Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-05-14

elementary education; Creola John
son, Tougaloo High School, Toug-
aloo, elementary education.
James R. Johnson, Lanier H
School, social science; Mary John
son Drew High School, Drew, ele-
mentary education; Ruth X. John
son, Globe Academy, Columbia
elementary education; Curtis Jones,
Stone Street High School, Green
wood, industrial arts; Dora Jones,
Parrish High School, Hazlehurst,
elementary education; Eva Jones,
Lanier High School, elementary
education; Annie B. Lotion, Stew
enson High School, Toomsuba, ele-
mentary education; Bessie McDon-
aid, Lanier High School, element
airy education; Joan McInnis, Toug-
aloo High School, elementary edu-
cation; Audrey Martin, Delta IN
dustrial Institute, Doddsville, Ian
guage arts; Juanita Martin, Toug-
aloo High School, science; Zenobia
Minis, Bowman High School, Vicks-
burg, elementary education; Mar
garet Mitchell, Mississippi Indus
trial College High School, Holly
Springs, elementary education;
Naomi Moffett, Southern Chris
tan Institute, Edwards, elementary
education; Anna Montgomery, S,
Mary's High School, Vicksburg, So
cial science; Thomasine j. Moore
Lanier High School, elementary
education; Gene L. Mosley, South
ern Christian Institute, art; Clyda
Myers, Alexander High School, ell
ementary education; Jerelene Mich
OILS, Newton Vocational High
School, elementary education; Ma
poleon Mobiles, Burgland High
School, science; Roderick Paige,
Lawrence County Training School,
Monticello, health and physical
education; Shellie Parker, Mt. Olive
High School, Laurel, art; Clifton
/ Peguese, Shirley Owen High
School, Quitman, elementary edu-
cation; Annie Ratliff, Royal Street
High School, Hattiesburg, ele-
mentary education; Stella Rufus,
st. Tam. Parish High School, Sill
dell, La, elementary educatoin;
Rebecca Salter, Jasper County
Training School, Rose Hill, ele-
mentary education; Mary Sargent,
Royal Street High School, ele-
mentary education; Barbara Shad-
wick, Harris High School, language
arts; Argyle Shannon, Parish High
School, language arts; Farris Shu-
maker, Attala County Training
School, kosciusko, elementary ed
ucation; Walter Reed, Stevenson
High School, health and physical
education; Helen L. Smith, Win.
ston County Training School
Louisville, health and physical ed
ucation; Mildred Spurlin, Ambrose
High School, elementary educa-
! ton; Hugh Stevens, Conway Vo.
cational High School, art; Dennie
Sweet, Holy Ghost High School
jackson, social science; Earline
Tate, Pike County High School
Magnolia, elementary education
Alice Thompson, Lanier High
School, elementary education;
Robert Turner, Harris High
School, elementary education; Athe-
net Uston, Prentiss Institute, lang
uage arts; Paul Wade, Lanier
High School, industrial arts; Alice
! Walker, Stone Street High School,
Greenwood, elementary education
Edna Wilmore, Bowman High
School, language and arts; Hattie
Wright, Royal Street High School,
social science; Nancy B. Moore,
Lanier High School, elementary
education; Mamie Davis, language
arts; Bessie Dennis, elementary
education; Evelyn Dunlap, elemen-
tary education; Reginald Gardner,
mathematics; Myrtis Heron, ele-
mentary education; Alice Holman,
elementary education; Corrine
Johnson, language arts; Halle
King, elementary education; Leo
Reed, social science; James Wood
son, Harriet Pearson, Sarah Nc
Kenzie, Ina Longino, elementary
education; Pearl Adams, Lubertha
Carson, Douglas High School, Mem
phis, Tennessee.
Roberta Green, Bowman High
School; Emma Pugh, Oak Park
High School,; Bessie Richmond,
Prentiss Institute; Condrumel
Davis, Lanier High School; Alice
Ridgeway, DePriest High School,
Hattiesburg, home economics.
The following students are candi-
dates for graduation during the
summer session of the 1954-55
school year: Laura Miller, Cole
man High School, and Thomascean
Harper, Lanier High School, home
, economics; Mary Ball, Yazoo City