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

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l 1 2 ,E Q . iz, 5 l l 'Q s , 2 . l Dunbar lligh School llaml The school year 1951-52 was an exceptionally busy one for the Dunbar High School Band. Severaltripswere made with the football team and on concert engagements throughout the state. They have marched in several parades, presented several Band Shows during the football season, and a Band Show with colored lights at the Sixth Annual Interstate Band Festival. Joe Melvin Lewis is Drum Major. Mrs. Harriet A. Callaway, Band Instructor. Anderson, Sherman Boyle, Frank Boyle, Audrey Burl, Leon Carr, Earl Carter, Nancy Clark, Daniel Davis, Lula Douglas, James Elam, Willie Facen, Lloyd Fitzpatrick, Ernest Graves, Johnnie CONCERT BAND MEMBERS Hayman, Theodore Hines, Frank Hinton, Leroy Honeycutt, Claudine Jefferson, Fannie Jefferson, Shirleyt Jones, Dornishesiiwlwll King, Lerious Lewis, .Ioe Me lvinwdfw' Lewis, Otis Liggins, Archie Marbles, .Iohn Mayfield, Milton Minton, Almaxo-'Oli Nash, Georgexiikidt Palmer, Eli'7 W K Peyton, Perrylyn Pitts, Bobbie Rand, Freddie Robinson, Cleonia Sanford, Curtisfok Sterley, Pearl Sterley, Robert Sutton , Maxine 'HOW Toombs, Remus Torrence, Preston Vault, William Walker, Norrnan Walker, Shepherd Walker, Willie Mae'l t'li Washington, William Watson, Charlie Whaley, Cvlendell Whitfield, Billie Wilbun, York Wilkins, James Williams, Billie Williams, Thelma Yancy, Charlesx .-, u a Hayes, Wesley Asterisks indicate: 'lf Practice Room Monitors : '3H:'l: lst Stand Players W1 Student Instructor 'lf'F'lf f ' Drum Major 'Hoi' Librarians

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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

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1 1 - 3 A Cappella Choir Left to Right! First Row: Jackie Talley, Jackie Allen, Dorothy Yancey, Vera Lupper, Ann Jones, Audra Taylor, Janice Owens, Cleonie Robinson, Treopia Green, Shirley Carter Second Row! Yolanda Jackson, Grace Hayes, E1-malene Jones, Joyce McClinton, Gloria Jackson, Emogene Taylor, Elsie Atkinson, Bertha Halliburton, Dora Williams Third Row: Leeta Branson, Charles Stoy, William Guy, Bobby Daniels, Lois Mothershed, Doris Taylor, Annie Napier, Nathaniel Powers, Eddie Watson, Preston Torrence, Dorothy Johnson Fourth Row: Walter Long, Eli Palmer, Charles Armstrong, Curtis Rodgers, Nathaniel McCray, William Campbell, Warren Freeman, Harry Caldwell, Billy Olive, Ammer Johnson Not Pictured! Dorothy Mitchell, Charles Nichols, Homer White