Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1962-12-22
J. A. Beauchamp

TEENS ABOUT TOWN
The Magic Circle— This week it
if my great privilege to bring into
public view one of the most butstanding 
groups of young men in
the city. The magic circle is proud
to beam its multi-colored light on
none other than the "Four
men of the Apocalypse". The "Four
Horsemen" are Eddie Walsh, Adell
Smith, Roderick Diggs and yours
truly. The purpose of his club
are: (1) To drive everbody nuts,
(2) To course heavy. (3) To prove
that four fellows can be tops in
just about everything, and (4) To
try to outdo each other in friendly
competition.
Among the position held by the
"Four Horsemen" are: president of
the Student Council, Senior Times,
vice president of the Senior Class,
Cadet Colonel. Lt. Colonel Adjutant, 
of N. D. C. C. Battie group
and three members of the Counts
Social Club. This club meets everyday 
at just about every period to
practice what it preaches: Joy.
Joy Hughes wasn't so quiet,
Eunice Logan wasn't Miss Everything 
Lester. Ricki McGraw wasn't
a queen in every way. Willie C.
Owens wasn't admired by so many
chicks. Alva Crivens wasn't known
as "the brain" Robert Wells would
lose his cool Cordelia Porter and
Carry Miller weren't tight. Twyita
Miles wasn't "cute."
Don't Tell Anyone, But — Ozell
Golden almost got stabbed (better
luck next time). Vera Merritt is
still in love with Paul Sims. She
says he has definitely got the power 
(and her nose too). Whittier
Sengstacke is wearing shades for
a good reason. Bettye Agness no
longer claims Archie Scruggs (she
says her heart still belongs to
Benjamin Malone). Lawrence Trotter 
has an admirer in Shelbra
Brooks. Douglass Bobo has trouble
in deciding between two young
ladies Henry Petty is hennecked.
Verdia Foster has her H's mixed
up (L.V. Hicks and Henry Montgomery). 
Lynn Ulen is continuously

denying even showing John Milam
(is this for Johnny Martin's benefit 
or is this the truth.
Robert Davis is content being a
bachelor. Georgia Carmon specializes 
in nose-jobs but she is
fast running out of noses (Don't
worry Georgia, the Christmas season 
will bring in a fresh supply.
Rosie Miles has her heart at
Carver. James Kincaid would like
it publicly known that he has turned 
in his membership card to
the James Kincaide Fan club).
However Edith has nothing to
worry about for if the fellows the
claims she goes with really exist
she is set for a happy holiday.
Charles Brown and James Kincaide 
have a ball competing with
each other to fee who will run
Douglass. Nathaniel Guinn is known
as a very smart guy around Douglass 
(and that isn't very easy).
Donald Moss is looking for a nose
to apply a Donald Moss special
"guarenteed to last" nose-job.
(However this nose-job hasn't
worked on any young lady yet)
Thelma "Penny" Jshmel has Clyde
Warren under her spell. Aaron
Slayden doesn't want anyone to
know that he waxed and mopped
Ann Shumuker's kitchen. Ricki
McGraw is going to have a great
time explaining Harry Johnson to
Floyd Price when he comes home.
A lot of people want to get down
on Charles Greene because they
wish their girl had a car. Joyce
Cochrane is it T. W. Taylor or
Stanley Beale?
'Two levers' — Dorothy Graham
and Kenneth Porter.
'Cleo's Mood' — Marie Kirk and
Cleophus Owens.
I'm Coming Home' — Frank Reynolds 
to Dorothy James.
'Big Girls Don't Cry' — Twvlia
Miles and George Lowe.
'Wishing Star' Terry Harris and
Rosie Bell.
'Somebody Hav'mercy' — Eddie
Walsh and Maxine Seaberne.
'You Are My Sunshine' — Dan
Hancock and Eunice Logan.
'These Arms of Mine' — Leo
Kolheim and Joan Ford.
'My Man' Arenthia Leath and
Troy King.
'Up On the Roof' — Robert
Davidson and Fredda Boone.
'Release Me' — Adell Smith to
Naomi Reid.
'Keep Your Hands Off My Baby'
— Willie Mae Curney and Charles
Logan.
'Tear for Tear' — Carmella Guy
and Norman Reynolds.
'I Can't Takt It' — Charlie Wilks
and Lorretta Shores
Untie Me' — Lewis Hints and
Kay Joy
'Stubborn Kind of Fellow' —
Yvonne Riley and Larry Smith
'Next Door To The Blues' —
Truman Hill and Janice Hughes.
'Strange I Know'—Oscar Reed &
Betsy Barnes.
Kats — Kenneth Porter (BTW),
Charles Brown (Doug), John. Jordan 
(Lest), Roosevelt Howard
Howard (Lest), Harvell Cooper
(Ham), Lawrence Hill (Man).
Walter Bell (Mel) Robert Wells
(Ham), Larry Miller (BTW). Troy
King (FBH), William Richardson
(MAN), T. W. Taylor (BTW), and
Don Cook (MAN).
Kittens — Rode Miles (MAN).
Elice Reese (HAM), Diana Briscoe
(MEL), Dorothy Graham (FBH),
Flora Fleming (DOUGH), Marie
Kirk (MAN), Ardia Ward (MEL),
Jaqueline Hayes (CAR), Carita
Harrison (MAN), Carole Jones
(HAM), Roger House (MEL), and
Joy Hughes (FBH).
This colum is dedicated to Edward 
Harris returning from Tennesse 
State for the holidays, one
of the finest columnists ever.

I DEDICATE
The Magic Circle— This week it
if my great privilege to bring into
public view one of the most butstanding 
groups of young men in
the city. The magic circle is proud
to beam its multi-colored light on
none other than the "Four
men of the Apocalypse". The "Four
Horsemen" are Eddie Walsh, Adell
Smith, Roderick Diggs and yours
truly. The purpose of his club
are: (1) To drive everbody nuts,
(2) To course heavy. (3) To prove
that four fellows can be tops in
just about everything, and (4) To
try to outdo each other in friendly
competition.
Among the position held by the
"Four Horsemen" are: president of
the Student Council, Senior Times,
vice president of the Senior Class,
Cadet Colonel. Lt. Colonel Adjutant, 
of N. D. C. C. Battie group
and three members of the Counts
Social Club. This club meets everyday 
at just about every period to
practice what it preaches: Joy.
Joy Hughes wasn't so quiet,
Eunice Logan wasn't Miss Everything 
Lester. Ricki McGraw wasn't
a queen in every way. Willie C.
Owens wasn't admired by so many
chicks. Alva Crivens wasn't known
as "the brain" Robert Wells would
lose his cool Cordelia Porter and
Carry Miller weren't tight. Twyita
Miles wasn't "cute."
Don't Tell Anyone, But — Ozell
Golden almost got stabbed (better
luck next time). Vera Merritt is
still in love with Paul Sims. She
says he has definitely got the power 
(and her nose too). Whittier
Sengstacke is wearing shades for
a good reason. Bettye Agness no
longer claims Archie Scruggs (she
says her heart still belongs to
Benjamin Malone). Lawrence Trotter 
has an admirer in Shelbra
Brooks. Douglass Bobo has trouble
in deciding between two young
ladies Henry Petty is hennecked.
Verdia Foster has her H's mixed
up (L.V. Hicks and Henry Montgomery). 
Lynn Ulen is continuously

denying even showing John Milam
(is this for Johnny Martin's benefit 
or is this the truth.
Robert Davis is content being a
bachelor. Georgia Carmon specializes 
in nose-jobs but she is
fast running out of noses (Don't
worry Georgia, the Christmas season 
will bring in a fresh supply.
Rosie Miles has her heart at
Carver. James Kincaid would like
it publicly known that he has turned 
in his membership card to
the James Kincaide Fan club).
However Edith has nothing to
worry about for if the fellows the
claims she goes with really exist
she is set for a happy holiday.
Charles Brown and James Kincaide 
have a ball competing with
each other to fee who will run
Douglass. Nathaniel Guinn is known
as a very smart guy around Douglass 
(and that isn't very easy).
Donald Moss is looking for a nose
to apply a Donald Moss special
"guarenteed to last" nose-job.
(However this nose-job hasn't
worked on any young lady yet)
Thelma "Penny" Jshmel has Clyde
Warren under her spell. Aaron
Slayden doesn't want anyone to
know that he waxed and mopped
Ann Shumuker's kitchen. Ricki
McGraw is going to have a great
time explaining Harry Johnson to
Floyd Price when he comes home.
A lot of people want to get down
on Charles Greene because they
wish their girl had a car. Joyce
Cochrane is it T. W. Taylor or
Stanley Beale?
'Two levers' — Dorothy Graham
and Kenneth Porter.
'Cleo's Mood' — Marie Kirk and
Cleophus Owens.
I'm Coming Home' — Frank Reynolds 
to Dorothy James.
'Big Girls Don't Cry' — Twvlia
Miles and George Lowe.
'Wishing Star' Terry Harris and
Rosie Bell.
'Somebody Hav'mercy' — Eddie
Walsh and Maxine Seaberne.
'You Are My Sunshine' — Dan
Hancock and Eunice Logan.
'These Arms of Mine' — Leo
Kolheim and Joan Ford.
'My Man' Arenthia Leath and
Troy King.
'Up On the Roof' — Robert
Davidson and Fredda Boone.
'Release Me' — Adell Smith to
Naomi Reid.
'Keep Your Hands Off My Baby'
— Willie Mae Curney and Charles
Logan.
'Tear for Tear' — Carmella Guy
and Norman Reynolds.
'I Can't Takt It' — Charlie Wilks
and Lorretta Shores
Untie Me' — Lewis Hints and
Kay Joy
'Stubborn Kind of Fellow' —
Yvonne Riley and Larry Smith
'Next Door To The Blues' —
Truman Hill and Janice Hughes.
'Strange I Know'—Oscar Reed &
Betsy Barnes.
Kats — Kenneth Porter (BTW),
Charles Brown (Doug), John. Jordan 
(Lest), Roosevelt Howard
Howard (Lest), Harvell Cooper
(Ham), Lawrence Hill (Man).
Walter Bell (Mel) Robert Wells
(Ham), Larry Miller (BTW). Troy
King (FBH), William Richardson
(MAN), T. W. Taylor (BTW), and
Don Cook (MAN).
Kittens — Rode Miles (MAN).
Elice Reese (HAM), Diana Briscoe
(MEL), Dorothy Graham (FBH),
Flora Fleming (DOUGH), Marie
Kirk (MAN), Ardia Ward (MEL),
Jaqueline Hayes (CAR), Carita
Harrison (MAN), Carole Jones
(HAM), Roger House (MEL), and
Joy Hughes (FBH).
This colum is dedicated to Edward 
Harris returning from Tennesse 
State for the holidays, one
of the finest columnists ever.

TEENS ON TOP
The Magic Circle— This week it
if my great privilege to bring into
public view one of the most butstanding 
groups of young men in
the city. The magic circle is proud
to beam its multi-colored light on
none other than the "Four
men of the Apocalypse". The "Four
Horsemen" are Eddie Walsh, Adell
Smith, Roderick Diggs and yours
truly. The purpose of his club
are: (1) To drive everbody nuts,
(2) To course heavy. (3) To prove
that four fellows can be tops in
just about everything, and (4) To
try to outdo each other in friendly
competition.
Among the position held by the
"Four Horsemen" are: president of
the Student Council, Senior Times,
vice president of the Senior Class,
Cadet Colonel. Lt. Colonel Adjutant, 
of N. D. C. C. Battie group
and three members of the Counts
Social Club. This club meets everyday 
at just about every period to
practice what it preaches: Joy.
Joy Hughes wasn't so quiet,
Eunice Logan wasn't Miss Everything 
Lester. Ricki McGraw wasn't
a queen in every way. Willie C.
Owens wasn't admired by so many
chicks. Alva Crivens wasn't known
as "the brain" Robert Wells would
lose his cool Cordelia Porter and
Carry Miller weren't tight. Twyita
Miles wasn't "cute."
Don't Tell Anyone, But — Ozell
Golden almost got stabbed (better
luck next time). Vera Merritt is
still in love with Paul Sims. She
says he has definitely got the power 
(and her nose too). Whittier
Sengstacke is wearing shades for
a good reason. Bettye Agness no
longer claims Archie Scruggs (she
says her heart still belongs to
Benjamin Malone). Lawrence Trotter 
has an admirer in Shelbra
Brooks. Douglass Bobo has trouble
in deciding between two young
ladies Henry Petty is hennecked.
Verdia Foster has her H's mixed
up (L.V. Hicks and Henry Montgomery). 
Lynn Ulen is continuously

denying even showing John Milam
(is this for Johnny Martin's benefit 
or is this the truth.
Robert Davis is content being a
bachelor. Georgia Carmon specializes 
in nose-jobs but she is
fast running out of noses (Don't
worry Georgia, the Christmas season 
will bring in a fresh supply.
Rosie Miles has her heart at
Carver. James Kincaid would like
it publicly known that he has turned 
in his membership card to
the James Kincaide Fan club).
However Edith has nothing to
worry about for if the fellows the
claims she goes with really exist
she is set for a happy holiday.
Charles Brown and James Kincaide 
have a ball competing with
each other to fee who will run
Douglass. Nathaniel Guinn is known
as a very smart guy around Douglass 
(and that isn't very easy).
Donald Moss is looking for a nose
to apply a Donald Moss special
"guarenteed to last" nose-job.
(However this nose-job hasn't
worked on any young lady yet)
Thelma "Penny" Jshmel has Clyde
Warren under her spell. Aaron
Slayden doesn't want anyone to
know that he waxed and mopped
Ann Shumuker's kitchen. Ricki
McGraw is going to have a great
time explaining Harry Johnson to
Floyd Price when he comes home.
A lot of people want to get down
on Charles Greene because they
wish their girl had a car. Joyce
Cochrane is it T. W. Taylor or
Stanley Beale?
'Two levers' — Dorothy Graham
and Kenneth Porter.
'Cleo's Mood' — Marie Kirk and
Cleophus Owens.
I'm Coming Home' — Frank Reynolds 
to Dorothy James.
'Big Girls Don't Cry' — Twvlia
Miles and George Lowe.
'Wishing Star' Terry Harris and
Rosie Bell.
'Somebody Hav'mercy' — Eddie
Walsh and Maxine Seaberne.
'You Are My Sunshine' — Dan
Hancock and Eunice Logan.
'These Arms of Mine' — Leo
Kolheim and Joan Ford.
'My Man' Arenthia Leath and
Troy King.
'Up On the Roof' — Robert
Davidson and Fredda Boone.
'Release Me' — Adell Smith to
Naomi Reid.
'Keep Your Hands Off My Baby'
— Willie Mae Curney and Charles
Logan.
'Tear for Tear' — Carmella Guy
and Norman Reynolds.
'I Can't Takt It' — Charlie Wilks
and Lorretta Shores
Untie Me' — Lewis Hints and
Kay Joy
'Stubborn Kind of Fellow' —
Yvonne Riley and Larry Smith
'Next Door To The Blues' —
Truman Hill and Janice Hughes.
'Strange I Know'—Oscar Reed &
Betsy Barnes.
Kats — Kenneth Porter (BTW),
Charles Brown (Doug), John. Jordan 
(Lest), Roosevelt Howard
Howard (Lest), Harvell Cooper
(Ham), Lawrence Hill (Man).
Walter Bell (Mel) Robert Wells
(Ham), Larry Miller (BTW). Troy
King (FBH), William Richardson
(MAN), T. W. Taylor (BTW), and
Don Cook (MAN).
Kittens — Rode Miles (MAN).
Elice Reese (HAM), Diana Briscoe
(MEL), Dorothy Graham (FBH),
Flora Fleming (DOUGH), Marie
Kirk (MAN), Ardia Ward (MEL),
Jaqueline Hayes (CAR), Carita
Harrison (MAN), Carole Jones
(HAM), Roger House (MEL), and
Joy Hughes (FBH).
This colum is dedicated to Edward 
Harris returning from Tennesse 
State for the holidays, one
of the finest columnists ever.

 TO 
AT

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to fill the stockings. 
Time, too,
for us to wish you
a Christmas overflowing 
with joy
and happiness.

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you and your families every joy of the Christmas Season.

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HAMILTON HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS
Elice Reese will get a boyfriend
by Feb. 14, 1963. Elroy Carter will
find a new and better love. Howard
Bell will be what's happening with
the girls. Peggy Waller will go with
Ozell Golden One day. Dorothy
James will get a diamond ring. The
Los Caballeros will try to be big
time.
Pete Wells seems to be playing
it "too cool" for some girls. Maudette 
Brownlee doesn't like Eddie
Walsk. Virginia Harris has Preston 
Peyton's nose, (yes, indeed).
Harold Beane will go back with
Pat Hocks (probably before you
read this). James Roberts is going
to get a girl real won.
Ida strong - keep an eye on Ted
McDaniel.
Ernest Batten — don't listen to
people.
Mary Carlock — watch Ozelle,
someone needs to.
Bethel Harris — Keep away from
certin factions.
Marcine Jones — forget Ray.
Walking cooly down the hills
at 8 a m we see Glover Tillman
looking for L M Carroll and
Gwendolyn Boyce saying "hi" to
James Hushes while asking about
Joey Williams. We walk into our
classroom and take a seat-then
we notice Lallon Boyce talking to
Carolyn Hollingsworth at the back
of the room. By this time it is
8:30 and the hell is ringing. Suddenly 
down the hall we hear the
feet of Elice Reese and Anne Burford 
trying to stay out of the tardy 
room.
The classes pass quickly and

it's time for lunch. We notice the
seniors usually have a section of
their own. Sitting in our seals we
see Whittier Sengstacke sitting
with Beverly Greene Some of the
other seniors chatting together are
Doirs Rowe, Alice Taylor, Lora
Greene, James Carpenter, Charles
Graham, and Ernest Batten. The
bell rings hut we notice Lee Ann
Cooper and Archie Scruggs taking
their time.
With only two evening periods we
don't see too much, but when the
day is over we are trampled as all
of the students hurry home to
do their homework assignments.
Carla Allen and her knee - high
boots. Haroid Beane and his
gold blazer. James Carpenter and
his sharp gold outfit. Eva Brittenum 
and her black and white
blazer.
Myrtle Rankins, Pat Hooks,
Cheryl Tucker, Alice Hayes Barbara 
Lanos, Joyce Walton, Dorothy 
Lewis, Phyllis Davis, Betty
Branch, Annie Glass, Harvell Cooper, 
Rov Scott, Cotis Woods Theodore 
Pickett, Clairborne Davis, Ben
Peete, and Larry Dailey.
Until next week - Merry Christmas 
and to all a goodbye.

BIG PREDICTION
Elice Reese will get a boyfriend
by Feb. 14, 1963. Elroy Carter will
find a new and better love. Howard
Bell will be what's happening with
the girls. Peggy Waller will go with
Ozell Golden One day. Dorothy
James will get a diamond ring. The
Los Caballeros will try to be big
time.
Pete Wells seems to be playing
it "too cool" for some girls. Maudette 
Brownlee doesn't like Eddie
Walsk. Virginia Harris has Preston 
Peyton's nose, (yes, indeed).
Harold Beane will go back with
Pat Hocks (probably before you
read this). James Roberts is going
to get a girl real won.
Ida strong - keep an eye on Ted
McDaniel.
Ernest Batten — don't listen to
people.
Mary Carlock — watch Ozelle,
someone needs to.
Bethel Harris — Keep away from
certin factions.
Marcine Jones — forget Ray.
Walking cooly down the hills
at 8 a m we see Glover Tillman
looking for L M Carroll and
Gwendolyn Boyce saying "hi" to
James Hushes while asking about
Joey Williams. We walk into our
classroom and take a seat-then
we notice Lallon Boyce talking to
Carolyn Hollingsworth at the back
of the room. By this time it is
8:30 and the hell is ringing. Suddenly 
down the hall we hear the
feet of Elice Reese and Anne Burford 
trying to stay out of the tardy 
room.
The classes pass quickly and

it's time for lunch. We notice the
seniors usually have a section of
their own. Sitting in our seals we
see Whittier Sengstacke sitting
with Beverly Greene Some of the
other seniors chatting together are
Doirs Rowe, Alice Taylor, Lora
Greene, James Carpenter, Charles
Graham, and Ernest Batten. The
bell rings hut we notice Lee Ann
Cooper and Archie Scruggs taking
their time.
With only two evening periods we
don't see too much, but when the
day is over we are trampled as all
of the students hurry home to
do their homework assignments.
Carla Allen and her knee - high
boots. Haroid Beane and his
gold blazer. James Carpenter and
his sharp gold outfit. Eva Brittenum 
and her black and white
blazer.
Myrtle Rankins, Pat Hooks,
Cheryl Tucker, Alice Hayes Barbara 
Lanos, Joyce Walton, Dorothy 
Lewis, Phyllis Davis, Betty
Branch, Annie Glass, Harvell Cooper, 
Rov Scott, Cotis Woods Theodore 
Pickett, Clairborne Davis, Ben
Peete, and Larry Dailey.
Until next week - Merry Christmas 
and to all a goodbye.

IF YOU'RE NOSEY
Elice Reese will get a boyfriend
by Feb. 14, 1963. Elroy Carter will
find a new and better love. Howard
Bell will be what's happening with
the girls. Peggy Waller will go with
Ozell Golden One day. Dorothy
James will get a diamond ring. The
Los Caballeros will try to be big
time.
Pete Wells seems to be playing
it "too cool" for some girls. Maudette 
Brownlee doesn't like Eddie
Walsk. Virginia Harris has Preston 
Peyton's nose, (yes, indeed).
Harold Beane will go back with
Pat Hocks (probably before you
read this). James Roberts is going
to get a girl real won.
Ida strong - keep an eye on Ted
McDaniel.
Ernest Batten — don't listen to
people.
Mary Carlock — watch Ozelle,
someone needs to.
Bethel Harris — Keep away from
certin factions.
Marcine Jones — forget Ray.
Walking cooly down the hills
at 8 a m we see Glover Tillman
looking for L M Carroll and
Gwendolyn Boyce saying "hi" to
James Hushes while asking about
Joey Williams. We walk into our
classroom and take a seat-then
we notice Lallon Boyce talking to
Carolyn Hollingsworth at the back
of the room. By this time it is
8:30 and the hell is ringing. Suddenly 
down the hall we hear the
feet of Elice Reese and Anne Burford 
trying to stay out of the tardy 
room.
The classes pass quickly and

it's time for lunch. We notice the
seniors usually have a section of
their own. Sitting in our seals we
see Whittier Sengstacke sitting
with Beverly Greene Some of the
other seniors chatting together are
Doirs Rowe, Alice Taylor, Lora
Greene, James Carpenter, Charles
Graham, and Ernest Batten. The
bell rings hut we notice Lee Ann
Cooper and Archie Scruggs taking
their time.
With only two evening periods we
don't see too much, but when the
day is over we are trampled as all
of the students hurry home to
do their homework assignments.
Carla Allen and her knee - high
boots. Haroid Beane and his
gold blazer. James Carpenter and
his sharp gold outfit. Eva Brittenum 
and her black and white
blazer.
Myrtle Rankins, Pat Hooks,
Cheryl Tucker, Alice Hayes Barbara 
Lanos, Joyce Walton, Dorothy 
Lewis, Phyllis Davis, Betty
Branch, Annie Glass, Harvell Cooper, 
Rov Scott, Cotis Woods Theodore 
Pickett, Clairborne Davis, Ben
Peete, and Larry Dailey.
Until next week - Merry Christmas 
and to all a goodbye.

TAKE OUR ADVICE
Elice Reese will get a boyfriend
by Feb. 14, 1963. Elroy Carter will
find a new and better love. Howard
Bell will be what's happening with
the girls. Peggy Waller will go with
Ozell Golden One day. Dorothy
James will get a diamond ring. The
Los Caballeros will try to be big
time.
Pete Wells seems to be playing
it "too cool" for some girls. Maudette 
Brownlee doesn't like Eddie
Walsk. Virginia Harris has Preston 
Peyton's nose, (yes, indeed).
Harold Beane will go back with
Pat Hocks (probably before you
read this). James Roberts is going
to get a girl real won.
Ida strong - keep an eye on Ted
McDaniel.
Ernest Batten — don't listen to
people.
Mary Carlock — watch Ozelle,
someone needs to.
Bethel Harris — Keep away from
certin factions.
Marcine Jones — forget Ray.
Walking cooly down the hills
at 8 a m we see Glover Tillman
looking for L M Carroll and
Gwendolyn Boyce saying "hi" to
James Hushes while asking about
Joey Williams. We walk into our
classroom and take a seat-then
we notice Lallon Boyce talking to
Carolyn Hollingsworth at the back
of the room. By this time it is
8:30 and the hell is ringing. Suddenly 
down the hall we hear the
feet of Elice Reese and Anne Burford 
trying to stay out of the tardy 
room.
The classes pass quickly and

it's time for lunch. We notice the
seniors usually have a section of
their own. Sitting in our seals we
see Whittier Sengstacke sitting
with Beverly Greene Some of the
other seniors chatting together are
Doirs Rowe, Alice Taylor, Lora
Greene, James Carpenter, Charles
Graham, and Ernest Batten. The
bell rings hut we notice Lee Ann
Cooper and Archie Scruggs taking
their time.
With only two evening periods we
don't see too much, but when the
day is over we are trampled as all
of the students hurry home to
do their homework assignments.
Carla Allen and her knee - high
boots. Haroid Beane and his
gold blazer. James Carpenter and
his sharp gold outfit. Eva Brittenum 
and her black and white
blazer.
Myrtle Rankins, Pat Hooks,
Cheryl Tucker, Alice Hayes Barbara 
Lanos, Joyce Walton, Dorothy 
Lewis, Phyllis Davis, Betty
Branch, Annie Glass, Harvell Cooper, 
Rov Scott, Cotis Woods Theodore 
Pickett, Clairborne Davis, Ben
Peete, and Larry Dailey.
Until next week - Merry Christmas 
and to all a goodbye.

A DAY AT HAMILTON
Elice Reese will get a boyfriend
by Feb. 14, 1963. Elroy Carter will
find a new and better love. Howard
Bell will be what's happening with
the girls. Peggy Waller will go with
Ozell Golden One day. Dorothy
James will get a diamond ring. The
Los Caballeros will try to be big
time.
Pete Wells seems to be playing
it "too cool" for some girls. Maudette 
Brownlee doesn't like Eddie
Walsk. Virginia Harris has Preston 
Peyton's nose, (yes, indeed).
Harold Beane will go back with
Pat Hocks (probably before you
read this). James Roberts is going
to get a girl real won.
Ida strong - keep an eye on Ted
McDaniel.
Ernest Batten — don't listen to
people.
Mary Carlock — watch Ozelle,
someone needs to.
Bethel Harris — Keep away from
certin factions.
Marcine Jones — forget Ray.
Walking cooly down the hills
at 8 a m we see Glover Tillman
looking for L M Carroll and
Gwendolyn Boyce saying "hi" to
James Hushes while asking about
Joey Williams. We walk into our
classroom and take a seat-then
we notice Lallon Boyce talking to
Carolyn Hollingsworth at the back
of the room. By this time it is
8:30 and the hell is ringing. Suddenly 
down the hall we hear the
feet of Elice Reese and Anne Burford 
trying to stay out of the tardy 
room.
The classes pass quickly and

it's time for lunch. We notice the
seniors usually have a section of
their own. Sitting in our seals we
see Whittier Sengstacke sitting
with Beverly Greene Some of the
other seniors chatting together are
Doirs Rowe, Alice Taylor, Lora
Greene, James Carpenter, Charles
Graham, and Ernest Batten. The
bell rings hut we notice Lee Ann
Cooper and Archie Scruggs taking
their time.
With only two evening periods we
don't see too much, but when the
day is over we are trampled as all
of the students hurry home to
do their homework assignments.
Carla Allen and her knee - high
boots. Haroid Beane and his
gold blazer. James Carpenter and
his sharp gold outfit. Eva Brittenum 
and her black and white
blazer.
Myrtle Rankins, Pat Hooks,
Cheryl Tucker, Alice Hayes Barbara 
Lanos, Joyce Walton, Dorothy 
Lewis, Phyllis Davis, Betty
Branch, Annie Glass, Harvell Cooper, 
Rov Scott, Cotis Woods Theodore 
Pickett, Clairborne Davis, Ben
Peete, and Larry Dailey.
Until next week - Merry Christmas 
and to all a goodbye.

TO THE FASHIONLIGHT
Elice Reese will get a boyfriend
by Feb. 14, 1963. Elroy Carter will
find a new and better love. Howard
Bell will be what's happening with
the girls. Peggy Waller will go with
Ozell Golden One day. Dorothy
James will get a diamond ring. The
Los Caballeros will try to be big
time.
Pete Wells seems to be playing
it "too cool" for some girls. Maudette 
Brownlee doesn't like Eddie
Walsk. Virginia Harris has Preston 
Peyton's nose, (yes, indeed).
Harold Beane will go back with
Pat Hocks (probably before you
read this). James Roberts is going
to get a girl real won.
Ida strong - keep an eye on Ted
McDaniel.
Ernest Batten — don't listen to
people.
Mary Carlock — watch Ozelle,
someone needs to.
Bethel Harris — Keep away from
certin factions.
Marcine Jones — forget Ray.
Walking cooly down the hills
at 8 a m we see Glover Tillman
looking for L M Carroll and
Gwendolyn Boyce saying "hi" to
James Hushes while asking about
Joey Williams. We walk into our
classroom and take a seat-then
we notice Lallon Boyce talking to
Carolyn Hollingsworth at the back
of the room. By this time it is
8:30 and the hell is ringing. Suddenly 
down the hall we hear the
feet of Elice Reese and Anne Burford 
trying to stay out of the tardy 
room.
The classes pass quickly and

it's time for lunch. We notice the
seniors usually have a section of
their own. Sitting in our seals we
see Whittier Sengstacke sitting
with Beverly Greene Some of the
other seniors chatting together are
Doirs Rowe, Alice Taylor, Lora
Greene, James Carpenter, Charles
Graham, and Ernest Batten. The
bell rings hut we notice Lee Ann
Cooper and Archie Scruggs taking
their time.
With only two evening periods we
don't see too much, but when the
day is over we are trampled as all
of the students hurry home to
do their homework assignments.
Carla Allen and her knee - high
boots. Haroid Beane and his
gold blazer. James Carpenter and
his sharp gold outfit. Eva Brittenum 
and her black and white
blazer.
Myrtle Rankins, Pat Hooks,
Cheryl Tucker, Alice Hayes Barbara 
Lanos, Joyce Walton, Dorothy 
Lewis, Phyllis Davis, Betty
Branch, Annie Glass, Harvell Cooper, 
Rov Scott, Cotis Woods Theodore 
Pickett, Clairborne Davis, Ben
Peete, and Larry Dailey.
Until next week - Merry Christmas 
and to all a goodbye.

TOPS ON THE CAMPUS
Elice Reese will get a boyfriend
by Feb. 14, 1963. Elroy Carter will
find a new and better love. Howard
Bell will be what's happening with
the girls. Peggy Waller will go with
Ozell Golden One day. Dorothy
James will get a diamond ring. The
Los Caballeros will try to be big
time.
Pete Wells seems to be playing
it "too cool" for some girls. Maudette 
Brownlee doesn't like Eddie
Walsk. Virginia Harris has Preston 
Peyton's nose, (yes, indeed).
Harold Beane will go back with
Pat Hocks (probably before you
read this). James Roberts is going
to get a girl real won.
Ida strong - keep an eye on Ted
McDaniel.
Ernest Batten — don't listen to
people.
Mary Carlock — watch Ozelle,
someone needs to.
Bethel Harris — Keep away from
certin factions.
Marcine Jones — forget Ray.
Walking cooly down the hills
at 8 a m we see Glover Tillman
looking for L M Carroll and
Gwendolyn Boyce saying "hi" to
James Hushes while asking about
Joey Williams. We walk into our
classroom and take a seat-then
we notice Lallon Boyce talking to
Carolyn Hollingsworth at the back
of the room. By this time it is
8:30 and the hell is ringing. Suddenly 
down the hall we hear the
feet of Elice Reese and Anne Burford 
trying to stay out of the tardy 
room.
The classes pass quickly and

it's time for lunch. We notice the
seniors usually have a section of
their own. Sitting in our seals we
see Whittier Sengstacke sitting
with Beverly Greene Some of the
other seniors chatting together are
Doirs Rowe, Alice Taylor, Lora
Greene, James Carpenter, Charles
Graham, and Ernest Batten. The
bell rings hut we notice Lee Ann
Cooper and Archie Scruggs taking
their time.
With only two evening periods we
don't see too much, but when the
day is over we are trampled as all
of the students hurry home to
do their homework assignments.
Carla Allen and her knee - high
boots. Haroid Beane and his
gold blazer. James Carpenter and
his sharp gold outfit. Eva Brittenum 
and her black and white
blazer.
Myrtle Rankins, Pat Hooks,
Cheryl Tucker, Alice Hayes Barbara 
Lanos, Joyce Walton, Dorothy 
Lewis, Phyllis Davis, Betty
Branch, Annie Glass, Harvell Cooper, 
Rov Scott, Cotis Woods Theodore 
Pickett, Clairborne Davis, Ben
Peete, and Larry Dailey.
Until next week - Merry Christmas 
and to all a goodbye.

West Tenn. Conference
Missionary Society In
Thanksgiving Service
The women of the West Tennessee 
Conference Branch Missionary
Society of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church sponsored a
Thanksgiving Service Thursday,
Nov. 22, at St. Andrew AME
Church. Rev. P. G. Crawford, the
newly appointed pastor of Avery
Chapel AMIES Church, delivered the
message. Total receipts for the day
were $312.65.
This program was the third in
a series of projects outlined in the
goals of the West Tennessee Conference 
Branch Missionary Society
for 1962-63, with a goal set for the
year at $2400. Among these were
planned services for Home and
Foreign Missionary, including the
awarding of a scholarship aid allowance 
for a worthy young woman
student at Allen University, Columbia, 
S. C.; to aid Tent City
dwellers in Haywood County, Tenn.
with food, clothing and finance;
quadrennial expenses; Y. P. D.
workers district sustenation; personel 
welfare and special entertainment 
and courtesies.
One of the largest forthcoming
projects sponsored by the Conferen 
Branch Missionary Society will
be the presentation of "Manhattan 
Melodaires" from New York
City, April 3, 1963, at Clayborne
Temple AME Church, 280 Hernando 
Street.
Mrs. Sarah Garrett is conference
missionary president.
Mrs. Hattie Harrison, genera
program chairman.
Mrs. Daisy B. Scott is conference
branch secretary.

GEETER HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS
I am Harold Ford, your reporter 
at Geeter High School, bringing 
you the news from top to bottom. 
Every morning at 7:25 a. m.
stay tuned to WLOK teeenage
page reporters, yours truly, Harold
Ford and Garrett Williams.
The Dragons teat Barrett's
Chapel by a score of 69-39 in a
baskeetball game which was held
at Geeter with James Riley scoring 
28 points for the Geeterites.
We were defeated by Capleville by
a slim score of 36-36; however, we
gave tills point to them because
they tried so hard to win. The
Dragons are now ready to meet
Melrose, MMitcheall, Lester and
Carver, say Nathaniel Hardaway,
Robart Bradford, Larry Batchelor

and Tolbert Bearden. So stand by.
Believed to be the only active
Negro explorer, scout in the
Memphis area with a God and
Country Award, is Odell Thompson, 
13, of 158 Honduras Rd. The
Rev. S. A. Owen, pastor of Metropolitan 
Baptist Church, presented 
the award at a Geeter High
School assembly.
Odell is the son of Mrs. Maurice 
Fowler, who is the president
of the Geeted P-TA. Both mother
and son are members of the Metropolitan 
Baptist Church. Troop
193 members, we feel sure that
you are happy and proud of this
lad, Odell.
We want to thank Loretta Monger 
and Margaret Osborn, who
are 9th grade honor students for
contributing a pair of shoes and
buying a lunch for an eelementary
student.
The yearbook staff is planning
the 63 Geeterite to be a grade- A
publication. Yours truly, Harlod
Ford, is editor-in-chief.
The spotlight falls on a young
man whose personality is most
outstanding. Sammie Ball, president 
and member of 12-1 class,
president of the Social Science
Club, and who was voted the most
studious of the seneior class, is
worthy of being spotlighted. He
resides at 435 Craft Read with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hall.
He is a member of Now Nonconnah 
Baptist Church. Put your tie
on for this young man — Mr.
Samme Hall.
Robert said that he is checking
out of Hotel Loneliness because
his best friend, Lamar, took his
girl.
Donna, Dorothy, Margaret, Ver-
nice, Willye Mae and Hurlene are
trying to be hard, but they just
don't know they better get wise
like all the others around the
campus.
There are five different girls
that Earl likes.
Rufus and Carolyn.
Larry and Emma.
James and Evelyn.
Pete and Pat.
Barret and Ada.
Sammie and Bobbie.

AWARDED
I am Harold Ford, your reporter 
at Geeter High School, bringing 
you the news from top to bottom. 
Every morning at 7:25 a. m.
stay tuned to WLOK teeenage
page reporters, yours truly, Harold
Ford and Garrett Williams.
The Dragons teat Barrett's
Chapel by a score of 69-39 in a
baskeetball game which was held
at Geeter with James Riley scoring 
28 points for the Geeterites.
We were defeated by Capleville by
a slim score of 36-36; however, we
gave tills point to them because
they tried so hard to win. The
Dragons are now ready to meet
Melrose, MMitcheall, Lester and
Carver, say Nathaniel Hardaway,
Robart Bradford, Larry Batchelor

and Tolbert Bearden. So stand by.
Believed to be the only active
Negro explorer, scout in the
Memphis area with a God and
Country Award, is Odell Thompson, 
13, of 158 Honduras Rd. The
Rev. S. A. Owen, pastor of Metropolitan 
Baptist Church, presented 
the award at a Geeter High
School assembly.
Odell is the son of Mrs. Maurice 
Fowler, who is the president
of the Geeted P-TA. Both mother
and son are members of the Metropolitan 
Baptist Church. Troop
193 members, we feel sure that
you are happy and proud of this
lad, Odell.
We want to thank Loretta Monger 
and Margaret Osborn, who
are 9th grade honor students for
contributing a pair of shoes and
buying a lunch for an eelementary
student.
The yearbook staff is planning
the 63 Geeterite to be a grade- A
publication. Yours truly, Harlod
Ford, is editor-in-chief.
The spotlight falls on a young
man whose personality is most
outstanding. Sammie Ball, president 
and member of 12-1 class,
president of the Social Science
Club, and who was voted the most
studious of the seneior class, is
worthy of being spotlighted. He
resides at 435 Craft Read with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hall.
He is a member of Now Nonconnah 
Baptist Church. Put your tie
on for this young man — Mr.
Samme Hall.
Robert said that he is checking
out of Hotel Loneliness because
his best friend, Lamar, took his
girl.
Donna, Dorothy, Margaret, Ver-
nice, Willye Mae and Hurlene are
trying to be hard, but they just
don't know they better get wise
like all the others around the
campus.
There are five different girls
that Earl likes.
Rufus and Carolyn.
Larry and Emma.
James and Evelyn.
Pete and Pat.
Barret and Ada.
Sammie and Bobbie.

A GIRL IN NEED
I am Harold Ford, your reporter 
at Geeter High School, bringing 
you the news from top to bottom. 
Every morning at 7:25 a. m.
stay tuned to WLOK teeenage
page reporters, yours truly, Harold
Ford and Garrett Williams.
The Dragons teat Barrett's
Chapel by a score of 69-39 in a
baskeetball game which was held
at Geeter with James Riley scoring 
28 points for the Geeterites.
We were defeated by Capleville by
a slim score of 36-36; however, we
gave tills point to them because
they tried so hard to win. The
Dragons are now ready to meet
Melrose, MMitcheall, Lester and
Carver, say Nathaniel Hardaway,
Robart Bradford, Larry Batchelor

and Tolbert Bearden. So stand by.
Believed to be the only active
Negro explorer, scout in the
Memphis area with a God and
Country Award, is Odell Thompson, 
13, of 158 Honduras Rd. The
Rev. S. A. Owen, pastor of Metropolitan 
Baptist Church, presented 
the award at a Geeter High
School assembly.
Odell is the son of Mrs. Maurice 
Fowler, who is the president
of the Geeted P-TA. Both mother
and son are members of the Metropolitan 
Baptist Church. Troop
193 members, we feel sure that
you are happy and proud of this
lad, Odell.
We want to thank Loretta Monger 
and Margaret Osborn, who
are 9th grade honor students for
contributing a pair of shoes and
buying a lunch for an eelementary
student.
The yearbook staff is planning
the 63 Geeterite to be a grade- A
publication. Yours truly, Harlod
Ford, is editor-in-chief.
The spotlight falls on a young
man whose personality is most
outstanding. Sammie Ball, president 
and member of 12-1 class,
president of the Social Science
Club, and who was voted the most
studious of the seneior class, is
worthy of being spotlighted. He
resides at 435 Craft Read with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hall.
He is a member of Now Nonconnah 
Baptist Church. Put your tie
on for this young man — Mr.
Samme Hall.
Robert said that he is checking
out of Hotel Loneliness because
his best friend, Lamar, took his
girl.
Donna, Dorothy, Margaret, Ver-
nice, Willye Mae and Hurlene are
trying to be hard, but they just
don't know they better get wise
like all the others around the
campus.
There are five different girls
that Earl likes.
Rufus and Carolyn.
Larry and Emma.
James and Evelyn.
Pete and Pat.
Barret and Ada.
Sammie and Bobbie.

THE GEETERITE
I am Harold Ford, your reporter 
at Geeter High School, bringing 
you the news from top to bottom. 
Every morning at 7:25 a. m.
stay tuned to WLOK teeenage
page reporters, yours truly, Harold
Ford and Garrett Williams.
The Dragons teat Barrett's
Chapel by a score of 69-39 in a
baskeetball game which was held
at Geeter with James Riley scoring 
28 points for the Geeterites.
We were defeated by Capleville by
a slim score of 36-36; however, we
gave tills point to them because
they tried so hard to win. The
Dragons are now ready to meet
Melrose, MMitcheall, Lester and
Carver, say Nathaniel Hardaway,
Robart Bradford, Larry Batchelor

and Tolbert Bearden. So stand by.
Believed to be the only active
Negro explorer, scout in the
Memphis area with a God and
Country Award, is Odell Thompson, 
13, of 158 Honduras Rd. The
Rev. S. A. Owen, pastor of Metropolitan 
Baptist Church, presented 
the award at a Geeter High
School assembly.
Odell is the son of Mrs. Maurice 
Fowler, who is the president
of the Geeted P-TA. Both mother
and son are members of the Metropolitan 
Baptist Church. Troop
193 members, we feel sure that
you are happy and proud of this
lad, Odell.
We want to thank Loretta Monger 
and Margaret Osborn, who
are 9th grade honor students for
contributing a pair of shoes and
buying a lunch for an eelementary
student.
The yearbook staff is planning
the 63 Geeterite to be a grade- A
publication. Yours truly, Harlod
Ford, is editor-in-chief.
The spotlight falls on a young
man whose personality is most
outstanding. Sammie Ball, president 
and member of 12-1 class,
president of the Social Science
Club, and who was voted the most
studious of the seneior class, is
worthy of being spotlighted. He
resides at 435 Craft Read with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hall.
He is a member of Now Nonconnah 
Baptist Church. Put your tie
on for this young man — Mr.
Samme Hall.
Robert said that he is checking
out of Hotel Loneliness because
his best friend, Lamar, took his
girl.
Donna, Dorothy, Margaret, Ver-
nice, Willye Mae and Hurlene are
trying to be hard, but they just
don't know they better get wise
like all the others around the
campus.
There are five different girls
that Earl likes.
Rufus and Carolyn.
Larry and Emma.
James and Evelyn.
Pete and Pat.
Barret and Ada.
Sammie and Bobbie.

SPOTLIGHT
I am Harold Ford, your reporter 
at Geeter High School, bringing 
you the news from top to bottom. 
Every morning at 7:25 a. m.
stay tuned to WLOK teeenage
page reporters, yours truly, Harold
Ford and Garrett Williams.
The Dragons teat Barrett's
Chapel by a score of 69-39 in a
baskeetball game which was held
at Geeter with James Riley scoring 
28 points for the Geeterites.
We were defeated by Capleville by
a slim score of 36-36; however, we
gave tills point to them because
they tried so hard to win. The
Dragons are now ready to meet
Melrose, MMitcheall, Lester and
Carver, say Nathaniel Hardaway,
Robart Bradford, Larry Batchelor

and Tolbert Bearden. So stand by.
Believed to be the only active
Negro explorer, scout in the
Memphis area with a God and
Country Award, is Odell Thompson, 
13, of 158 Honduras Rd. The
Rev. S. A. Owen, pastor of Metropolitan 
Baptist Church, presented 
the award at a Geeter High
School assembly.
Odell is the son of Mrs. Maurice 
Fowler, who is the president
of the Geeted P-TA. Both mother
and son are members of the Metropolitan 
Baptist Church. Troop
193 members, we feel sure that
you are happy and proud of this
lad, Odell.
We want to thank Loretta Monger 
and Margaret Osborn, who
are 9th grade honor students for
contributing a pair of shoes and
buying a lunch for an eelementary
student.
The yearbook staff is planning
the 63 Geeterite to be a grade- A
publication. Yours truly, Harlod
Ford, is editor-in-chief.
The spotlight falls on a young
man whose personality is most
outstanding. Sammie Ball, president 
and member of 12-1 class,
president of the Social Science
Club, and who was voted the most
studious of the seneior class, is
worthy of being spotlighted. He
resides at 435 Craft Read with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hall.
He is a member of Now Nonconnah 
Baptist Church. Put your tie
on for this young man — Mr.
Samme Hall.
Robert said that he is checking
out of Hotel Loneliness because
his best friend, Lamar, took his
girl.
Donna, Dorothy, Margaret, Ver-
nice, Willye Mae and Hurlene are
trying to be hard, but they just
don't know they better get wise
like all the others around the
campus.
There are five different girls
that Earl likes.
Rufus and Carolyn.
Larry and Emma.
James and Evelyn.
Pete and Pat.
Barret and Ada.
Sammie and Bobbie.

I HEARD THAT:
I am Harold Ford, your reporter 
at Geeter High School, bringing 
you the news from top to bottom. 
Every morning at 7:25 a. m.
stay tuned to WLOK teeenage
page reporters, yours truly, Harold
Ford and Garrett Williams.
The Dragons teat Barrett's
Chapel by a score of 69-39 in a
baskeetball game which was held
at Geeter with James Riley scoring 
28 points for the Geeterites.
We were defeated by Capleville by
a slim score of 36-36; however, we
gave tills point to them because
they tried so hard to win. The
Dragons are now ready to meet
Melrose, MMitcheall, Lester and
Carver, say Nathaniel Hardaway,
Robart Bradford, Larry Batchelor

and Tolbert Bearden. So stand by.
Believed to be the only active
Negro explorer, scout in the
Memphis area with a God and
Country Award, is Odell Thompson, 
13, of 158 Honduras Rd. The
Rev. S. A. Owen, pastor of Metropolitan 
Baptist Church, presented 
the award at a Geeter High
School assembly.
Odell is the son of Mrs. Maurice 
Fowler, who is the president
of the Geeted P-TA. Both mother
and son are members of the Metropolitan 
Baptist Church. Troop
193 members, we feel sure that
you are happy and proud of this
lad, Odell.
We want to thank Loretta Monger 
and Margaret Osborn, who
are 9th grade honor students for
contributing a pair of shoes and
buying a lunch for an eelementary
student.
The yearbook staff is planning
the 63 Geeterite to be a grade- A
publication. Yours truly, Harlod
Ford, is editor-in-chief.
The spotlight falls on a young
man whose personality is most
outstanding. Sammie Ball, president 
and member of 12-1 class,
president of the Social Science
Club, and who was voted the most
studious of the seneior class, is
worthy of being spotlighted. He
resides at 435 Craft Read with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hall.
He is a member of Now Nonconnah 
Baptist Church. Put your tie
on for this young man — Mr.
Samme Hall.
Robert said that he is checking
out of Hotel Loneliness because
his best friend, Lamar, took his
girl.
Donna, Dorothy, Margaret, Ver-
nice, Willye Mae and Hurlene are
trying to be hard, but they just
don't know they better get wise
like all the others around the
campus.
There are five different girls
that Earl likes.
Rufus and Carolyn.
Larry and Emma.
James and Evelyn.
Pete and Pat.
Barret and Ada.
Sammie and Bobbie.

TOP COUPLES:
I am Harold Ford, your reporter 
at Geeter High School, bringing 
you the news from top to bottom. 
Every morning at 7:25 a. m.
stay tuned to WLOK teeenage
page reporters, yours truly, Harold
Ford and Garrett Williams.
The Dragons teat Barrett's
Chapel by a score of 69-39 in a
baskeetball game which was held
at Geeter with James Riley scoring 
28 points for the Geeterites.
We were defeated by Capleville by
a slim score of 36-36; however, we
gave tills point to them because
they tried so hard to win. The
Dragons are now ready to meet
Melrose, MMitcheall, Lester and
Carver, say Nathaniel Hardaway,
Robart Bradford, Larry Batchelor

and Tolbert Bearden. So stand by.
Believed to be the only active
Negro explorer, scout in the
Memphis area with a God and
Country Award, is Odell Thompson, 
13, of 158 Honduras Rd. The
Rev. S. A. Owen, pastor of Metropolitan 
Baptist Church, presented 
the award at a Geeter High
School assembly.
Odell is the son of Mrs. Maurice 
Fowler, who is the president
of the Geeted P-TA. Both mother
and son are members of the Metropolitan 
Baptist Church. Troop
193 members, we feel sure that
you are happy and proud of this
lad, Odell.
We want to thank Loretta Monger 
and Margaret Osborn, who
are 9th grade honor students for
contributing a pair of shoes and
buying a lunch for an eelementary
student.
The yearbook staff is planning
the 63 Geeterite to be a grade- A
publication. Yours truly, Harlod
Ford, is editor-in-chief.
The spotlight falls on a young
man whose personality is most
outstanding. Sammie Ball, president 
and member of 12-1 class,
president of the Social Science
Club, and who was voted the most
studious of the seneior class, is
worthy of being spotlighted. He
resides at 435 Craft Read with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hall.
He is a member of Now Nonconnah 
Baptist Church. Put your tie
on for this young man — Mr.
Samme Hall.
Robert said that he is checking
out of Hotel Loneliness because
his best friend, Lamar, took his
girl.
Donna, Dorothy, Margaret, Ver-
nice, Willye Mae and Hurlene are
trying to be hard, but they just
don't know they better get wise
like all the others around the
campus.
There are five different girls
that Earl likes.
Rufus and Carolyn.
Larry and Emma.
James and Evelyn.
Pete and Pat.
Barret and Ada.
Sammie and Bobbie.

HOLIDAY GREETINGS
— from —
DALE'S PANTRY
3119 FORD RD.
MR. SHANNON O. LUCAS, Proprietor

SEASON'S GREETINGS
THE HENCE FAMILY
LAKE VIEW GARDENS


Your friendship's been a blessing
In very many ways .. .
Your friendship and your patronage
Have brightened up our days.
And so it's only natural
Now Christmas time is due
To thank you and to wish you
Many special blessings, too.
MRS. INEZ GLENN, Prop.

803 S. PARKWAY, E.
PHONE: 948-2108

Season's Greetings
St. Jude Baptist Church
853 E. TRIGG AVE.
Rev. L. J. Peppers, Pastor

The public is invited

BOOKER T.
WASHINGTON
A Recognition Program was held
last week in the Booker Washingtor. 
Gym. It was sponsored by the
Barbetts Social Club. Quest speaker
was Rev. P. E. Brooks, a teacher
of Latin at Booker Washington,
Students participating on the program 
were; Shelbra Brooks, Vera
Bogan, Vivian Epps, Audrey Gray
and Miss N. D. C. C.
A debate was held last week in
Mrs. Wilson's third period history
class. The subject was "Should the
Electors Elect the President."
Members for the people were: Clordine 
Richards, Joel McKnight and
Jewell Berry. Members for the electors 
were: Clinton Anderson, Fred
Dorse and Ida Coburn. The chairman 
was Kenneth Porter. The third
period class enjoyed the debate
very much. Some of the members
af the class were: Betty Archibald,
Doris Bearden, jewel Field, Frances 
Yorbrough, Walter Cummings,
Helen Cobrun, Sara Jackson, Susie
Dixon, Roy Driver and Yours
Truly.
Now that the weather has change
you can't count the girls wearing
pants to school. Some of the girls
are: Jeanette Rainey, Mary (spookie) 
Harris, Barbara Anthony, Ann
Shuemake, Tina Bryant and Shelbra 
Brooks. Iris Corpal wants to

talk to Clarence Coleman. Christine 
Brown and Eugene Fields
have each other's nose open, Vergie
Grayer, some one is trying to rank
your hustle with Thomas Walton.
Walterine Bishop and Rich Johnson 
we trying to get tight. Lovie
Barnes, what happened to Charles
Jones? Barbara Johnson, what does
Bright Light Big City mean to you.
'Up On The Roof — Caroly Adair
and Charles Yarbrough.
Two Lovers' — Vergie Grayer
and Thomas Walton.
'Any Way You Want It', Fannie 
Bush and Lawrence Kelly and
not Faye.
'Cleo Mood' — Susie Jones and
William Wright.
Release Me'=Ora Harris and
Marion Brewer.
'Have A Happy Landing'—Barline 
Gaines and Jerome Moore.
'Coming Home Baby,' Bobbie Joyner 
and J. Shelton.
Stubborn Kind of Fellow'—Laytee 
Whitfield and Elray Perkins.
'Hotel Lonliness,' — Fannie Webb
and Robert McQuire.
TOP JUNIORS — Erma Blue,
Audrey Gray, Sonja Taylor, Carolyn 
Adair, Marilyn Jackson, Jerry
Smith, Maggie Dillard, Charles
Little and Aubry Yates.
TOP SENIORS — Robbie Ford,
Tris Corpal, Betty Archibald, Frances 
Yarbrough, Doris Bearden Walter 
Cummings, Jewel Berry, Kenneth 
Porter. Stanley Beal and
Johnny Hunt.
Starlita Taylor has Joe Redmond. 
Herman Thomas belong to
M. A. S. Charles Little is cute.
Bobbie Grayer and Alfredo Varnado 
would make a cute couple.
Ralph Confer made All-Memphis.
Vivian Chaney looks like a teacher.
Fannie Bush is worried over L. K.
Laytt Whitfield made the principal's 
list. Charles Stein and Vera
Ollie are giving each other the
eye. Vera Bogan took Phillip Dancan 
from Beverly Tate. David Marshall 
has two lovers, namely Kathurn 
Clayborn and Charline.
Frances Yarbrough and Mansfield
Gray are tight, Stella- Harris has
completely moved Ida Bell Jones
out of the picture. Helen Prudent
is six feet tall Patricia Wortham
and Carrie People are to big for
words Herbert Bobo has a lot of
wavy hair on his head, Rosie Miles
who are the boys attracted to you
or your car?
Starlita Taylor, Joe Willie Red
mond 
and Helen Fleming.
Berry Collins, Clarence Coleman
and Iris Corpal.
Vergie Grayer, Thomas Walton
and Ann Shoumaker.
Phillip Duncan, Vera Bogan and
Charles Little.
Joyce Cochrane, Stanley Beal and
T. W. Taylor.
Mable Herndon, Ronld Ester and
Simone McAunlty.
Elnora -Presley, Eddie Richard

and Barbara Johnson.
Shelbra Brooks, Lawrence Trottie 
and Stella Harris.
Dorthy Prechett, Douglas Bobo
and Clordine Richard.
Rosie Tabor, Jewel Berry and
Closis Fleming
Vergie Grayer will be quest writer
next week.
Merry Xmas And A Happy New
Year Prom Yours Truly.

HISTORY CLASS DEBATE
A Recognition Program was held
last week in the Booker Washingtor. 
Gym. It was sponsored by the
Barbetts Social Club. Quest speaker
was Rev. P. E. Brooks, a teacher
of Latin at Booker Washington,
Students participating on the program 
were; Shelbra Brooks, Vera
Bogan, Vivian Epps, Audrey Gray
and Miss N. D. C. C.
A debate was held last week in
Mrs. Wilson's third period history
class. The subject was "Should the
Electors Elect the President."
Members for the people were: Clordine 
Richards, Joel McKnight and
Jewell Berry. Members for the electors 
were: Clinton Anderson, Fred
Dorse and Ida Coburn. The chairman 
was Kenneth Porter. The third
period class enjoyed the debate
very much. Some of the members
af the class were: Betty Archibald,
Doris Bearden, jewel Field, Frances 
Yorbrough, Walter Cummings,
Helen Cobrun, Sara Jackson, Susie
Dixon, Roy Driver and Yours
Truly.
Now that the weather has change
you can't count the girls wearing
pants to school. Some of the girls
are: Jeanette Rainey, Mary (spookie) 
Harris, Barbara Anthony, Ann
Shuemake, Tina Bryant and Shelbra 
Brooks. Iris Corpal wants to

talk to Clarence Coleman. Christine 
Brown and Eugene Fields
have each other's nose open, Vergie
Grayer, some one is trying to rank
your hustle with Thomas Walton.
Walterine Bishop and Rich Johnson 
we trying to get tight. Lovie
Barnes, what happened to Charles
Jones? Barbara Johnson, what does
Bright Light Big City mean to you.
'Up On The Roof — Caroly Adair
and Charles Yarbrough.
Two Lovers' — Vergie Grayer
and Thomas Walton.
'Any Way You Want It', Fannie 
Bush and Lawrence Kelly and
not Faye.
'Cleo Mood' — Susie Jones and
William Wright.
Release Me'=Ora Harris and
Marion Brewer.
'Have A Happy Landing'—Barline 
Gaines and Jerome Moore.
'Coming Home Baby,' Bobbie Joyner 
and J. Shelton.
Stubborn Kind of Fellow'—Laytee 
Whitfield and Elray Perkins.
'Hotel Lonliness,' — Fannie Webb
and Robert McQuire.
TOP JUNIORS — Erma Blue,
Audrey Gray, Sonja Taylor, Carolyn 
Adair, Marilyn Jackson, Jerry
Smith, Maggie Dillard, Charles
Little and Aubry Yates.
TOP SENIORS — Robbie Ford,
Tris Corpal, Betty Archibald, Frances 
Yarbrough, Doris Bearden Walter 
Cummings, Jewel Berry, Kenneth 
Porter. Stanley Beal and
Johnny Hunt.
Starlita Taylor has Joe Redmond. 
Herman Thomas belong to
M. A. S. Charles Little is cute.
Bobbie Grayer and Alfredo Varnado 
would make a cute couple.
Ralph Confer made All-Memphis.
Vivian Chaney looks like a teacher.
Fannie Bush is worried over L. K.
Laytt Whitfield made the principal's 
list. Charles Stein and Vera
Ollie are giving each other the
eye. Vera Bogan took Phillip Dancan 
from Beverly Tate. David Marshall 
has two lovers, namely Kathurn 
Clayborn and Charline.
Frances Yarbrough and Mansfield
Gray are tight, Stella- Harris has
completely moved Ida Bell Jones
out of the picture. Helen Prudent
is six feet tall Patricia Wortham
and Carrie People are to big for
words Herbert Bobo has a lot of
wavy hair on his head, Rosie Miles
who are the boys attracted to you
or your car?
Starlita Taylor, Joe Willie Red
mond 
and Helen Fleming.
Berry Collins, Clarence Coleman
and Iris Corpal.
Vergie Grayer, Thomas Walton
and Ann Shoumaker.
Phillip Duncan, Vera Bogan and
Charles Little.
Joyce Cochrane, Stanley Beal and
T. W. Taylor.
Mable Herndon, Ronld Ester and
Simone McAunlty.
Elnora -Presley, Eddie Richard

and Barbara Johnson.
Shelbra Brooks, Lawrence Trottie 
and Stella Harris.
Dorthy Prechett, Douglas Bobo
and Clordine Richard.
Rosie Tabor, Jewel Berry and
Closis Fleming
Vergie Grayer will be quest writer
next week.
Merry Xmas And A Happy New
Year Prom Yours Truly.

JIVE TALK
A Recognition Program was held
last week in the Booker Washingtor. 
Gym. It was sponsored by the
Barbetts Social Club. Quest speaker
was Rev. P. E. Brooks, a teacher
of Latin at Booker Washington,
Students participating on the program 
were; Shelbra Brooks, Vera
Bogan, Vivian Epps, Audrey Gray
and Miss N. D. C. C.
A debate was held last week in
Mrs. Wilson's third period history
class. The subject was "Should the
Electors Elect the President."
Members for the people were: Clordine 
Richards, Joel McKnight and
Jewell Berry. Members for the electors 
were: Clinton Anderson, Fred
Dorse and Ida Coburn. The chairman 
was Kenneth Porter. The third
period class enjoyed the debate
very much. Some of the members
af the class were: Betty Archibald,
Doris Bearden, jewel Field, Frances 
Yorbrough, Walter Cummings,
Helen Cobrun, Sara Jackson, Susie
Dixon, Roy Driver and Yours
Truly.
Now that the weather has change
you can't count the girls wearing
pants to school. Some of the girls
are: Jeanette Rainey, Mary (spookie) 
Harris, Barbara Anthony, Ann
Shuemake, Tina Bryant and Shelbra 
Brooks. Iris Corpal wants to

talk to Clarence Coleman. Christine 
Brown and Eugene Fields
have each other's nose open, Vergie
Grayer, some one is trying to rank
your hustle with Thomas Walton.
Walterine Bishop and Rich Johnson 
we trying to get tight. Lovie
Barnes, what happened to Charles
Jones? Barbara Johnson, what does
Bright Light Big City mean to you.
'Up On The Roof — Caroly Adair
and Charles Yarbrough.
Two Lovers' — Vergie Grayer
and Thomas Walton.
'Any Way You Want It', Fannie 
Bush and Lawrence Kelly and
not Faye.
'Cleo Mood' — Susie Jones and
William Wright.
Release Me'=Ora Harris and
Marion Brewer.
'Have A Happy Landing'—Barline 
Gaines and Jerome Moore.
'Coming Home Baby,' Bobbie Joyner 
and J. Shelton.
Stubborn Kind of Fellow'—Laytee 
Whitfield and Elray Perkins.
'Hotel Lonliness,' — Fannie Webb
and Robert McQuire.
TOP JUNIORS — Erma Blue,
Audrey Gray, Sonja Taylor, Carolyn 
Adair, Marilyn Jackson, Jerry
Smith, Maggie Dillard, Charles
Little and Aubry Yates.
TOP SENIORS — Robbie Ford,
Tris Corpal, Betty Archibald, Frances 
Yarbrough, Doris Bearden Walter 
Cummings, Jewel Berry, Kenneth 
Porter. Stanley Beal and
Johnny Hunt.
Starlita Taylor has Joe Redmond. 
Herman Thomas belong to
M. A. S. Charles Little is cute.
Bobbie Grayer and Alfredo Varnado 
would make a cute couple.
Ralph Confer made All-Memphis.
Vivian Chaney looks like a teacher.
Fannie Bush is worried over L. K.
Laytt Whitfield made the principal's 
list. Charles Stein and Vera
Ollie are giving each other the
eye. Vera Bogan took Phillip Dancan 
from Beverly Tate. David Marshall 
has two lovers, namely Kathurn 
Clayborn and Charline.
Frances Yarbrough and Mansfield
Gray are tight, Stella- Harris has
completely moved Ida Bell Jones
out of the picture. Helen Prudent
is six feet tall Patricia Wortham
and Carrie People are to big for
words Herbert Bobo has a lot of
wavy hair on his head, Rosie Miles
who are the boys attracted to you
or your car?
Starlita Taylor, Joe Willie Red
mond 
and Helen Fleming.
Berry Collins, Clarence Coleman
and Iris Corpal.
Vergie Grayer, Thomas Walton
and Ann Shoumaker.
Phillip Duncan, Vera Bogan and
Charles Little.
Joyce Cochrane, Stanley Beal and
T. W. Taylor.
Mable Herndon, Ronld Ester and
Simone McAunlty.
Elnora -Presley, Eddie Richard

and Barbara Johnson.
Shelbra Brooks, Lawrence Trottie 
and Stella Harris.
Dorthy Prechett, Douglas Bobo
and Clordine Richard.
Rosie Tabor, Jewel Berry and
Closis Fleming
Vergie Grayer will be quest writer
next week.
Merry Xmas And A Happy New
Year Prom Yours Truly.

DEDICATIONS
A Recognition Program was held
last week in the Booker Washingtor. 
Gym. It was sponsored by the
Barbetts Social Club. Quest speaker
was Rev. P. E. Brooks, a teacher
of Latin at Booker Washington,
Students participating on the program 
were; Shelbra Brooks, Vera
Bogan, Vivian Epps, Audrey Gray
and Miss N. D. C. C.
A debate was held last week in
Mrs. Wilson's third period history
class. The subject was "Should the
Electors Elect the President."
Members for the people were: Clordine 
Richards, Joel McKnight and
Jewell Berry. Members for the electors 
were: Clinton Anderson, Fred
Dorse and Ida Coburn. The chairman 
was Kenneth Porter. The third
period class enjoyed the debate
very much. Some of the members
af the class were: Betty Archibald,
Doris Bearden, jewel Field, Frances 
Yorbrough, Walter Cummings,
Helen Cobrun, Sara Jackson, Susie
Dixon, Roy Driver and Yours
Truly.
Now that the weather has change
you can't count the girls wearing
pants to school. Some of the girls
are: Jeanette Rainey, Mary (spookie) 
Harris, Barbara Anthony, Ann
Shuemake, Tina Bryant and Shelbra 
Brooks. Iris Corpal wants to

talk to Clarence Coleman. Christine 
Brown and Eugene Fields
have each other's nose open, Vergie
Grayer, some one is trying to rank
your hustle with Thomas Walton.
Walterine Bishop and Rich Johnson 
we trying to get tight. Lovie
Barnes, what happened to Charles
Jones? Barbara Johnson, what does
Bright Light Big City mean to you.
'Up On The Roof — Caroly Adair
and Charles Yarbrough.
Two Lovers' — Vergie Grayer
and Thomas Walton.
'Any Way You Want It', Fannie 
Bush and Lawrence Kelly and
not Faye.
'Cleo Mood' — Susie Jones and
William Wright.
Release Me'=Ora Harris and
Marion Brewer.
'Have A Happy Landing'—Barline 
Gaines and Jerome Moore.
'Coming Home Baby,' Bobbie Joyner 
and J. Shelton.
Stubborn Kind of Fellow'—Laytee 
Whitfield and Elray Perkins.
'Hotel Lonliness,' — Fannie Webb
and Robert McQuire.
TOP JUNIORS — Erma Blue,
Audrey Gray, Sonja Taylor, Carolyn 
Adair, Marilyn Jackson, Jerry
Smith, Maggie Dillard, Charles
Little and Aubry Yates.
TOP SENIORS — Robbie Ford,
Tris Corpal, Betty Archibald, Frances 
Yarbrough, Doris Bearden Walter 
Cummings, Jewel Berry, Kenneth 
Porter. Stanley Beal and
Johnny Hunt.
Starlita Taylor has Joe Redmond. 
Herman Thomas belong to
M. A. S. Charles Little is cute.
Bobbie Grayer and Alfredo Varnado 
would make a cute couple.
Ralph Confer made All-Memphis.
Vivian Chaney looks like a teacher.
Fannie Bush is worried over L. K.
Laytt Whitfield made the principal's 
list. Charles Stein and Vera
Ollie are giving each other the
eye. Vera Bogan took Phillip Dancan 
from Beverly Tate. David Marshall 
has two lovers, namely Kathurn 
Clayborn and Charline.
Frances Yarbrough and Mansfield
Gray are tight, Stella- Harris has
completely moved Ida Bell Jones
out of the picture. Helen Prudent
is six feet tall Patricia Wortham
and Carrie People are to big for
words Herbert Bobo has a lot of
wavy hair on his head, Rosie Miles
who are the boys attracted to you
or your car?
Starlita Taylor, Joe Willie Red
mond 
and Helen Fleming.
Berry Collins, Clarence Coleman
and Iris Corpal.
Vergie Grayer, Thomas Walton
and Ann Shoumaker.
Phillip Duncan, Vera Bogan and
Charles Little.
Joyce Cochrane, Stanley Beal and
T. W. Taylor.
Mable Herndon, Ronld Ester and
Simone McAunlty.
Elnora -Presley, Eddie Richard

and Barbara Johnson.
Shelbra Brooks, Lawrence Trottie 
and Stella Harris.
Dorthy Prechett, Douglas Bobo
and Clordine Richard.
Rosie Tabor, Jewel Berry and
Closis Fleming
Vergie Grayer will be quest writer
next week.
Merry Xmas And A Happy New
Year Prom Yours Truly.

TRUE OR FALSE
A Recognition Program was held
last week in the Booker Washingtor. 
Gym. It was sponsored by the
Barbetts Social Club. Quest speaker
was Rev. P. E. Brooks, a teacher
of Latin at Booker Washington,
Students participating on the program 
were; Shelbra Brooks, Vera
Bogan, Vivian Epps, Audrey Gray
and Miss N. D. C. C.
A debate was held last week in
Mrs. Wilson's third period history
class. The subject was "Should the
Electors Elect the President."
Members for the people were: Clordine 
Richards, Joel McKnight and
Jewell Berry. Members for the electors 
were: Clinton Anderson, Fred
Dorse and Ida Coburn. The chairman 
was Kenneth Porter. The third
period class enjoyed the debate
very much. Some of the members
af the class were: Betty Archibald,
Doris Bearden, jewel Field, Frances 
Yorbrough, Walter Cummings,
Helen Cobrun, Sara Jackson, Susie
Dixon, Roy Driver and Yours
Truly.
Now that the weather has change
you can't count the girls wearing
pants to school. Some of the girls
are: Jeanette Rainey, Mary (spookie) 
Harris, Barbara Anthony, Ann
Shuemake, Tina Bryant and Shelbra 
Brooks. Iris Corpal wants to

talk to Clarence Coleman. Christine 
Brown and Eugene Fields
have each other's nose open, Vergie
Grayer, some one is trying to rank
your hustle with Thomas Walton.
Walterine Bishop and Rich Johnson 
we trying to get tight. Lovie
Barnes, what happened to Charles
Jones? Barbara Johnson, what does
Bright Light Big City mean to you.
'Up On The Roof — Caroly Adair
and Charles Yarbrough.
Two Lovers' — Vergie Grayer
and Thomas Walton.
'Any Way You Want It', Fannie 
Bush and Lawrence Kelly and
not Faye.
'Cleo Mood' — Susie Jones and
William Wright.
Release Me'=Ora Harris and
Marion Brewer.
'Have A Happy Landing'—Barline 
Gaines and Jerome Moore.
'Coming Home Baby,' Bobbie Joyner 
and J. Shelton.
Stubborn Kind of Fellow'—Laytee 
Whitfield and Elray Perkins.
'Hotel Lonliness,' — Fannie Webb
and Robert McQuire.
TOP JUNIORS — Erma Blue,
Audrey Gray, Sonja Taylor, Carolyn 
Adair, Marilyn Jackson, Jerry
Smith, Maggie Dillard, Charles
Little and Aubry Yates.
TOP SENIORS — Robbie Ford,
Tris Corpal, Betty Archibald, Frances 
Yarbrough, Doris Bearden Walter 
Cummings, Jewel Berry, Kenneth 
Porter. Stanley Beal and
Johnny Hunt.
Starlita Taylor has Joe Redmond. 
Herman Thomas belong to
M. A. S. Charles Little is cute.
Bobbie Grayer and Alfredo Varnado 
would make a cute couple.
Ralph Confer made All-Memphis.
Vivian Chaney looks like a teacher.
Fannie Bush is worried over L. K.
Laytt Whitfield made the principal's 
list. Charles Stein and Vera
Ollie are giving each other the
eye. Vera Bogan took Phillip Dancan 
from Beverly Tate. David Marshall 
has two lovers, namely Kathurn 
Clayborn and Charline.
Frances Yarbrough and Mansfield
Gray are tight, Stella- Harris has
completely moved Ida Bell Jones
out of the picture. Helen Prudent
is six feet tall Patricia Wortham
and Carrie People are to big for
words Herbert Bobo has a lot of
wavy hair on his head, Rosie Miles
who are the boys attracted to you
or your car?
Starlita Taylor, Joe Willie Red
mond 
and Helen Fleming.
Berry Collins, Clarence Coleman
and Iris Corpal.
Vergie Grayer, Thomas Walton
and Ann Shoumaker.
Phillip Duncan, Vera Bogan and
Charles Little.
Joyce Cochrane, Stanley Beal and
T. W. Taylor.
Mable Herndon, Ronld Ester and
Simone McAunlty.
Elnora -Presley, Eddie Richard

and Barbara Johnson.
Shelbra Brooks, Lawrence Trottie 
and Stella Harris.
Dorthy Prechett, Douglas Bobo
and Clordine Richard.
Rosie Tabor, Jewel Berry and
Closis Fleming
Vergie Grayer will be quest writer
next week.
Merry Xmas And A Happy New
Year Prom Yours Truly.

THREESOMES
A Recognition Program was held
last week in the Booker Washingtor. 
Gym. It was sponsored by the
Barbetts Social Club. Quest speaker
was Rev. P. E. Brooks, a teacher
of Latin at Booker Washington,
Students participating on the program 
were; Shelbra Brooks, Vera
Bogan, Vivian Epps, Audrey Gray
and Miss N. D. C. C.
A debate was held last week in
Mrs. Wilson's third period history
class. The subject was "Should the
Electors Elect the President."
Members for the people were: Clordine 
Richards, Joel McKnight and
Jewell Berry. Members for the electors 
were: Clinton Anderson, Fred
Dorse and Ida Coburn. The chairman 
was Kenneth Porter. The third
period class enjoyed the debate
very much. Some of the members
af the class were: Betty Archibald,
Doris Bearden, jewel Field, Frances 
Yorbrough, Walter Cummings,
Helen Cobrun, Sara Jackson, Susie
Dixon, Roy Driver and Yours
Truly.
Now that the weather has change
you can't count the girls wearing
pants to school. Some of the girls
are: Jeanette Rainey, Mary (spookie) 
Harris, Barbara Anthony, Ann
Shuemake, Tina Bryant and Shelbra 
Brooks. Iris Corpal wants to

talk to Clarence Coleman. Christine 
Brown and Eugene Fields
have each other's nose open, Vergie
Grayer, some one is trying to rank
your hustle with Thomas Walton.
Walterine Bishop and Rich Johnson 
we trying to get tight. Lovie
Barnes, what happened to Charles
Jones? Barbara Johnson, what does
Bright Light Big City mean to you.
'Up On The Roof — Caroly Adair
and Charles Yarbrough.
Two Lovers' — Vergie Grayer
and Thomas Walton.
'Any Way You Want It', Fannie 
Bush and Lawrence Kelly and
not Faye.
'Cleo Mood' — Susie Jones and
William Wright.
Release Me'=Ora Harris and
Marion Brewer.
'Have A Happy Landing'—Barline 
Gaines and Jerome Moore.
'Coming Home Baby,' Bobbie Joyner 
and J. Shelton.
Stubborn Kind of Fellow'—Laytee 
Whitfield and Elray Perkins.
'Hotel Lonliness,' — Fannie Webb
and Robert McQuire.
TOP JUNIORS — Erma Blue,
Audrey Gray, Sonja Taylor, Carolyn 
Adair, Marilyn Jackson, Jerry
Smith, Maggie Dillard, Charles
Little and Aubry Yates.
TOP SENIORS — Robbie Ford,
Tris Corpal, Betty Archibald, Frances 
Yarbrough, Doris Bearden Walter 
Cummings, Jewel Berry, Kenneth 
Porter. Stanley Beal and
Johnny Hunt.
Starlita Taylor has Joe Redmond. 
Herman Thomas belong to
M. A. S. Charles Little is cute.
Bobbie Grayer and Alfredo Varnado 
would make a cute couple.
Ralph Confer made All-Memphis.
Vivian Chaney looks like a teacher.
Fannie Bush is worried over L. K.
Laytt Whitfield made the principal's 
list. Charles Stein and Vera
Ollie are giving each other the
eye. Vera Bogan took Phillip Dancan 
from Beverly Tate. David Marshall 
has two lovers, namely Kathurn 
Clayborn and Charline.
Frances Yarbrough and Mansfield
Gray are tight, Stella- Harris has
completely moved Ida Bell Jones
out of the picture. Helen Prudent
is six feet tall Patricia Wortham
and Carrie People are to big for
words Herbert Bobo has a lot of
wavy hair on his head, Rosie Miles
who are the boys attracted to you
or your car?
Starlita Taylor, Joe Willie Red
mond 
and Helen Fleming.
Berry Collins, Clarence Coleman
and Iris Corpal.
Vergie Grayer, Thomas Walton
and Ann Shoumaker.
Phillip Duncan, Vera Bogan and
Charles Little.
Joyce Cochrane, Stanley Beal and
T. W. Taylor.
Mable Herndon, Ronld Ester and
Simone McAunlty.
Elnora -Presley, Eddie Richard

and Barbara Johnson.
Shelbra Brooks, Lawrence Trottie 
and Stella Harris.
Dorthy Prechett, Douglas Bobo
and Clordine Richard.
Rosie Tabor, Jewel Berry and
Closis Fleming
Vergie Grayer will be quest writer
next week.
Merry Xmas And A Happy New
Year Prom Yours Truly.

GReeTinGS
We thank our many fine
friends for their loyalty,
sincerity and patronage.
We wish you all the happiest 
holiday ever.

741 Williams Avenue
MRS. IONIA COCHRELL,
President

CHRISTMAS GREETINS
At Christmas
let us lift up
our eyes to the
glorious heavens
...let us open our
hearts to the holy
message of hope, joy
and peace everlasting.


White Stone Plans
Loyally Services
Greater White Stone Baptist
424 McEwen St., will hold its annual 
Loyalty Services from Dec.
31 through Jan. 6.
This efort reflects the interest
Beginning at S Monday night,
an around -the -clock prayer service 
will continue until 6 Tuesday
morning, sponsored by the church
auxiliaries. Tuesday through Fri
day 
nights, Dr. D. E. King, pastor
of Zion Baptist in Louisville, Kywill 
be the guest speaker. Rev.
King, considered one of America's
most dynamic speakers, recently
preacher behind the "Iron Curtain"
in Russia.
The final service of the series
will be held Sunday, Jan. 6, at
3 p. m. when Rev, O. Breckenridge 
of First Baptist Church,
Chelsea, will bring the message.
The public is invited to attend
all of the services "in order to
begin the New Year right." said
the pastor, Rev, A. R. Williams.

SEASON'S GREETINGS
COMPLIMENTS OF
COLLEGE SUNDRY
1140 COLLEGEST.

To Wish You
.

We Invite You to Attend Our
Christmas Service Sunday at 11 A.M.
SERMON SUBJECT: "GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD"
Drs. Joseph W, and Montee falls, leaders