iris Wilson, Mildred Mc-

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Charles Glenn and George Adams ; on the sport reel they were very impressed to see William And- rews, William Dunston, Lawrence Ashley and Norman Bates officiating in a college football game. After the movie they dined at a restaurant owned by Ulysses Jones, and Jessie Watkins. Before catching a plane to Hollywood, California, they visited a moving picture studio where they met famous stars namely: Anne Goode, Gloria Thorpe, Ruth Bebnam, Hettie Griffis, Geraldine Burton, Agnes Parker and Delores Williams. After leaving the studio they dined with publicists, Lewis Ray, John Goode and Stage Manager Harold Jeffries. The trio decided to go to the theater to see June Thomas perform as a Concert Pianist.

The Prophetess and the Prophet of the graduating class of 1950 were very much impressed to see that the prophecy had materialized so well.

Gloria Fields

Yvonne Jeffries Joseph Whitaker

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We the Senior Class at Washington High School 1950, being in the full possession of our mental faculties and free from force do hereby declare our last will and testament.

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To Mr. McLendon our principal, we leave our best wishes and hope for success in the improve- ment of "Dear Washington High."

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To our Deans we bequeath the patience and guidance they have given us in our four years.

Article III

To our advisers we leave a vote of appreciation for their love and guidance during our High School Days.

Article IV

To the Junior, Sophomore and Freshman Classes we wish you much success in the years to come.

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Ulysses Jones wills to Gillis Watson his seat in Miss Hick's French class. Fab Tucker wills his ability to make friends to William Jones. Catherine Grissom wills her seat in the Home Economics Class to Sue Jones. To Mary Lou Carson, Betty McCray wills her seat in the Crown and Scepter Club and her majorette ability to Dorothy Jones. William Young wills his ability to become a senior to Frank Worth. To Mable Young, Willie Meadows wills her singing ability.

To Emily Curtis, Robert Walden wills his ability to become a senior. Marvin Thorpe wills to Juanita Thorpe, his seat in the Crown and Scepter. To Betty Joyner, Mamie Joyner wills her position as president of the Library Club and to Rowena Hubert her height. To Paul Vandergriff, Inez Vandergriff wills her airs of sophistication and to De Juanna Brown- ing her typing ability. Delores Williams wills to Francis Butcher, her position in the office and to Valarie Wilson her Majorette ability. To Ruth Carter, Warren Baldwin leaves his best wishes. To Betty Lassiter, Ora Lassiter wills her walk and her ability to be humorous. John White leaves to Leon Goode his drawing ability.

Juanita Freeman leaves to Delores Copeland her title of Miss Washington High of "1948". To Swayzine Harris, Cardrienne Perrin wills her position in the principal's office and to Eloise Jones, her position on the cheering squad. Anne Goode wills to Sarah Sewell her position on the cheering squad and to Hubert Goode her ability to get along with people. William Andrews wills his ability to play football to Worth Rochell. Gloria Lester wills her pleasant smile to Annie Laura Mims. To Vivian Redick, Hettie Griffis wills her position on the cheering squad. Geraldine Burton wills to Otha Cox her ability to get along with the teachers and her seat in chapel to Ethel Horton.

Armeta Hastie wills her quiet dignified airs to her "little Sister" Corrine Evans.

Charles Glenn wills to Fred Douglass his popularity among the girls and his ability to jive. George Adams wills to Melvin Woods his ability to sing and become student director of the Glee Club. To Charles Jones, Norman Bates wills his position on the football team. Hubert Count Hayes wills to Frank Worth his ability to play the drum. William Daniels wills to John Sledge his taste in clothes.

Louis Ray wills his position as master mechanic to Thedelma Lilly and to Barbara Ray, his ability to become a senior.

Grace Mitchell wills to Minnie Caldwell her make-up kit. Josephine Manuel wills to Juanita Surles her seat in chapel. Ruth Manley wills to Bernice Hicks her quiet dignity.

Barbara Wilson wills to Joyce Gray her ability to get along with people and to Celestine Rogers her position as senior candidate for Miss Washington High.

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Virgil Ray wills his fine clothes and height to Maurice Blalock. Douglass Harrison wills his cute bashful ways to George Mitchell. Willie Haywood wills his position on the basketball team to Richard Martin. Thomas Avery wills his paper business to Charles Hunter. Ernestine High wills to Barbara Moore her pleasant smile and old flame. John Goode wills his manners and cooperation to Leon Goode. To Doris Ferrell, Marie Rogers wills her birth -stone ring.

Olar Mae Evans wills her typing ability to her little sister Queen Esther Hunt. Ronald Debnam wills his music ability to Hubert Goode. Betty Fort wills to her sister Nellie Fort her ability to finish school. Harold Jeffries wills his ability to get along with people to Van Durham. Martha Atkins wills her quietness to Barbara Ray. To Lindsey Hall, Delois High wills her ability to get along with people. Helen Gales wills to Thomas Blandshaw her seat in typing. George Adams wills to Gillis Watson his singing ability and to William Dixon his football jersey number 82. Joseph Whitaker wills to Lydia Thomas his small body. Robert Walden wills to Thedelma Lilly his ability to become a senior. Nathan Becoat wills to his sister Constance his ability to stay out of trouble and to Rufus Becoat his ability to get along with all the girls in his cool ways.

Robert Hall wills his ability to become a senior to Charles Freeman. Mildred Blount wills her bow legs to Delores Baker. To Gaston Pulley, Louis Ray wills his driving ability. Boykin Gartrell wills to Bobby Crossling his position as Judge of the school. Harold Taylor wills to Dorothy Taylor his ability to get along with the teachers. Leon Holloway wills to Leonard Harris his drawing ability. Wilbert Williams wills to Maxine Johnson his ability to become a senior. Ophelia Matthews wills to Nannie Cotton her ability to read and understand. Evelyn Moultrie wills to her sister on entering High School next year her pleasing personality. Barbara Evans wills to Helena Parker her ability to get along with people. Josephine Lucas wills her beautiful hair styles and ability to type to Tessie Jones.

To Mildred Hunt, Leanna Durham wills her ability to get along with the teachers. To Bobby Simms, Thomas Williams wills his position in the band. To Everett Ricks, Earl Raines wills his hard earned musical ability with hopes that he will use it wisely. Patricia Allen wills to Marjorie Allen her typing ability. To Lydia Thomas, June Thomas wills her home room teacher Miss Bugg.

To all the members of the Junior Class Vivian Wesley wills her wonderful school spirit.

Lela Walker wills her eye glasses to Moses Walker and her ability to get along with people to Mary Moore.

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Alberta Smith wills her watch to William Roberts. Emma M. Cheek wills to Marguerite Mann and James Forbes her scholastic ability. Owen Ivey wills to James Daye his ability to lay bricks. Virginia Taylor wills her sweet disposition to Queen Esther Hunt.

Lula Poe wills to Vivian Reddick her beautiful fingernails. Forest Wilson wills to Thomas Delane his love for Be-Bop music. James Wallace wills to Odessa Wallace his seat in the Crown and Scepter Club. To Emily Curtis, Mary Rogers wills her attractive fingernails. Pearl Wilson wills her sister Valerie Wilson her seat in the Crown and Scepter Club. Jessie Simpson wills her position on the library staff to Jessie Ridley and her seat in chapel to Anna Jones. Olar Mae Evans wills to Corrine Evans her ability to become a senior. Charles Cameron wills his sophistication to Walter Cameron. Mildred McNeil wills to Octavia McKoy her friendliness. Navarro Jeffries wills to George Scott his ability to clown. Delmer Jones wills to James Monroe his ability to lay bricks. William Womble wills his personality to Catherine Womble. John Smith wills to Wayne Hall his ability to get along with people. Floyd Matthews wills to Lennon Harris his ability to play the Barber of Sevielle overture on the alto sax. Claude Watkins wills to Wilbert Wilder his position on the patrol.

Jessie Watkins wills to William Hunter his skill in pocket billiards. To Annie Ruth Johnson, Mary Johnson wills her ability to wear stockings daily. To Julian Roberts, Sydney Roberts wills her seat in the Crown and Scepter Club and to Francis Roberts upon entering high school her ability to get along with the teachers. Loreece Burrell wills to Richard Burrell her willingness to study and to Varnella Keith her position on the newspaper staff. Gladys Hunter wills her graceful walk to Bessie Hunter. Ruth Debnam wills her beautiful brown eyes to Bobbie Jones and to Annie Ruth Johnson and Janis Smith her ability to half-way get along with people. To Nettie Winston and Juanita Thorpe, Gloria Thorpe wills her typing and shorthand ability and hopes that they will have a successful high school career. Marguerite McDougal wills her eye glasses to Arlethia Cameron and her ability to read shorthand to Verily Page. To James Forbes, Alois McCray and Esther Morgan, Marlene Sanders Wills her membership in the Crown and Scepter Club.

To George Mitchell, Richmond Wall wills his ability to go to class.

Marguerite Butcher wills to Francis Butcher her position on the cheering squad.

To Lurena Morgan, Jeannette Fields wills her melodious voice.

To Valerie Fields, Gloria Fields wills her ability and her seat in the Commercial Department.

To Nannie Cotton, Rebecca Delane wills her ability to be humorous.

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IDEAL GIRL

"Beautiful in form and feature, Lovely as the day, Can there be so fair a creature, Formed of common clay."

Our ideal girl of the senior class of 1950 must possess the lustrous hair and ever glowing eyes of Ophelia Matthews. Her skin must have the smooth velvet texture of Betty McCray. She shall have the deep round dimples of Sidney Roberts, plus the pleasing smile of Eula Riddick. She shall have the height of Anne Goode, with the Venus like physique of Ida Silver. Her taste for clothes shall be that of Marguerite Butcher, which shall make her as popular as Cardrienne Perrin and Rebecca Delane. She must possess the quiet dignity of Mildred Blount and the magnetic character of Gloria Thorpe. Her culture must be equivalent to that of Verba Morris.

The ideal girl must also possess the musical ability of June Thomas and Pearl Wilson. Add to this the scholastic ability of Emma Cheek and Mary Harris.

We believe that if such a creature exists she is not only beautiful but also inimitable.

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IDEAL BOY

In the selection of the ideal boy of the senior class of 1950, we have made a thorough study of

the outstanding qualities of the boys in our class and have come to the following conclusion : The ideal boy should have the physique of John White and height of Robert Hall, the dark brown wavy hair of Marvin Thorpe and the smooth brown complexion of Ulysses Jones, with the dreamy eyes of Harold Taylor. His personality must match that of Owen Ivey and popularity of Charles Glenn. His voice should be as sweet as that of George Adams, and as handsome as Virgil Ray. His taste in clothes must equal that of Forrest Wilson. Blended with the superb culture of Boykin Gartreli and the scholastic ability of Algernon Daly, governed by the leadership of Fab Tucker and the loyalty and sincereness of James Wallace. His friendliness must equal that of William Dunston, and his social life must be as well rounded as that of Nathan Becoat. He must compete on the basketball court with Ellis Jones and just posses the wit of Floyd Matthews. His financial capacity must be that of Charles Cameron. Cardrienne Perrin Anne C. Goode

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Miss Sakah Frances Sewell. MISS WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY

Mamie Ruth Willis — Age 12 years

Seventh Grade Student

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Willis

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MOST BUSINESSLIKE MAEY HARRIS THOMAS AVERY BEST DRESSED MAEGTTEKITE BUTCITEE FORREST WILSON

MOST VERSATILE GLORIA LESTER HAROLD TAYLOR MOST HUMOROUS

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Assistant E ditor-in-Chief .... Boykin Gartrell, June Lee Thomas

Associate Editor's ...Marvin Thorpe, Pearl Wilson, Harold Taylor

Business Manager' James Wallace

Assistant Business Manager.. Bettie McCray

Circulation, Manager _ ..Owen Ivey

Assistant Circulation- Manager Delmar Jones

Advertising Manager ..William Dunston

Assistant Advertising Manager... Anne Goode

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OFFICERS

President Everett Gill

Vice President Bobby Crossling

Secretary Shirley Hardie

Assistant Secretary Almena Nunn

Treasurer _- Walter Watson Business Manager Melvin Woods

Adams, Dorothy Harrington, Ruby Morgan. Arnetta Alston', .Tames Harris. Naomie Morgan, Lurena Artis. Joan Haywood. Garnell Newsome, Dwight Baker, Delores High, Preston Nichols, Doris Ranks, Thomas Hinton, Ida Nunn, Almena Becoat, Constance Hodge. Waymond O'Neal. Yvonne Bell, Stella Horton, Erma Page, Verily Ress, Earline Hunt. Mildred Parker, Agnes Rostic. Ruby Hunter. Ressie Poole, Vertie Brown, Verdell Jeffries, Thomas Pope, Gertrude Burrell, Richard Johnson, Liza Kaglaiwl. Clarice Caldwell. Minnie T. Jones, An-nabelle Ray. Barbara Carr, James Jones, Margaret Reynolds, Dorothy Coe. Katie Jones, Margaree Richburg, Glennie Copeland, Delores Jones, Mary A. Roberts. William Cotton. Marvin Junes. Mary H. Robinson. Doris Crossling. Bobby Jones Minnie R'ochelle. Isaac Curtis, Emily Jones, Ruby Rokes, Charles Davis. Josephine Kearney. Nelson Rogers. Eloise Daye, James Keith, Vernella Scott, Henry Drew, James Leach, Grace Smith, Mildred Dunbar, Katie Lee. Telza Stanback. Annie Dunn. Jessie Matthews. Juanita Stanback. Ernestine Ellis, Alphonza McCarr, Max Stroud. Mordecia Evans, Charles McKay. Mildred Terrell, Clyde Faison, James Merritt, Linwood Thomas, Ljr dia Faisoii'. Madgeline Merritt, Mary Thorpe. Thomas Perrell, Catherine Miller. Lucille Upperman, Gwendolyn Freeman, Charles Minis. Annie Vines, Charles Freeman. Willie M. Mitchell, George Watson, Walter Gibson, Alberta Mitchell, Isiah Whitaker, Rernice Gibson, James Mitchell, Mabel Whitaker. Robert (iiles. Nancy Monroe James Williams. James Gill, Everett Monroe, Smith Wilson. Rurnis Greene, Ceola Montgomery. Hubert Woods, Melvin Creei:^. Rolland Moore. Mary Wynn, Malcolm Halliburton. Jane Moore. Roy Yarborough. Mary Hardie, Shirley Morgan. Albert

Class Colors : Yellow and Scarlet

Motto : "Lifting as We Climb"

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President _ _ Samuel Faucette Vice President Mollie McDaniels Secretary DeJuanna Browning Assistant Secretary Daisy Jones Treasurer Wilbert Wilder

Anderson, Alphonzo Greene, Dorothy Miller, Mary Anderson, Hattie Greene, James Montgomery. Hubert

Anderson, . Fames Harris, David Moore, Barbara Anderson-, Marvin Harris. Elizabeth Nichols, William Baxter, Mary Harris. Eunice O'Neal, Edward Baxter. Thedore Harris. Lennoii Peace, Sandra Blalock, Maurice Hall, Charles Pearson, Annie Bouie, Hattie Mae Hawkins. Eunice Powell, Mary Brown, Leroy Hawkins. Benjamin Pretty. Deloris Brown, Rnfus Haywood Paul Pulley, Gaston Browing, DeJuanna Haywood, Garnell Ratcliff, Edward Bryant, Joseph Hicks. Bernice Reddick. Beulah Bryant, Julia Hicks, Juairita Richardson, William Bryant, Lucille High. Richard Kicks, Bobby Butcher, Frances Holloway, Hervery Ricks, Everette Butler, Annie Horton. Annie Roacher, Marion Caldwell, Minnie Horton. Ethel Roberts. Carlton Caldwell, Sylvia Horton, Herbert Roberts, Julian Cameron. Walter Howard, Pearlie Robinson, Edith Camp. Norman- Hunt. Joseph Rogers, Celestine Carson, Mary Hunter. I )orothy Rogers, Frances Carter, Ruth Hunter. Joseph Rogers, Mary Chalmers, Jarvis Hunter. Josephine Rushmore, Rosa Chavis, Bernice Hubert. Rowona Sanders, Arthur Christmas, Lottie Mae Johnson, Maxine Sanders, John Christmas, Myrtle Ellen Jones. Bobbie Saunders. Emma J. Cooke. Constance Jones, Charles Shamblee. Dorothy Copeland, Maude Elizabeth Jones, Daisy Sheppard, Pattie Copeland, Wesley Jones. Dorothy Sledge, John- Cotton, Nannie Ruth Jones. Everett Spencer, Ernestine Co vial, James Jones, Howell Spencer, Louis Cox, Otha Jones, Rose Stephenson, Jessie Mae Crowder. Dorothy Jones, William Stroud. Edsel Curtis, Clarence Joyner, Bettie Surles. Jaunita Davis, Richard Kendall, Raymond Thorpe, Juanita Dehnam. Gloria Lanier. Loretta Turner, Nurry Ann Delaine, Thomas Lassiter, Bobby Upchurch, Bernice Douglas, Fred I. Lassiter, Connie Walder. Moses Douglas, Fred W. Lassiter, Jewell Wallace, Albert Dunn, Kenneth L. Lee. Winifred Walton, Elsie Dunn. McKeever Lewis. Ellsworth Walton. Pearl Ellis, Coechise Lilly, Thedelma Ward. William Elley, Herman Little. Nathaniel Watson, Gillis Evans. Theodore Lucas. Helen Watson- Mamie Faison, Doris Massenhurgh. Elsie Wilder, Wilbert Faucette. Samuel Massey, Herbert Williams. Dorothy Fields. Valerie Maye. Mary Williams, James Forbes, Evangeline McCoy, Bertie Williams. Janet Foster, Doris McDaniel, George Williams, Lawrence Gause. Ophelia McDaniel, Mollie Williams. Louvenia Gibson, Pheriby McDowell. Floreece Williams. Mary Gibson, Sarah McKnight, Shirley Willis. Dannie Gill. Lucille McMillan. Andora Wilson, Johnnie Gilliard. Robert McNeill. Dorothy Wongus, Angelyn Glenn. Terrell Medlin, Daisy Woodard, Dorothy Glover, Roberta Jackson Melker, William Gholsten, Leveuda Merritt. William Goode, Leon Mial, Landen Gray, Joyce Miales, Ethel

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THE CROWN AND SCEPTER CLUB

Colors : Pink and Green Emblem : Crown and Scepter

Motto : "Exxcellence of Character, Excellence of Scholarship, and Excellence of Service." OFFICERS President June Lee Thomas Vice President Mary Harriis Secretary Sydney Roberts Assistant Secretary Yvonne Jeffries Treasurer Emma Cheek Advisers .Mrs. S. V. Perry and Mrs. E. L. Clark

Members : Joan Artis, Delores Baker, Loreece Burrell, Emma Cheek, Delores Copeland, Bobby Crossling, Algernon Daly, Boykin Gartrell, Albert Gibson, Nancy Giles, Everett Gill, Roland Greene, Jane Halliburton, Shirley Hardie, Mary Harris, Yvonne Jeffries, Grace Leach, Juanita Matthews, Betty McCray, Mildred McKay, Lucille Miller, Doris Nichols, Almena Nunn, Gertrude Pope, Sydney Rob- erts, Marlene Sanders, June Thomas, Marvin Thorpe, James Wallace, Pearl Wilson, Walter Watson. 1

STUDENT COUNCIL

Motto : "Good, Better, Best. Never let it rest till our

Good is Better and our Better Best."

Colors : Maroon and White Flowers : White Carnation OFFICERS President Mildred Blount

Vice President Delores Copeland

Secretary Grace Leach

Assistant Secretary Ethel Horton Treasurer Helen Payne

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A cultural organization of 11th and 12th grade girls which serves as an educational device for the development of character and social competence. THE GIRL'S LEAGUE

Big Sister — Little Sister — "Pal 0 Mine Group," An Orientation Project - Senior — Junior Girls with Freshman "Little Sisters." ;

THE ESQUIRE CLUB

Motto : "Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well"

"In words, and fashions, the same rule will hold, Alike fantastic if too new or old Be not the first by whom the new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside." OFFICERS President Robert Hall Vice President Forrest Wilson Secretary Loomis Peebles Assistant Secretary Louis Ray Treasurer Charles Freeman

Reporter _. Hubert Hayes Sergeant at Arms William Roberts COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Program, Warren Baldwin Social William Daniel Activity Marvin Thorpe

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Motto : "Better Homes for a Better Nation." OFFICERS SENIORS JUNIORS

President... Lydia Thomas President Marguerite Mann

Vice President Cardrienne Perrin Vice President Shirley Wyatt

Secretary.... Daisy Jones Secretary Sarah Sewell

Assistant Secretary Ruth Debnam Assistant Secretary ..Delores Johnson

Treasurer Anne Goode Treasurer Christine Jones

Reporter... ..Stella Belle Reporter .. . Esther Morgan

Ad riser Mrs. A. B. Levingston N. H. A. JUNIOR GROUP

Motto : "Better Homes for Better Nations."

Purpose: (1) To promote individual growth by developing physical, social, and moral qualities. (2) To promote better home living. (3) To provide wholesome recreational activities. (4) To act as a unit for giving service to school community, State and Nation.

Flower : The American Beauty Rose OFFICERS President Vera Robertson Vice President Helen Williams

Secretary _ Alice Carson Assistant Secretary Catherine Womble Treasurer Shirley Ellis Reporters Susie Morgan, Josephine Jackson Adviser Mrs. E. D. Toole

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Motto : "Better Homes for Better Nations"

Purpose: (1) To promote individal growth by developing physical, social and moral qualities. (2) To promote better living. (3) To provide wholesome recreational activities. (4) To act as a unit for giving service to school, community, State and Nation.

Flower: Tbe American Beauty Rose

O F F I C E K S

President Julia Bryant Vice President „ Alberta Gibson Secretary Shirley Hardie Assistant Secretary Juanita Matthews Treasurer Mollie McDaniel Reporter Pheriby Gibson Adviser Mrs. E. D. Toole W. H. S. CHORAL SOCIETY

Motto : "Music study exalts life"

Club Colors : Blue and Gold Emblem : The Lyre

Purpose : To become active, participating members of that ever-growing group of musicians and music lovers. OFFICERS

President _ . Warren Baldwin

Vice President June Lee Thomas

Secretary Betty L. McCray

Assistant Secretary Ruth Ann Carter Treasurer Thomas Avery

Adviser Mrs. E. May Morgan Kelly

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Motto : "What we are to be, we are now becoming"

Colors: Maroon and White

President Marguerite Mann

Vice President . Esther Morgan

Secretary _ Swayzene Harris

Assistant Secretary Vera Robinson

Treasurer Shirley Ellis

Reporter Mildred McKay

Adviser __ Mrs. E. May Morgan Kelly

12TH GRADE Y-TEENS

Purpose : To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realiz- ing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people and to grow in the know- ledge and love of God.

Y-TEKN EMPHASES

Arts, Health, Personal and Family Relations, Problems of Social Concern, Religious Work. OFFICERS

President .. Sydney Roberts Vice President „_ Emma Cheek

Secretary ..- Jolethia Doe

Assistant Secretary ... EULA RlDDICK Treasurer LoREEOE BuRRELL

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On the morning of August 22, six White and one Negro Y-Teen set out for

Camp Ilahee located about 32 miles from Asheville, N. C. (The camp is usually a camp for White girls.) I was sent as an exchange delegate. By exchange delegate

I mean 10 White girls were sent to the Negro conference and I was one of the 10

Negro girls sent to the White conference. The girls came from North Carolina,

South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia.

A conference day included morning and evening worship, discussions on Religion and Psychology, Recreation and Club Clinics. We also had a choice in workshops which included Music, Recreation, Vocational Guidance, Creative Writing, Wor- ship, Dramatics and Arts and Crafts.

At night the real fun began. During the course of the week we had a Tackie

Party, Adviser talent show, Y-Teen talent show, and a Square Dance.

I was most impressed with the feeling of oneness. Everyone was concerned about the happiness of the other.

My happiest moment came with the decision of the conference to have one big conference starting in 1950. During the past years two conferences have been held.

One at Ilahee for White girls and the other at E. W. Y^oung for the Negro girls.

After exchanging delegates from each conference the girls decided to have one conference next summer.

And so—Next summer the girls from this school will go to the int?racial Y-Teen conference at Ilahee. A rich experience for any girl.

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Motto : "To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character."

Symbol: Triangle OFFICERS

President _.:-„ James A. Wallace Vice President Algernon Daly Secretary Nathan Becoat, Jr.

Treasurer Marvin Thorpe, Jr. Chaplain William Roberts Adviser Mr. H. T. Johnson NINTH GRADE MATHEMATICS CLUB

Purpose : To promote more interest in the study of mathematics.

Motto : "Mathematics is the foundation of knowledge"

President Herbert Taylor Sarah Sewell Delores Drake

Vice President ____.Janis Smith Vernon Wolst Thomasine Huntley

Secretary Vina Hairston Annie R. Johnson Annie Mims

Assistant Secretary Mamie Parker Norman Poole Myrtle Hough

Treasurer Robert McNeil Alice Howard Joseph Robinson

Adviser Mrs. I. E. Washington

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OFFICE STAFF

Motto: "This above all—To thine ownself be true"

President Betty McCray

Secretary _ „ Delores Williams

Vice President Gloria Fields

Treasurer _ Cardrienne Perrin WASHINGTON GAZETTE STAFF

Motto : "Freedom of the Press"

Colors : Black and White OFFICERS

Editor-in-Chief ______Mary Harris

Assistant Editor Jeanette Fields

Business Manager Emma Cheek

Circulation Managers Charles Cameron, Earl Raines

Secretary . Mamie Joyner Adviser Miss Janice Wall

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FIRST YEAR

OFFICERS

Roberta Glover. President Lydia Thomas

Annie Horton____ Secretary Juanita Thorpe

Gillis Watson Assistant Secretary Constance Booker

Julian Roberts _ Treasurer Wilbert Wilder

Motto : "Aide-toi', le ciel t'aidera"

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SECOND YEAR

OFF I C E R

President Joan Artis

Vice President _ William Young

Secretary Liza Johnson

Treasurer Melvin Woods

Reporter ___ Grace Leach

Ad riser _ Miss J. E. Hicks

Motto : "Vive L'Amerique, Vive La France"

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THE LIBRARY CLUB

Motto : "A book a day keeps Ignorance away"

Club Colors : Green and White Flower : White Carnation

Purpose : "To make everyone on the campus library conscious" OFFICERS

President .... Mamie Joyner

Vice President Richard Martin Secretary Jane Halliburton Treasurer Ruth Carter Reporter Barbara Jean Ray

Adviser Mrs. J. C. McLendon MODERN AMERICAN ENGLISH CLUB MEMBERS

Lawrence Ashley Marguerite McDougal Geraldine Burton Evelyn Moultrie Algernon Daly Cardrienne Perrin Olar Evans LULA POE boykin w. gartrell Earl E. Richardson Anne Goode Ida M. Silver Hettie Griffis Marvin Thorpe, Jr. Gladys Hunter Fabius H. Tucker, Jr. Ellis Jones J ames A. Wallace - Ulysses Jones, Jr. Lela Walker Nevarro Jeffries John White Oscar Kendall, Jr. Delores Williams Floyd Matthews, Jr. William Young

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Practicing the ways of Democracy through group discussions of Current Events Theme—Education for Democratic citizenship

Co-ordinating Subjects : World History, Civics, United States History, Sociology, Economics

Departmental Activities for "50" American Education Week—Negro History Week Citizen of the Month Project— School March of Dimes Drive International Fiesta — Citizenship Clinic Marriage and Family Life Workshop

C L A S S OR G A X I Z A 'HON chairmen secretaries Hervey Wallace Jane Halliburton Emma Cheek Mildred McNeill Willie Haywood Jolethia Doe Geraldine Galloway Jessie Ridley Armeta Hasty Shirley Hardie William Young Joan Artis Wesley Copeland Mary Elizabeth Williams Harold Taylor Lydia Thomas SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT

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DRAMATICS CLUB

Adviser Mr. Johnson

Assistant Directors Mildred McNeil, William Daniels

Property Manager Norman Bates

Make Up Artist _ Ernestine High, Marlene Sanders : DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB

Diversified Occupations is a form of Vocational training which involves the practical experience in industrial enterprises of the city on the apprenticeship plan, coupled with theoretical study courses in the school in the occupations selected by the students for the program. The courses offer craftsmanship to some of the students and to others it becomes an effective vocational guidance program to steer their courses into or out of a prescribed "Kind of work." At present there are 39 students in the department representing the following occupations

Cabinet Making Household Managemen t Restaurant Everett Gill Martha Atkins Claude Watkins Clerical Work Catherine Grissom Salesmanship Mary Harris Marie Rogers George Adams Patricia Allen Lela Walker Bettie F. Giles Lula Poe Yvonne Cooke William Lester Barbara Wilson Mary Johnson Thomas Avery Child Care Virginia Taylor Willie Haywood Rebecca Delane Band Instrument Robert Walden Helen Gales Repairman Store Management Alberta Smith Ronald Debnam Linwood Merritt Cosmetology Douglas Harrison Isiah Rochelle Josephine Manuel Meat Cutting Howard Ray Dry Cleaning William Ward Undertaking William Roberts Painting Charles Freeman John Smith Joseph Whitaker Maintenance Electricity Pre-Nursing Leon Halloway Hubert Hayes Josephine Davis Thomas Williams Floriculture Radio Repairing Verba Morris Wilbert Williams OFFICERS OF THE DEPARTMENT President Linwood Merrit Secretary Mary Harris Treasurer Willie Haywood Adviser Miss E. M. Yeargjn DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION

Reading from top left to right: 1. George Adams in Salesmanship at Thiem's Music Company selling!

Appliance Store. 3. Harris in Secretarial work is typing in -fhe office of Attorney Carnage. 4. Isiah E iel] Mary P j

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iig i album of records to a Hugh Morson student. 2. Hubert Hayes as Electrician in the Hayes-Jackson Electric Rielle in Store Management at Powell and Griffis Grocery Store receiving instructions from Mr. Powell.

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THE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL PATROL

Purpose : 1. To assist pupils in street crossing.

2. To help keep order in halls during changing of classes.

3. To assist the teachers in the general conduct of the school. OFFICERS

Major ___ ; .... Thomas Avery

Assistant Major William Lester

Captain ____ James Parker

Lieutenants Everett Gill, Dwight Newsome, Louis Ray, Julia Bryant

Secretary Dorothy Jones PHYSICAL EDUCATION DANCE GROUP

PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS

President Sarah Sewell

Secretary Susie Morgan

Treasurer Shirley Hall

Adviser Mrs. M. R. Cook

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THE PROGRESSIVE MECHANICS

Motto: "There is no substitute other than skilled hands"

Colors : Maroon and Gray OFFICERS

President Clarence Saulter

Vice President M/lcolm Wynn

Secretary _. Louis Kay

Treasurer . Thomas Thorpe

Reporter Lawrence Kelly

Chaplain Warren Baldwin MASONS

Motto : "He who owns a trade owns an estate"

President Bobby Daye

Vice President - James Monroe

Secretary Charles Evans

Assistant Secretary _ Boykin Gartrell

Treasurer , Preston High

Business Manager Owen Ivey

Sergeant at Arms Henry Soott

Adviser Mr. Georoe ExtrM

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GIRL SCOUT SENIOR TROOP 9

Motto : "Be Prepared" Slogan : "Do a Good Turn Daily"

The Girl Scout program is based on three aims : Recreation, Relaxation and Fun.

Our program fields are : Arts and Crafts, Community Life, Health and Safety, Homemaking, International Friendship, Music and Dancing, Nature, The Out of Doors, Sports, Games and Vocational Exploration. OFFICERS

President Mollie Ann McDaniel

Vice President . Ruth Ann Carter

Secretary _ Evangeline Forbes Assistant Secretary Alethia Cameron Treasurer Beulah Riddick Sick Committee Chairman Dorothy McNeil Court of Honor Chairman Helen Payne AtmiErics CHEERING SQUADS

FOOTBALL Perrin Butcher Williams Goode Griffis Ray I. Wilson Ricks McCray

Motto : "To give you pep" FOOTBALL

Record for 1949 Schedule 1950

W. H. S. 16 Kinston 0 Sept, 15 Clinton Raleigh

W. H. S. 36 Lexington 0 Sept. 22 Kinston Kinston

W. H. S. 13 Wilmington 0 Sept. 29 Wilson Wilson

W. H. S. 19 Wilson 7 Oct, 6 Wilmington Raleigh

W. H. S. 28 Rocky Mount _____ 0 Oct. 13 Goldsboro Raleigh

W. H. S. 2 Durham (Forfeit) 0 Oct. 20 Rocky Mount Raleigh Homecoming W. H. S. 31 Fayetteville 0 Oct. 27 Durham Raleigh

W. H. S. 21 Chapel Hill ...... 0 Nov. 3 Fayetteville ____ Fayetteville

W. H. S. 13 Goldsboro 0 Nov. 10 Chapel Hill ____ Chapel Hill

W. H. S. 2 Durham (Forfeit) 0

W. H. S. 2 Gastonia 0 GOAL CROSSED BUT BLUES SCORE WIN RALEIGH, OCTOBER, 1949 Coach Pete Williams and his Washington High youngsters returned home Saturday with Victory No. 3 without defeat but their unscored-on record was left behind in Wilmington. The Little Blues chalked up their third straight 'n the Port City Friday night, turning back Williston High, 13-6 but the six-pointer which the home club pushed across shortly after the second half began ended a string of scoreless games for the Capital City preps. Kinston, beaten 16-0, and Lexington trounce I 36-0, and were held outside the Blues' goal but Williston penetrated the double stripes on a five yard plunge by the loser's Thomas. But that was all the unbeaten Blues would allow their hosts. Walter Terrell, Blues' guard pounced on a fu nble by Brown in the Williston end zone in the second quarter to provide a 6-0 lead. Brown was attempting to punt but fumbled. Thomas Thorpe was stopped on the extra point try. The losers sq lared things in the third period with a 15-yard penalty aiding the drive. THORPE EDGES OUT EVANS IN SCORING BATTLE FOR BLUES, RALEIGH, OCTOBER 30, 1949

Thomas Thorpe won a scoring duel from team nate Charlie Evans and Washington High won a grid scuffle with Dunbar High of Lexington Friday night. The action took place as Coach Pete Williams Little Blues were rolling to their second straight victory before a good crowd at Chavis Park. The 1 )cals are unbeaten. Thorpe crossed into pay dirt three times, one 3 more than Evans as the two backs vied for point honors in the impressive victory. Washington High completed the 36-0 rout on a sixth touchdown when Thomas Jeffers pitched to Henry Scott. BLUES OPPOSE UNBEATEN FOE IN DARDEN CLUB, RALEIGH, OCTOBER 15, 1949

Washington High's Little Blues, their goal penetrated for the first time last Friday, go after their fourth straight victory Friday night at Chavis Park. Game time is 8 o'clock. BLUES TAKE EARLY LEAD AGAINST ROCKY MOUNT

The Little Blues took their fifth straight victory when they met Booker T. Washington of Rocky Mount on October 21. It was early in the second period when the Blues really began to march and they continued to lead. The game finally ended by a score of 28-0.

LITTLE BLUES TOP FAYETTEVILLE 31-0

It was homecoming for the Little Blues who scored two quick touchdowns in the first period and coasted the rest of the way. The Blues routed E. E. Smith High of Fayetteville before a mass crowd by a score of 31-0. LITTLE BLUES BEAT CHAPEL HILL 21-0 Seeking revenge from the Lincoln High team of Chapel Hill, who handed the Blues their only defeat last season, was whipped without difficulty by the Blues by an easy score of 21-0. WASHINGTON HIGH DEFEATS DILLARD

The Blues went into a three-way tie for first place in the conference with Dillard High and Hill- side High of Durham, when they defeated Dillard of Goldsboro 13-0. The Blues received great play from their line which provided for a score in the early minutes of the game.

BLUES WIN STATE TITLE 2-0 Washington High of Raleigh defeated Highland High of Gastonia by a tight score of 2-0 early in the fourth quarter to win the State Negro Class A Championship. The first half of the game was strictly a defensive show. Each team entered the game with iden- tical 10-0 records. A crowd of approximately 2,000 fans braved extremely cold weather to see the two perennial contenders battle for the title.

COACHES

BASKETBALL VARSITY RECORD For 1949

±n 00 Washington -±U Rocky Mount 00 -7 "Washington 1 W ilson OOOK Wa shington Do 1 napei rim 50 Washington 36 Rocky Mount 34 Washington 40 Smithfield 39 Washington 49 Goldsboro 32 Washington 38 Kinston 47 Washington 42 Durham 44 Washington 51 Smithfield 34 Washington 25 Goldsboro 30 Washington 34 Durham 39 Washington 42 Wilson 2!) Washington 33 Fayetteville 51 Washington 62 Chapel Hill 'ifi Washington 42 Henderson 25 Washington 43 Fayetteville 53 Washington 26 Kinston 47

REGULAR SEASON — WON 11 — LOST 7

RALEIGH - DURHAM DISTRICT TOURNAMENT

Washington High 51 Oxford 15 Washington High 44 Smithfield 23 Washington High 41 Henderson 18 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP—WASHINGTON

Total For Year—Won 15—Lost 8

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD

WON 8 — LOST 9

Average points per game 28.7 — Opponents' average 28.7

Washington 31 Booker T., Rocky Mount 40 Washington 34 Harden 16 Washington 22 Lincoln 32 Washington 30 Booker T., Rocky Mount 29 Washington 47 Dillard 24 Washington 15 Adkins 24 Washington 31 Hillside 35 Washington 36 Dillard 11 Washington 28 Hillside 35 Washington 30 Darden 23 Washington 13 E. E. Smith 49 Washington 39 Lincoln 37 Washington 24 Henderson Institute 25 Washington 28 White Rock Torpedo 25 Washington 21 Henderson Institute 28 Washington 23 E. E. Smith 19 Washington 37 Adkins 38 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

To our advisers for their diligence and perseverance in guiding us in the publi- cation of the eighth edition of The Echo.

To Mr. McLendon, for his interest and encouragement.

To Mr. Sessoms, of Mitchell Printing Co., for his technical advice and the printing of this volume.

To Mr. G. C. Haynes and his staff for their photographic service suggestions.

To our parents for their unselfish encouragement and support.

And lastly, to all of our friends, who aided us with their advertisements and interest, participation and encouragement, we extend our deepest appreciation. PATRONS

Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barbee, Mr. Harold Broadway. Mr. James Adams, Mrs. Catherine Barbour, Mrs. Sara Brodie, Mrs. James Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barbour, Mr. A. L. Brody, Mrs. Mary Adams, Mr. George Barliam, Mr. Jarvia Brooks, Mr. Ettrick Adams, Mrs. Lizzie Barham, Mr. Warren Brooks, Mrs. Inez Adams, Miss Mae T. Barrett, Mrs. Shirley Brooks, Mrs. Lillian Adcock, Mr. Charles Barton. Mrs. Madie Browie. Mrs. Addie Aliver, Mr. Branton Baskerville, Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, Miss Berley Bates, Mr. Norman Brown, Mr. Alfred Allen, Mr. David Battle, Miss Grace W. Brown, Mrs. Annie Dunston Allen. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Baylin, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Carrie Alston, Mrs. Agnes Beard. Mrs. Rosa Brown. Mr. Charles Alston, Mrs. Bernice Beckwith, Mrs. Elnora Brown, Mr. Clinton Alston, Mr. C. B. Beckwith, Mr. and Mrs. Nerie Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Alston, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bee. Mr. James Brown. Mr. Edward Alston. Mr. Emanuel Becoat, Mr. Nathan. Jr. Brown. Mrs. Ella Alston, Mrs. Helen Virginia Becot, Mr. Qawen Brown, Mrs. Geneva Alston, Mr. June Bell, Mrs. Maxine Brown, Mrs. Inez H. Alston, Mr. Latis Bell. Dr. R. M. Bryant, Mrs. J. F. Alston, Mrs. Lenard Bennett, Mr. E. H. Bryant, Mr. William Alston, Mrs. Mary Francis Bennett, Mrs. Josephine Bryant, Mr. William B. Alston, Miss Mary Benny, Mrs. Edward Jr. Bryce, Mrs. Blanche Alston. Mrs. Nellie Bennett, Mr. Leroy Bugg. Miss M. B. Alston. Mrs. Willie Mae Bennett. Mrs. Rebecca Bunch, Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Mr. Curtis Benton, Mr. J. B. Bunch, Mr. Mark Anderson. Mr. James Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bunch, Mr. Willie Anderson. Mr. Julian Birdsall. Mr. Betrand Burchette. Rev. J. A. An-drews, Mr. and Mrs. David Birdsall, Mrs. Fanny Burgess, Miss Naomi Arnold, Mrs. J. H. Birdsall, Mr. Louis Burgess, Mr. Robert Arrington-, Mr. Samuel Black. Mr. H. T. Burnett, Mr. E. H. Artis, Mrs. Hazel Black, Mrs. Theodore Burnett. Mr. John D. Artis, Mrs. Leslie Blackmail. Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, Mr. Iaborn Ashe, Mrs. Atron Blackwell, Mrs. R. I. Burnett, Mr. Raymond Ashe. Mrs. Cleo Blalock, Mrs. Emma Burns, Mr. Alphonso Ashley, Mrs. Jessie B. Blalock, Mr. Gdell Burns, Mr. James Astrom, Mrs. Mary Bland, Mr. Henry Jr. Burrell, Mr. Robert Atkins, Mr. Beulas Bland. Miss Lilla D. Burt. Mrs. A. B. Atkins, Mrs. Janie Bland. Miss Nellie Burt. Mrs. Catherine Atkins, Miss Janie Bledsoe. Mrs. Mary- Burt, Mr. Delma Atkins, Mr. John Block, Miss Lucy Burt. Miss Vivian L. Atkins, Mr. John Thompson. Jr. Blount. Mr. James Burton, Miss Geraldine Atkins, Mr. Lafayette Marion Blount, Miss Mildred Butcher. Mrs. Ada E. Atkins. Miss Martha Blount, Mrs. Roger Butcher, Miss Frances M. Atkins, Mr. Manuel Blur, Miss Janice Butler. Mrs. Bertha A. Atkinson, Mr. Buelas Bobbit. Mrs. Mary Butler. Mrs. Lydia Atkinson, Mrs. William Boddie, Miss Mary Esther Butler, Mr. L. S. Atwater, Mrs. Golie Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Autrey, Mr. Otis Bonaparte. Mrs. Maggie Cain. Mr. C. D. Avery, Mrs. Annie Booker, Rev. F. M. Calhoun. Mr. John Avery, Mrs. Mason Bo vet, Mr. William Campbell, Mrs. Lucille Avery, Mrs. Rena Bouvy, Miss Martha Cameron. Miss Alethia Avery, Mr. Thomas Boyd, Mr. John Cameron, Mr. George E. Boyd, Mr. Thomas James Cameron, Mrs. Josephine P. Baker, Mr. James H. Boykin, Mr. A. E. Cameron, Mr. Walton Baker. Mr. John Boykin, Miss Melba Cancer, Mr. George Baker, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brady, Mr. Walter Cannon, Mrs. Maggie Balden, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Branch, Mr. J. C. Cachson, Mr. P. B. Baldwin, Mrs. Gertrude Branch, Mrs. John Carnage. Mrs. Mary Baldwin, Miss Isabella Branch, Mrs. William Carr. Mr. Joseph Baldwin-. Mrs. Margaret Lewis Brewer. Mrs. Ada B. Carson, Mrs. Viola Baker, Mr. H. S. Branch, Mrs. Effie Pecola Carter, Mrs. Caswell Baker. Mrs. Louise Brewer, Mrs. Pearl Carter. Mrs. Emma Ballentine, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bridges, Mrs. James D. Cathcart, Mrs. R. B. Ballentine, Mrs. L. M. Bridges, Mr. John Creech, Mr. Casezonia Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Fester Brightwell, Mr. D. D. Chain. Mr. C. D. Banks, Mrs. Flora Brinson. Mrs. Nathan-el Chamblee. Mr. Edward Banks. Mrs. Mildred Brit, Mr. Charlie Champlin, Mrs. Ruth Barber, Mr. Jesse Brittford, Mrs. Bessie Chandler, Mr. Edward Barber, Mrs. Marshall Broadie, Mr. Harvey Chapman, Mr. Jim V. PATRONS

Chavis, Mrs. Addie Curtis. Mrs. Mary Duke, Mrs. Otha Chavis, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cutherson. Mr. Robert Dunbar, Mr. James Dunbar, Mr. Chavis. Miss Georgia Lewis Davis. Dunbar, Mr. Otis Chavis. Mr. John Miss H. B. Dunmore, Mrs. Essie Davis, Mr. Darl Chavis, Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn, Mr. Frank Davis. Chavis. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Mr. Blanche Dunn. Mrs. Gladys Dunn. Chetham, Mrs. Louise Davis, Mrs. Carrie Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunn, Mr. Leon Ethel Davis. Mr. Ishmell Cheek. Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Lilly Davis. Mr. Jack Cheek, Mrs. E. B. Dunn, Miss Parthenia Davis, Mr. Cheek. Mr. Leon Joseph Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Davis. Mrs. J. K. Dunn, Mr. Chisolm, Mrs. Rose Waylord, Jr. Davis. Dunston, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mr. Howard Sgt. Louis Christmas, Dunston. Mrs. Janie 1 >avis, Mrs. Mable Chupp, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dunston, Mrs. Lina Davis, Mrs. Mary Clanton-, Mrs. J. H. Dunston. Mrs. Louise Davis, Mrs. Pattie Dunston, Mrs. Clark. Miss Dorothy Sadie Davis. Mr. Puggin Clark. Mrs. E. L. Earhart, Mrs. Mary Mythe Davis, Mrs. Susie Louise Clark, Miss Easterling, Mrs. Davidson. Mr. Clareirce H. W. Clark, Mrs. Nannie Easterling, Mrs. Marion Dawson, Mr. John Clark, Dr. W. F\ Easterling, Mr. S. B. T. Daye. Mr. James Clarkson. Mrs. Christine Eaton, Mrs. A. S. Daye. Mrs. Senora Eaton, Mrs. L. P. Clarkson, Mrs. Emma R. Eddnis, Miss Lois T. M. Deberry, Mrs. Mollie Clarkson. Mrs. Edgerton. Mrs. Daniel W. Debnam, Miss Dorothy Jones Clay, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Edgerton, Mrs. Josephine Clay, Mrs. Sophie Debnam. Mr. Harry Edward, Mr. David Clinkscale, Mrs. Tecora Debnam, Mr. James H. Edwards, Mr. Eddie Debnam, Miss Beatrice Edwards. Mrs. Corrine J. Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. Colman 1 >ebnam, Mrs. Eva Edwards, Mrs. Bessie Mr. James Cole, Debnam, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Edwards, Miss Gladys Coleman, Mr. Floyd Debnam, Miss Mary Ellen Edwards. Mrs. Linney Collins. Mrs. Carrie Debnam, Mrs. Ellen Edwards, Miss Pearl E. Collins, Mr. Clevin Debnam. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Ellington. Miss Maurice Lee Coliners, Mrs. Carrie Debnam, Miss Margaret Elliot. Miss M. E. Cooke, Miss Catherine Debnam. Mrs. Zenobia Ellis, Mrs. Eula Cooke, Mrs. A. Delaine, Mr. Cothran Ellis, Miss T. Cooke, Mr. Thomas Delane, Miss Rebecca English, Miss Autret Copeland, Mrs. Lucy Delaine, Miss Rosa Lee Evans, Mrs. Ada Cooper. Mrs. J. E. Delaine, Mrs. Rosa Evans, Miss Barbara Copeland. Mrs. Pauline Delaine. Mr. Thomas Evans, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Corhin, Mrs. Eunice T. 1 »elaine, Mr. Willie Evans, Miss Ida M. Corley, Mrs. Irene Lucas Delany. Mr. Logan Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Council. Mrs. Marcelous Desern. Miss Ailein Evans. Mr. Leamon Coursey, Grace Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Mary Evans, Mrs. Lois Cowart, Mrs. Marcelline Dickens, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Evans, Mrs. Melton Cox, Mrs. Annie Dickerson, Mr. Jessie Evans, Miss Ola Mae Cox, Mrs. Brodis ,I)ickerson, Mr. Willie Evans, Mrs. Ronnie Mae Cox, Mr. Eddie Dingle, Miss Rosa Evans, Mrs. Viola B. Creech, Mr. C. A. Dixon, Mrs. Alice Evans, Mrs. Walter G. Crenshaw, Mrs. Mary Dixon, Mr. Claude Fairley, Crews, Mr. < Jar land Dodd. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Mr. James Crockett, Mr. M. H. Doe, Miss Jolethia Farrar, Mr. Douglas Crockett, Mrs. Myrtle C. Doe. Mrs. Ida J. Fellers, Mr. Andrew Crossling, Mrs. Hettie Doak, Mrs. Ada Fellers, Mr. Luther Crossling. Mrs. Ella Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. David Fellers, Mrs. Emma Crossling, Mr. Harry T. Dover. Mrs. Blanche Ferrell. Mrs. Malvina Crossling. Miss Jeannie Doves. Mr. Frank Fields, Mrs. Carrie Crump, Mr. Charles Dozier, Mrs. Eula Fields. Miss Gloria Crupe, Mrs. R. E. Drake, Mrs. Carrie Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ('umbo, Mr. Frank Drakford. Mrs. Mary Fields, Miss Jeanette Cunningham, Mrs. Hazel R. Drew, Mr. William Fields. Mr. Robert Curtis, Mr. Edward I Midley, Mr. James W. Fields, Miss Valerie Horterrse Fincher, < 'm l is. Mrs. Janet Duhart. Mrs. Mrs. Lula Curtis, Mr. Otis 1 »ubois, Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher. Mr. Ronald A. Curtis, Mr. Roy Lee Dudley, Mr. James Fitts. Mrs. Ida Curtin, Mrs. Ruby Dully, Mrs. F. V. Flagg, Mrs. Eleanor Curtis, Mrs. William Duke, Mrs. Eva Flagg. Mr. Frank PATRONS

Flagg, Mrs. Katie Grissom. Miss Catherine Haywood, Mrs. Mildred T. Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Grissom, Mrs. Mozelle Haywood, Miss Minnie Floyd, Mrs. Rebecca Guess. Miss Mabel Haywood, Miss Montrose Floyd. Mr. Willie Haywood, Mr. Maurice Foggie, Mr. Benjamin Hadden. Mrs. Chai-les Haywood, Mrs. P. Elizabeth Hailey, Mr. Earnest Foggie, Mr. Robert Haywood. Mrs. Phyllis Florence Ford. Miss Mamie Hale. Miss Haywood, Miss Pauline Forman, Mr. Frank Hall. Mrs. Alice Haywood, Mr. Richard Hall, Mrs. Beatrice Fort, Mrs. Clare P. Haywood, Mr. Samuel Fort, Miss Clarice Hall, Mrs. Bertha Haywood, Mr. Thomas Fort, Mr. Harry Hall, Mrs. Bernell Haywood, Mrs. Willie Fort, Mr. James Hall. Mr. Henry Haywood, Mrs. William Fort. Mrs. Willie Bell Hall. Mr. James Haywood, Mr. William. Jr. Foster, Miss Kathleen Hall. Miss Marie Haywood, Mr. William Fowler, Mr. Ross Hall. Mrs. Queen E. Hearst. Mrs. Mary E. Fox, Mrs. Evelyn Hall. Mr. Robert K. Henderson, Miss Georgia Freemen. Mrs. Daisy Freemen. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall. Mrs. Susie B. Herndon, Mr. Gartha Freeman, Mr. H. Halliburton, Mr. C. D. Herndon, Mrs. Pearl Freemen, Miss Juan-ita Halloway, Mrs. Thelma Henderson, Mr. Willie Freemen. Mr. Lester Halt Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Henry, Mr. Clarence Freemen. Mrs. Lula Hamlin, Mrs. Ernestine Henry, Mrs. Joseph French, Mr. B. F. Hamlin, Miss Gernell Herndon. Mrs. Lucy Fuller. Mrs. W. H. Hanse, Mrs. Bernice Hester, Mr. Vernon Hargrove, Mrs. Mary Hicks, Mrs. Frank Harrington, Mrs. Ida Hicks, Mr. Greig L. Gales, Miss Dorothy Harris, Mrs. Clara Hicks, Miss Minnie Gales, Mr. Edward Harris. Mrs. C. B. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Prince Gales, Mr. James Harris, Miss Geraldine Hicks. Mr. William Gales. Mrs. Melissa Harris, Mrs. G. H. Higgs, Mrs. Emiline Gales, Mr. Willie Harris, Mr. Henry Higgs, Mrs. R. L. Gamble, Mrs. Katie Harris. Mr. Jim High, Mr. Clemuel Gupton, Mr. Hebert Harris, Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert High. Miss Christine Garhem, Mr. Jimmy Harris, Mr. Matthew High, Mrs. Delia Garris. Miss Stella Harris, Miss Margaret High. Mr. H. C, Sr. Gartrell, Mr. Boykin W. Harris, Mr. Nelson. Jr. High, Mr. James R. Gartrell. Mrs. Mattie Harris, Mr. Roosevelt High, Mr. Landis Doug Gaye, Mrs. Letta R. Harris Mrs. W. E. High, Miss Minnie Lou George, Mr. Alfred Harris, Mrs. T. Williams Hike, Mr. George, Mrs. Cleo Harrison, Mr. Willie Hill, Mrs. Annie L. George, Mr. Vass Harriston. Mrs. Patrica Hill, Mrs. Cassie L. Gibson, Mr. Alec- Hartley, Mr. A. B. Hill. Miss Ellen B. Gibson, Mrs. Belton Hartsheld. Mr. Willie Hill. Mr. David Gibson, Mrs. Thelma C. Hasty, Mr. Herman, Hill, Mr. I. E. Giles, Mr. John W. Haywood, Mr. Samuel Hill, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Giles, Mr. Norman Hawkins, Mrs. Ida Hillard, Mr. L. J. Giles, Mrs. Rosa Hawkins, Mrs. Lillian Hill. Mr. M. C. Giles, Mrs. Sadie Hawkins. Mr. Thomas Hill, Mr. Myers Gill, Mr. Hubery Hayes. Mr. Jacob Hill, Miss Tresa Gillard, Mr. Perry Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gillard, Mrs. Vernell Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hinton, Miss Bernice Gadsden, Mrs. Lydia L. Hayes, Mrs. Lela Hinton. Mrs. Carrie Glasco, Mrs. Margaret Hayes. Mrs. Leola G. Hinton. Mrs. Ella Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Murpny Haywood. Mrs. Bertha Hinton. Mrs. Georgia Mae Goins, Miss Stella Haywood, Mrs. Carrie Hinton, Mrs. Helen Goode, Mrs. Julius Haywood. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hinton, Mr. ami Mrs. James Goodson. Mr. Howard Haywood, Mrs. Cornelia Hinton Mr. John Grady, Mrs. Bessie Haywood, Mr. David Hinton. Mrs. Lucy Grant, Mrs. Emis Haywood, Mr. Edward Hinton, Mrs. Mable Grant Mrs. Martha Haywood. Mr. Eugene Hinton, Mrs. Margarite Green, Mrs. Annie Haywood, Mr. John Hinton. Mr. Robert Green, Mrs. Jackson Haywood. Mrs. Lethia B. Hinton, Mr. William Green, Mrs. Louise Haywood, Mr. Leonidias, Jr. Hin-ton, Mrs. Wodrow Green, Mrs. Lula Haywood, Mr. Leonidias, Sr. Hockaday. Mr. Bernice Gritfis, Mr. James Haywood, Mrs. Leola Hockoday, Mr. Liva Griffis, Miss Annie Haywood. Mrs. Lucy Hockaday, Mrs. Electa Grill, Mrs. Beatrice Haywood, Miss Maggie Hockaday, Mrs. Hattie PATRONS

Hodge, Mr. and Mrs. E. Jeffries, Mrs. Janie Joyner, Miss Bettie Berniee Hodge. Mrs. Lillie M. Jeffries. Mr. Lawerence Joyner, Mrs. Effle Joyner, Miss Mable Holden, Mrs. Eula Mae Jeffries, Mr. Nevarro Joyner, Mrs. Velma T. Holden. Mr. M. B.. Sr. Jeffers, Mrs. Glades Judge. Mr. Melvirre Holiday, Mrs. Madgeline Jeffers, Mrs. Catherine Judkins, Mrs. Rosetta Holmes, Mrs. Ruth Jeffers, Mrs. Lenora Justice. Mr. A. L. Holmes, Mr. James Jefferson, Mrs. Catherine Kater. Mrs. Lillie Holt. Mrs. Joseph Jefferson, Mr. Lawrence Kates, Mr. June Hooker, Mr. Nathaniel Jeffreys, Mr. A. J. Kearney, Mr. B. L. Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jennings, Mrs. Ida Kearney, Mrs. B. L. Kearney. Mr. Nelson Hopkins, Mr. Eddie Jeter, Mr. Henry Kee, Miss Brenda Hopson, Miss Mae Johns, Mrs. Valentine Artie Kee, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Home. Mrs. Mitchell Johnson, Mr. Albert Kerney. Mr. Garland Horton, Miss Celia M. Johnson, Mr. Algie Keith, Mr. Harvey Horton, Mrs. Inez John-son, Mr. Ben Keith, Mr. James Horton, Mrs. Leasa Johnson, Mrs. Daisy Keith. Mr. Jimmie Horton, Mr. Wayland Johnson, Mr. Grady Kelly, Mrs. Carrie Horwitz. Miss Bettie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Kelly, Mrs. Ethel Hough, Mr. and Mrs. Don Terry Johnson, Mrs. Hattie Kelly. Mr. Lawrence, Jr. Hough, Mr. Edward Johnson, Mrs. Helen Kerr, Mrs. Cleo House. Mrs. Berniee Johnson, Miss Ida Belle Kindrid. Mr. Everett Houward, Mrs. William Sugg Johnson, Mrs. Jadie King, Mrs. Dorothy Howell, Mr. Andrew Johnson, Mrs. Jenny Kitrell, Mrs. Lear Howes Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kittrell, Miss Iressee E. Hudgens. Mr. Henry, Jr. Johnson, Mr. Lynn Kurly. Mr. Donald L. Hudson, Mr. Davis Johnson, Mrs. Amelia Kurtz. Mr. Wilbert Huff. Mrs. Jennie Johnson. Rev. P. H. Huff, Mrs. Rosella Johnson, Mrs. Sally L. Lane, Mr. Alan Page Hughes, Mr. Willie Johnson, Mrs. Tomara L. Lane, Dr. and Mrs. D. P. Hughes, Mrs. L. B. Jones, Mrs. Addie Lane, Mr. Hervert Humphrey, Mrs. Mary S. Jones, Mr. Alex Lane, Mrs. Mary P. Hunt, Miss Christine Jones, Mrs. Algea Lane, Mrs. Paul Hunt, Mrs. Gladys Jones, Mrs. Alyce Carrington Lane. Mr. Robert Hunt. Mrs. Lillian Jones. Mr. Charles Robert Lanier, Mr. Robert H. Hunter, Mrs. Americus Jones, Mr. Charlie Lanier, Mrs. Vera J. Hunter, Mr. Edward Jones, Mrs. Cornelia Langston, Mrs. C. H. Hunter, Mrs. Esther Jones, Mrs. Dorothy Langston, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hunter, Miss Frances E. Jones, Mr. Edward M. Langston, Mrs. Pearl Hunter. Miss Katie H. Jones. Mrs. Elizabeth Lanier, Mr. Raleigh H. Hunter, Mr. Luther James Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larkin, Mrs. M. B. Hunter, Mrs. Gladys Jones, Mrs. Estella Lasiter. Miss Louise Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Gleenwood E. Lassiter, Mrs. Alice Hunter. Mrs. Pearl Jones, Mrs. Hattie Lassiter, Mrs. Lillian Hurdle, Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Hazel Lassiter, Miss Louise Hunter, Mrs. W. H. Jones, Mr. Houston E. Lassiter. Mrs. Vernell Hunter. Mr. William E. Jones, Mrs. Irene Lowe, Mr. Joseph Jones. Mr. James Lawrence, Mr. W. E. Ingram, Mrs. Dorothy Jones, Mr. John E. Laws, Mr. Elbert H.. Sr. Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. Josephine Laws, Mrs. Mary Isreal, Mrs. Alice Jones. Rev. J. W. Laws. Mr. William Ivey, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jones, Miss Lovie Lawson, Mrs. Jessie Jones. Mrs. Margaret Leach. Mrs. Flossie Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Jones, Mrs. Mary Leach, Mr. F. S. Jackson, Mr. Arcee Jones, Mrs. Maryland Leach, Miss Maggie Jackson, Mr. George Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Leach, Mrs. Mageie Jackson. Mr. Joseph Jones, Mrs. Mildred Leache. Mr. H. M. Jackson, Mr. Leroy Jones, Mr. M. J. Leach. Mr. and Mrs. Vertise Jackson, Mrs. P. B. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Leach. Mr. V. R. Jackson, Mrs. Ruth Jones, Mrs. Sophia Leather, Mr. Nutermas Jackson, Mr. Thomas Jones, Mr. Stanford Lee, Mr. Claude Jacobs, Mr. R. Jones, Mrs. Susie Lee, Hattie Mrs. James. Mrs. Creston Jones, Mr. Thomas Lee, Mrs. Lena James, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. Viola Lee, Mrs. Lillie James. Mr. Joseph Jones, Mr. William Lee, Mr. William James, Mrs. Reather Jordan, Mrs. Lucy LeSane, Mr. Leroy Jarnagin, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Jordan, Mrs. Mable Lester, Mrs. J. A. Jeffries, Miss Bessie Josey, Mr. James Lester, Mr. William Lett, Mr. Allen n

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Lett, Mr. G. G. Massenburg, Mrs. Prances Miles, Mrs. Rosa Lee Levingston, Mr. J. C. Mask, Mr. Leory Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Massey, Mr. Edward Lewis, Mrs. Cora Miller, Mrs. Ann Lewis, Mr. J. D. Matthews, Mrs. Aver Miller, Mrs. Ann H. Lewis, Mrs. Katie Lee Mattbews, Mrs. Floyd Lewis, Mrs. Sadie Matthews, Mr. Herbert Miller. Miss Mollie Lewis, Mrs. Wade C. Matthews, Mr. J. B. Miller, Mr. W. M. Lightn-er, Mr. Lawrence Matthews, Miss Louise Milliken, Mr. Ulvsses Lightner, Mr. C. E. Matthews, Mr. Richard Mills. Mr. Dan Ligon, Mrs. Leonard Matthews, Mrs. Vivian- Mills, Mrs. Edna Ligon. Mr. Lewis May, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Minis. Mrs. Annie Ligon, Miss M. E. May, Miss Lizzie Minner. Mrs. Modell Lilly, Mrs. Margaret May, Mrs. Marie Mises. Mrs. Eunice Lindsey, Mr. Bert Maye, Mrs. Lucinda Mitchell, Mr. Cary Lindsey, Mr. Lawrence C. Myatt, Mrs. Delia Mitchell, Mr. Clarence Lindsey, Mrs. Tempie Maye, Mrs. Faye Peace Mitchell, Mr. Eugene Lipscomb, Mr. and Mrs. James Maye, Miss Gwendolyn E. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roy Little, Mr. Nathaniel McCauley, Dr. L. E. Mitchell. Mr. George, Jr. Littlejohn, Mr. A. H. McCauley, Miss R. H. Mitchell, Miss Grace Littlejohn, Mr. June McCarthy, Mrs. E. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. G. Littlejohn, Mr. W. H. McC'ray, Mr. George Mitchell, Mrs. Hattie Lilly. Adeline Mrs. McCray, Rev. C. R. Mitchell, Mr. Jack Lockhart, Mr. W. S.. Jr. McClain, Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Miss Lillie Logan-, Mrs. Addie G. McClain, Mrs. Mattie Mitchell, Mrs. Lula Logan, Mrs. Addie McClain, Mr. Kelly Mitchell, Mrs. Mable Love. Mr. Milton McCullough, Mr. Charles Mitchell. Miss Mary Lucas, Mrs. Ada McCray, Mrs. Arnetta Mitchell, Miss Rena Lucas. Mr. Fred Douglass McCoy, Mr. David L. Montague, Mr. Alonza Lucas, Mrs. Irene W. McCrimmon. Mr. Alton Montague. Miss Willie Mae Lucas, Mrs. Josephine McCrimmon, Mr. Ernest Monroe, Mrs. William Lucas, Mrs. Lillian S. McCrimmon-, Mrs. Francis Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lucas, Mrs. Mae McCrimmon, M;rs. Lula Moore, Mr. and Mrs. James Lumpkins, Mr. Jerry McCullen, Miss Carinthians Moore, Mr. and Mrs. James O. Lunsford, Mr. Reuben McCullers. Mrs. Josephine Moore, Mrs. Laura Lynn, Mr. Tom McCullers, Mr. Rufus Moore. Mrs. M. D. Lyon, Mr. M. R. McCullers, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Morgan, Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon, Mrs. M. R. McDonald. Mrs. Eugene G. Morgan, Mrs. Carrie Lytle, Miss Chryl Anne McDonald, Mrs. Octavia Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. George McDouglad, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Morgan, Mr. J. Mack, Mr. and Mrs. Benny McElrath. Mrs. Mildred Morgan, Mrs. N. H. Malone, Mrs. Lucy McFadden. Mrs. George Morgan, Miss Nan H. Malone, Mrs. William McFayden, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Morgan, Mr. Paul Malone, Mr. William McFayderr, Mrs. S. L., Jr. Morgan. Mr. Samuel Malone, Mr. Vernon McGregory, Mrs. Swannie Morgan, Miss Sarah Maultsby. Mrs. Margaret McGuire, Mrs. Grace Morgan, Mr. William Mauley, Miss Iola McKay, Mrs. Addie Morgan, Mrs. Zula Manley, Mrs. Martha McLain. Miss Fannie Morgan, Miss Annie Manley, Mrs. Ruth Earl McLendon. Mr. John P. Morgan, Mrs. E. E. Manuel, Mrs. Gladys McLendon, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Morgan, Mr. James G. Manuel, Miss Josephine McLendon, Miss Vivian C. Morgan, Mr. Samuel Manuel, Mrs. Loomis McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Sr. Morgan. Mrs. Leona Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNeil, Miss Bessie Morning. Mrs. Helen Manuel, Mr. James McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield Moore, Mrs. Aquilla Maim, Mr. James H. McQueen, Mr. Marvin Moore, Mrs. G. W. Manuel, Mrs. Bessie McQueen. Master Bobby Moras, Mr. and Mrs. William Manuel, Mrs. Gladys McQueen, Mrs. Mayola Morns, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel. Mr. John Mebane, Miss P. A. Morris, Miss Almira Manuel, Mrs. Minnie Meddans, Mrs. Maggie Morris. Miss Early Manuel, Mrs. William Meekins, Mr. George W. Morris, Mr. Elijah Marable, Mrs. Mary Melker, Mrs. Fannie Morris, Mr. Ernel Marks, Mrs. Sarah B. Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. .7. T. Morris, Mr. Leon Martham. Miss Carlyn Mial, Mr. Henry Morris, Mrs. Thelma Martin, Miss Beatrice Mials, Miss Louise Moses, Mrs. Eunice Marrow, Mrs. Thomas Miles. Mrs. Delphine Moses, Mr. Turner S. Marshburn, Mrs. Joyce Miles. Mr. Joe. Jr. Maye, Mrs, Lucinda Martin, Miss Eunice Miles, Mr. Joe, Sr. Moultrie, Mrs. Edna Mason, Mrs. Margaret Miles, Miss Lelia Moultry, Mr. Clarence Mason, Mr. Samuel Miles. Mrs. Pearlie Muller, Miss Fannie PATRONS

Mullen, Mrs. Mildred Perry, Miss Esther Reid. Mrs. Delores Murphy, Miss Vera Perry, Mrs. Mae Reid. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Murchinson, Mrs. Dorothy Perry, Mrs. Martha Murchinson, Mrs. Juanita Reid. Mrs. Elsie Y. Myall, Mrs. Delia Perry, Mrs. Jessie Reid, Master Ronald Nelson Perry. Mrs. S. V. Revis. Mrs. Amanda Neal, Mrs. Carrie B. Peterson, Mrs. Cora Revis, Miss Josephine Nelson, Mr. Ronald Peterson. Mrs. Mary A. Nevels, Mrs. Julia Revis. Mr. Richard Newell, Mrs. V. K. Pettyjohn. Mrs. Serena Reynolds, Miss Dorothy Newman, Mr. Matron Pettiford, Dr. W. B. Reynolds. Mr. Willie Newman, Mr. Max Pettiford, Mrs. Alonzo Rhodes, Mr. G. B. Newman, Mrs. Virginia Peterson. Mr. W. F. Rhodes. Mrs. Maggie Newton, Mr. Thomas Richardson. Mrs. Beulah Peterson, Mrs. May New York Cafe Richardson, Mr. Henry Nichols, Mrs. Alex Phillips, Mrs. Essie Richardson, Mrs. Sallie Nii-hols, Mrs. Clarice Phillips. Miss Mary E. Riddick, Miss Eula Noble, Mr. John F. Pbilpot. Rev. Mable G. Riddick. Mrs. Mamie Norris, Mrs. Mary Philis, Miss Alene Riddick, Miss Mary F. North, Mr. ami Mrs. W. Leon Plummer, Miss Hattie Ridgeway, Mr. H. L. Northern, Mr. Frank Pluuimer, Dr. J. ( ). Ridley. Miss Edna Nunn. Mrs. Louise Plummer, Mrs. Ozie Ridley, Miss Lucy Poe, Mrs. Ira Dell Ridley. Master. Michael P. O'Kelly, Mrs. Phyllis S. Poe, Mrs. Lula E. Ridley. Mrs. Prince O'Neal, Mrs. Iola Poe, Miss Lula M. Riggsbe Mr. Thomas O'Neal. Mr. James F., Jr. Poe, Mr. Samuel David Riley. Dr. W. T. O'Neal. Mr. James F., Sr. Poe. Mr. Thomas E. Rivers, Mrs. Ethel O'Neal. Mr. Thomas Poole, Mr. David Roberson, Mr. Wilford O'Neill. Mr. James T. Poole. Mr. Jack Roberts. Mrs. Elizabeth Osborne. Mrs. Almena Poole, Mrs. Ruby C. Roberts, Mrs. Junia Overton, Mrs. Viola Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Roberts, Mrs. Margret Owens. Mr. Calvin Poole, Mr. Simon, Jr. Roberts. Mr. William Pope, Miss Bertha Robertson, Mr. Charles Page, Miss Lula Pope. Mrs. Delia Robertson. Mr. David Parker, Mrs. Ernestine Pope, Mr. Jimmie Robertson, Mr. Floyd Parker, Miss Brenda Joyce Pope. Mrs. Millie L. Robertson. Mrs. Hallie Parker, Mrs. Estelle Pope, Mr. Tolberts Robertson, Miss Louise Parks, Mrs. Grace Powell, Mr. Gordon Robertson, Mr. William Parker, Miss Hellena Powell. Mrs. Lena Robinson.. Miss Ada Parker, Mr. Johnny Powell, Mrs. Robert. Jr. Robinson. Mrs. Annie Parker. Mr. Johnnie Powell. Mr. Paul Robinson-. Mr. Edward Parker. Mr. Johir Powell. Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson. Mrs. Ella Parton, Mrs. Lydia Prather, Mrs. Carrie Robinson. Mrs. Emma Parker, Mrs. M. L. Prester, Mr. Leroy Robinson, Mr. Hubert Parrish, Mrs. Cleo Perry. Mrs. Mattie Robinson. Mrs. Madie Partin, Mrs. Henrietta Pryor, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Robinson, Mrs. M. H. Pay ton, Mrs. Sally Pugh, Miss Aiwiie Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs. Rosa Peace, Mr. John Charles Pulley, Mrs. H. L. Rochell, Mr. John Peace. Mrs. W. H. Rodgers. Mrs. Mable Pearson, Mrs. Viola Quarles, Mr. and Mrs. W. H., Jr. Rogers. Miss Clarice Peterson. Mr. Claude Quick, Mrs. Catherine Rogers, Mr. Clifton Peebles, Mrs. Allie Rogers, Mr. David Peebles, Mrs. Claude Haines, Mr. Curtis Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Peebles, Mrs. Elizabeth Raines. Mr. Earl E. Rogers, Mrs. Ethel Peebles, Mrs. Inez Raines, Attorney and Mrs. W. C. Rogers, Mr. Julius Peebles, Mr. Leanord Ramsey, Mr. Elbert Rogers. Mrs. Liva Gwyn Peebles, Mr. Leory Rand. Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Rogers. Miss Lois Peebles, Mr. Loomis Rand, Mrs. Rosetta Rogers. Miss Lula Mae Peebles, Miss Maggie Rand, Mr. Thomas Rogers, Miss Marie Peebles, Miss Mildred Rand. Mrs. Hattie M. Rogers, Mrs. Mary Peebles, Mrs. Mildred Rand, Mr. George Rogers. Mrs. Matilda R. Peebles, Mr. Millard Rand, Mr. Elvis Rogers, Mr. Percy Peebles, Miss Natalie Randall. Mrs. Dell Rogers, Mr. Robert Pemberton, Mrs. Sylvester Rankin. Mrs. Mary Rogers, Mr. Willie Perrin, Miss Cardrienne Louise Ratcliff, Mr. Eli Ross, Mrs. A. S. Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rowland, Miss Annie Roycster, Mrs. H. A. Perrin. Miss Julia Ray, Mr. Clyde Ruffln. Mrs. Roy Perry, Mrs. Dorothy Ray. Mr. Louis Ruff. Mr. Horace Perry. Miss Fredia Redfern, Mr. John Ruffln. Miss Glossina PATRONS

Samuel, Mrs. Edell Sparks, Mrs. Margaret Tucker, Mrs. James Tucker, Mrs. Pauline Samuel, Mr. Robert Speed. Mr. J. E. C. Turner. Miss Annie Sanders, Mrs. Callle Spellman. Mr. Seth W. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sanders. Mrs. Cullie Spence, Mrs. Cassie E. Turner. Miss Belle Sanders, Mrs. Florence Spencer, Mr. Samuel. Jr. Turner, Mrs. Delia Sanders, Mrs. Fanny Splawn, Miss M. L. Turner, Mr. Edwin Spruill, Mr. Edgarn Turner, Mr. Grandison Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Lenwood Spruik, Mrs. Martha Turner. Mrs. Tulia Sanders, Miss Marlene Spruill, Mr. William Turner, Mrs. Lillie Sanders, Mrs. Marthena Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. William Turner, Miss Mable Sanders, Mrs. Nora Starling, Mr. Herman Turner, Mrs. Mary J. Statham, Mrs. Elora Turner, Mrs. Mattie Sanders. Miss Ruby Stredwick. Mrs. H. S. Turner, Mrs. Mildred Sanders, Miss Ruby E. Stevenson, Mr. Sam Turner. Mrs. Viola Sanders, Mr. William Steward, Mr. C. T. Turner, Mr. Virgil Sattertield, Mrs. Elsie Steward, Mr. Dessie Saunders. Mrs. Dorothy Stewart, Mr. George F. Dmphrey, Mr. Hollis Saunders, Mr. Goddy Stewart. Miss Muriel Umstead, Mrs. Lucille Saunders, Mrs. Isabella Stkins, Mr. John Thompson Umstead. Mrs. Mary Saunders, Mr. Jessie Strike, Mrs. Jennie Johnson Czzell, Mr. 0. Saunders. Mrs. O. Strickland, Mrs. J. E. Saunders, Mrs. V. L. Strickland, Mr. Henry Vance. Mrs. Hattie Sawyer, Mr. Bob Stokes, Mrs. Mamie Vandergriff, Mrs. Martha Searver. Mrs. Mildred Strassner. Mrs. W. R. Vane, Miss E. E. Scott, Mr. Alfred Vinson. Mr. George Scott, Mrs. C. V. Taylor, Atty and Mrs. Herman L. Vinson-, Miss I. B. Scott, Mrs. Lizzie Taylor. Mr. B. B. Seaman, Miss Mary L. Taylor, Mrs. Christianna Wade, Mrs. Maggie Shaw, Mr. Mabury Taylor. Mrs. Frances YYalden, Mr. Thomas Shaw, Mr. Richard Taylor, Mr. Isiah E. Walker, Mrs. Alice Shelton. Mr. ami Mrs. Taylor. Mr. Lsreal Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Shepard, Mr. James A. Taylor, Mr. Larry Walker, Mr. Chonie Shepard, Miss Mamie Taylor, Miss Maude Walker, Mr. Evanda Sills, Mr. Clifton Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker, Mr. Isaac Sills, Mr. James H. Taylor, Mr. Rodney Walker. Miss Lela Mae Sills, Mrs. Lillian Taylor. Miss Valerie Walker, Mr. Moses Simpson, Mrs. Cora Terrell. Rev. Alexander Walker, Mr. Paul Simpson, Miss Eunice Thomason, Mr. John Wall, Mr. C. W. Simpson, Mr. Harry Thiem. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Wallace, Mr. Simpson, Mrs. Laura Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Wallace, Miss Bessie Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Thomas, Mr. John Wallace, Mr. T. W. Small. Mrs. Annie Thomas, Mr. Joseph E. Wallace, Mrs. William T. Small, Mrs. Nellie H. Thomas, Miss June Lee Walton. Mr. William Smith, Pfc. Albert Thomas. Mrs. K. L. Ward. Mrs. Sallie Smith, Miss Alberta Thomas, Mrs. Lucy Ward. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith, Mrs. Alice Thomas, Miss Lydia Alma Ward, Mr. William Smith, Mrs. Bertha Thomas, Mr. M. Benjamin Warren, Mr. C. O. Smith, Mr. Clarence Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Warren, Mrs. Lucile Smith, Mr. Clifton Thomas, Mrs. Thelma A. Warren. Miss Martha Smith, Mrs. Cora Thompson, Mrs. B. Washington, Mrs. D. E. Smith, Mr. Douglass Thompson, Mrs. Earline Washington. Mr. Fred Smith, Mrs. Estella Thompson, Mr. Howard G. Washington, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. Fabius Thompson. Mr. James Watkins. Mrs. Effie Smith, Mrs. G. L. Thompson', Mr. Leon Watkins. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mr. Johnnie Thompson, Rev. L. M. Watkins, Mrs. Emma S. Smith, Mrs. J. A. Thorpe, Mr. Frank Watkins. Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thorpe, Mr. Hallie Watkins, Miss Virginia Smith, Mrs. Julia R. Thorpe, Mrs. Ida Watson, Mrs. Junious Smith, Mrs. Lida Thorpe, Mr. Jonah Watson, Mrs. Katherine Faison Smith, Mrs. Martha Thorpe. Miss Pauline Watson, Mrs. Mamie Smith, Mrs. Nellie Thorpe, Mr. Robert Watts, Mrs. Holt Smith, Mr. O. L. Thorpe, Miss Ruby Watts. Mrs. M. L. Smith, Mrs. Pattie M. Toole, Mr. R. H. Watts. Mr. T. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. Trevan, Mrs. William Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Smith, Mr. Robert B. Trice, Mr. Thomas, Jr. Weaver. Mr. Dave Smith, Mrs. Sallie Trotter, Mrs. Alma Webb, Mrs. Annie Smith, Mr. Van Trowell. Miss Essie Welder, Mrs. Novella Snelling, Mrs. Gene Truitt. Mrs. Margaret Weldon-. Mr. Willie Sorrell, Mrs. Grace Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Wheeler, Mrs. Martha W. PATRONS

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WHERE THERE'S ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW ACME REALTY COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF Fire and Automobile Insurance LINCOLN THEATRE Real Estate and Rental, Agents "Leaders in Movie Entertainment" We Service FHA Loans for to New Homes and Repairs WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 129 E. Hargett St. Raleigh, N. C. "Leaders in Education" Phone 2-0056

DELANY CLEANERS Drop in at the Cleaning - Pressing - Tailoring

St. Augustine's Ave. Sweet Shop Alterations

Press While - U - Wait Ano Hinjoy i ourseu 515 S. Blount Street

Corners - Pender & St. Augustine's Ave. RALEIGH, N. C. Logan D. Delany, Manager

COMPLIMENTS OF FRIENDLY LUNCH LIGHTNER FUNERAL HOME "24 Hour Service"

\ < * I 1 1 < 1 IJIUUIH « 1 111 1 V It nil trtrl » 312 Smithfleld St. Raleigh, N. C. RALEIGH, N. C. L. T. Lightner, Manager

COMPLIMENTS OF FOR the MOST NEWS in RALEIGH and NORTH CAROLINA THIRD WARD READ SERVICE STATION THE CAROLINIAN

( oiner Blount Cabarrus Streets & 16 Pages, 10c

Phone 9152 Subscription — $3.50 a year MECHANICS & FARMERS BANK COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA RIM RALEIGH and WHEEL COMPANY DURHAM RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA

— Member — SALES and SERVICE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Phone 2-2314 Raleigh, N. C.

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POOR VISION BAMBY BREAD IS OFTEN TO BLAME Many an inherently good and and intelligent child has been mis- judged as intractable and stupid CAKES —when the whole fault was sim- ply that he couldn't see clearly. Have your child's sight examined.

ROYAL BAKING CO. flidgeiiJ ays RALEIGH, N. C. OPTICIANS INC.

Ground Floor Professional Bldg.

Complete Eyeglass Service K & W MOTORS COMPLIMENTS OF HUDSON

JIMMY TAYLOR'S POOL ROOM The Car you Step Down In

118 E. Davie St. Dial 4963 BILLIARDS COLD DRINKS VISIT THE NEW ROYAL THEATER

Jimmy Taylor - Manager We appreciate your Patronage

Raleigh, N. C. Enjoy the BEST in Pictures

WILSON'S WALL PAPER CO. ATKINS MOTORS, INC. Venetian Blinds

(at the low cost of $3.00)

Installing, Repairing, Repainting YOUR NASH DEALER Prompt Service Dial 3-1345 713 EAST MARTIN STREET Raleigh, N. C. Estimates without obligations

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE "First Furnish Your Home CLASS OF 1950 It Tells What You Are" C. H. STEPHENSON MUSIC CO. 121 FAYETTEVILLE STREET

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THE METAL ARTS COMPANY, INC. Rochester, New York

Official Jewelers of the WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

District Representative W. O. YARBROUGH

P. 0. BOX 1571 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA

COMPLIMENTS OF

MITCHELL PRINTING CO. *

PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS

DIAL 8821 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF

BLUE FRONT GROCERY Mr. and Mrs. Homer Debnam

Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina

Goodson Grocery Market COMPLIMENTS OF Meats, Vegetables and Fruits

Telephone 8254 PARADISE CLUB & GRILL 700 South Bloodworth Street Raleigh, North Carolina

1 204 and 204 /;. West South Street Free Delivery Service Raleigh, North Carolina I*rop. — James Goodson

COMPLIMENTS OF THORNE'S

THE RED AND WHITE Drygoods — Hardware GROCERY STORE and Dry Cleaning 824 FAYETTEVILLE STREET

416 WEST SOUTH ST, PHONE 6840 Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina DIAL 7661

LAND'S HUNT - JACKSON LAUNDROMAT Raleigh's Leading Credit Jewelers (Half hour service) * * 4s Self Service 137 FAYETTEVILLE STREET Complete Family Washings - Dryings

DIAL 2-3751 413 S. BLOODWORTH STREET

Telephone 7983 Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF ELLISBERG'S FIRST-CITIZENS BANK and RALEIGH'S TRUST COMPANY SMARTEST SHOP

Serving Eastern North Carolina

FOR FLOWERS Two Complete Banks in Raleigh Phone 8347

J. J. FALLON CO., INC. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Raleigh, North Carolina

COMPLIMENTS OF

PINE STATE CREAMERY

* MILK ICE CREAM *

DIAL 2-3911 GLENWOOD AVENUE Raleigh Funeral Home Burnette Home Supply Company and We have a weekly payment plan for your Raleigh Mutual Burial Association convenience, for Blankets, Bed Spreads, Curtains and Household Specialties 322 East Cabarrus Street 122 SOUTH BLOUNT STREET I^ione 2-2835 Ambulance Service

0. A. Haywood, President PHONE 5611

VISIT YOUR BEAUTY SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF REGULARLY

FROZEN CUSTARD J. W. WEAVER CO.

Best Custard in Town Beauty Products Distributor

BLOODWORTH STREET SOUTH 118 W. Martin St. Raleigh, N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF MAIN ST. SANDWICH SHOP DeLUXE TAXI CO. Solomon Dozier, Prop. DIAL 3-9201

Open from 9 until 11:30 Daily Courteous Drivers Insured Taxis PHONE 3-6828 24-hour Service

A. C. BITTERMAN'S GROCERY For a Complete Study of Ice Cream Beauty Culture and its Branches Candies & Sodas ATTEND

71)1 131 A tJT 4 lO r t\- YWTTITVIf.IiirX -Cj X X Sit V XXjXJFj ~ 1 . STARKS BEAUTY COLLEGE Raleigh, North Carolina 610 S. PERSON ST. COMPLIMENTS OF

JOHN C. SMITH COMPLIMENTS

O F

EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA

COMPLIMENTS OF Train For A VARSITY SODA SHOP CAREER IN BEAUTY CULTURE "The Favorite Meeting Spot" AT

ICE CREAM - SANDWICHES - DRINKS THE SALES BEAUTY COLLEGE SMOKES

New Classes Begin At Regular Intervals 216 E. Cabarrus St.

110iy2 Atlantic' St. Wilson, N. C. Raleigh, N. C.

GAMBRELL PLASTERING CO. COMPLIMENTS OF

Plasterer - Contractor DIXIE LOAN CO. DIAL, 7530 207 SOUTH WILMINGTON STREET 2213 VAN DYKE AVENUE Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF

JOB P. WYATT & SONS COMPANY

325 - 331 S. WILMINGTON STREET

Raleigh, North Carolina

SEEDS, PLANTS, BULBS, INSECTICIDES

HARDWARE, PAINTS and FARM IMPLEMENTS

OAK CITY LAUNDRY ODORLESS DRY CLEANING

HATS CLEANED and MORAS GROCERY CO. RUGS SHAMPOOED COMPLETE FOOD STORE OLDEST AND BEST

436 S. Salisbury St. Phone 2-4478 Meats - Vegetables - Fruits

Groceries

m CLARK ART SHOP

Cabarrus and Bloodworth Streets MANUFACTURERS AWNINGS TARPAUU1NS WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS Raleigh, N. C. 300 GLENWOOD AVE. DIAL 8319 Raleigh, North Carolina c Congratulations and ^Best lo)ishes

To the Students and Faculty of the WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL -- HUDSON-BELK

"Eastern Carolina's Largest"

COMPLIMENTS OF SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY PEERLESS 520 FAYETTEVFLLE ST. Master Cleaners and Dyers

A Good Laundry Main Plant

516 - 518 FAYETTEVILLE Phone 7534 STREET Raleigh, North Carolina

COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF McLAURIN & CO.

CHAMBLEE Complete Shell Service

INSURANCE AGENCY Service is our Business

We Insure Your Athletic Association Corner Fayetteville and South Streets

Phone 2-4230 CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF and BEST WISHES

HEILIG - LEVINE G. & S. DEPARTMENT STORE FURNITURE COMPANY

Hargett and Wilmington Sts. Raleigh, North Carolina

Your Jewelry Gifts mean more MAYER'S OUTLET STORE When they come from "New and Used War Surplus" NEIMAN'S 206 EAST MARTIN STREET Jewelers Silversmiths

Raleigh, N. C. 109 FAYETTEVILLE STREET

HOME ICE & COAL COMPANY Real Estate Insurance

232 S. BLOODWORTH STREET LAWRENCE BROS. CO. Raleigh N. C. RENTALS "SAVE WITH ICE" Dial 2-1572 Raleigh, N. C.

Phone 2-4562

HILKER BROS. COMPLIMENTS OF Tailors - Cleaners - Furriers Cold Fur Storage O. K. CLOTHING CO.

511 HILLSBORO ST. 113 EAST MARTIN STREET HE. MARTIN ST. Raleigh, North Carolina Dial 8330 and 2-3367 Compliment* 0/

WILLIAM WOMBLE COMPLIMENTS OF RALEIGH FURNITURE MARTIN'S FLORIST COMPANY REASONABLE PRICES "Where Raleigh Shops with Confidence" 921 East Lane Street Dial 7438 119 - 121 E. HARGETT STREET

Phone 4431 Raleigh, N. C.

LEON BYRUM COMPLIMENTS OF Opticians SANDERS MOTOR "For the Best in Eye Ware" COMPANY Phone 2-0538 "Your Friendly Ford Dealer" 117 W. HARGETT ST.

OPTICAL LABORATORY COMPLIMENTS OF

Phone 3-4629 - 3-4620 RALEIGH LOAN OFFICE

Basement Professional Building 223 S. WILMINGTON ST.

Greig L. Hicks, Mgr. Raleigh, North Carolina

Raleigh, N. C. Look for Oraiige Color Front

DANIEL' S school supplies Loose-leaf books - recordings brief cases - sheet music Shoes for the Family JAMES E. THIEM Men's and Boy's Clothing 108 'FAYETTEVILLE STREET

213 S. WILMINGTON STREET Raleigh, North Carolina

Raleigh, North Carolina Dial 2-2913 COMPLIMENTS OF BRITT'S AUTO SERVICE LOWE'S GROCERY 405 EAST CABARRUS ST.

A Complete Line ot Phone 3-3010 GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES

DIAL 3-1944 & 3-1945 See W. M. Britt for your new FOR FREE DELIVERY HUDSON and GOOD CLEAN USED CARS

Raleigh, North Carolina Stop worrying, we do repairs.

ROYAL CLEANERS WALDEN & SCOTT GROCERY You Dirty Them — We Clean Them 1300 South Person Street Pick up and Delivery Service Phone 3-8272 Dial 3-5837 328 Smithfleld St. Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina

ADAMS-TERRY REALTY COMPANY LANIER - WOMBLE

Realtors "The Capital's Store for Men"

SALES — LEASES — RENTALS 311 Fayetteville Street

210 SOUTH SALISBURY STREET Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Dial 2-3727

COMPLIMENTS OF R. E. QUINN CO. LEWIS' Furniture and Sales INC.

108 - 10 East Martin Street

Dial 2-4471 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA

Raleigh, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF Phone 2-2987

LILLIE'S GROCERTERIA GREEN CLEANERS

415 640 SOUTH BOUNDARY STREET S. Bloodworth St.

David S. Green Geo. W. Green, Mgr. Phone 3-1493 Raleigh, N. C.

For any type of Brickwork

Dial 2-1088 or 8293 ACME CAB COMPANY

MR. W. C. WHITE DIAL 6262

400 WEST SOUTH ST. For Courteous and Quick Service

Raleigh, North Carolina

Phone 9379 COMPLIMENTS OF C. M. Pitts, Prop. CIVELLA BEAUTY SHOP TURNER'S FLORIST Raleigh, North Carolina Full line cosmetics and all

• " • t«* 111 1 (II, Deauty worn | MI

801 EAST MARTIN STREET Dial 3-8092 or 3-1871

Raleigh, N. C.

Phone 2-1769 Dial 5936 W. R. Jones, Prop. "As We Live We Grow" JONES' BARBER SHOP THOMAS GROCERY RALEIGH'S MOST MODERN and SANITARY AUTOMATIC LATHERING 302 HILL SERVICE ST.

Air conditioned for your comfort THOMAS FOOD STORE

131 EAST HARGETT ST. 112 S. ROUNDARY ST. Phone 6654 Raleigh, N. C. A. Haywood, Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF

SAINT AMBROSE CHURCH Mrs. Hazel L. Moore

Raleigh, North Carolina and

Rev. George A. Fisher Mrs. Bertha M. Roker

COMPLIMENTS OF \ COMPLIMENTS OF

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Blount Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Matthews

and Daughter and Daughter

Quality Merchandise at COMPLIMENTS OF Reasonable Prices HONEYCUTT'S JEFFREY'S FOOD STORE Grocer Market Corner New Bern Ave. and Tarboro Road 601 NEW BERN AVE. Raleigh, North Carolina

Raleigh, North Carolina Dial 6879

COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF East End Grocery and Market BAKER'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Fresh Meats Fancy Groceries 110 EAST HARGETT 542 EAST DAVIE STREET Dial 9260 Raleigh, N. C. Dial 9934 Raleigh, N. C. COMPLIMENTS

0 F SARAH'S LUNCH ROOM

121 WEST JOHNSON STREET

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA •

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Refore you know it, your girl or in this Book your boy will be a young woman or a young ready for college* 10y2 WEST MARTIN STREET man

Raleigh, North Carolina

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Raleigh, North Carolina 120 East Hargett St. Phone 2-2004

A. E. Brown 0. C. Spanieling District Manager President

CO-OP Super Market

Wake Consumers Mutual Association, Inc.

An investment in the WAKE CONSUMERS MUTUAL ASSOCIATION INC., your Consumer

Cooperation, is an investment in the economic

future of our group.

Full particulars at Association Headquarters

421 S. Bloodworth Street Raleigh, North Carolina CABARRUS STREET BARBER SHOP

ONE OF RALEIGH'S LEADING COLORED BARBER SHOPS COMPLIMENTS OF 207 EAST CABARRUS STREET

DURHAM BANK & TRUST CO. Dial 9107

APEX, NORTH CAROLINA

Our Motto: "Service"

Member Federal Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF HELEN GALES

COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF

HA I Ho - JAL/fkoUl> 7-UP BOTTLING CO ELECTRIC COMPANY

Westinghouse Appliances FRESH UP Electrical Contractors With Electrical Repairs

7-UP "Every house needs a Westinghouse"

129 W. South Phone 2-1825 133 E. HARGETT STREET Raleigh, North Carolina Dial

3-5031 — 2-3314 — 0459 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS