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Time. St i l l on i t creeps,Each l i t t le moment at another 's heels,Till hours, !ays, 1i€ars, and ages are made upOf such small parts as these, and men look backWorn and bewildered, wondering how i t is.Thou trav'llest like a ship in the wide ocean,Which hath no bounding shore to mark its progress.

Beyond this page you will find "THE INSIDE sroRy" of thosewho have endeavored to reach this pinnacle of their education aswell as their 1ife. Having come to the end of this road, we havefound that i t is not a dead end, but a crossroad. we.must choosethat one road which we wish to travel. Although the choice is easy,the road is definitely harder to travel. our ye"ars at union havebeen ones 9f ioy, success, anxiety and even a bit of disappointment.They have been the profound years in which we expressed-what wewanted or what we hoped to do in life. we have proved that wecan achieve these goals through hard and continuous work. wehope that for those who pauselo view this annual in times yer rocome may find in depth "THE INSIDE sroRy" of those therein.

Sincerely

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IT IS WITH SINCERE GRATITUDE THAT WE, THE SENIOR CLASS

OF T968, DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK TO MRS. MARY DUNGEE AND

MRS. MARGUERITE JACKSON. THROUGHOUT THE YEARS YOU HAVE

SHOWN A TRUE INTEREST IN OUR FUTURE. YOUR KINDNESS, PATIENCE

AND CAREFUL UNDERSTANDING HAVE HELPED US TO SET HIGHER GOALS

FOR OURSELVES IN LIFE. OUR HTIMBLE WORDS OF GRATITUDE CANNOT

REPAY YOU FOR YOUR TIMELY GUIDANCE AND UNDERSTANDING. YOUR

CONCERN WAS AND STILL IS MOST APPRECIATED.

THE CLASS OF ' '68 ' '

OTJR SPONSORS

Mrs. C. B. Johnson Mrs. C. Ragland

Mr . C. C. Lee

We, the Senior Class, proudly dedicate this page

to our sponsors: Mrs. Carolyn B. Johnson, Mrs. Ce-

lestine Ragland, and Mr. Christopher C. Lee.

With patience you met our energetic demands: with

guidance you led our youthful anxiety; and with sincere

devotion you fostered our many causes. The pleasure

of having worked with you has been inspiring, reward-

ing, and enjoyable. It is our hope that many more stu-

dents will share your splendid leadership.

The Senior Class of 1968

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PRINCIPAL'S ME,SSAGE,Class of 1968, I congratulate you for your successful beginning in your effort

to cross the bridge between unpreparedness and preparedness, for bridges con-

nect. They enable people to move from height to height, and to reach a chosendestinatioir. f igutitively, we need a bridge between us and our aspirations, be-

tween ourselvei and ouf acquaintances, between people and their leaders, andbetween nation and nation. These bridges lead from fear, suspicion and distrustto faith and confidence. We must build such bridges, and each of us must learnhow to build his own.

You who are graduating are crossing the bridge between adolescence and

maturity. Comrnencemeni makes you a freshman again--a freshman adult. Nowyou -urt scan the map of life and select a destination. You want to 'get some-

*h"t" in }ife", and you must travel the road that bridges the chasms of discour-

agement and doubt. Remember always that competance comes from the desire

tdpossess it , but i t is the pressure that you put onyourself which measuresall that you accomplish.

e good bridge depends for strength on its design, its components_, and its

craftJmanshipl The design is your plan of life; the components are lcrowledge,compassion, sincerity anO integrity while the quality of workmanship dependson you.

build a bridge to your life's ambition. Be sure that there is a bridge to thepeople you -""1t. Join others in building a bridge between America and the otherNations of the World.

One more thing, when your bridge is built, CROSS IT.

Yotrr sincere friend,G. B. Ruff in

Assistant Principal:

Guidance Counsellors

Mrs. Marguerite Jackson

B.A. Virginia Union Univ.M.A. New York Univ.George Washington Univ.

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B.A. Virginia State CollegeM.A. University of Virginia

Miss Claudia BeverlyBusiness Education

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Mr. Reginald BeverlyMathematics

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Rev. Mr. Leroye BrayBarbering

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Mr. Richard BurnettBand

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Mrs. Mary BanksHome Economics

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Mr. James Barrett, Jr.English

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IvIr. Lloyd BoxleyAgriculture

'rHands off ! ' l

Mrs. Bernice BranchCosmetology

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Mr. Frederick CorpeningGeneral Science

"Alright, who wants a thousand word composition?'l

It4rs. M. E. CorpeningEnglish

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Mr. John HictrsScience E Chemistry

r rLe t rs ge t on the ba l l , peop le . ' l

Mrs. Carollm JohnsonMathematics

rrTherers too much noise in here.r l

Miss Ola LuckLibrarian

'rThis is not a place to social ize.r l

Miss Charlotte NicholsBusiness Education

'rYou must push for speed.'l

Mrs. I\z[ary DungeeEnglish E Government

'r I 've some cake and ice-cream for you. ' l

Miss Mary Ann HannaEnglish E Dramatics

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Rev. Mr. Leon A. LawrenceMathematics

'rYou must have been stuck with a victrola needle'r l

Mr. Christopher LeeGen. Science E Physics

rr ls i t as clear as mud?r'

Mr. Walter PennyBiology

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Mrs. Ruth B. PhilliPsGovernment E HistorY

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Mr. Earl RichardsPhys. Ed. E Baseball coach

'rI 'm as broke as a convict. ' r

Mrs. Arletha RuckerSocial Studies

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Mr. James 'vfhite

Masonry'rIrm going to turn you in to the man.rl

Mrs. Ruth Y. WilsonEnglish E Choir

rrShushie shush! ' l

Mr. Allie RaginSocial Studies

'rFive page report! rr

Mrs. Celestine RaglandHome Economics

'rLetrs be quiet,"

Miss Deloris StiffPhysical Education

rrWhat's the matter?rl

Mr. David Walkertsiology E Coach

'r l f you respect me,I r11 respec t you , son . ' l

Mr. Nathan WashingtonFrench 6 History

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Mrs. Charlotte YoungEnglish

rrSay what you mean, and mean what you say,rl

Mr. Walter YoungGovernment E Historv

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School ClerkMrs. Thelma Jaclaon

E . S . E . A . C l e r kMrs. Essie Wil l iams

89-10 Program ClerkMrs. Doris Carter

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MRS. ESTER BOONE, MRS. NETTIE SAUNDERS, MRS. ORA HUTCHINSON, MRS. GLADYS MILLER, MRS.MABLE IACKSON.

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SCHOOLCL]STODIANS

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L. AbramsJ. AlexanderT. AlsopJ. AndersonJ. Anderson

T. ArmsteadR. BakerD, BaylorJ. BennettD. Berry

M. BerryS. BeverllC. BooneG. BooneL. Brools

A. BrownV. Brow'nJ. ByrdM. ByrdR. Byrd

D. CarterZ. CarterB. ChapmanC. ChapmanL . L N I I C I S

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B. ColemanG. L-IAWIOTO

L . Dav isL. DawsonR. Derricott

L. DerricottA. Ed1erC. FergusonD, FergusonP. Fields

S. FortuneL. FosterL. FoxxL. FoxxE, Freeman

H. FreemanM. GahaganC. Gal leryL. GardnerB. Garnet t

E. CarnettG . ( J O O O a l r

W. GordonE. GrantG. Gray

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wC. JohnsonE. JohnsonJ. JohnsonL. JohnsonP. Johnson

A. JonesV. JonesA, LeeB. LeeD. Lewis

V. MickensH. MinorM. MorrisD, NelsonM. Nelson

B, ParkerD. ParkerG. ParkerB. PeatrossC. Pitts

G. PleasantS. PleasantT. PleasantS. Pol lardC. Quash

J. ReynoldsE. RhodesR. RichardsonP. Ross

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C. Royel. SamuelsF. ScottC. ShepherdI ( i m m c

M. SlmsF. SmithS. SmithC. SmithersJ. Stevens

C. StewartV. Talbert

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R. Terrel lJ, WallaceR. WallaceD. WareT. Ware

D. Wil l iamsP. Wil l iamsV. Wil l iamsF. WilsonP, Wilson

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R. AisopJ. AndersonM. AndersonR. AndersonW. BatesA. Baylor

B. BaylorJ. BaylorL. BaylorS Rarrar l rr

E. BooneW. Burwell

J. BraxtonC. BrownF. BrownL. BrornM. Bror,yriS. Bror,r"n

D. ByrdE. CarterP. CarterV. CarterJ. ChandlerW. Chandler

A. ChildsE. ChildsL. ChildsE. ClaiborneD. Co lemanJ. Courtney

G. DabneyA. DavisG. Dav isM. DeyoD. DudleyM. Fel ls

C. FergusonC. F ie ldsB. Fortr:neS. Fortr;neD. FoxxM, Garnett

G. GilesH. GordonS. GrantW. GrantH. GreenT. Green

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G. HaleJ. HarrisL. HinesB. JacksonC. JacksonJ. Jackson

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J. JohnsonM. JohnsonV. JohnsgnW. JohnsonG. JonesL. Jones

A. KingD. LatneyJ. LaLneyC. LewisE. LewisG. Mahoney

V. McPhatterA. MinesL, MinesT. MinesG. MinorJ. Minor

P. MinorR. MinorC. MooreM. MooreM. MorrisB. Mosley

J. NelsonD. ParkerJ. ParkerC. PeatrossS. P ie rceR. Quash

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V. QuashE. RaleighsV. ReynoldsF. RichardsonK. RichardsonP. Richardson

R, RichardsonC. RoaneM. RockR. RouseyK. RoyeN. Sampson

C. SamuelsJ. SaylesD. SimmonsH. SimmonsE. SimmsM. S ims

A. SmithO. SmithD. SmithersJ. SmithersL. SmithersC. Stevens

R. TaylorE. Terrel lB. ThomasB. Ti l lmanC. Ti l lman

J. Ti l lmanL. Ti l lmanD. TottenC. TurnerL. TumerJ. Twiggs

G. WallerE. WashingtonM. WashingtonR. WashingtonA. 'vWrite

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R. Wil l iamsV. WillsM. WoolfolkO. WoolfolkE. YoungJ. Young

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CLASSOFFICERS

SECRETARY-TREASURERSHARON K. GARNETT

VICE PRESIDENTDWIGHT D. FORTUNE

SECRETARY-TREASURERIADELL L. HARRIS

Theresa LaVerne Baylori lvemerl

Career Choice: SecretaryFHA, Choir , FBLA, Cheer ing Squad, YearbookSraf f .'rHe who takes the wrong road makes the jour-

ney tw i ce . "

Katr ina Mae Bever lyt lKa t r l

Career Choice: NursingChoir , Cheer ing Squad, Dramat ics Club, L ibrary

CJub , FBLA , F rench C i r c l e , Sec ry o f A th l e t i cAssociat ion, Yearbook Staf f .r rPeople ask for cr i t ic ism but only want praise."

Carolyn Ann Alexanderi l c c r l

Career Choice : CosmetologyLibrary Club, Cosmetology, FHA, Yearbook

rrTart words make no f r iends, a spoon fu l lhoney will catch more flies than a gallonvinegar. "

Gene Al1en BaylorrrRicLT"

Career Choice: Br ick MasonryFFA, Industr ia l Arts, Masonry.rrWhatever you are, or whatever you may be; bethe bes t o f i t . r l

Emma Marie BrooksrR ie r l

Career Choice: SecretaryFBLA, L ibrary Club, French Circ le, Pep Squad,FllA, Yearbook Staff.I 'A im for the best and surely success wi l l fo l low.rr

Charles Elmo BrownrrBubb1e"

Ca ree r Cho i ce : B r i c k l ay i ngMasonry, FFA.I tThe man who said i t canrt be done is inter-rupted by the man who is doing it."

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Harvey William Brownr rCh i co

"Career Choice: Br ick laYingMasonry, FFA.

" I t p l eases me t o P lease You . "

Urcel l OI iver BrownCareer Choice: Clerk ingChoir , FHA, Pep Squad, FBLA.' rA man wi thout ambit ion is l ike a woman wi th-

out beauty."

Bernard Gordon Byrd

"Big Byrd"Ca ree r Cho i ce : A i r Fo rceLibrary Club, FFA, FBLA, Cl-ro i r , Yearbook Staf f .rrOnly the brave knows how to forgive, a coward

never forgives i t is not in h is nature."

Al f red G. Carter'tBttzz"

Career Choice: Armed ForcesFFA, Barber ing.

"No soonet said than done, so acts your man of

wo r th . r l

James Edward Buckner' r J immie "

Ca ree r Cho i ce : A i r Fo rceFFA' rDo no t coun t ba t t l es ; t hey a re ou t t he re , bu t

no t i n i t . r '

Vivian Ann Buckner' rSho r t i e "

Career Choice: NursingFHAttNever t rust a f r iend who deserts you at a p inch."

Melvin Lee Carter' rManboy' l

Career Choice: Masonry TeachingFFA, Masonry, Footbal l Team, Yearbook Staf f ,"When two faithful friends meet, God makes upthe th i rd. ' l

Abraham Robert Carter , Jr .' rBobby

"Career Choice: Mathemat icsFrench Circ le, FBLA, L ibrary C1ub, StudentCounci l , Dramat ics Club, Yearbook Staf f .' rBe what thou ar t , for i t is a great shame andabasement for a man not to be what he is andwha t he ough t t o be , r l

Joyce Ann CarterCareer Choice: SecretaryFHA, FBLA, Pep Squad, Yearbook Staf f ."Never promise more than you can perform,r l

Larry Welford ClaibomerrDonnyr l

Careet Choice: Art TeachingFFA, Footbal l Team, Masonry.rrVir tue is bold and goodness never fearfu l . r l

Rebecca Eleanor Clarker rBeck ie r l

Ca ree r Cho i ce : Schoo l { ^ - L I ^ - , 1 : ^ - ^ ^^ rFHArrThat which you give is saved, that which youkeep i s l os t . r l

Anita Carol Christopher

"Be ann ie r rCareer Choice: NursingChoir , Yearbook Staf f , FHA, L ibrary C1ub,Squad.

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Sandra Louise CIarker rC row"

Career Choice: CosmetologYLibrary Club, FHA, CosmetologY.t 'Trust thysel f ; every heart v ibrates to that

str ing. "

EarI Wade Coates' rButch' l

Career Choice: Clerk ingFFA, Choir , FBLA, L ibrary Club, Athlet ic As-

sociat ion.' rThe wise man eyes are in h is head, but thefool walketh in darkness. "

Deborah Annette CourtneYr rTw iggy r l

Career Choice: CosmetologYCosmetology, Barber ing, Nurses of America,

Drama Club, Color Guard.rr let your l i fe be l ike ar i thmet ic; joys add9d,

sorrows subtracted, f r iends mul t ip l ied and love

undiv ided. ' l

Bernard C. David, Jr .t 'Na td "

Career Choice: Br ick Masonry

FFA, Br ick Masonry.' rWhere one door shuts the other opens. ' r

Alexander Coler rG reek ' l

Career Choice: Bio logy TeachingFootbal l Team, Barber ing.

"L i fe is but a game; i t a l l depends on how you

p lay i t , t o become a w inne r o t a l ose r . "

Theodore Howard Colemanr T . c . r 'Careet Choice: Business LeadingFrench Circ le, Yearbook Staf f , Choir , FFA, Ath-

let ic Associat ion.rrTis manrs predict ion to be safe, when for the

truth he ought to d ie. ' l

Donald Alexander DavisrPeck r l

Career Choice: Barber ingFFA, Barber ing.

"Clory is . the t rue and honorable recompense ofGa l l an t Ac t i ons , r l

Kenneth Ardell DavisIDuckr l

Career Choice : Industr ia l Educat ionBaske tba l l Team, FBLA , F rench C i r c i e , L i b ra r yC1ub.rrThe worst sorrows in l i fe are not in i ts lossesand misfor tunes, but in i ts fears.r r

Pear l I rene Davis' rT i ny r l

Career Choice: Pr ivate SecretaryFHA, FBLA, French Circ le, yearbook Staf f .r rBel ieve only what you see and hal f of whatyou hea r . r l

Roslyn Alfreda Davisr J [

Career Choice: Home Economist Educat ingFHA, FBLA, Dramat ics CIub, L ibrary Club,Choir , French Circ le.rr\Alhen you do the common things of life in anuncommon way, you command the at tent ion ofthe wor ld. ' l

Wi l l ie Marshal l DawsonilBi1l rl

Career Choice : Br ick_layingFFA, Choir , Masonry, Indui t r ia l Ar ts.' r l ive whi le yourre l iv ing because when yourredead you r re gone . , l

Joyce O'Neal Derr icot tCareer Choice: NursingFBLA, FHA, Yearbook Staf f , Choir ,Library Club.rrl will unlock my future withsuccess . r l

Pep Squad,

the key of my

Shir ley Lor ine Derr icot ter rR ine

"Yearbook Staf f , L lbrary CIub, FHA, French Cir-

c1e , Cosme to logy .' t O u t o f t h e a b u n d a n c e o f t h e h e a r l ; t h e m o u t h

spe aks. "

Wi} l iam Marvin Deyor rR iee "

Ca ree r Cho i ce : Ba rbe r i ngLibrary CIubrrHe that can have pat ience can have what hew i l l . "

Eugene Theron DudleyrrHatch

"Career Choice: Br ick MasonryFootbal l Team, industr ia l Arts.' rMen are not to be judged by what thel ' do not

knor 'v , but by what they know.r l

El l is Ray Edler' rBuckie

"Ca ree r Cho i ce : T ruck D r i v i ng

FFA, Industr ia l Arts, Barber ing.rrThe soul selects h is o lqr society, then shuts the

doot. "

Wesley Steward Dodson, Jr .r rJunior"

Career Cholce: Barber ingMasonry' rHe who achieves the iceowledge of knolv ing

wi l l make great success in h is shorvings."

Alma Jacquel ine DudIey' r Jack ie

"Ca ree r Cho i ce : Sec re ta r yFFIA, FBLA, Majoret te Squad, Student Counci l ,

L ibrary CIub, Choir , Yearbook Staf f , Dramat ics

C1ub .rrThe only way to have a f r iend is to be a

fr iend. "

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Emestine Judie Fel ls"Twiggy"Career Choice: IBM ProcessineFHA, FBLA, Cheering Squad, Yearbook Staff,L ib rary C lub .rr l mistrust the judgement of every man in acase in which his orrm wishes are concemed.t l

Leonard Alonzo Fel lsr r Lonn ie r l

Career Choice: History TeachingFrench Circ le, Yearbook Staf f , Dramat ics C lub ,Library Club.'rHard work is the key to the door of success.r l

Robert Douglas Fe1ls" Joe Duva l "Career Choice: Armed ForcesMasonry, Yearbook Staf f .i lA h int to the wise is suf f ic ient . t l

Wi l l iam Elwood Fel lsi lB i l l r l

Career Choice: Business Administrat ionFrench Circ le, Yearbook Staf f , Band, Basebal lTeam, FBLA, Athlet ic Associat ion.rrA wise man leams from his mistakes; a foolprof i ts nothing. ' l

Ant ionet te Mar ie Fie ldsCareer Choice: SecretaryFHA, FBLA, Yearbook Staf f , Student Counci l ,Majoret te Squad.rrThere is only one way to learn; that is to fo1-Iow instruct ions. I '

Car l Roosevel t F ie ldsCa ree r Cho i ce : B r i c k Mason ryIndustr ia l Arts, Basketbal l Team.rrHe who complains l ives to regret) but he whoworks, l ives to achieve.r l

Dwight Diamaggo FortuneCareer Choice: Basebal lFrench Circ le

"To demand more of yoursel f than you demand <of others is the first step on any ladder to suc-cess . r l

Ol iver Crornwel l Fortune, Jr .

"Tank "Career Choice: Business Adrnin ist rat ion

French Circ le, Yearbook Staf f , L ibrary Club,

FBLA , A th l e t i c Assoc ia t i on .rrNothing great was achieved wi thout enthus-

i asm. "

Sharon Kay Bamett' r Shinny"Career Choice: Account ingLibrary Club, French Circ le, Drarnat ics C1ub,

Band, Cheer ing Squad, Pep Squad, Yearbook

Staf f , Student Counci l , Athlet ic Assoc.

"success is everywhere, but our goal is to

achieve i t for ourselves,r l

Bet t ie Goodal l

"Goodnuff"Career Choice: SecretaryChoir , FHA.rr l f you th ink you have done something good

remernber you can al rvays do bet ter ' r l

Theodore Rudolph FortunerrToddie

"Career Choice: Armed ForcesFFA, Industr ia l Arts.' r l t is not the s ize of the job, i t is how you do i t . r l

Vernon Morr is Freemant tVem"

Career Choice: Basebal lFFA , Baseba l l Team, Mason ry .rrPrepar ing to l ive in a Uni ted Society wi thhope of success in v iew."

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Viola Mar ie Greenrv i e r l

Career Choice ; L ibrar ianPep Squad, FHA, L ibrary Club, FBLA, YearbookStaf f .' rTemper is a great qual i ty ; at cr i t ical moments)i t br ings out the best in steel and the worst ofpeop le . "

Glor ia El izabeth Gregoryr rS i s t e r t l

Career Choice: CosmetologyFrench Circ le, FFIA, Yearbook Staf f , Pep Squad,Cosmetology.' rThe strong shal l surv ive whi le the weak shal lper ish. "

LaDel l Louise Harr isr r D e I I "

Ca ree r Cho i ce : Cosme to logYLibrary Club, French Circ le, FHA, YearbookStaf f , Pep Squad, CosrnetologY.' rThe wind blows, the sea f lows, but only God

lmows, "

R i cha rd A l exande r Ha r r i srrSnooxs

"Career Choice: Arrned ForcesFFA, Industr ia l Arts, Masonry, Barber ing'I t I f aL f i r s t you don ' t succeed ; t rY , LY , and t r y

aga in . "

Ol iv ia Hopkins' r L i I I y

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Yvonne Ellen Hugheyrc l eo r t

Career Choice: NursingFHA, Cheer ing Squad, Choir , Yearbook Staf f '

Head Ma jo re t t e .t rThe secret of success in l i fe is known only to

those who have not succeeded'r r

Patr ic ia Ann Jacksonl l A n n t l

Career Choice: CosmetologyFFIA'rWhen poverty comes in at the door, Iove leapsout at the window. ' l

Curt is L indsey JamesCaree r Cho i ce : Eng inee r i ngFrench Circ le, L ibrary Club.' rDonrt cor-rnt your chickens before they hatch.r l

Randolph Franklin JohnsonCaree r Cho i ce : B r i c k l ay i ngIndustr ia l Arts, Agr icul ture, Masonry.r rTo he o ree t i s t o he rn i sunde rs tood , ' l

Robert Alan JohnsonrrBobby' l

Ca ree r Cho i ce : B r i c k l ay i ngFFA, Masonry.' rHe who is bom a fool is never cured.r l

Geo rge W l t l i am James , J r .I 'Junior"

Career Choice: Music Instruct ingBand, Masonry, L ibrary Club, Athlet ic Associ-

at ion, Yearbook Staf f .t rThe greatest fool is one who th inks he is not ,

and al l others are. ' l

E1i Thomas Johnson, Jr .r rJunior ' l

Ca ree r Cho i ce : B r i c k l ay i ngMasonry' rA wise man prof i ts f rom a fools mistakes.r l

Emest Levander Jones" Skio "Career Choice: Journal ismFrench^Circle, Library C1ub,Staff, Choir, Student bov,r.' rManrs f l ight through l i fe ispower of his knowledge.rr

Clarence Ear l Jones"Rusty "Career Choice : Engineer ingChoir , FFA.

JO , * " " o f gen ius has been se ldom m ined , bu t

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Doris Mae Jonesr rWeeny r l

Career Choice: Data processingFT{A'r l t rs l ice to. be important , but i t rs more impor_tan t t o be n i ce . ' l

Pear l Ann Leer rSho r t i e r l

Career Choice: Cosmetology

IBL.+, fHA, Library Club, Fep Squad, yearbookJrarr , eosmetology,

"Nolhing great w-as ever achieved wi thout en-t hus iasm, r l

Rose Ei la Lee"Mookyr lCareer Choice: Nursine

I I IA, .FPIA, Dramat ics"Club, yearbook Staf f .' ' lJe_ crv l t to a l l , sociable to many and fami l iart o f ew . r r

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/. lcquel ine Maxine King"Suga tp i e r lC,arJer 'Choice ; Business Administrat ionFHA, Yearbook Sraf f , L ibrary Club.

: . - r . I : t - : t , loday, f .or yesrerday is gone, and you

may not 11ve to see tomorrow-

Le l i a Mae Lew istrSnookt l

Career Choice: Business Administrat ionFHA, FBLA.

"To find out what one is fitted to do and to se-cure an opportunity to do it is the key to hap-p iness , ' l

Theresa Elaine Lewisr rRess ie ' r

Career Choice: Socia l WorkerFFIA, FBLA, L ibrary C1ub, Dramat ics Club, PepSquad, Yearbook Staf f .

Valer ie LaVeme Minesrva l r l

Career Choice: BookkeepingFHA, FBLA, Yearbook Staf f .r r l t matters not what you are or thought to be,L , . + , . , L ^ + , , ^ . . ^ - ^ l l

y v u d l s r

A lonzo Marcel Minorr rMusc les r l

Ca ree r Cho i ce : Co l l ege (Undec ided ) .French Circ le, L ibrary Club, Yearbook Staf f ,Basebal l Team, Footbal l Tearn, Basketbal lTeam, Athlet ic Associat ion, Student Counci l .I tManrs f l ight through l i fe is sustained by thepower of h is knowledge r l

David El l ison Lindseyr rTony r l

Career Choice: Histor ianFBLA, French Circ le, L ibrary Club, YearbookStaff.r rThe chance of a perfect l i fe is the same asthat of l i fe being perfect . ' l

Helen Beatr ice LindseyCareer Choice: LawFHA, FBLA, Band, Dramat ics CIub, FrenchCirc le, Yearbook Staf f ,

" I f the elevator to success isnr t working, takethe sta i rway.r l

Connie Diane Morr isCa ree r Cho i ce : Sec re ta r yFBLA, FHA, Majoret te Squad, L ibrary Club,Yearbook Staf f , Student Counci l , Choir ."Know ledge l i ke r e l i g i on mus t be expe r i enced . r r

Lois Ann Pendletonr r l ow Lowr lCa ree r Cho i ce : Ha i r S t y l i ngF B L A . F H A . L i b r a r y C l u b , C o s m e r o l o g y , Y e a r -book Staf f , Pep Squad.

"They who go feel not the pain, I t is they whostay behind that suf fer , '

Harry Louis MontCareer Choice: Electronic Engineer ingFBLA, Yearbook Staf f , French Circ le, L ibraryC l u b .' rFa i l u re i s t he I i ne o f l eas t p res i s t ance . r l

Careol Lee Morr isi l c i t r l

Career Choice : CosmetologyFBLA , FHA, L i b ra r l C lub , Yea rbook S ta f f , Cos -]netology.r r l t r s g rea t t o be l oved , so ge t l oved and s tayloved. "

Jacquel ine G. Rock' r Jack ie ' t

Career Choice : PsychologyF rench C i r c l e , L i b ra r y C lub , Yea rbook S ta f f ,Student Counci l , FBLA.rrrvfhat looks l lke an obstacle can be a steppings tone . r l

Larry Darnel l RockCaree r Cho i ce : C le r k i ng , F rench C i r c l e , L i b ra r yC l u b , A t h l e t i c A s s o c . , B a s k e t b a l l T e a m , B a s e -ba l l Team.rrWhen you smi le the whole wor ld smi les wi th

1 o u , b u t r v h e n y o u w e e p , y o u w e e p a l o n e . "

Emest James Rol l insr rDoo l i e

"Career Choice: Armed ForcesFFA , FB I .A , Yea rbook S ta f f , Repo r te r o f FFA .

" I t is n ice to be important , but i t rs more im-portant to be useful . r r

Evelyn Virg in ia Saylesr rPeaches ' r

Career Choice: Pr ivate SecretaryFHA'r look towards the future, not back at the past . r l

Paulet te Diane Sizert tBoo t '

Career Choice : Elementary TeachingFFIA, Yearbook Staf f , French Circ le, L ibraryC lub , M i ss Homecoming 166 .r rA l l t } r i ngs a re poss ib l e i f you on l y be l i eve . ' l

Lenora Lee Smith' r Lee ' l

Career Choice: CosmetologyCosmetology, Pep Squad, L ibrary Ciub, FBLA,FHA, Yearbook Staf f , French Circ le.r rNothing can br ing you peace but yoursel f , butto be great is to be misunderstood. ' l

Barbara Frances SimmonsC a r e e r C h o i c e : B e a u t i c i a nFHA, Choir , Yearbook Staf f , Pep Squad, Cos-metology.rrEducat ion is a contro l i ing grace to the young,consolat ion to the o1d, weal th to the poor, orna-men t t o t he r i ch . r l

Joan Carolyn SimmsCareer Choice: Commercia l ArtsF rench C i r c l e , FBLA , FHA . Yea rbook S ta f f .r r l f you sai l on the sea of ambit ion and land ona shore of success, you cannot fa i l . r l

Blondie Joann StevensCareer Choice: CosmetologYChoir , Pep Squad, Yearbook Staf f , FHA.' rSome of the t roubles wi th the wor ld are that

people mistake sex for 1ove, money for brains,

and t ransistor radios for c iv i l izat ion.r l

Bobby Evander Stevens'rEven Stevens"Career Choice: Barber ingBarber ing, FFA, Industr ia l Arts.' rThe reward of a th ing wel l done is to have

done i t . r l

Marvin Dewey SmithCa ree r Cho i ce : A rmed Fo rcesFrench Circ le, Yearbook Staf f .r rTo reach a higher level you must c l imb.r l

Char les SmithersF rench C i r c l e , Ba rbe r i ng .rrThe t rue test of c iv i l izat ion is not the c i rcus,nor the s ize of c i t ies, nor the crops, but the k ind

of man the country turns out ,"

Joan Robinet te Stevensr rSho r t i e r l

Career Choice: Elementary Educat ion

FBLA, Student Counci l , Yearbook Staf f , Band,

French Circ le, L ibrary C1ub.rrDo not a l l you can; spend not a l l you have;

bel ieve not a1l you hear; and te l l not a l l you

know. "

Anthony Taylor' rTony "

Ca ree r Cho i ce : B r i c k l aY ingIndustr ia l Arts, FFA, Masonry.' rSha1 low men be l i eve i n 1uck . ' l

Berna rd Te r re l 1 , J r .il otis I

Career Choice: MasonryMasonryr rA gen t l eman i s a man o f t r u t h , I o rd o f h i s ownac t i ons . r r

Chr istopher Columbus Terre11, Jr .rBuck r l

Career Cho ice : Barber ingChoir, FBLA, Library C1ub, FFA,rrA bird in the hand is worth two

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Baske tba l l Team, Baseba l l Team.i l v - . - r - - | , * : - - - . . - . . a t e r u n t i l t h e w e l l r u n s1 v u u u r r L l r r l r J y w u r v v

dry . "

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Ca ree r Cho i ce : Wa i t r essChoir , FHA. L ibrary Ciub.I 'Nothing is as di f f icul t but that i t may be foundou t by seek ing . r r

Barney Douglas Washington, Jr .r rSonny r l

Ca ree r Cho i ce : B r i c l t l a y i ngFootbal l Team, Masonry, FFA, Industr ia l Arts.

"The doors to the future are open; do we havet l ' a . n " r e - a f n o n i n ? r r

Eleanor \44reeler' rBaby S i s r lCa ree r Cho i ce : P r i va te Sec re ta r yFHA, L ibrary Club, Yearbook Staf f .

" l t ' s no t wha t you do , bu t t he way you do

David Wi lson Wi l l iams, Jr ."Junniebuck"Career Choice: Armed ForcesFFArr l t i s no t the s ize o f the job , i t i s how you do i t . r l

Glor ia EIaine Wi l l iamsrc l o r l

Career Choice: SecretaryPep Squad , FHA , FBLA .

"Ternper is a quality that at critical rnornents

br ings out the best in steel and the worst inpeop le . "

H iwa tha Co rne l i us W i l l i ams'r Cur ly "Career Choice: Barber ingBand, Barber ing, FFA.rrMaintain your cool and you wi l l a lways suc-^ ^ ^ l i - , , ^ , , - - ^ - 1 l lL s s u r r r y w u r 5 v 4 r .

Jean Marcia Wi l l iarnsrrMuttonr l

Ca ree r Cho i ce : Sec re ta r y

r r l t r s no t t he s i ze o f t he j ob , i t r s how you do i t . r t

Vi rg in ia Maxine Wi l l iamsr rMax r l

Career Choice: NursingFHA, Cheer ing Squad, Pep Squad, L ibrary Club,Dramat ics Club, Modern Dance Group, YearbookStaf f , French Circ le, Miss Homecoming '67.' rNo one shouid be judged in h is own cause.r l

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James Harding WilsonttHardyr l

Career Choice: MusicChoir , L ibrary C1ub, FFA, Yearbook Staf f , FBLA-t t l t ts bet ter to have i t than to need i t . r l

Edna Katrina WingfieldrrKi t ty Katr lCareer Choice: SecretaryFHA, FBLA, French Circ le, Yearbook Staf f , L i -

brary Club, Pep Squad, Choir , Dramat ics Club'' rspeech is a mirror of the soul ; as a man speaks,

s o i s h e . ' l

Maur ice Daloney WoodsrrBuzzardr l

Career Choice: Br ick layingFFA, Masonry, Footbal l Team.rrThe only thing that can be accomplished with-out effort is failure.rl

Edward Price WoolfolkrEdI

Career Choice: ArmyFFArr l t doesnrt matter how far you go in school ; i t rs

how much you know when you come out.rl

Frank McKinley WinstonCaree r Cho i ce : B r i c k l ay i ngBasebal l Team, Masonry, FFA, Industr ia l Arts.r rA bet ter educat ion todav makes a bet ter iobin the future.r l

Varant Narcissus Woodland

Paula Anna Woolfolk' lBoo t '

Career Choice: CosmetologyFHA, Choir , Yearbook Staf f , L ibrary Ciub, Pep

Squad, Cosmetology.I 'The reward of a th ing wel l done is to havedone i t . "

Jacquelin AdeII Wrighti l

Ja cki er lCareer Choice: SecretaryFHA, FBLA, French Circ le, L ibrary Club, Year-book Staf f .

" I f a t f i r s t you don r t succeed , t r y aga in . ' r

Johnny Howard WrightrrJohnrr

Career Choice; MechanicsFFArrln a moment of insight you can perceive every-thing, but it takes years for excitude to give itexpression. "

Waverly Allen Young"J im"Career Choice: Air ForceFFA, Industr ial Arts, Masonry, Band, Barbering.'rOne today is worth two tomorrows.r l

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CLASS PROPHECY

To see whatrs happening to our graduating class of this very profitable year letrs go to our own society col-umnist, Mrs. Vanessa Cleighton. rrHello folla,'r this is Van, rrherers whatrs happening to our graduating class of| 68 .

Yesterdayr while trying to get an interview with Elizabeth Taylor, I followed her into a Beauty Salon called'rla Maison de la Belle" owned and operated by CAROLYN ALEXANDER and BARBARA SIMMONS. Theirlatest" hairstyle is called the rrAustralian Tango.'l

On the front page of the DAILY TIMES, which is edited by that famous journalist ERNEST JONES, I read areview about that astounding young racer and builder HARVEY BROWN who has just set a world speed record atIndianapolis with his 175,000 dollar machine.

On my way to interview Walter Cronkite at CBS studios in New York, I bumped into BETTIE GOODALL andELEANOR lITIEELER who are now secretaries at the studio.

The business firm of OLMR FORTUNE, WILUAM FELLS, and THEODORE COLEMAN has recently employedthree new secretaries. They are CONME MORRIS, JACQUELINE DUDLEY, and ANTIONETTE FIELDS. They allgraduated from Temple Business College with honors.

In Palm Springs, there is a new building on the rise. This glamorous twenty-two room mansion is FrankSinatrars retirement home. It is being built by FRANK WINSTON, RANDOLPH JOHNSON and MAURICE WOODS.The architectual work is being done by EU JOHNSON.The first cornerstone was laid by ANTHONY TAYLOR.

CHzuSTOPHER TERRELL and WLLIAM DEYO own a verv profitable chain of barber shops called the 'rHairsPa lace . r l

A new restaurant has been built on Sunset Strip called "The Gormetrs Corner.rr The restaurant is owned byURCELL BROWN, who has a degree in clerking and finance; head waibess is DELORES TURNER.

That famous historian and archaeologist DAVID LINDSEY has recently discovered the ruins of an ancientcivilization on the moon dating back tothree million B.C. providing that life did exist on the moon, His ableassistantis LEONARD FELLS, a history inshuctor at Cornell University, whose salary is 9750.00 a week.

Two men assigned to the U.N. to bring about peace in the world are those two mighty generals of the U.S,Air Force zuCIIARD HARRIS and DAMD WILUAMS. (May God be with you fellas.) BERNARD BYRD, WAVERLYYOUNG, and ERNEST ROLUNS are also there to lend a helping hand.

One of IBMrs most loyal and dedicated workers is DORIS JONES, chief data processor. Across the country inNew York City, social worker THERESA LEWIS has been assigned a job to help the cityrs teeming millions toget an education.

Two of our long time friends SHARON GARNETT and KENNETH DA\IIS, who both have degrees in accounting,are now accountants for Bell Telephone Company.

Walter Reedrs director of nurses, has promotedYVONNE HUGHEY to head nurse. Her friend KATRINABEVERLY is also a nurse at the hospital and has assisted Dr. Larveu in the first brain transplant. The operationwas unsuccessful, but will be attempted again in a year or two.

ALFRED CARTER, JAMES BUCKNER, ROBERT FELLS, and MARMN SMITH are all in the Armed Forces, aid-ing their counby no matter what the condition. (Lot's of luck Uncle Sam, with this combination! )_ _Mgl ! slgnped by a prominent law firm in Chicago, I ran into three of my o1d time friends, JOYCE CARTER,EWLYN SAYLES, and JACQUEUN WRIGHT, who are now secretaries for that'firm.

Hairstyles are really going crazy this year and the reason is obvious, for I,ADELL lIARzuS, GLOzuA GREGORY,and CAREOL MORRIS are owners of a beauty salon where they give everything from a rrsaturn Bloop'r to arrCosmic Manicure.r l

Now I shall turn things over to Dr. Soul. 'rHello folks, this is your soul manl and herers whatrs happening toour other friends from the class of 168'r.

The Baltimore Orioles has signed VERNON FREEMAN and DWGHT FORTUNE as pitcher and shortstop,respectively.

If you were to ever get sick and need to go to the hospital, go to Freemarx where nurses MAXNE WILLIAMSand MMAN BUCKNER will give you expert care and affection,

WESLEY DODSON, CHARLES SMITHERS, BOBBY STEVE|trS, DONALD DAVIS, and HIWATHA WLLIAMS own

CLASS PROPHE,CY

a barbering firm in Washington, D.C. The bookkeeping is done by_EARL COATES and LARRY ROCK.pafrudta JACKSON, pEanl LEE, SANDRA CI^ARKE, and DEBORAH COURTNEY opellle,jt b:au_ty _salon-

for Soohia Loren in ltaly. Their assistants are PAUI.A WOOI"FOLK, LOIS PENDLETON, BLONDIE STEVENS and

LENIORA SMITH, all expert hair stylists. Other Italian celebrities patronize this shop.If you want tcj build a newbuilding, call Experts 8, Inc. This colPanl_9olltit_tJ_9f_"lg1tj^excellent masons:

cHAiLEs BRowN, EUGENE DUDLEY; MELVINLCARTER, BERNARD DAVIS, WILLIE DAWSON, CARL FIELDS,

GENE BAYLOR, and BERNARD TERRELL. Their rates are high but their prodlc-t!91 _iq _e-xcellent.Thanls to those brilliant bricklayers BARNEY WASHINGTON and ROBERT JOHNSON'Caroline C,"y1f^h3l:^^

n"w Union High School. This new school covers two acres with a four acre campus. It costs nearly $5,50O,000,.00.CLARENCEJONES, now an engineer for Laylord Construction and Road Crew was rece-ntly enterta_ined by that

most popular pop and'soul singer-JAMES WILSON, at one of Clarence's all night parties held in Las Vegas.

CSORCS J,qNiSS is now a music instructor at the University of New York. If you want a. professional picture

done go directly to LARRY CLAIBORNETS Art Studio in Los Angeles; he also gives professional teachings in art

a t U . C . L . A .ERNESTINE FELLS is an IBM data processor at Cape Kennedy, her friend VALENE MINES is a bookkeeper

there also. (Don't take a trip into outer space girls).

JACeUEiINE ROCK is now appsychology i*tructor at the University of Dehoit.- Sh:.glt: has her own office

itr downtowt Detroit where she usls'her psychological training on children and adults. While in New York City

REBECCA CLARK work with handicapped childien as a teacher and instuctor at Burns Memorial Institution'The other day I was chatting with JAMES THOMAS, now an electrical engineer, when MOLA GREEN' a

librarian at Westhampton College introduced me to her new friend.ALEXANDER COLE teaches Biology at Ramajah School in India, while ELLIS EDLER is on the road day and

night hauling long distance for BM Trucking Company-Mechanic-JOHNNY WzuGHT, now chief for the-Indianapolis track crew has worked on cars owned by some of

the most famous names in racing.SHIRLEY DEzuCOTTE and aLONZO MINOR are now studying for their Ph D. degrees at Harvard ljniversity.The AIWA Company is now placing outstanding secretaries as o ice-prac_tlc_e c_o_ry!!9!:_to lig -b-"til9tt__-_.

firms; among the oific; practici consiltants are s6cretaries, LAVERNE BAYLOR' GLORIA WILUAMS, KATRINA

WINGFIELD, and PEARL DAVIS, who is a private secretary'ROSE LEi,, JOYCE DERRICOTT, and AMTA CHRISTOPHER are big names in the nursing field at Johnson-

Patton Hospital, in Suburbia.JOAN SiMMS is a commercial artist for the WASHINCTON POST where she also has her own cartoon feature.

RO-SLYN DAVIS, PAULETTE SIZER, and JOAN STEVENS have been sent abroad to teach for the Department of

Education in India.ABRAHAM CARTER that brilliant mathematician, has devised a new formula to help students who have

troub le in math. It reads : x3+y3 *29*2 a2Bt2:rp=9.HELEN UNDSEY, tto* r .ri*inal attorney for the California Crime Commission, has been appointed Am-

bassador to India. Her good friend THEODORE FORTUNE is now a Colonel at the Pentagon.HARRy MONT and-CURTIS jAMES have built an electrical span bridge across the Mattaponi River; the

electrical work was done by Harry while Curtis engineered, and blue p,rinted the bridge^. ---EMMA BROOKS and JEAN WILUAMS are secreiaries at Metro-Goldw1m-Mayer, in California.It seems as though thi.s is all of those who endeavored to reach out beyond those great brick walls of Dear

Old Union High. SJjust remember: "They well deserve to have, that know. . . The strongrst and surest way toget . " . . .

This above all: rrTo thine own self be true, and it must follow as the night the day; Thou canrst not then

be false to anv man.rI

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David "Dr. Soul ' r L indsey

Most Likely To SucceedSharon GarnettAbraham Carter

Most DependablePear l LeeU ^ - - , . l t r ^ - +

Most DignifiedJacqueline RockWesley Dodson

WittiestJoan StevensClarence Jones

Best PersonalityShirley DenicottMarvin Smith

HALL OF'

Most Ladylike andGentlemenlikeJoyce DerricotteDwight Fortune

Best DressedGoria GregoryOliver Fortune

Most Co-operativeJacquelin WrightWaverly Young

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Best Choir MemberLaverne BaylorJames Wilson

Best Band MembersHelen LindseyGeorge James

Best PerformersYvonne HugheyAntionette Fields

Most ActiveMaxine WilliamsKatrina Wingfield

Most AttractiveConnie MorrisRobert Johnson

Best DancersJacqueline Dudlel-Theodore Colema:r

ShortestEleanor \ \4reelerEli Johnson

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NeatestGloria WilliamsLarry Rock

Class BabiesDoris JonesVivian BucknerDelores Turner

Best AthletesVernon FreemanAlonzo Minor

Class LoversPaulette SizerKenneth Davis

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Biggest SneaksBernard DavisAnthony TaylorBernard Bpd

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Most TalkativeErnestine FellsDavid Lindsey

Class CoupleKatrina BeverlyCarl Fields

Smoothest OperatorsErnest JonesLeonard Fells

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LEISURE, HEEDING THE RULES AND GTVING YOUR BEST WHETF}ER YOU WIN ORLOSEUNFALTERING QUEST FOR TRUTH, THE BURNING TORCH THAT LEADS THE

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Virginia Union University HomecomingParade and Activities- -Richmond

The Grand Parade- -Williamsburg

The King George Fall Festival Parade- -3rd Place--King George

The 19th Annual National Tobacco Parade- -Richmond

The Thalhimer's Annual Christmas Pa-rade- -Richmond

F redericksburg Christmas Parade- -1st

Place - - FredericksburgThe Columbus Dav Parade-- lst Place--

Newport News

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Virginia State College Annual HighSchool Day- -Petersburg

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NorfolkUniversity of Virginia Annual High

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Licensed Direciors ond EmbqlmersA Quiet Digni f ied Serv ice24 Hovr Ambulonce Service

Doy or Night

Mr. Joseph E. Adoms, Jr . , MonogerMrs. Mory Adoms, Lody Attendont

Phone: 633-5506Bowl ing Green, Virginio

DEJARNETTEBEALE

Insuronce Agency

Al l L ines of Insurqnce

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We Solicit Your Potronoge

Bowl ing Green, Vo.

Phone 633-5272

THE CAROLINEPROGRESS

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County News-- Off ice Suppl ies

Job Printing--Typewriters

School Suppl ies--Off ice Equipment

Bowl ing Green, Vo.

Phone 633-6710

KIDWELL'SFOODLANDBowl ing Green, Vo.

GreoterFood

Vqlues

Fine Foods Priced Right

lmmediote Del ivery

Diol 633- 1600

NATIONAL SCHOOLSTUDIOS,

INC.Dist inct ive Sty l ing of School

Photogrophy

Representotive

Ted Poscoe

8252 Midwoy Drive

Annondole, Vo.

Elliott & Skinner

Wrecker ServiceAuto Repoiring

Bowl ing Green, Vi rg in io

Complete Rodiotor ServicePortoble Elect r ic & Gos--Weld ing

Doy Phone: 633-6450Night Phone: 633-5461Night Phone: 533-5962

B. F. GoodrichCarter Brothers

Service Stotion


Recopping

B. F. Goodr ich T i res

Gul f Oi l Products

Congrotulotions

Seniors

Keller Ladder Eastern

Mil ford, V i rg in io

Compl iments of

Pitt'sGeneral

Merchandise

Sporto, Virginio

Estoblished 1869

Phone: 633-5582

Are You Using

AIT OF OUR SERVICES?YOU WItt FIND THEM USEFUT!

Checking Trovelers ChecksLoons-All Kinds Sovings

Money Orders Sofe Deposit Bonk-By-Moil

UNION BANK AND TRTJSTCOMPANY

Bowling Green, Virginio 22427

Telephone 633-5031

301 Market

" Congrotu lot ionsSeniors"

Shop With Sotisfqction

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Colonial VarietyStoreWhere

"You Get the Best for Less"

Highwoy 301

Bowl ing Green, Virginio

Phone: 633-2752

TIDEWATERVENEER

COMPANY

Fredericksburg, Virgi nio

Phone: ES 3-6. I51

"We Poy Cosh for .

Populor Veneer Logs

Ook Veneer Logs"

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"Congrotu lot ions to Seniors' l

STATE PLANTERS BANK OFCOMMERCE & TRUST

Doswell , Vo .

" Congrotu lqt ions

Seniorstt

Compl iments of

G . & G . FARM SERVICE

Mi l ford, V i rg in ioPhone: 633-6690

ASHLAND FURNITURE CC.

108 S . Cen te r S t .

Swi f t 8-781I

Ashlond, Vo.

Most Progressive

Furniture Store

Compl iments of

THETRAVISSHOP

Bowling Green, Vo.

Phone:633-6618

l . H . .K lNG Deo le r

in Generol Merchondise

Phone No. 633-5571

King ond Queen, Vi rg in io

Meols ond LodgingCADDEN MANOR

Two Blocks of f U.S. 30]

Por t Royol , V i rg in iofor Reservotions

Phone: Rl 2-3071 Ruth Jeter Codden

SI. CROIX ROD PUM/\ KNIVES

tr'#&THE OUTDOOR SHOP

PHONE 6S3.6440

BOWLING GREEN. VIRGINIA

EDWARDS'CAFE

Home Cooked Meols


Come in

The Food ls Fine

CHANCE'S GARAGE

Wrecker Service

,Auto RepoiringWeld ing

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WBowl ing Green, Vi rg in io

Phone: 633-51 I I

For The Best inRock N' Rol l Music

THE CAMEROS BAND

Red Hot ond Rocking

Feoturing

Brodley ond Floyd, Vocols

G.L. Woshington, Mgr. 633-5670C.C. Wi l l ioms, Asst . 633-5673

TINDER'S JEWELRY

Sqmsonite LuggogeElgin ond Bulovo Wotches

qlsoLeoding Silver Lines

Bowl ing Green, Vo.Phone: 633-5283

BLAYDES'GROCERY

Meots Groceries

Phone:633-5913

Woodford, Virginio

HOLLYWOOD BARBER SHOP

503 Princess Anne St.Fredricksburg, Vo.

For the Best in Borber Service

Specio l is t in o l l Hoi r Sty les

lnc lud ing Lodies Hoi r -Cuts .

Compl iments of the

CAROLINE,PARE,NT-TE,ACHE,R

ASSOCIATION

Mr. Alphonso JocksonPresident

Mrs. Cotherine BotesVice-President

Mrs. Corrie SoundersSecretorY

Mr. L loyd BoxleyTreqsurer

"We Support Our School"

VIOLET RAYCOIN LAUNDRY

'rLet Us Help You Sove MoneY"

WALTER E. LOWE

Generol Controctor

.Box 35Mil ford, Virginio

Open 24'Hovrs

Cleon Eff icient Service

Bowl ing Green, Vo.Vernice Jomes, Monoger

THE, TJNION HIGHSCHOOL

ALTJMNI ASSOC.

Soys:

"Congrotulotions to theCloss of '68"

We, the Union High School A lumni Associot ion, tnv i teYou to Keep in.Touch With Former Groduotes, Urge youto Serve the School After Groduotion, Offer you SociolActivit ies of o Group, Wont you To Become o GoodMember.

Mr. W. Young--Pres identMrs. Mory Adoms--Vice Pres.

Mrs. Rebecco Wqshington--Sec 'y

Mrs. Ruth M. Borksdole--Ass ' t Sec 'yMrs. Florence Sheppord--Treos.Mr . P . E . Boyd By rd , Chop lo in

Orgonized Chopters io Dote

Bowl ing Green, Vi rg in ioCentro l Point , V i rg in ioRu the r G len , V i rg in io

Down, Vi rg in ioWoodford, Virginio

Mi l ford, Bol ty , St . John, V i rg in ioFi le , St . Jomes, Spor to, V i rg in io

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BRODNAXSTTJDIO

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Port ro i ts o f Dis t inct ion

210 Eosi Le igh StreetRichmond, Vi rg in io

Host to the Noiion's Truckers

TRUCKSTOPS CORP. OF ASHLAND

lntersection Rouie 95 & 54

Ashlond, Virginio

BOWLING GREEN CLEANERS

The Best in Dry Cleoning

" lt Poys to Look Your Best"Bowl ing Green, Vo.

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24 Hovr Wrecker ServiceDiol Doy 633-5760 or Nisht 633-5832

ELL IOTT 'S SHELL SERVICE CENTERCorro l l F . E l l io t t Propr ie torU . S . 301 One M i le Nor th

Bowl ing Green, Vi rg in io 22427Gos--Oi l - -Motor Tune Up

Accessori es--Wheel Bo lonc ingBroke ond Muff ler Service

One Stop Service

DUN N IN GT ON R EALTY C OMPAN Y

Reol EstoteHomes, Forms, Businesses

Soles, Appro iso ls ond Monogement

Moin StreeiBowl ing Green, Vi rg in io

Phone: 633-6402

Phone: 633-6314 Bowling Green, Vo.

Ti resTubes--Botteri es

In Account With

GEORGE'S TEXACOOperoted by George Moriin

HALEY PONTIAC

Bowl ing Green, Vo.Phone: 633-6373

Compl iments of

CAROLINE COFFEE SHOP

Bowl ing Green, Vo.Jess ie M. Zoppos

Flowers for All Occosionsot

FLOWER FASHIONSSHOP

Phone: 633-6558 (Shop)lf no Answer 633-6152

Moin Street--Bowl ing Green, Vo.

BLATT CHEVROLET

Mi l ford, V i rg in ioPhone:633-6300

For the Best in ChevroletsChevy | | --Corvoir--Corvette

ondCorol ine 's Best Mechqnics

COACH HOUSE FURNITURE

Complete Home FurnishingsG . E. Appl ionces

Phone: 633-6577Bowl ing Green, VirginioAllen Durrett, Owner

CAPITAL LUNCH

Home Cooked MeolsBeer on ond off Premises

Wine off PremisesDin ing ond Doncing

Open Six Doys o Week

Oren Pleosonts--Mgr.Mi l ford, Virginio-- 633-6982

Compl imentsof

BOWIE'S RESTAURANT

Phone: 994-2647Lorne, V i rg in io

WESTERN AUTOBowling Green, Virginio

Phone: 633-6400

Wi ley D . H i te , P rop .

More for Less

DYSON'S GENERALSTORE

U.S. 301 o t 30Down, Vi rg in io

Phone: 994-3789

Groceri es--Meots-- HordwqreDry Goods--Sundries

A . B .C . L i cense#to33z ofr

OPen SundoY A.M.

High Quol i tY--Low PricesJ.A. Dyson, Sr . , ProP '

Best Wishesto theSeniors

JARRELL'STRUCK PLAZA

Doswel l , Virginio

Phone: 448'2000or

876-4801

Compl iments

of

BO'S RE,CORD SHOP

All 45 's- -79Q LP Albums--$2.79 ' -$5.79

Expert Rodio ond TelevisionRepoir Service

Used TV for Sole

Phone: 533-6843

Ennis StreetBowl ing Green, Vi rg in io

Best Wishes

from

WILLIAM W. EDWARDS

Representing

Jostents Inc.

ond

Americon Yeorbook ComPony

Union High SchoolCloss Rings

Monufoctured bY theCroftsmen

of

THE, JOHN ROBE,RTSMANTJFACTL]RING CO.

Normon, Oklohomo

Representotive:

Tom L. Monn2l South Woodlond RoodPhoebus, Virginio

TIDEWATERSUPERMARKET

4102 Tidewoter Tro i l

Fredericksburg, Vo . 22401

. 'ROBINSON'S ' ,

Restouront--News Stond

l5 l 8 P r . Anne S t .Fredericksburg, Vo.

Phone: 373-9886

W. H. DISHMAN

Generol Merchondise

Meots--Groc eri es-- Produce-- Hordwore

Corbin, V i rg in io

Phone: 373'5947

ComPl iments of

TI DEWATER TELEPHON E COMPANY

Compl iments of

CAROLINE DRUG CO.

Rexoll Drugs

MARTHA'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY

Beouty ls Our Specio l ty .Specio l iz ing in Permonents,

T int ing, Coldwqving, Wetset t ing,Hoi rcut i ing, ond Specio l ScolPTreotment. Complete Beouty

Core.

Moriho Botes, Prop.Bowl ing Green, Vi rg in io

Phone: 633'6203

Compl imentsof

CARMEL GROCERYMeots--Groceries

448-2540Glen , Vo .Ruther

SATTERWHITE BROS.

Generol Merchqndise

Gorc eri es--Meois-- Produce

Ruther Glen, V i rg in ioPhone: Hl 8-4617

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FOREIGN &DOMESTIC WOODS

Bowl ing Green, Vo.

Compl iments

of

CAROLINEPLUMBING

New or Repoir

Phone: 633-6666Nishr: 633-6688

Bowl ing Green, Vo.

Compl imentsof

ROZELL BROTHERS'GROCERY STORE

Woodford, Vo.Phone: 633-5598

J . W. MASTERS, lNC.

Lumber ing ond Bui ld ing SuPPl iesFredericksburg, Virginio 22401

Phone: 373-3521

CHURCH HILL CLEANING WORKS

Cleqners qnd Lounderers

2720 Q Street

Richmond, Virginio

Mi l ton 3-8821

LONGEST'S BULLDOZERSERVICE

Lqnd Cleoning--Pond Bui ldingMcCul loch Sows

Soles ond Service

G.R. Longest , ProP.Phone: 994'2430

Mongohick, Virginio

Compl iments

of

SUSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP

Down, Vi rg in io

Phone: 994-2282

HUTCHINSON'S GROCERY

Storm Windows--DoorsPorch Enc losure--Groceries

Mi l ford, V i rg in io

Compliments of

MIRACLE ONE HOUR CLEANERS

I 06 Honover Street

Fredericksburg, Virginio

RIVERVIEW SERVICESTATION, DR.

R.J . Anderson, J r .We Appreciqte Your Potronoge

U.S . Rou te IAshlond, V i rg in io

Phone: Gum Tree 227'32U

SUTTON'S AUTO SERVICE

Rt . l , Box 144Honover, VirginioPhone: 994'2734

A Complete Auto ServiceWelding ond Brozing

Body ond Fender WorkWrecker Service

PITTS SUNOCORood Service

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Green, Vo.633-6869

SHELTON AND TRUSLOWDRY CLEANERS

1006 Coroline StreetFredericksburg. Virginio

FostDependoble

Service

CUMMINS-CHICAGOC ORPORATION

N. K i r i soBrqnch Monoger

4204 North AvenueRichmond, Vi rg in ioPhone: EL 8-5104

A.C. FARMER AND SON

Mointenonce Engineers

24 Hovr ServicePhone: 633-5473

Mi l ford, V i rg in io

Bulk ond Bott led Gos

KING WILLIAM MOTOR COMPANY

Used Cors--Used PortsRr. 30, Mongohick, Vo.

Phone 994-2488

MILFORD GROCERY

Mil ford, VirginioPhone: 633-5412

M.C. A l len , Owner

SHELTON SHOE SERVTCE1004 Coroline Street


Complete Shoe RepoirHondbog Repoir

Shoes Dyed ond Refinished

Serv ice Whi le "U" Woi t

MARY'S PLACEDine ond Donce

3 Miles South of Ashlond, Vo.on

U.S . H ighwoy I

John W. Jones, Sr . , Prop.

JAMAICA COTJNTRY CLTJBHoving o Porty?

We Hove Complete Coter ing Foci l i t ies.

Nor th o f R i chmond on U .S . # t

Why Not Col l Us,

7 Mi les

Seoting Copocity Over 1,000 PersonsPrivote Bonquet Rooms for Porties (Lo1ge or Smoll)

Summer Foci l i t ies, Inc lud ing Swimming, P icn ics, Snock Bor ,Dressing Rooms ond Pqtios for Doncing

Phone: SW 8-6996

Complimentsof

DABNEY FUNERAL HOMEAshlond, Virginio

Sincerely Yours,Chorlie & Solodo McCorthy

Phone: 798-8207 or 798-8060

WOOLWORTH'S

Downtown FredericksburgOpen Mon . & F r i . Un t i l 9 P .M.

"Congrotulqtions Seniorstt

M.E. MITCHELL GROCERY

Groceri es--Meots-- ProduceCitgo Products

Phone: 994-2781

Honover, Virginio

PRINCESS ANNE TIRE COMPANY

Complefe Tire Service

l9 l9 Pr incess Anne St .

Fredericksburg, VirginioPhone: ES 3-3444

WASHINGTON &CORBIN'S

FUNERAL HOME

"Socred in Every Trust ' l

Ol iver D. WoshlngtonFunerol Director

Embolmer & OwnerP. O. Box 476

Toppohonnock, VirginioPhone: 443-3292

CARL D. SILVER,INC.

Dodge Soles & Service

Silverized Used Cors

2216 Princess Anne St.Fredericksburg, Virginiq

Phone: (Soles) 373-8221(Service) 373-8099

Telephones:Down. Vo.

994-2761994-2791

Will iamsburg MillworkCorp.

At los Pql le t Div is ionPost Office Box 427

Bowl ing Green, Virginio

Mr . i l l

Phone: 994-2131798_5111

HALEY EXCELSIORco.

Honover, Virginio 23069

"Congrotu lot ions Seniors ! "

Compl iments

of

KOZY KORNERRESTAURANT

1422 Princess Anne StreetFreder icksburg, V i rg in io ,

Music for All Occosions

MIKE HARRIS &THE IMPERIALS'

BAND

With Tommy, Moroce & Archie

On VocolsThe Swingest Bond in the Lond

Open for Engogements

471 Eost Lodies Mile RoodRichmond, Vi rg in io

Phone: 644-5654

So I es--Service--Suppl ies--Rento I sUnderwood Represenfotive

SNELL INGS ' BUSINESS MACHIN ES

717-719 Sophio StreetFredericksburg, Virginio

Phone: ESsex 3-8605

Aubrey J . Snel l ings, C)wner

Best Wishes

THE FREE.LANCE-STAR

AND

RADIO STATION WFLS

THE RECORD SHOP

206 Williom Street


ARCADEDRY CLEANERS

Fredericksburg, Virginio510 Kenmore AvenueRes. Rt. 3, Box 397

Phone: 373-2059Res: ES 3-8508

Howord & Geneviene Holvey, Prop.

Vis i t the

Golden HorseshoeCountry Club

Spotsyl vonio, Virgi nio

Din ing ond Doncing

We Coter to Privote Portiestoo.

Hoywood TylerProP.

H. W. TEMPLEMAN COMPANY, lNC.

"Your Stove-Ports Deoler"

Trode os

DOWDY.TEMPLEMAN FURNITURE CO.

504-6-g Eost Broqd StreetRichmond, Vi rg in io

CARPORT DRIVE.IN RESTAURANT

Honover, Virginio

Foods ond Refreshments

Open

Fr i doy--Soturdoy--Su ndoy

GWATHMEY'SAMERICAN SERVICE

Ti res-- Botter i es--Acc essories

Generol Auto ond Truck Repoirs

On U.S. 301 o t Down P.O.Honover, Virginio

BURNEY SHAPIRD

T/A Port Royol AtlonticService Stotion

Phone: Rl 2-3467

U.S. Hwy. #go t & tzPort Royol , Virginio

PORT ROYAL AMERICAN

24-Hour Wrecker Service

Port Royol, Vo. ffiComplete Auto Service

Doy Phone: Rl 2-3406Nisht Phone: 633-6406

RAINBOW LAKE TOURIST COURT

U.S. Route IHewlet t , Virginio

Phone: Hl 8-2947

Cozy Dining Room,Modern Cottoges, Hot Woter Heot,

Privote Boths, Cross Ventilotion

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C arte!Mrs. Annie CaterMrs. Burton E, CarterMrs. Casanda R. CarterMr. 6 Mrs. Howard A.

CatqMr. Lewis CaferMr. 6 Mrs. Robert CarterDr, 6 Mrs. Samuel H.

C art erMr. Virginia CarterRev. 6 Mrs. Will ie T.

CarterM!s. Anita G. ChanceMrs. B. G. ChanceMr. Edward Samuel

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Chappell, Jr.Miss Clua E. ChristianMiss Vera ChristopherMr, W. R. ChristopherMiss Frances Mae

ClaiborneMr. 6 Mrs. Algia Bernard

CIarkeMiss Flqerce Deloris

ClarkeMrs, Hellen Lmise

CoakleyMr. 6 Mrs. Walter W.

CoatesMrs, Nannie L. Coghil lMr. E Mrs. Charles ColemanMr. 6 Mrs. Frankie ColemanMr. Franklin C. ColemanMr. 6 Mrs, Ceorge E,

ColemanMr. E Mrs. Harry ColemanMr. Lonnie Edward

ColemanMrs. Lucille ColenanMrs. Mildred ColemanMr, Ray Cashel ColemanMr. [, Mrs. Robert A.

Coleman, Jr.Mr. E Mrs. Tvip Coleman,

Sr.Mr. E Mrs. VirceDt A.

ColemanMr. Will ie J. ColemanMrs. Kat}lerine CoroedMr. 6 Mrs. Raymond CosbyMr. 6 Mrs, Docto! CoutneyMrs. Adele Mae DanesMrs. Adell F. DavisMrs. Christine DavisMr. Henry DavisMrs. Louise B. DavisMrs. Ruby P. DavisMrs. Inez DawsonMr. Robert DawsonMr. Willie Erastus DawsonMrs. Jack L. DeBqousMiss Ada Mae DerricotteMr. 6 Mrs. Aubrey

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DerricotteMr . 6 Mrs . James B.

D eriicotteMrs. Mary L. DeuicotteMr. 6 Mrs. John Howud

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AlexanderMr. Richard AlexanderMr. 6 Mrs. Richad

AlexanderMrs. Lucy AllenMn. Emma AndersonMrs. Etlel J. AndersonMr. Glenn Rogers AndersonMrs. Jean AndersonMrs. Mary AndersonMrs. Mattie M. AndersonMr. Purcell C. AndersonMrs. Alice AmsteadMrs. Gadie H. AmsteadMrs. Florerce E. BakerMrs. Sal1y BakerM!. Walter Lee BakerMr. Lewis Walter BalowMr. E Mrs. Lige J. BunesMr. 6 Mrs. Floyd E. BatesMiss Vonelle BatesMr. Claerce Thomas BaylorMr. 6 Mrs. Clifford C.

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BeasleyMrs, Maigaett V, BeasleyMr . E Mrs . James M.

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Berry, Jr.Mrs. Nell ie Mary BerryMr. 6 Mrs, Rich{d Dupont

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BranchMr. 6 Mrs. Walter E.

BramerMr. 6 Mrs. Jack E.

BraxtonM!. James W. BrutonMr. E Mrs. Woodford Bates

B roaddusMr. E Mrs. Freddie BrooksMr. Freddie Brools, Jr.Mr. E Mrs. Mucel]us

BrooksMr. 6 Mrs. Allen R. BrownMrs. Delores Ann BrownMrs, Ceneva Elizabeth

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CarnettMr. E Mrs. Alvin E. GarnettMiss Geneva GarnettMrs. Lottie G0nettMrs. Louise Virgiuia

CarnettMrs. Maion E. CarnettMiss Ogmega E. GamettMr. E Mrs. Reginald GarnetMr. G Mrs. Will iam F,

Garnet, Sr.Mr. E Mrs. Everette CamettMr. 6 Mrs. Samuel GurettMr. 6 Mrs, James GeneralMr. E Mrs. Lercy GaergeMis Evelyn GillusMr. 6 Mrs. Henry R. GoldenMr. E Mrs, John Lewis

GoldenMr. Howard GoodallMr. E Mrs. Phil l ip J, GordonMr. 6 Mrs. John GravesMr. Arthur GrayMr. 6 Mrs. Franklin R. GrayMrs. Mable H. GrayMr. Rudolph N. GrayMrs. Auie Mae GreenMrs. Betsy F. GreenMr. E Mrs. Calvin GreenMr. Carol Andrew Green, Jr.Mr. Parly Onay GreenMr. David Micheal GreenMr. G Mrs. Francis GreenMrs. Geneva B, Green

Mis Gladys GreenMr. 6 Mrs. Howard S. GreenMr, Natlaniel F. GreenMr. E Mrs. Thomas Earl

GteenMiss Carol Ireue CregoryMr. Howad GregoryMr. Sherman CregoryMrs, Virginia GregoryMr. Cleve E. Guil lMr. J. Shebby GussMr. t, Mrs. Cinter O.

GwathneyMr. E Mrs. Nelson HaleyMr. 6 Mrs. Theodore HammsMr. Bemie Harris HmisMr. Cleveland McKinley

HarrisMr. E Mrs. Leroy HurisMrs. Lottie Mae HamisMiss Rachel C. HamisMr. E Mrs. Richard

Harris, Sr.Mr, e Mrs. Charles A.

HaskinsMrs, Caddie D. HatchettMr. 6 Mrs. Frmk HiIlMr, A, L. Hil lMrs. Anoa HoevelerMr. John A. HoltMrs. Adelaide Ruth HoodMiss Thomasine M. HoueMr. E Mrs. David HugheyMiss Dqis Juanita JacksoDMr. Emmuel R. JacksonMrs, Famie JackrcnMr. E Mrs. Haold JacksonMrs , A lma JamesMrs. Emily B. JmesMr. Arthu Earl JetetMr. E Mr. Will iu

FraddiD JeterMis Ada C. JonsRev. AIIen JorsMr. Campbell JousMiss Earlene E. JosMr. E Mrs. Gs Phillip

JonesMr. E Mrs. Howard lce

Jones, Jr.Mr. E Mrs, Howard Lee

Jones, Sr,Mr. E Mrs. Lendon JonesMr, E Mrs. Lyn JonesMr. E Mrs, Lym H. JonesMr. 6 Mrs. Rdert Lee JolesMrs. Ruth JoDesMr. E Mrs. Samuel JonesMr. E Mrs. William Thomas

JonesMrs. Albania JohmonMr. 6 Mrs. Allen JohnsonMr. Archie O. JohnsonMr. E Mrs. Archie Johnson,

Jr.Mrs. C. F, JohnsonMrs, Charles JohroonMrs. Doris JohnsonMr, E Ms. Eamest Welsey

JobnsonMr. E Mrs. Edward JohnsonMr. E Mrs. Eli Jobason, Sr.Mr. Erma Mae JohnsonMr. E Mrs. Erskine C,

JohnsonMrs. Flonetta W. JohnrcnMr. Gladys R. JobnsonMr. 6 Mrs, Johnnie JohroonMr. King JohnsonMrs. Lucille JohnsonMrs, Magiie A. JohsonMr. G Mrs. Oliver C. JohnsonMr. Robert L. JohusonMr. Samuel Gordon JohnsonM!. Stanley Henry JohreonMr. E Mrs. Stuart JohrsonMr. (Ila Mae JohuonMr. William E. JohroonMrs. Willie JohnsnMr, Otis Lee KayMr. Ouander H, KayMrs. Carrie KelseyMr. 6 Mrs. Otis KelahickMr. Isaac Lasainder King, Jr.Mrs. Sarah Am KingMrs. Lauaine S. LaneMr. E Mrs. Will iam Edward , Laue

PATRONSMrs. Adell PleasantMrs. Frances Albelta

PleasantMr. Joseph PleasantMr. Lewis PleasantMrs. Veraline PleasantMr. Sidney PrattMrs, Irene H. PurceMr. John PuttmanMrs. Besie Quashtrz[rs. Claa QuashMrs. Evelyn QuasltMiss jean J. Qu:shMiss Madeline QuashMrs. Rosa Bell QuashMr. E Mrs. Russel QuashMr. Shermu L. QuashMrs. Sylvia QuashMr, Will iam QuashMr. Geqge RadcliffeMr. 6 Mrs. Claerce

McKinley ReYnoldsMr. & Mrs. Cluence Otis

ReyrcldsMr. 6 Mrs. Everett Vernon

ReynoldsMr. G Mrs. James

Reynolds, Sr.Mr. E Mrs. James

Reynolds, Jr.Mr. Wilbur Leon RelmoldsMrs. Hqtense Brryn RichMr. Earl P. RichardsMrs. Vergie N. RichardsonMrs. Connie Louise

RobinsonMr. lllysess RobiroonMiss Clntl l ia M. RockMr. 6 Mrs. Harry RockMr. E Mrs. James RckMiss Mary V. RockMr. 6 Mrs. Pitman C.

Rock, Sr,Mr. t, Mrs. Alphonso RollinsMr. Eugene RollinsMr. Eugene R. RollinsMr. Leroy RolliroMr. E.Mrs. Johr RootsMr. Robelt G. RssMrs. Viola RouseYMrs, Geraldine RoyeMrs. Arletha Q. RuckerMrs. Lottie RussellMrs. Amie E. SamuelMrs. Ethel V, SamuelMr, John P. SamuelMr. t, Mrs. K. SamuelMrs. Laua Am SamuelMr. E Mrs. Peter SamuelMr. Robert R. SamuelMrs, Cua B. SargeantMr. E Mrs. David SaundersMiss Diane SaundersMrs. Helen V. SaundersMr. James W. SaundersMr. E Mrs. Percy C.

Saundes, Sr.Mr. 6 Mrs. Robert J.

S aundersMiss Flossie G. SaYlesMr. E Mrs, RalPh L, SaYIesM!s. Evelyn ScottMr. E Mrs, George ScottMrs. Nancy ScottMiss Ophelia F' ScottMr- E Mrs. Wilbert C. ScottMrs. Patica SeagersMrs. Call ie E. SimmsM!. chdles SimmsMr. 6 Mrs. James S' SimmsMr. Nepoleao L. SimmsMr. e Mrs. Til lman J.

SimmsMr. Albert SimmsMiss Valerie Diane SirrkirsMr. Bil l SingMr. BiIl SingerMr. 6 Mrs. Frank Sizer, Jr.Mr. E Mrs. Frank C.

Sizer, Sr.Mr, E Mrs. HuveY D' SizerMrs, Elestq V. SmithMrs, Endia SmithMiss Hattie Am Smitlt

Mr. E Mrs. Auon LatneyMr, E Mrs. BobbY LatneYMr. Lewis Fralklin LatneyMr. t ' Mrs. o. W. LatneyMrs. Thelma Joh6on LatneyMiss Bessie LeeMr. 6 Mrs. Carl LeeMr. Elmore LeeMr. 6 Mrs. Hauald LeeMrs. Iolia LeeMr. Jake LeeMr. 6 Mrs. Junior LeeMrs. Luay Belle LeeMrs. May Frances LeeMr. Nathaniel LeeMr. E Mrs. Burton NeaI

Lewis, Sr.Mr. Burton Neal Lewis, Jr.Mr. Chalie E. LewisMrs. Eloise Fields LewisMrs, Eva Mae LewisMr. E Mrs. George LewisMrs. Ocell ia LewisMrs. Patricia Field LewisMr, Percy LewisMrs. Amie Li-ndseYMrs. Frank Edward LindseYMr. John L' LiPscorhbMr. James Edward LomaxMr. 6 Mrs. Walter E. LoweMiss Delorda Denise LucusMr. James M' LucusMr. Robert LucusCapt. Charles A. McGuireMri. June McGuireMr. t ' Mrs. Earl McManusMr. t, Mrs. Everett Lewis

MckeroMrs. Mildred Jane MickersMrs, Frances B. MinesMrs, Bertha MinesMrs. Bessie T- MinesMr. 6 Mrs. Crose Csnett

MinesMrs. Mildred MinesMr. E Mrs. Thomas E.

MinesMrs. Thelma H. Minor

'Rev. E Mrs. Walter E.Micheal

Mr. Paul MoffettMrs, Nell ie MontMrs. Alease Mary

MontagueMrs. Ruth J. MonteMrs, Ama L. MooeMrs. Beatrice MooreMrs. Margaet J. MooreMrs. Ruth MooeMr. Hercules Moofi:rMr. t, Mrs. Claude S. MorrisMrs. Hattie Mo[isMr. t' Mrs, Thuman MorrisMrs. Leo J. MuraYMrs, Eleanor Adel1 MYers

'Mr, Aubrey F. NelsonMr. Barron E. NelsonMiss Ellen O. NelsonMrs. Lorine Cava NelsonMrs. Lucy Mae NelsonMrs. Louise NormanMr. Gravely OdellMrs. Julia Louise OsborneMiss Betty Jean osboneMr. I Mrs, Will iam

McKinley OuertonMr. John P. PajchakMr. John P' Pajchak, Jr.Mrs, Alcurtes ParkerMrs. Calean R, ParkerMiss Glqia Am ParkerMr. John Henry ParkerMr. Johnny PukerMiss Roberta E. ParkerMr, Will ie ParkerMr. E Mrs. Louis M.

PeatrossMrs. Shirley PeatrossMrs. Magdalene PendeltonMr. Wiltiam PettyMr. Van Stephen PheIPsMrs, Maude B. PierceMr. Thomas Elwood PierceMr. t, Mrs. Ron U. Pioli

Mrs. Ivy L' SmithMr. Jeremiah E' SmithMrs. Julia E. SmithMiss Iulia M. SmitlMr. 6 Mrs. Lewis Smith, Jr'Mr. t, M$' Otis S. SmithMrs. Paticia SmithMrs. Yulanda SmithMr. t, Mrs. Will ian T.

Smith, Jr.Mrs. Dela SmithersMrs, Irere SmithersMrs. Mable SmithersMiss Sarah E. SmitlersMr, Wvath SmithersMr. Ejrnest Hall SPindleMrs. Bemice T. SPurlockMr. t, Mrs. Charles E.

StevensFfc. Jobn C StewartMr. E Mrs. John SurlesMr. Wilbert SuttonMr. E Mrs. Peter SylvesterMrs. Daisy T. TaylorMr, e Mrs. Hampton TaYlorMr. Jefferson TaylorMrs. Laua Frances TaYIorMrs. Leuemma TaYIorMr. Max E. TaylorMr. Nathaniel TaYIoMr. 6 Mrs. RandolPh TaYlorMr. Wesley TayloMr, t' Mrs. Chlistopher c.

I enetrMiss Sania Elaine TerrellMr, 6 Mrs. Eugene

ThonpsonMrs. Geneva ThomasMrs. Laua E. ThomasMr. Wise Sylvesto ThomasMr. €, Mrs. Richard Earl

TiIlnanMiss Winnie I. Til lmanMrs, Sedessa Corbin

TolliverMr. E Mrs. James TottenMrs. Hall ie TuckMiss Delores J. TunerMr. E Mrs. George TurnerMr. E Mrs. Kenneth Lovell

TumerMr. E Mrs. JosePh TwiggsMr.6 Mrs' Clifton TylerMr. E Mrs. Cecial B. WalkerMr. E Mrs, Cilnett J.

WalkerMrs. Yvonne WalkerMr. Kemeth WallerMrs. Rosie WaIIerMr. E Mrs. Clemon B' WareMr. E Mrs. Clemon B. WareMr. David Gregory WareMrs, Elizabeth H. WaeMr. Amos WashlngtonMr. E Mrs. Boyd WashingtonMrs. Delores V. WashingtonMr. George Butler

WashingtonMr .6 Mrs . Ceorge Ear I

WashingtonMrs. Isabella WashingtonMr. E Mrs. James WashingtonMrs, Mary E. WashingtonMr. Matthew WashingtonMrs. Rutl WashingtonMiss Theodosia Ann

WashingtonMrs. Elher WhiteMr. e Mrs. J. A. WhiteMiss Ada M. Will iamsMr. 6 Mrs. Allen Will iamsMr. Amos WilliamsMr. Arthur L. Will iams, Jr.Mr. Bernard R. Will iamsMr, Canoll C. Will iamsMr. Charles Masc WilliamsMr. Daud Wilson Wil1iams,

Sr.Mrs, Elizabeth Will iamsMr. e Mrs, Franklin

Will iamsMr. Hilton Blanton

Wi11iams, Jr.Mr. E Mrs, Lewis F. Will iams

Mrs, Madeline F, Will iamsMrs. Mazie K. Wiil iamsMrs. Peal Will iamsMr. Richard Cycina

Will iamsRev. 6 Mrs, Richard D '

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WilsonMrs. Crmthia Mae Wingfiel'Mr. G Mrs, Rllph WingfieldMr. Rosae Dwight

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WoolfolkMr. E Mrs. Wanen S.

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