Dunbar High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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llleareat imma! . . 4, A -u-P .L a harms: zmraerafmrsawam.-uswmw xaasmauuununqnz 'L -'AI we ,.,, ,pw ' - 'lleareat Flash Volunteer Workers The se students work in connection with the journalism class in publishing the school paper and render very valuable service in all areas of the activity. Outer Circle: Marjorie Clinkscale, Hallie Q. Foster, Mary Ewing, Rose Jones, Emma Jean Foster, Catherine Phillips, Cordie Anthony, Myrtle Hayes, Thelma Williams, Mary Alice Thomas, Nathaniel Hill, Shirley Gibson, Anne Waugh, Anna Alexander, Bernestine Owens, Joyce Nichols, Rose Osborne, Marjorie Thompson, Naomi Marsh, Lavatryce Martin, Lorene Lewis Inner Circlet Lula Mildred Couch, Shirley Carter, Dorisene Wallace, Janice Lewis, Hortense Davis, RosennaChism, Edna Maxwell, Louise Brown, Dornishes Jones, Martha Jenkins Standing: Barbara Mull, Grace Helen Hayes, Jerelene Cole, Evelyn Vault, Shirley Har- rison, Maggie Taylor, Miss R. Torrence, Production Advisor: Mrs. E. C. Herndon, Promotion Advisor: Barbara Jones, Editor-in-Chief

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., -- Q, 5--3 Monitorial Staff Kneeling: Assembly Monitors-Alvin White, Paul Gettis, William Guy-Chr., Earl Johnson, Carl Bailey, Henry Scott. Entrance Monitors-Eddie Watson, Harvey Ray Second Row: Mrs. A. L. Perry-Sponsor. Auxiliary Traffic Monitors-Grace Helen Hayes, Mar- jorie Lupper, Catherine Waller, Shirley Jones, Dana Horn Third Row: Entrance Monitors-Johnnie Farr, Sydney Williams, Frank Wilson, Billy Mitchell, Layfayette Mitchell, George Elliott, Alonzo Pettus, Griffin Jones, Leonard Woolfolk, Sydney Tucker Fourth Row: John Carmichael, Donald Scoggins, Jesse Anderson, Willie Smith, George Walker, O. C. Hadley, Alfred Lake, Sylvester Parker Fifth Row: Gene Smith, Phillip Trent, Hugh Holloway, Albert Barber, Harry Caldwell, John Arnold, Robert Hagen, Troy Greggs Sixth Row: Clinton Smith, Edward Walton, Sam Jones, Lee Edwards, Truman Watson, Rufus Smith Not Pictured: William Childs, Roma Allison, Melvin Banks, Alvin Whitmore, Richard Davis, Landres Gray, Walter Facen, Lonnie Mayfield, William Loving, William Taylor, Preston Johnson, Eldridge Williams Assembly Monitors! Curtis Rodgers, W. O. Mays

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Flil II 'ILEIIV X , A 1.13:-1 5jf,f,jl,Vig'5ggifiiq 2 k.,' ' f . J s M. J , K. f, s. wlrggf, 5-2 i,I i- ij, I X..k' 55g'ie'f1 .g ,k', gi A 1 1 - -f A if! ::.4c's. 'Q': :J 2, gy if gg,-wi, i f , . , . - : . -.. 2 K ' - - . - - W. I A ,gi XQFK L ' 141 . hi - J V L' The Journalism Ulass The Journalism Class was begun this year to help students 1. Prepare for work on a high school paper. Z. Acquire habits of clear, concise written expression. 3. Acquire poise, tact, and self-confidence in business and social relations. 4. Acquire skill in collecting, condensing, and organizing material from all sources of in- formation. 5. Acquire acritical attitude toward news and an ability to evaluate the worth of publications through wide and intelligent reading of newspapers and periodicals. lnthe picture, Lois Mays, secretary of the class, is recording criticisms and suggestions of the students on a published issue, while Walter Long, president of the class, presides. First Table: Rose Colding, Barbara Waters, Lovice Fuller, Gene Smith,Cora Thomas,Charles Armstrong, William Taylor, Beverly Norwood, Bettie Deloney, Doris Penny, Shirley Colquitt, Ann Scott Second Table: Linnie Thomas, Arthur Ghant, Juanita Johnson, Billie Whitfield, Shirley Moore, Jeanette Cooney, Joe Melvin Lewis, Franklin Souder, Freddie Rand, Patsy Washington, Patsy Webb, Ora Matthews Standing: Miss R. Torrence, Instructor, William Vault, Griffin Jones, Walter Long Seated in Front of Class: Lois Mays