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Identifier
20058049
Description
Beryl Nowlin is a student at E. M. Daggett Junior High School. During Mrs. Leona L. McGill's art class, Beryl began a poster project. She chose the slogan, "Be a Wave - Not a Slave," and drew a design that could serve as a recruiting sign for the Navy. Beryl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Nowlin. She is standing against a wall, displaying the artwork. The slogan is at the top of the paper. Beneath it is a depiction of a woman standing underneath an eagle and another woman standing in front of a swastika. Beryl's signature is at the bottom right corner of the artwork.
Archival Date
1943-05-06
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1734
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Students; Posters; Slogans
Names
E. M. Daggett Junior High School (Fort Worth. Tex.); Nowlin, Beryl; McGill, Leona L. (Mrs.); Nowlin, Bryant (Mrs.); Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (W. A. V. E. S.); United States. Navy
Subjects
Students; Posters; Slogans