Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1952-11-25
James H. Purdy, Jr.

SCHOOL NEWS
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

MANASSAS SCHOOL NEWS
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

STROLLING INTO UNSEEN
HAPPENINGS
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

TEENAGER OF THE WEEK
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

LEMOYNE PLAYERS
PRESENT "NINE GIRLS"
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

DOUGLAS SCHOOL NEWS
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

SATAN SPEAKS
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

BIOGRAPHICAL HIGHLIGHTS
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

MANASSAS SCHOOL NEWS
BY BEJAYAR
FOOTBALL:
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

CLUB MEETINGS:
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

AROUND THE CAMPUS:
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

LOVERS OF THE WEEK
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

SQUARES OF THE WEEK
BY JOE KNOW
Earline Harris ...... is Ora Lee
Ingram trying to move in on you
and James Butler? ...... you could
let him make the decision, but perhaps 
you prefer making the tentative 
decision or should it be permanent 
as related to your state of think
ing.
Clara Staples, who is the fellow
you're always talking with and about
to other people? ...... however,
since you are making things of less
importance known, why don't you
make the most important thing
known to all concerned ...... perhaps 
to the whole student body of
the Manassas School .... or should
it be just you and the party concerned. 
Sometimes it is wise to know
that "Joe Know" will probably find
out these things before you relate
them to others and then it will be
an added feature to this column.
William Kinsey, when are you going 
to get into the know with the
opposite sex? ...... Come now you
have played Tarzan long enough,
give with the jive and lets live a
while with the light showing on the
green from those that are frequently
seen ..... see what I mean Mr.
Jealous Beane.
Mildred Harrington, don't let
anything blow between you and Rufus 
Jones ...... not even the wind,
for there has been a time that the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans could
have passed between the both of
you and neither of you would have
frowned, but now that the scene is
changed and the stage if fixed, perhaps 
this takes the abstract out of
life ...... let us hope that this is
a good picture.
Mary (Hippodrome Dame) Beasley, 
are you still chatting with the
fellow from B. T. W. ....... or does
chatting makes you nervous or you
would prefer a deeper conversation
or a private wire with the Bell System 
for your "puppy Love Conversations" 
...... until the end of time.
Fay Mitchell is now soaring to
higher fields of intimacy. She is
supposed to be taking Elmer Shannon 
out of the life of Viola Hall,
It is relative to the position of each
to be the much admired challenges
of the campus, but something on
the other hand is buzzing in the
wrong direction ...... which couple 
will catch the outlandish motive
...... look for me next week and
I'll tell you what condition actually
exists between the threesome.
SOMEONE IS CONTINUING TO
CALL WILLIE GREEN .... GREEN
...... and they say he is actually as
green as his name sounds, perhaps
he has not heard the orchestra play
the wild and varied colors of their
theme songs giving titles and paraphrases 
to colors in songs ......
come out GREEN ...... green is not
a well matched title ...... make it
blue and then you can rhyme it with
true.
Harriett Jackson, I know that you
are a lucky girl to have a handsome
guy like Logan Mitchell walking you
home each evening, but what if
someone else desires to take the
initiative to follow suit.
Ora L. Mitchell and Frank (Doc)
Bailey have been growing fond of
each other for the past few years,
and somehow, they are beginning to
grow like wild vegetables .... something 
in the ordinary.
Desire Wade, does Raymond Robinson 
have your undecided love, or
does Josh Dowell ....... tell me
quick and tell me long, or perhaps,
you will never tell me at all, but
one thing that I am certain of and
that is to know that you two are
making the best of all things in the
life of youngsters ...... wish you
were here.
Helen Cleaves, are you going
straight to the square column or
are you going to the arears of success 
...... downward is a mistake
and upward is a must, come let us
get together and make life a bit
more interesting for you.
Dora Jean Richards, you should
start making a few movies every
now and then, conversing with other
people before the "old maid" stage
takes complete advantage of you
then beauty is lost like the vapor of
a steaming pot.
When the moon is high and the
sun is low and I am wanting more.
Charles Allen is so extremely lonesome 
for Ernestine Winfrey, also
stands in that same category is
Donald Perry and Haywood Harbert,
who from time to time fight with
themselves to keep out as much as
they possibly can ....... give them
credit.
These two are continued squares
and it is hoped that they will make
a move to become more interested
in something of the tangible aspect
of life.......hurry Louellioutt Williams 
and Jesse Mae Coe, come
forth with something to show.
Floyd Swift, why don't you write
Santa a line or two asking him to
put into your "little bittle, sockum
wockum a girlum" cause if you
don't ...... you will be classed as
a potential square and an outcast
of Manassas Campus.
Grace Hall, is life worth living
with you ...... perhaps there is
someone interested in making life
with you pleasant, and maybe you
are interested in the same, however,
the only thing to do is to find some
one interesting to take the sour
cream out of your life and put a tiny
bit of sugar into you to add color
and much more harmony to the
same academical race of living as
set aside by the masters .... if Joe
Know has seen this ...... let others
see before "Joe Know" know that
knowing is the best of all concerned
...... I mean you.
Who's afraid of the "Big Bad
Wolf,"? Don't be afraid of "Joe
Know," for if he knows then it is
time that all knows what is happening 
to Deloris Miller and William 
Washington. Everyday with
their assembly in the same place
the same time and the same things,
usual mention will probably make
the thing more interesting if each
would change the place and the setting 
of the same "ole moon" with
the unflavored atmosphere for a
fine and uncultural courtship......
what is the latest happening in the
COURT OF LOVE?
EXTRA NOTICE ...... DELOTUS
BONDS HAS MADE THIS STATEMENT 
...... "Before. I become an
Old Maide, I'll be buried in my grave
right in the center of Handy Square.
Can you imagine that at last we
have found someone who will not
stop to listen and look before runing 
...... well it is Annett Potts,
who is always running when she
hears another "pepper" call, for
she is much afraid of Eddie Bridges. 

How Cool can Earnest McAfee and
Lula Pearl Ball make themselves
now that football season is nearly
over, this is a much talked about
thing for the season, wonder what is
going to happen during basket ball
season ...... let us make a prediction 
.... THE MALE WILL BE
AS CATCH CAN AND THE FEMALE 
WILL BE AS LONESOME
AS POSSIBLE.
Roosevelt Phillips has found himself 
a girl and now he is trying to
take them all, but that's the old
saying, give one of you a inch and
you take a mile.
Donald Perry, why do you cool on
the little Freshmen give them a
chance.
James Austin has a list of babes
at B. T. W. who are singing "All
of me why not take all of me"......
don't be half-sake.
Earl Delane a certain chick in 10A 
has for you ...... don't let Barbara 
Hooks hear this she might get
Lula Ervin, how are you and Peter
Lowe getting along ...... like two
love birds I hope.
Samuel Maeklin are you and Clara
Young still together don't split, Sallie 
Williams is waiting to make her
play.
Square Lovers:
Betty Hampton and Charles
Scruggs; Fay Coleman and Theodore 
Stittiam; Whelhelmina Dogget 
and Sylvester Hill; Beatrice
Thompson and Jordon Harrington;
Lillie Randolph and Henry Gilbert;
Annie Price and Claude Jones;
Frances Ruffin and Alvin Neal;
Kattie Jefferson and Clarence Graston; 
Chester White and Mary Frances 
Lewis; Amellbo Clark and????;
David Rice and Dorothy Dooley;
James Shield and Easter Moore;
James Payne and Flora Rice; Irene
Carr and Charles Delane; Joe Joyner 
and????; Bobbie Reed and Herman 
Nelson.
What I mean about square lovers,
they have a lover but they don't
know the happenings .... happenings 
is for everyone to know.
SQUARES OF THE WEEK:
Roger Dean, Ezra Allen, William

Gunter, George Winfrey, Rose Tucwer, 
Arthur Jean Anderson, Amilla
Wilson, Tella Bell, Ernestine Gates,
Ora Lee Ingra, Zenobia Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Sidney Fuller, Naette 
Bradshaw, Sherman Cole,
Arinse Duncan, Honorable mention
goes to the square girl of the week
Amy Drake.
The senior class of Douglas High
School has selected its class officers. 
The officers are: President,
Ezakil Bell, Vice President, Samuel 
Robinson, Secretary, Margaret
Page, Treasurer, Martho Plummer,
Business Manager, Ralph Porrace,
Advisor, Mrs. Ethel Topley.
The teenager this week comes
from St. Anthony High School, Miss
Arthur Jean Blackstone, Arthur
Jean is the president of the senior
class, president of the C. S. M. C.
and the chairman of the S. D. S.
from St. Anthony School.
Her hobbies are: swimming, dan
cing and reading books. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Ethel Blackstone.
Arthur Jean plans to enter Arkan
sas State College next September.
The Ace Theater was the setting
of the play staged by the LeMoyne
players. November 19, 19 52. It was
presented by the Alumni Association 
of the College. It was a Drama 
in a Prologue and two acts. The
play was titled "Nine Girls."
Those taking part in it were: Willie 
Mae Williams, Delores Cole.
Earline Murphy, Jean Mattock,
Edna Thompson, Emily Bishop, Lillian 
Walton, Velma Jean Brown,
and Marion Woodward.
Seen between acts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lefis, (Mrs. Lewis is
the advisor of the Zephyr Social
Club) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Edward Lewis, (Mrs. Lewis is
and Billy, Mrs. Addie D. Jones,
Miss Gwendolyn Conley, Mr. Tim
Thompson, Mildred Robinson, Free
man Robinson, Julia Doggett, Gloria 
Harris, Florence Hawkins.
Vernon Johnson, Lloyd Wedding
ton, Jessie Peacock, Herman Nelson, 
Joyce Brown, Bobbie Lee
Reed, Mattie Walker, Maragret
Bone, Francis Jones, Arvis Latting,
Wilfred Glenn, Lawrence Seaymore, 
Ruthie Wright, Fred Brown,
Timothy Hendricks, Katie Rodgers,
Willie Ann Walker, Anita Walton,
Jean Crockett, Doris Williams, Deloris 
West.
Virginia Gatewood, Roland
Wright, Leonard Lashley, Thomas
Williams, Evelyn Knox, Barbara
Gilliam. Charles. Mayno, Rodell
Boyd, Marjorie Bruce, Ethel Lois
Isabell and your columnist.
Your teenager columnist now reports 
finish for this week's social
happenings in the Teenage Circle
and May I remind you and I do
mean you. When having a party
or entertainment for your friends
keep me posted on all of your social 
activities.
Remember I serve you twice each
week and there is no excuse for
not getting your copy of the Memphis 
World. It sells for only six
cents. So let me keep you posted on
the TEENAGE ACTIVITIES you
may write me at 1008 Alaska St.,
or to your Teenage Reporter at the
Memphis World, 164 Beale Avenue,
Memphis, Tenn.
Once again I must come from
below to tell you what's happening

I am not really surprised at some
of the things I can cover with my
eyes and the pulling curve of my
tail. Yet let it be known that I
know the uncertainty of human affairs, 
but I see clearly, through this
day's business.
With my eyes alone I can see for
miles and miles around things that
you thought could never exist in the
life of man. Yes, I am just that
smart. You must remember I attend 
Douglass High.
I'm reminding you, you, and you
not to forget the Douglass and Melrose 
game Thursday Nov. 27, 1952.
Thursday Nov. 27, 1952 is the day
that we all must be thankful for
something. Some people actually
don't know what this day means,
but to Douglass it means plenty. It
means so much to us until it takes
the whole 366 days of the leap year
to give thanks for the many blessings 
we have received.
We are thankful for our wonderful 
principal, J. D. Springer; the
building that is completed and the
one that is to be completed; we are
thankful for the faculty members
and their splendid co-operation;
then there's the beautiful playground 
that we so dearly love; still
there's the class mates we are in
debt to, and so many other things
that we have to be thankful for.
Yet there aren't words to express
the sincerity of our feelings for being 
able to share these blessings,
not only with our fellow-classmates,
but with everyone, with whom we
have come in contact. We can
never repay the many blessings that
we have received. Then we must
make mentions of the civic club for
taking actions in getting the streets
repaired. Then too, we must thank
the city construction company for
co-operating.
No longer will we walk on muddy
roads, but we soon hope to be walking 
on paved avenues.
Old Satan doesn't have much to
say for he has been on the good side
of every one this week.
Listen Fred-I heard you say you
didn't want me to mention your
name in my column anymore, but
let me tell you something don't you
ever do anything in the presence of
Eye Spy or I'll print more next time.
I don't want to set the world on
fire, but Odessa N. and E. G. why
can't you eat lunch on time?
This note is about a young man
that is rather smart and have become 
the editor of Douglas School
Paper. I think once he tried to assist 
Mr. Jackson in conducting the
band, but he had to give in. This
young man is well known and has
appeared in the Snob columns. He
is also a representative from his
class for the Student Council. He is
Mr. X you name him.
THE WONDER OF THE MONTH
Among all the
ugly mugs of the
world we see now
and then a face
made after the
divine, pattern;
Then a wonderful
thing happened to
us; the Blue Bird
sings, the golden
splendour shines,
and for a queer
moment everything 
seems
meaningless save
our impulse to
follow these fair forms, to follow
them to the clear paradise they
promise.
I have never seen a beautiful
young lady both externally as well
as internally, but we can get so

close until we can pick them out
even at Douglass. I think this is
enough said for miss Edith Green
of Douglass High, congratulations.
Hamilton and St. Augustine ended 
their season of fine football. The
game was played at Booker T.
Washington's stadium Friday night.
The score was 13-0 in favor of St.
Augustine.
The B. T. W. Red Cross members
held their meeting Friday afternoon 
Mr. Nat D. Williams advisor,
and Lawrence Ceymoure, president.
The Student Council held their
first meeting Friday. They elected
the following officers: Lawrence
Ceymoure, President, Betty Jean
Coe, 2nd V. President, Logan Westbrook 
3rd V. President, Julia Robinson. 
Recording Secretary, Gloria
Wade, Correspondent Secretary,
Carl Johnson, Financial Secretary,
William Cross, Judge, and Montibue
Parliamentaran.
The Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Thursday evening 
in the auditorium of Booker
Washington High School.
The principal and teachers are
asking your parents to attend the
next meeting, and thanks for the
splendid cooperation you made the
past week.
Nathaniel Wright, what happened
to you and the (long-haired) freshman? 
Seems as if Wooten has beaten 
your time completely.
Johnny Bryan, you're getting
around the campus mighty fast
these days. Why so suddenly? Is
this true you and Miss X have
made friendship again? A little bird
told me its true.
Myrtle Bledsoe, it couldn't be you,
You're being seen talking to a certain 
"Romes" each afternoon. Dont
let him put a bug in your ear.
Clifton Deloach you decided to go
to campus at last since you've ended 
your fine season of football. Let
a certain group of chics know that
you aren't still playing football.
Eddie Lane, what's happening between 
you and a certain miss X?
Someone said you're trying to play
the "hide and seek game with a
certain junior. You don't have to
do that, just you're doing things
"that comes naturally.
Marvin and Melvin Evans, (the
know twin) are you sure that's your
daddy you're going to see so often?
Don't let me find it to be another
somebody.
Betty Coe, you're getting mighty
cool with a certain "meow" on the
campus.
Alfred Matlaw, your name is getting 
very popular among the opposite 
sex. I know you aren't giving 
that "jive" to all of them.
Margaret Brown of Hamilton, you
and Ervie Mayes sure were relaxing
contently after the game on the
bus.
"Tutt" Brown, you and Shirley
Phillis are making things get real
groovy between you. Is it natural or
is it the big "bump on the hill
I'll find out sooner or later. So
long, Bejayar.
Well, well, hello there, I'm just
getting back from no where, How
have you been? I've got more gossip 
again.
E. J. Christian better play it
cool, L. Hicks ain't no fool, just a
while ago, M. Moore said she was
going to even score, better get your
business straight when the (hap
penings 
get here don't be late.
Ardilia S. have I read whats true
Carolyn I have finally taken Jesse
W. from you? Well she tried hard
enough that girl really knows her
stuff.
E. Tolliver I saw Juanita Johnson 
with T. Tatum walking in the
rain or the happening still the
same?
Eleanor R. how are things going
your way? I saw Joe M. talking to
B. J. Harris, the other day. He
seems to be making up his mind,
better hope he choose your line.
T. Scales better be on your toes,
Barbara might not like you as much
as Lila who knows?
George Cox I see you with Honey
M. a lot, what has she that Barbara
S. hasn't I got?
Frank H. you are slickly in the
grove, S. Smith is also cool. Harriet
S. I heard you lost the fight, Mikey
and Rita got married last night.
Robert C. you aren't the only
handsome one at school, Roman B.
is in the grove. Aline La G. says
Robert is all reet, but Rose K. says
Roman has him beat.
Jean Mull don't be shy, who is
that mysterious guy?
Jean P. I. don't blame you from
playing it cool, show John D. W.
who's the fool.
Erma T. C. Scales is supposed to
be your man, let Bobbie F. get him
if she can.
Robert L. P. I heard you are still
singing "you know I love you" to
Dorothy.
Joyce F. I saw you crying and
singing "Trying," why is all this
stuff out? Too much talk is going
about.
L. Shields I heard the News.
James B. helped to get you out of
the blues. Now what must Edna, do,
since James now belongs to you?
Mary Johnson I know your type
Clarence says you just ain't right,
better get in line, Mary M. is trying 
to beat your time.
Better not C. Y. see Joe over your
house no more, or he's gonner show
you to the doc.
B. J. Harris, and Joe M., N.
Washington and Gail H., Carolyn
I. and Jesse W. Aline La G. and
Robert C., S. Smith and Frank H.
George C. and Honey M., Malchi
B. and Kathyrn E., James S. and
Ruthie S., Edwinia T. and Frank
T.
Beatrice T. and James C., Louise
H. and Erma C., Dorothy T. and
Bobbie M.,, Vergie H. and Albert
V., John D. W. and Erma P. and
last but not lest Clarence and Mary
J.
Eleanor Braden, Ruby Neil Hall,
Barbara Scott, Doris Hull, Harriett
Small Verlea. W., Shirley Duckette,
Robert Baldwin, Chester Hawkins,
Delois Pleas, Marnette Joyner, William 
Ross, James Smith Delois.
Bowles, Ezell Ervin, Esker Harris,
Audrey Peoples and Lucile Ryan.

Art Aragon To
Battle Billy
Graham In L. A.
Popular 
Art (Golden Boy) Aragon, Los
Angeles welterweight, Thursday
announced he has signed to fight
dangerous Billy Graham in LosAngeles 
Olympic Auditorium on
December 4, or Dec. 11.
Olympic promoter Cal Eaton said
the fight will not be televised.
A win over Graham, world's number 
one contender for champion
Kid Gavilan's crown, would mean
a title shot for Aragon.