May Day Parade At South Miami School 1950
Ellen McGahee crowned May Day queen on May 10 aided by Mildred Mitchell and Earline Shepherd. Carver's band majorettes led the procession through South Miami with many student groups representing United Nations members. End of year trips listed and faculty changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McGahee
Mildred Mitchell
Earline Shepherd
Ford
Carver
Gloria Carter
Regina Miller
Mable Walton
Susie Montgomery
Carolyn Edwards
Judith Ann Thomas
Rosa Lee Alvis
South
Miami
United Nations
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Oo Gray
Rosemary Braynon
Josie Roberts
Evelyn S. Williams
Earline D. Cliette
Annie Grant
Clovis Anderson
Georgia McMahon
Clara Brooks
Alzelina Pinkney
Dorothy Bowman
Maxine Johnson
Pan-American Airways
Holsum_ Bakery
Junior Museum of Arts
Eastern Gardens
Natural
Cyrus Rayford
Barbara Bailey
Rosa B. Fannin
Douglas Primary School May Day Program Celebrates World Cultures
Douglas Primary School staged a May Day program at Dixie Park with classes portraying nations through songs and dances from Sweden Denmark Hungary Chinese and American Indian groups. The event featured first second and third grade performances culminating in a finale with God Bless America and One World. Coronation of King McKever Smith and Queen Barbara Smith drew cheers as teachers and parents shared in the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Primary School
Dixie Park
America
McKever Smith
Barbara Smith
Sadie Johnson
Paula Williams
Pavane
Eneane
Sunny of Sunnyside shines at Liberty City Elementary
Sixth grade presented a two act operetta in the school cafetorium drawing an overflow crowd. Notable performers included Barbara Wooten and Carolyn Bennett with supporting actors James Canady Elmer Hewitt Murphy Griffin Windell Cohen Altamese Smith Gwendolyn Moon Patsy Bostick. The group coordinated singing dancing and costumes under strong direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny of
Sunnyside
Sunny
Barbara Wooten
Carolyn Bennett
James Canady
Elmer Hewitt
Murphy Griffin
Windell Cohen
Altamese Smith
Gwendolyn Moon
Patsy Bostick
Annie Hudson
Liberty City
Girl Scout Council
Camp Mahahee
Dade County
Gomez
NW 63Rd St
Collins
Rosa Wilson
Joseph McClendon
Edna Williams
Jimmie Young
Charlene Simon
Geraldine Johnson
Jean Collier
Orion Whitaker
Phyllis Wheatley PTA Delivers Program and Prizes
After a Thursday evening PTA meeting on the playground, Phyllis Wheatley Choir performed four numbers while Mrs. Finley read and Mrs. Gibson sang. Mrs. Carolyn Morley gave Mrs. G. B. Albert a corsage of orchids, and gifts and refreshments were shared. Frederick Saunders of Mrs. Maxcine Ford’s sixth grade won prizes in a Lip Reading Contest at Booker T. Washington high school and on a radio Books Bring Adventure broadcast, stating an ambition to become a dentist. The school received a Community Chest of Dade County Special Award for the 1951 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Phyllis Wheatley
Finley
Gibson
Carolyn Morley
G. B. Albert
Albert
Stanley Newbold
Hattie Brace
Mother’s Club
Sybil Mackey
Marjorie Rhodes
Miss Hattie Brace
Frederick Saunders
Maxcine Ford
Booker T. Washington High School
Frederick
Smokey Bay
Billie O’day
Community Chest of
Dade County
Freshman Orientation plans at Booker T. Washington
The outgoing Student Council president and officers join deans and counselors for a sixth grade visit at Phyllis Wheatley and Dunbar to explain BTW activities and finalise Orientation Day set for May 21 at 1 30 PM in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Wheatley
Dunbar
Freddie Rutledge
Y Guunuatie Wright
Booker T. Washington School
Washingtonians
Booker T. Washington High School Seeks Community Aid for Evaluation
In November 1951 the school will undergo compulsory evaluation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. To maintain an A Class rating, faculty and students invite community participation and suggestions to strengthen the program. A meeting at BTW cafeteria is set for Wednesday May 23 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington High School
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Training and schooling options for your children
A fragmented statement discusses the type of training and school your children will receive. It mentions choices and certainty about educational paths. No concrete institutions or dates are provided.
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JRE Lee Elementary
Marjorie D. Byrd
Marjorie D. Jenkins
Essie Benbow
Jre Lee
A. J. Pinkney
Flora Plummer
E. §. Williams
A. F. Brooks
New York University
Hampton Institute
Douglas School News
Liberty City Elementary News
BTW HI School News
Florida East Coast Railway
Homestead
Hialeah
Ft. Lauderdale
The
Athletic Association
BTW
Washington, D. C
AAA
Florida
Jacksonville
Virginia Beach
Mercury
Paul O’steen, Jr
Femaliz
Ocash Ocod
Pharmacal Company
Olive &St
St. Louis, Mo
Gill — Lode
N.W
St. St
McQueen
14Th St
Sth Ave
Cigers Cigarettes and
Victory Gardens
CBS
Allapattah Drive
Hamnlin
Grand Ave
Fla
J. A. Summons
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