Armstrong High School
With the start of the industrial and manual training programs in 1873,
Armstrong and McKinley Technical High Schools were founded.
1920 Armstrong High Manual Training School Commencement Program
Presiding Official: Dr. J. Hayden Johnson
Invocation: Rev. Monroe S. Caver
Address to the Graduates: E. C. Williams
Award of Scholarships: Roscoe C. Bruce, Assistant Superintendent of Schools
Presentation of Diplomas: Dr. John Van Schaick, Jr.
Location: Dunbar High School Hall
1920 Graduating Gentlemen
Herald Arthur Allen
Clarence Eugene Austin
Paul Milo Beckley
Howard Edward Brandon
William Milton Bright
Cardola Burnett
Ira Carter
Earle Embry Coates
Francis Armand Cole
James Albert Darmon
Ingersol Moton Jackson
Welford Hiram Jackson
Wilton Walton Jackson
Roscoe Benjamin Long
Winston Hogue Luck
Louis Franklin Miller
Ashton Herbert Morrison
George Newsome, Jr.
Tracy Gregory Parks
James Hill Robinson
William Howard Terry
Conroy Thompson
Frank Thompson
Henry David Tyler
Waldo Emerson Webb
Eugene Willis
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1920 Graduating Ladies
Edith Omelia Carter
Mabel Evelyn Datcher
Marion Estelle Demby
Josephine Elizabeth Ford
Sadie Ursuline Freeman
Mary Willis Garrison
Blanche Amanda Glascoe
Irene Glascoe
Mabel Elizabeth Harris
Margaret Virginia Hodges
Vivian Elaine Hoffman
Sarah Jane Jackson
Selena Jane Jackson
Mary Sophronia Jones
Alexine Octavia Kager
Lillian Estelle Lee
Phoebe Sutherland Miles
Leonia Virginia Murray
Margaret Bly Parker
Edith Bellvetta Pinn
Fannie Elizabeth Pleasants
Arnetta Lorraine Randall
Thelma Christine Smith
Marguerite Washington
Katherine Elizabeth Webb
Lethia May White
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Transcriber's Note: Information was taken from the June 22, 1920,
edition of the Washington Post (Washington, DC) at Page 14.
1931 Armstrong High School Yearbook, "The Reflector"
Class Officers - February 1931
Fannie Granton | President |
S.B. Merriweather | Vice President |
Silas Berry | Treasurer |
Edna Hall | Recording Secretary |
Isiah Woodward | Cor. Secretary |
Charles Arnett | Sgt.-at-Arms |
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Class Officers - June 1931
Weldon Carter | President |
Catherine Watson | Vice President |
Vernon Ricks | Treasurer |
Helen Grant | Recording Secretary |
Lucille Frazier | Cor. Secretary |
Cecil Rabb | Sgt. -at-Arms |
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Reflector Editorial Staff
Norman Scesco | Editor-in Chief, February Class |
Clarence Jackson | Editor-in-Chief, June Class |
Amy Barnes | Asst. Editor-in-Chief |
Thelma Armstead | Business Manager, February Class |
Rosalind Queen | Business Manager, June Class |
Ralph Dines | Advertising Editor |
Hulet Brown | Art Editor |
DeAtley Ridgley | Literary Editor |
James Talbert | Humor Editor |
Seniors
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Thelma Roberta Amstead
Christine Pauline Blenheim
Richart Herbert Crutcher
Mason Leon Fields
Fannie Granton
William Anthony Hawkins
Curley LeRoy Knox
Elizabeth Mary Lewis
Norman Muchillo Scesco
Alice Fredlee Stoddard
Rosanna Worthy
Nathaniel William Wright
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Theodore Rossevelt Adams
Silas Lutrell Berry
Martin Augustus Crishlow
Christine Ellen Fuller
Clarence Edward Gilmore
Edna Mae Hall
Edmund Francis Eli Lewis
Sylvester Merriweather
Joseph Harold Middleton
Sidney Aloysius Morris
Robert Edward Swales
Isiah Alfonso Woodward
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Brainard Roland Bellfield
Everett Cooper
Helen Bernice Davis
Ralph Theodore Dines
Clarence Lorenzo Jackson
Gladys Bessie Lewis
Marjorie Rosa Mitchell
Rosalind Mary Queen
Ella Mary Swygert
James Loraine Talbert
Earl Alexander Taylor
Catherine May Watson
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Troy Barnes
Aaron Beverly
Ethel LaFay Lemon
Annie Lee Macon
Cecil Christopher Rabb
William Welford Ricks
Larre Frances Robinson
James Henry Smiler Jr
Elizabeth Marrian Stafford
Jerome Louie Vass
Geneiva Leeise Walker
Luvater Whisonant
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William Welson Alphonso Carter
Reginald Hubert Casey
Eugene Lee Graves
William Rudolph Grimes
Regina Olivia Miller
Martha Ellen Moore
Frances Estelle Murphy
Georgia Mae Parrish
Harry Frances Perritt
Jeannette Rosa Thompson
Augustus Jefferson Vowels
Viola Teresa Willis
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John Edwin Amis
Bishop Nathaniel Bearfield
Vincent Clinton Brown
William Sylvester Carson
Earl Edwin Corbin
Frank Welson Davis
Alphonso Griffin
Andrew Albert Jackson
Alexander Jocob Jones
Milton Allen Piper
Timothy John Thomas
Alton James Wilson
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Amy Rebecca Barnes
Philip Boone
Eleanor Velario Coburn
Lucille Betty Frazier
Evelyn Christine Gray
Edward Endrew Morton
Veron Heubutt Ricks
Richard Lee Spells
Edward Phillip Taylor
Florence Truss
Margaret Ellen White
Berkley Daniel Williams
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Mary Elizabeth Brockenborough
Thomas Clarence Bryant
Luther Lee Burrell
Lendall Warren Chase
Helen Virginia Grant
James Earl Johnson
Frances Key
Freeman Morrison Murray
Calvin Harrison Pendelton
Mary Elizabeth Pinkert
Marion Antoinette Poyner
Gladys Turner
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Gladys Beatrice Barton
Addison Joseph Brooks
Hulet Hilton Brown
Charles Henry Bush
Carrie Carter
Gladys Marie Hill
Earl William Johnson
Ellen Mae Knight
Naomi Isadore Millard
Nathaniel Ross Mondell
Helen Madeline Plater
De Atley Arnold Ridgely
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Vincent Anthany
Milton Baddy
Walter Clark
Roland Coton Harry Grayson
Bernice Genetree Cousart
Howard Vincent Johnson
Samuel Wood Lane
Randolph Lewis
Cornelius Martin
Clarence Frederick Reeves
Osborne Turner
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Transcribed and contributed by Bertha Powe