Dunbar High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1953 volume:

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Turner Rubye Walker Mildred Whidbee Alberta Briggs Science Frances Smith Edna Brown Glascoe Catlin Aurelia Clifford James Curtis Norma Johnson Roscoe Monroe Ruby Taylor Patrick Diggs Emily Bishop Guidance Ruth Lrghston Ethel Hucles Osceola Savage James Spencer Natalie Tilghman Robert Williams History Luther Mitchell Joel Carrington James Carroll Lottie Chase Morrison Davage Henry Johnson Theodore Watkins Yolando Williams Mamie Woodford Home Economics Sadie Bryant Mary Allen Caroline Bundara Helen Murray Gladys Reed Elvera Richardson Eliza Robinson Frances Williams Frances Lotten Hygiene Sarah Rayne Bernard Nash Susie Miles Industrial Arts 'Alonzo Lancaster Walter Edmonds Dudley Henry Tazewell Johnson Ernest Lee Samuel Stewart John Tilghman Charles Woodford Ernest Stokes Geography Evelyn Hightower Bessie Anderson Georgie McDaniels Nathaniel Peck Language 'Agnes Patterson Alfred Dixon Jessie Godwin Sally Horne Olivia Lewis Margaret Williams Robert Ford librarian Alma Cornish Mathematics 'William Russell Erovele Brinkley Ruth Greene Earl Hagan William Hays Waverly Henderrcks James Henson lrvlnL1ndsay Helen Quarles Leroy Taylor William Wh: e Elias Wilson Music 'Mildred Williams John Coppock Venoris Williams Jeanette Blount Physical Education 'E'mer Burgess Lavinia Brown Rachael Carroll Mary Hurt William Cain Calvin Lambson Archie Lewis Driver s Education Calvin Ashe Unified Studies Mildred Goodrich Alma Harris Coordinator Ethel Payne , g Y 4 1 Dorothy Singleton Evans Cmhefgne Low i . ' 4 nl EDWIN AMOS Basketball Team, Bowling Team, Traveling Club, Hi Y Club. Honor Socuely Library Cub Safely Patrol AUDREY BLAKE sl' I? 4 L. GLADYS ANDERSON Safety Palrol, Y Teens. LETTIE BARNES Sfudenl Council, Mixed Choir, E.K.A., Swimming Club, Travel Club. SENIOR CLASS Fulure Teachers of America Travel Club Band Golden Masque Guild Student Council PHYLLIS BLANKS YVU I Tennis Team Glee Club E KA Swimming Team ROSETTA BRADFORD GENEVA BERRY Y Teens. JOHNNIE MAE BROOKS -'Pr ev . I . I 1 ' I ' I , , . . ., , r 1 ' , . .-1' an Q- .4 , 1, ,,.,,.n ': al, at 7 , ,,, if, V' 1 ef, ,Ire if - x 3 , k j., V 1 ' rpw, ts Hin, 1 if .F ,A'5f , .' ,Q I Q .zmzv ,ig 45 yi.. 'lxei f . ,, l fl . L T1 A asv. 1 1 AP' -E Qi' ARLENE BROWN Softball Team E K A Basket ball Team Bowlnng Team Tumbling Team Wrestling Team Safety Patrol Track Team EDWARD BRAWNER DELORES BROWN EKA Mlxed Chow Library Club Golden Masque Guild fi' EMMA BROWN PEARLINE BROWN SENIOR CLASS Volley Ball Team Safety Patrol Softball Team VELMA CAMPBELL Glrls Chou Mixed Choir E K A Library Club Amlcu Latml PEARL CHESTER Honor Soclety Llbrary Club Broadcast Editor Clvnl Defense JOAN COLE af' ' 4 9 A' V Ai 'QL' ,Av 45: 6? a '51 P , .,., - I . I 'I I . , - - a I I I . .I . .I In .I . , . ' . . I .. . I ANDREW COLLINS MARILYN CRUMP LEON DAVENPORT Honor Socieiy, Golden Mosque Band. Guild, Bowling Team, E.K.A. Safety Patrol. Charm Club Girls League Y Teens MILDRED DRANGHN 6 SENIOR CLASS Red Cross Unned Nahons Gxrls Choir Siudent Councnl Volley Ball Team VIVIAN EATON Slxah ng Club VIRGINIA FISHER ,fmkx THOMAS DIGGS Football Team Golden Masque Guuld Senior Canleen WALTER FOWKLES fi, -P g eil 5 ' X ' ' I , I . 1 5 I K JEAN GARNER Mixed Choir, Senior Canteen. JV Football Team Bowling Team Rifle Team Travel Club ROBERT HOUSTON 99 GLORIA GRAHAM Girls Choir, Mixed Chorus, Travel Club, Library Club, Amici Latini. lvl- Yi , 4 ERSELL VIRGINIA GRIFFIN Girls Choir, Travel Club, Tennis Team, School Bank. SENIOR CLASS Safety Patrol Skating Club GEORGE JACKSON 5 5. MARY JAMES Z' fir X. I.YDlA GRINAGE Golden Masque Guild, Girls Choir, Library Club, Associate Editor of Broadcast, United Nations. Wrestling Team Football Team CLYDE JEFFER5 N-J 7 A AN D , 'f V S , 5 5 V . A W, , A - f N , V, 1, if , , 9' , 1 A W , V l H f. 1 E J . 1 A s I 1 CHARLES JOHNSON Bowling Team, Travel Club, Student Council Mixed Choir School Bank Football Team Golden Masque Gulld WARREN JONES 8 ff FLORENCE WILLIAMS Mixed Chour Y Teens l FREDERICK JONES Football Team Mixed Chonr SENIOR CLASS Basketball Team Mixed Choir Y Teens Volley Ball Team Swlmmmg Club GLORIA ANNE KELLY Muxed Choir Gurls Clwolr Travel Club Swimming Club Amlcl Latml VIOLA JOHNSON -Q-mx 'WWE JUANITA .JONES Spamsh Club Girls Chour Football Team Baseball Team Basketball Team Track Team JEROME McARTHUR 1 I ' n 1 n . I I , . 1 f 1 ' I I . . I 4 I I . I I I . ' I I I l I I . l I ,L All IJ A , 9' ' we-f A ff. V 1 A , , , , F . . ,, V A 'f L., , W 3 . N5 J 'I K ., . , 5 , if ' -if .V-L S A .sf 4' 1 I .4 S E- A ms Q I ff- -1 hq Y , '14 LAWRENCE McNAIR IDA MILLER Les Amnes Mixed Choir Stu dent Council E K A A led Youth U N O Tennis Team Swimming Team Girls Choir, Swimming Team, Volley Ball Team, Basketball Red Cross, United Nations Qvuf ' JACQUELINE MORANT Team, Safety Patrol. Basketball Team. SENIOR CLASS MIGNON MOSES LEROY NEAL 1.1 -ff AX Malorettes Dunbar Rockettes Golden Masque Guild FTA Student Council CAROLYN NEWTON X! 1 HERBERT MORTON Track Team, Bowling Team, Travel Club, Hi Y. Bowling Team Travel Club HI Y Track Team Tennis Team Student Council FRANK NEWTON swf 9 ' , . . ., II' ' , , , ,, , , ' , 'W A 6 ., , 1' I 4 Q , .9 . I gns 4 , ,. mf f . - X' . , fu' . X kv Y S b 'W '.i'222i:2,Q-?41f:L::::Z .Y lx X ST. . I ? ,fr I E 2' , I I X ' . GORDON PALMER Band Wrestling Team Bowllng Team NOLAN RICHARDSON IO ff' gf Lf -nv QU' GLADYS PORTER PERCIVAL PATRICIA PRICE BARBARA RICE Travel Club E K A Bowling Editor of Broadcast E K A Les Basketball Team Volley Ball Team Basketball Team Safety Amues Allaed Youth U N O Team Spamsh Club Patrol Bowlmg Team SENIOR CLASS Associate Editor of Broadcast Golden Masque Guild Student Council EKA Bowling Team Labrary Club AGNES ROBINSON Y Teens Mlxed Choir Girls Cholr EKA Swlmmmg Club Volley Ball Team LUCY ROLLINS KV? Charm Club Gnrls league Y Teens MARGUERITE SCHERER ,, . , . . . 1 I r - - w I I I - ,-,..- -- . v .- K, '- , AU H3 : A RK- k V ' g . -1 S V , I r 1' CORNEL SCRUGGS Golden Masque Gulld Journalnsm Spamsh Club Stu dent Councll Girls League Bug Sisters Club ADDIE SMALL WILLIAM SIMPSON Student Councll F B LA Safety Patrol A HARRY SI NGLETON SENICR CLASS Safety Patrol DELORES STOKES I Swnmmung Club Travel Club Llbrary Club PEARL SWEETWINE 7' WILLIAM SIX Student Council Golden Masque Guuld Hu Y Mlxed Cholr Skat mg Club Gee Club Red Cross THEODORA TAYLOR f. ll 'T t . . 4' lv: f . , , ' ll' ' . ,Q - iff' X , IH C Y I . Ip, 4 r , . I . C V . . 525' L.-I ,I I ' ' ' 'I I I I . I ' I , - . ' ' , , I , , I I I - fi' ,J-9 BERNICE TUBMAN Swlmmlng Club lnbrory Club Y Teens Rlfle Club Journalism Cub YVONNE WALLER BERNARD WHITE CAROLYN WHITE SHIRLEY STANCIL lump--A fvi 9D hr' I . ' ' Y Teens Mixed Chour School Band. Mnxed Chonr Y Teens E KA Student Councvl Girls ,5 l N. li... THERESA WHITT Team Golden Masque Gu.ld Journa Ilsm Club EKA lnbrary Club Basketball Team MARY WISE P5 ALICE WILKINS Mixed Choir CARRIE WILLIAMS Travel Club Library Club SENIGR CLASS Spanuh Club Girls Chonr MAMIE WILSON Y Teens Mnxed Chour Baskef ball Team E KA Honor Socnety ELNORA WOODY WORTHINGTON WINKLER Safely Palrol Fooiball Team Track Team F BLA Track Team Wresflung JOHN WILLIAMS pf my x x f U u Q I L. , Y Teens, Mixed Choir, Tennis Red Cross, Student Council, , T . l ' I I n I Q c n 0 , I 1 . I . . U , . . , 1 ' . n 1 - . -, , , . . ., I . 'CP qv-. -fit xii' ,519 DELORES YOUNG ALONZO BRACY E Unlfed Naflons Student Coun :ll EKA Basketball Team Red 5-r1f ' ,,,...x LNORA TUCKER GLEN WILLSON Travel Club Sfudenf Council Cross Football Team Track Team Swrmmlng Club library Club Fccfball Te am Track Team SENIOR CLASS Rnfle Team Bowling Team LOUIS CHAPMAN 2 'al x X O' X Edltorlal Staff Editor an Chief Associate Edttor Llterary Editor MARGURITE SHEARER ELNORA WOODY AGNES ROBINSON Special Features Editors IRENE WALKER ERSELL GRIFFIN Asststants Managerial Staff Managnng Edntor Patrons Manager Clrculatnon Manager Treasurers PHYLLIS BLANKS ANDREW COLLINS EDWARD UNDERWOOD WILLIAM SIX LYDIA GRINAGE GLORIA KELLY AGNES ROBINSON CAROLYN WHITE AUDREY BLAKE ADDIE SMALL Charles Johnson New and surprising evudence found un our daily luves shows clearly the number of people with a hugh school educatuon Twenty years ago the num ber of hugh school graduates was about one third the present day number and fifty years ago the number of hugh school graduates would be dumunushed by almost seventy per cent Wuth thus idea un mind the students and graduates of hugh schools should be putting forth more effort and struvung to absorb all of the materual taught to them by their teachers Mr Davage our History teacher us always sayung The nunety a student makes un hus school should be equivalent to the nunety of any other student from any other school un the Unuted States ls thus true today? Thus question alone us a very broad one and has many phases but I shall only discuss one Today most graduates find that 'obs are harder to acquure because of the larger number of suutable applicants Even In business firms where countless posutuons are avaulable vacancues are becomung very rare The graduates of today are finding the going tougher and more competitive than un prev uous years Jobs of manual labor requures workers to have at least a hugh school duploma Profes suonals who prevuously never needed an educatuon find themselves replaced by people who have had formal educatuon There are ways of decreasing the amount of competutuon The most umportant method us remaun ung un school and tryung to do the best work pos sible If the work taught usnt clear or coherent don t be ashamed or embarrassed to let the teacher know that you do not understand what us being taught Another way us by tryung to go to college or preparatory school un order to uncrease your knowl edge and become better equipped for your entrance to the outsude world the world of hugh school graduates o Pausung for Station ldentufucatuon un Education Shirley Stancul We as youth of today have much to consider in order to accomplish our goal-being efficient adults of tomorrow. Therefore, let's begin our program early. First, and foremost, striving daily to achieve success depends largely upon the preparation we have made previously. Plan your program, follow it, if however it be- comes necessary to pause for station break in Edu- cation, continue again, don't give up striving even harder than before. If a task is once begun, never leave it till its done be its laborer great or small do it well or not at all. Let these words become food for your daily thoughts. There is no time to pause for station break in Education. One who allows other things to interfere with his education will soon lose sight of his goal. Let us too consider this never ending thought, We owe it to ourselves and others to continue our edu- cation for there is No Pause For Station Identification In Education. Highschool Graduates in a World of Highschool Graduates Looking into the Future Agnos Robinson United together are the members of this June Class of '53, but as we depart here the world holds many possibilities and probabilities for us. Looking into the eye of the wise owl that has been with us for six years, l can see that the education depart- ment will add to its enrollment Pearl Chester, Alice Kirkland, Phyllis Blanks, Gloria Graham, Viola Johnson, Bernice Tubman, Lydia Grinage, Theresa Whitt, lrene Walker, and yours truly. These pros- pective teachers will help to train young Americans in becoming better citizens of tomorrow. Science will play an important part in the future, for in our laboratories men will be discovering and experimenting new inventions. Among them will be the Biological Chemists Charles Johnson and Her bert Morton Vivian Teal and Mignon Moses will assist them in the laboratory as technicians Have you s en the latest fashions Well Mary Wise and Hazel Faulkner will be designing the latest fashions for Pans and America Hattie Watkins will be their model We need well prepared meals and Shirley Quick the dietitian will please our appetite with her deli cious recipes Doctors and nurses are needed in this atomic age and some day you may walk into the office of Dr Gladys Summerville and Dr Gloria Kelly Percival Price Lettle Barnes Yvonne Waller Barbara Rice and Viola Brown will have their medical degree and will be the nurses of some large institution Physical Education plays a vital part in our daily lives and in the years to come Elnora Woody and Madeline Kane will instruct hugh school students to After you have passed away you can rest assured that our mortician Barbara Locks will let us rest in peace. Of course when you visit some business offices you will see Mary James, Addie Small, George Jackson, Leon Davenport, Margo Bryan, Velma Campbell, William Six, William Price and Wilbert Hilliard, busy typing. As you read you' daily newspapers don't forget to read the editorial column, for there you will read the great works of Joan Cole, the Journalist. Edwin Amos and Frank Newton will be our indus- trial Architects and they will design the best houses hotels movies and churches Robert Houston will be the pilot of the new rocket airplane Marie Curry and Ersell Griffin will help and our armed forces as Marie will be a Physical Education teacher there and Ersell will be an officer If you should ever get into trouble Lawyer Ber nard White will take the case If some of you visit Broadway you may see the Dunbar Musicians Ronald Bennett that great saxo phone player the organist Andrew Collins and Gordan Palmer the trumpet player Virginia Fisher will become the second Sarah Vaughn Hugh class are the members of this class arent they? Only time will tell Oh the owl hasnt sand a word Maybe l shall take a tip from hum and lust wait to see what is going to happen to the June become strong and healthy individuals Robert Houston Forgive Me You Belang To Me Takes Two To Tango Wallung My Baby Back Home Trying In Gone Why Dont You Believe Mo Im Confesslng Youre My Inspiration Muslcally Carolyn White For not malnng the honor roll Diploma Fund a date class night After Graduation To make an honest 75 Leaving Dunbar late for History class I love my Alma Mater June Graduating Take Me In Your Arms And Hold Me Congratulations after Graduation Ill Always Remember You Members of faculty and student body Class of 1953 Speaking Yvonne Waller I Ran All The Way Home My Song Three Letters The lovellest Night Of The Year Slipping Around The Greatest Sinners Of Them All Cold Cold Heart It s In The Book Toll Me Why lt's Grand Night For Singing Delores Young To tell mom I passed Dear Alma Mater Three deficiencies Graduation night Going out to lunch l2A failures Teachers who fail 12A s Mr Davages History 50 in Math Graduation night I I - . 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Fl r Q 1 1 7 , fan ' '13 I ' ff A -1 ' k xff ' 6 Q I' j ,Aa , if The Future Dreams of the Graduates Walter Fowlkes Richard Ashworth Carolyn White After serving three years in England with the armed forces, Captains Walter Fowlkes and Richard Ashworth in T963 returned to the United States to visit several of the states. They met Lydia Grinage, Shirley Stancil, Jacqueline Morant and Carolyn White teaching in an interracial high school in South Carolina They attended the Jazz Concert at Carnegie Hall In New York where Bernard White, Ronald Bennett and Annabelle Jefferies were the guest artists of the concert While passing through Pennsylvania, they visited the funeral home of Miss Barbara Locks Upon their arrival in their home town Baltimore where they had dinner at the home of Miss Arlene Brown now Mrs Worthington Winkler, there they spent a loyful evening talking over old times After dinner they visited the new building of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, to their surprise they met Nina Cole as head pediatrician with Alice Wilkins, Lucy Rollins and Rosetta Brad ford as nurses and Leroy Neal x-ray technician. They went from Baltimore to Cleveland to see the championship football game between the Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Rams. Starring for the Browns were Jerome McArthur and Alonzo Bracy. During half time of the game they met Edwin Amos and Henry Gordon who told them of their basket ball achievements with the New York Kmcker bockers There reporters on the game were Barbara Rice and Joan Cole of the Chicago Tribune Miss Cole and Miss Rice informed them as to where they could find their old friends Wilbert Sturdtvant and Cornell Scruggs before the two actors went to Cali forma for their screen test After having a nice time talking over old times with their friends in Cleve land they decided to return to the state of Alma Mater Maryland They were very much impressed with the success of their former classmate As We Know Them Vivian Eaton, Rosetta Bradford, Dolores Young, and Edward Underwood Rosetta Bradford Rosle Marilyn Crump Vivian Eaton Edward Underwood Theodora Taylor Dolores Young Walter Fowlkes Worthington Winkler Alfred Holmes Leroy Neal Edwin Amos Louis Chapman Theresa Whitt Lucy Rollins Lydia Grinage William Burton Alonzo Bracey Charles Fields Jerome McArthur Robert Houston Elnora Woody Warren Jones William Simpson Ann Lewis Lump Vlv Undo Teddy Lousy Eubanks DYIIT Hop Amo Lefty ee Peanle Smiles Dank Push Fields Geronimo Rocco Hooks Snake Hip Pie Boy Sparks Carolyn Newton Louise Johnson Audrey Murphy Audrey Blake Ann Ringgold Annabell Jefferies Gladys Porter Gladys Anderson William Price George Jackson Wllbert Sturdlvant Hazel Faulkner Arlene Brown Mamie Wilson Emma Brown John Cammon Rufus Taylor Edward Brawner Richard Ashworth Hughey Chisholm Addie Small Dollie Ervin Wilbert Hlllrard Kitty Peaches Audie Honey Sandy Bootsy Gladco Jo Jo Bl y Zapata Skeeter Red Top Squeaky Little Bits Bllnky Pete Common Speedy Bruiser Abdualh Handsome I-lughey Jeanne Do Wilco n a 1 s I ' . . , I , . . . 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Charles Johnson Ann Ringold o0iLIegiv.5u.lQ Plantfall Tinsley ,,,,,, Robert Houston ..,., u Comic Strip Characters By Vivian Eaton, Dolores Young, Robert Houston and Irene Walker Humphrey ..,.,. I.iI Abner Wm--uHueYu Tillie the ToiIer Frederick Jones ,,,,, Louie Frank Newton ,. ..., ,,s.,.,s,... ' 'Duey Andrew Collins ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ' 'Donald Duck Carolyn Newton . Irene Walker .... Nolan Richardson Jerome McArthur Ersell Griffin ,,,,,A. Walter Fowlkes , Louis Chapman ,. Edward Amos . Ronald Bennett . Mignon Moses ,,.,, ..,.... Annie Rooney , ...,... ,, Maggle - H ., ,.,..... Jlggs ,,,,, Oxark Ike Daisy Mae ..,,, Dick Tracy ......,..., JeIf .,,,.,,,, Mutt .. ,,,,,,,,,, Tiny Tim Winnie WinkIe 11 n n u u u Haskel Bradford ..... Bette Foster Percival Price Phyllis Blanks .....,, Viola Johnson Warren Jones ...,A., Vivian Teal ,.,., Elmore Banks ,,,... Madeline Kane ,.,,, Lawrence McNair .. Barbara Locks ....,. lettie Barnes .,,. Gloria Kelly ,...,. Lucy Rollins ..................,................,.A,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vivian Eaton and Marilyn Crump .,...,..,,, The Bette Foster .A....,.,,.,..,.....,,,...A......,.A.. ,.,,,,.... Worthington Winkler Audrey Blake ....,.,.... B, O. Plenty ,,.,,. LittIe Iodine ...,,, Tessie Truehart ..... Dottie DrippIe .,.,.. Horace DrippIe ..,, Dixie Dugan .,,,,,,,, The Phantom Little Orphan Annie ...,,,,.,,,,,.,...,... Henry ....,, Newsuit Nan -W------A-v-V- JvdY , ..,,..... Olive Oil ......... Patsy Walker Katxeniammer Kids ..,,,....A, LiItIe Iodine ..... Ben Holt ....... Penny Be the Best Whatever You Are N. Cole After June 'I953 we shall probably never be together collectively again. Most of us shall prob- ably never meet each other for a long time. What has this big old world in store for us beyond these secure walls of Dunbar? How will we get along on our own? It is customary to receive a going-away present 'from mother or father when you leave home. Our Mother Dunbar, has given us guidance and inspira- tion for a long time. Now, I, a fellow traveler have a gift for you, not very material or tangible, but it may prove very valuable. My little gift is a certain effort for you to put on, like you would put on a dress or suit only you may keep my gift on for a life time. This little gift will be a morale booster, and help you to say to yourself, Wherever I hap- pen to go, I shall do my best, in whatever I may do. Whatever you may do is for you, and you alone, to decide. Some of your present dreams may be- come shattered by some unavoidable obstruction but please don't lose faith in yourself. During your travels, you will find much work to be done. If your dreams have been shattered temporarily, then work earnestly with something else, close at hand, and bigger things will come your way. Maybe in the end, your hopes and dreams through all the years will come true. Then too, if you are iust lucky and the road of your journey has been smoothed out, don't forget my present. Don't be mediocre. Accept my gift and always strive to be a little better than the best. In other words, make your job professional by doing your best. If you happen to be a cook, then be the best cook. Make your chocolate cake as high as mountains. If you should be a porter, then be the best porter. Make your floors gleam, even in dark- ness. lf you are a housewife, then be the best house- wife by making your house a real home for a happy family. If you should be a teacher, lawyer or a doctor, then be the best. Always give the best you have to your students, clients or patients, and you'll be richer for it. In saying goodbye, until we meet again, please accept my gift honestly, the road ahead of you will be dark sometimes and this gift may even serve you as a torch. If so, then hold the torch high, as you go nigh, and be the best, whatever you are. Theme taken from the poem Be The Best What- ever You Are by Douglas Mallock. A promising group of Dunbar gentlemen. The Future Business Men of America. N.. The Burning Flames of Our Success Bernice Tubman At last that long awaited day has arrived- Graduation. We have followed in our brother or sister's inspiring footsteps. Have they really been our inspiration? Who should be invited to stand and share the applause after we march off the stage? To me our parents have been our shining star guid- ing towards reaching our goal. It was mother who didn't attend club meeting because she wanted to help us with our homework, who fixed our break- fast every morning when she could have been lying in bed, who sacrificed her Xmas coat for our prom gowns. lt was father who worked overtime to give us financial aid, who gave us money for books and gym clothes that we needed or have lost. Both parents gave us love, happiness, cherished moments and encouraging words. They have built us up where we were torn down and strengthened us where we were weak. All through the years, the thirteen long years, their dreams have been ful- filled as well as ours. We can never do enough to thank our parents! Graduation isn't enough. Let us continue to strive to become future, dependable leaders. Let us thank God for our parents who are indeed the Burning Flames of Our Success. What Next After Graduation Dolores Young Graduation marks for many of us a most im portant step lt will close the door on the awkward adolescent age and open the door to independence We are thankful for our years at Dunbar which have prepared us for crossing from one era to another Nevertheless we have to answer for our selves the question of what comes after graduation ln the years to come many of us will embark as doctors lawyers teachers and stenographers and also play leading roles in the lives of others There are many opportunities and positions in the world today for the graduate The careful assistance that has been given to us in the development of ourselves at Dunbar will enable us to become successful adults in the World of Tomorrow The future is up to us Hall of Hits Addie Small Margo Bryan lm Gone You Know I love You Takes Two To Tango You re My Inspiration You Belong To Me Its Been A Long Time Teardrop: From My Eyes No Graduation My Story Ooh Ooh Ooh Missing Escorts Bureau My Song l2A Commencement Restless Heart Dunbar Junior Senior High Whats The Matter Now Prom Night Reeling And A Rocking Diploma I Dont Know 6 Years at Dunbar Trying Night Before Graduation Being Sent To The Office Dawn Dance If Ill Go To College Night Before The Test Being late For Class Alma Mater I G . ' I I I , . , . O ' ' ' ,,,,., . ,,,,,. ,,,,.,,,, , ,, , Mr. Davage Going Home , ,, , ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, , Cutting Class . I , , . . . KN 'iff' All work and no play as out ofthe question The Sr Hn Y helps to frame the soclal lute of Dunbar students The United Natlons Organuzotlon of Dunbar ever on the alert to keep the school abreast of current happen mgs I KY: 0, X K 2 S Q .,,,, 1 2 . ' 46 , . t A A X Q H A Wt-ff ' x 1 ? ' Q 8 p . or A i - W ' 4 9 5 3 , x - l Y . ' I 1 , 3 'Q Dunbar Mzxecl Chonr has rendered valuable servuce nn the school and communuty 343' I The Golden Masque Gunld and nts sensor display of ialent What Have Twelve Years Alice Having completed twelve years of schooling it is only natural to look back and take inventory How have these years benefited us? Dunbar like a fairy godmother draws students within its halls of learning by some beckoning finger of hope by some belief by some vision by some expectation of a better kind of life Within its walls we have dreamed dreams which the school has onspared us to believe we brought with us We have learned some History some Geography and some principles of experiments In Chemistry to blsect some animals In Science Being exposed to Spanish French and Latin one would be able to follow trends of a conversation in any of these languages The English skulls have helped us to show some definite Improvement With a sharp eye on the figures of the young people of our school the Physical Education teachers have nnstructed us In the advantages that can be derived from exercise and posture Our Mathematics teachers have shown us ways of Schooling Done for Us Wtlklns to figure out our own problems and budgets We have been impressed by our Home Economics teachers with the necessity of being able to cook clean and sew Finally our Vocational Guidance Counselors have helped us plan our future After twelve years in Dunbar I dare say that one has met every type of person he us likely to meet un life We have learned to understand them While the experience of twelve years have shaped our destlnltes they have may not certainly shaped our characters to some degree We get some things that we have learned but may for they can be remedied simply by looking into textbooks but not so with character Through twelve years of experience we have developed something that will neither be forgotten nor land aside for it has become Integrated unto our beings nt is lust as much a part of us as our breath :ng These twelve years have given us a lewel of infinite value a lewel that outshmes all others They have given us character The Youthful Surgeons Vlvlan Teal The youth in hugh school can be likened to the medical student The medical student learns to recognize and cure Illnesses of the body he learns skulls in the removal of destructive growths or the healing of serious wounds The hugh school student learns to recognize the Illnesses of society The skulls he learns are to cure the sncknesses of ignorance and Intolerance Has Instruments are knowledge and understandung of others and with these he will cut out the cancerous growth of preluduce and hate Thus each year millions of young social surgeons having been thoroughly trained through practical and meanung ful experiences go out into the world and proceed to practice the most needed doctrine of all good citizenship Having fulfilled all necessary high school require ments and never losing faith in himself and human ity the hugh school surgeon makes desirable con trubutnons towards making his community a more socially healthy place to live 0 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . I 1 1 , 1 1 1 . . 1 1 . . , . 1 . . . - 1 I . . . I - 1 11 . -A - 11 I . Last Will and Testament Class 'l2B2 Margo Bryan and Addie Small Mary James leaves her friendliness and kindness to Josephine Melvin. Juanita Jones leaves her personality to the Dunbarites. Mamie Wilson leaves her ability to get along with people to Christine Langley. Velma Campbell leaves her humorism to Mary Small and Geraldine and Georgette Johnson. William Price leaves his brains to Randolph Price. Emma Brown leaves her athletic ability to Dora Brown and Elaine Johnson. Wilbert Hilliard leaves his dramatic ability to Bessie Six. Wilbert Sturdivant leaves his acting ability to the future members of the Golden Masque. Addie Small leaves her dependability to Eula Robinson. Virginia Fisher leaves her singing ability to Minnie Jones. Leon Davenport leaves his studious ability to Ethel Dixon. Margo Bryan leaves her basketball ability to Ida Baysmore and Audrey Jackson. Clyce Jeffers leaves his mathematical ability to Myrtle Jeffers. Hazel Faulkner leaves her artistic ability to Nancy McNair George Jackson leaves his typing ability to Mildred Thorton William Six leaves his studious ability to Norman Black Hallie Six and Ceola Marine John Cammon leaves his personality to George Cammon Ada Brooks leaves her studious ability to Annie Brooks Geneva Berry leaves her sewing ability to Rosetta Hill Arlene Brown leaves her bowling ability to Bertha Washington Shirley Quick leaves her sewing ability to Ethel McKnight her modeling to Joan Jones and her leader ship to Nancy Peterson Dorothy Roundtree leaves her neatness and personality to Ernestine Hawkins Shirley Smith leaves her tardmess to Shirley Mondowney and her neat appearance to Eloise Owens Alonza Bracey leaves his athletic ability to Fred Holloway and his popularity to Leroy Robinson Leroy Hawkins leaves his athletic ability to James Harris and Nelson Taylor Glen Wilson leaves his athletic ability to Willie Eggleston and Thompkins Weaver Edward Brawner leaves his printing ability to Leroy Thomas and his wrestling to Lawrence Hunt Ernest Salisbury leaves his printing ability to Jacob Salisbury John Williams leaves his wrestling ability to George Cook Vernon Francis leaves his athletic ability to Michael Lewis Charles Fields leaves his athletic ability to Reginal Jackson Melvin Bracy leaves his popularity to Edward Eggleston Rufus Taylor leaves his quietness to Charles Gladden Motion Pictures at Dunbar Frank Newton Panic In The Street The leaving af school at the end of the day A Streetcar Named Desire The 21 bus after school is out Battle Ground The Bug Sky This Above All Monkey Business Fighting those college entrance exams Outside of Dunbar s walls To graduate from Dunbar Teachers changing marks The Crimson Pirate Red marks on report cards One Minute To Zero One minute to make the first period class Sudden Fear T Without Warning Call Me Madam Mr Branson hought of failing at the end of the second quarter Mr Russel asks for Math notebooks Mrs Grandy the French teacher An American In Paris l2A3 In FYGHCH CICS! I I ' I I ' I . - I U I l l No way Qu' YYYYYVVY-A-wv---YVVYYVYYYY,. ,,,YYY,,, T rying to leave school for lunch The QI-Ili' MGI! ee-,----------,----- - ---------------------f-----f- '-----f'-------- ' ..... ff' qi! imma 'N Scholarshup has always been a tradmon of Dunbar The Cole susters and Audrey Blake are representahve of the Semor Honor Society T e Gnrls League us a functuomng body that gives the school the dessred female touch l 1 .Pty I I v l ' ,, J' I 4'-rx I. A. It V 2 nga r I 'li l A A gif' f .y , ff s C -, ' dl' . ' J e yer r . lui E: A W- ' H 1 ' I- . , , . 5 ' Who s Who by Carolyn Whlte Addue Small Vuvuan Eaton Most Studlous Joan Cole Nuna Cole Audrey Blake George Jackson Gladys Anderson Delores Stokes Luther Benn Charles Johnson Walter Fowlkes Mlldred Draughn Wulluam Sax Shurley Hull and Addie Small Most Popular Mugnon Moses Barbara Lockes Walter Fowlkes Gladys Anderson Pearl Sweetlne Ger trude Johnson Edward Underwood Jerome McArthur Arlene Brown Margo Bryon Alonzo Bracey Ann Ringgold Johnme Mae Brooks Wllllam Sx Wullnam Sampson Worthmgton Wmkler Wllbert Sturdlvant and Wllbert Hllllard Most Attractlve Johnme Mae Brooks Theresa Whatt Henry Gordon Marguerite Scherer Ida Muller Velveeta Clark Walter Fowlkes John Wllluams Carolyn Newton Mignon Moses Lydua Grmage Argarme Beathea and Lettne Barnes Most Fashionable Ann Runggold Johnme Mae Brooks Arlene Brown Joyce Shepherd Thomas Duggs Shurley Smith Gladys Porter Frank Newton Edward Underwood Richard Ashworth Dorothy Round tree Florence Wllluams Wnllnam Snmpson Annabelle Jefternes Wulluam Johnson Walter Fowlkes and Percuval Price Most Dependable Vuola Johnson Addae Small Yvonne Waller Lydua Grmage Carolyn Whute Agnes Robmson Shurley Stancnl George Jackson Joan Cole Hazel Faulkner and Leon Davenport Most Athletic Alonzo Bracey Ernest Saulsbury Jerome McArthur Edward Amos Arlene Brown Margo Bryan Elnora Woody Charles Fuelds Glen Wilson Frederick Jones Leroy Hawkms Perm Tinsley Wulbert Sturduvant and Dolores Young Most Ambltlous Lydua Grmage Shurley Stancul Wullnam Sax Carolyn Newton Addue Small Gladys Ander son Joan Cole Phyllis Blanks Hazel Faulkner Audrey Murphy and Wllllam Price Most Humorous Theodora Taylor Ann Runggold Wnlbert Sturduvant Cornell Scruggs Leroy Neal Carolyn Whste Annabelle Jefterues Warren Jones Bernice Stokes Rnchard Ashworth Velma Campbell and Dolores Young Neatest Aluce Wulkens Shlrley Stancul Bernard Whute Pearl Chester Aluce Kurkland Lousse Johnson Lucy Rollins Dorothy Roundtree Dolores Brown Carrue Belle Wnlllams Betty Foster Margo Bryan Addle Small and Theresa Whutt Shortest Hazel Faulkner Mamie Wnlson Emma Brown Ann Lewus Carolyn Newton Frank Newton Lydna Grmage Ronald Bennett Grace Brooks and Venora Oglesby Tallest Edward Amos Wllluam Sax Addne Small Andrew Collms Irene Walker Agnes Robinson Mary James Velma Campbell and Frederick Jones Frlendllest Carolyn Whlte Rosetta Bradford Addue Small Gladys Porter Arlene Brown Mary James Velma Campbell Dollle Ervm Hazel Faulkner Gertrude Johnson Wllbert Hulluard Audrey Murphy Mary Kelly Jerome McArthur Wnllnam Pruce and Wlllnam Sex Quletest Grace Brook Ada Brooks Joyce Sheppard Glorna Jones Dons Conway Eleanora Tucker Eddie Mae Redfern Dollue Ervm Bessle Blue Rufus Taylor Glen Wilson Pearl Sweetwlne Ronald Bennett Dorothy Roundtree and Luther Benn I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 'I I I 1 ' I I 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 -1 I 1 , . . . . . . ' I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 I I 1 ' 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 I I I , . .. . . . . .. . . - 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 I I 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I I - 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I , . . . . . v I I I I I I I 1 1 - ' I 1 I I I I 1 I - . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 ' 1 I 1 1 I I I I 1 1 I I I 1 ffm The Travel Club represents a group who believes that dlrect experlence ns the finest contributor to modern educatuon So long to moans and groans And all those aches and pains So Long by lydua Grmage No more standmg on our heads kncckmg out our brains So long to cllmbmg ropes or bmdlng mgh In two Those ordeals we had In Gym We re leavmg them to you So long to Mathematlcs A subgect hard to learn But now we ll be able to count The money we hope to earn So long to all those languages The Latin French and Spanish Goodness knows we dnd our best We even learned some Englnsh We We We For IX So long to dnver s educatxon That was fun for us We dndn t smash a smgle fender We only scratched a bus Commencement day ns over Our duplomas we now hold Our dear old school we re leavnng The great maroon and gold For guldance and understandmg We thank each father and mother But gust luke the endmg of each day It s the commencement of another Thus as not the endmg As some would thunk at so We've only begun to climb, We've got a long way to go 're leavnng our great bug famaly, 're gomg, but our hearts remann 're saymg so long but not goodbye we'll come back again ' za ,Y - t A I I-. L I ,. 'I . X, V 6:23. .555 f, ggi, -. ' v , x Q yy 'Ll 1 X Q s ' N , 3 . 2 T 5 l V . , . s . . H . . . . ' V' 7 lll . Vll 'V Vlll J l rl l , 5 s ' T 12A Class Secretaries The Prlce of Success IS . Joan Cole The use of all your courage to force yourself to concentrate on the problem an hand to thunk of It deeply and constantly study at from all angles and to plan The possessuon of a hugh and sustanned determnnatuon to achneve what you plan to accomplish not only when conditions are favorable to nts accompllshment but an spate of all adverse clrcumstances whuch may arise The refusal to belneve that there are any cnrcumstances sumcuently strong to defeat you In the accomplushment of your purpose K I I X. I O O Q I . . I . ahead. I I ln Memory of Now that we the June Class of 1953 are about to leave Dunbar we pause to pay our humble respect to one very near and dear to all of us Though death has separated us for the present Charles Gull wall ever remaun very much alnve nn each of our hearts Dedication to Charles Gull on Our Graduation Day Phyllis Blanks One clay not long ago Because God loved Gill so Came to hum and sand My Son Come wrth me because your battle s won And as God faded out of sught Gull bowed hrs head and died that nlght We all mass and loved hum so And how we hated for hum to go But It IS God s wlsdom because you s He knows the best for you and me And as we walk down the aisle We ll thunk of you and begun to smile For even though you ve passed away We Il stall thunk of you on Our Graduatlon Day I I I f f I 0 ' I ' ' ll ' 1 II II . . , . ee III , . . . I 1 - - ll - ll The Cnty Champs of 1952 gave their supporters many thrlllung moments Senior members ofthe band whose colorful appearances inspired school support. -and-as Members of the Bowhng Team H -nl -and 0 ,,1ulvfw V-if T... ww The future maior league players in basic training at Dunbar. Q S XX., muff' . , jf ,T 7-F r 11-mi- 11:11- Senior members brightly expressing their famous victory smile. Dunbar will lose much of its grunts and groans when these grapplers leave. Dunbar Net Men have proven themselves very capable on the hard wood. Dunbar track flashes ready for the take-off. .448-xPNN lil Senior Class Officers WILLIAM SIX GEORGE JOHNSON Presndent Secretory Treasurer AGNES ROBINSON I I Q P I I vice-PMLJQLQQIflfflifffSSiffffffffifffffffffff IIII L. 'Tr 3 J Y ......a T1 Sl. 1- fig'-w l'lfn -fav 2' 1 'V'1l J x I Qpx -4- Vinh- 5 Nui' I' Evelyn Austm Emrly Anderson Dons Anderson Glorra Adams Edna Alston Westbrook Ambrose Emo Adams Rosalue Anderson and Mrs I U Armor Melma Alford and Mrs C Alston Mrs E Al'en Mnss Joan B Amos Mrs Joyce Anderson and Mrs J Armstead r Henry Alston W Arkens Mrs Lottie Adams ee Abbott Thomas Arons oe and Std Arunael Mrs Alllson Earl Anderson Mary Allen M Albert Mr and Mrs Ashely Laura Alexander Douglass Authun James Alston Robert Armor Mary Allen Thelma Austm Mary Allen Mr and Mrs C Amos Mrs Isabell Allson Mr Edwm R Amos Mrs C Alexander Clara Anthony Mr James Adams Thomas Avent Mrs Mmme Anderson Lonsrs Allen Beulah Alexander Mr Berger Mrs Ruth Bradford Mrs Cora Barton Nora Banks Mrs Cathe me Bonner Irene Blake W C Brown Johnny Brown Mr and Mrs Z Bough Mr Howard Boone Mr M Blackwell M!Sgt and Mrs Balttmor Mr and Mrs Burns Mrs Burrell Mr H Bennett Mrs Ethel Bynum Mr and Mrs L Brown Mr L Brown Mrs Bonds Hattle Bradford John Brooks Mr James Butler Florence Burgess Mrs Vtrgle Blard Mrs Barnes Pensacola Byrd Maurlce Burton Vertex Brooks Mrs Evelyn Bonton Margaret Brooks Mr and Mrs F Bentley Mrs L Blackwell Mr E Blackwell Mrs Mtldred Bannerman Mr and Mrs Bracy Mr Vernon Blagmond Mr and Mrs C Bynum Mrs M Blanks Mr C Burns A C Burrell Wllllam Barefond Johnme Boyd Rebecca Blue Mmte C Butler Louise Bishop Samuel Banks Bertha Barnes Wtlltam Adams Mr and Mrs Brown Evo Beverly Freddle Brown Mr and Mrs Brown Loola Booker Alvtn Brown Patrons Rev A Bradford Evangelme Browne Mr Berger Kenneth Berry Mr Booker Jasephrne Bellow James Blackwell D Beard Mr and Mrs R Boron Mrs Ma garet Brown Hallne Browner M Bay or Ola Balt more Lottle Brewe George Batter Robert Brooks Dewey Barham Leroy Bouldm Mr and Mrs Betts George Bradford Rosetta Booker Cherry Brown Mr and Mrs Bradford Donald Baker Gus E Brown Robert Brown M Brown Herbert Benford Mercellne Butler Martorre Baker Mr L Brooks Mrs Grace Barley Cathnlne Browner Llllte Bristol Emma Baker George Barnes Robert Bradley Wtlllam Barton Grace Boothe Mr and Mrs Burton Samuel Brown Robert Booker Olrver Brown Mrs B Branham Bertha Brown Mrs Ocea Brooks Mrs L Bras M B Bollen Mrs P Bradford Mrs E Byrd Stella Barley Mr H Broasnax Ernestrne Bragg Monte Bannes Dorothy Brown Wtlham Bevens Norell Blackwell Darts Byrd Bamshaw Brown Henry Burch Frank Brown Wallace Beanfer Hentence Brooks Mrs A Bradford Marne Berry Bernetta Buntho Grace Adams Margaret Brown Opal Brooks Welton Booker Haywood Brown Evelyn Baker June Butler Eugene Boldmg Mrs J Burch Mr H Bedford Mtss Yearlley Bell Mrss Arlene Brown Mr Bernard Mrs Brown Dr LeRoy Berry Barbara Bushrod Mr Mose Blackwell Mrs Eloulse Branche Mrs Alnta Burrell Mrs Gladys Board Bob Brown Mrs E Blackwell Mrs A Booth Albert Brown Mrs B Brown Mr and Mrs S Brown Mr Alonzo Bracy Mr Shelton Brock Mrs Clara Bell Mrs Cleopatra Brown Mrs A Bruce Mr Earl Brown Mr and Mrs S Branch Mr and Mrs M Blount Rev and Mrs Brltton Dorothy Barter Mr and Mrs O Bullet Edna Burros Sophle Brown Mrs G Brooks J Bradford Mr H Brown Lesly Bugle lone Bradley Jean Cole Savllla Cooper Laura Curtns Wrllram Clark Dorothy Cosby Moses Canada Dorothy Conway Wtllnam Chooles Bull Clarke Mr and Mrs Crump Mrs G Colllns Audrey Cyrus Margaret Clark Patrtcla Colbert Patrrck Custom Dons Curley Mr and Mrs Carrrngton Lorrame Carter Daisy Calhoune Pearl Chester Mrs Canter Mr B Crany Gertrude Clark Mrs Cunnnngham Eclua Cooper Annle Claborne Oliver Carson Thomas Curley C Crawford Patience Chappell Mr and Mrs Crump Esther Cole Mr M Crawford Bertha Crawley Cheryl Cole Rosa Covmgton Mr and Mrs Cumlngs Mr E Coldway John Chamber Elzema Chester Mrs D Cyrus Mass L Canter M Campbell Betty Clark Leonard Cox Geneva Curry Earl Collms Warren Cook R Crawford Beatrice Carver Dr Mules W Conner C arence Cox Mrs M Crawley Mrs Essle Cole Mr Lucnus Chatman Mr E Corbtn Mrs L Cooper Mr and Mrs B Curry Thelma Crood Gertrude Camphell Goldie Clock George Chandler Isaac Carver Mr and Mrs W Clarke Mrs Roxte Carver Ethel Cass Mrs Anne Cunningham Gyllnrmnta Coleman Mr and Mrs J Chertham Mr Larry Cheey Elnora Clarr Mr James Carver Mrs P Corrngton Mrs Carey Webster Cox Cleve and Coson Garley Camphell Shrrley Coleman Mrs Elhott Cryor Shurley Collms Mnss Joyce Coward Mr H Crutchtfleld Mrs Cooper Sallne Caple Mrs Colbert Mr and Mrs W Cates Gross Coal Co Mrs Mary Carady Conn Mr and Mrs S Crewe Helen Chase Argne Chambers Wrllle Coleman Mrs C Coles Mr Moses Cathcart R Carter Mr and Mrs A Clash Mr Wullle Cotes Mrs F Chaptman E Cooper Mrs M Curtls Mrs A Cormsh Mrs G Chew Mrs Chrtstre Lu a Coewt Mnss Dons Carter Mr and Mrs F Cook Mr and Mrs M Cosley Mr and Mrs L Camphell Mtss Estelle Colltns Mr E Chandler Robert E Carter Mxss Ella Carter Mr Earl Cotes Mass Florence Clark Wrllram Carroll Mr and Mrs D Cunningham Curtrs Davns Mr and Mrs Dullwond Mr M Davis Mr and Mrs Day Lrvnngton Drugs Ethel Donaldson Myrtle Danrels Isable Dodson Mr R Davus Mr U DuBols Mrs Janne Dunlap Susan Damels Gertrude Dunlap Ltndsay Dunlap Dorothy Davus M C Davis Charles Dudly Florence Durham Mrs Lucy Dlckerson Mrs Edtth Drummond Mrs Vastte Danrels H Dellend Mrs Levy Dunlap Thelma DeShtelds Raymond Drxon Applewhrte Drugs Ida Douglass Mary Davrs Mrs V Davns Anna S Davis Altce DeShrelds Mr Prince Dunla Mr Curry Dunlap Sylvester Dunlap Curtls Davrs Mr and Mrs Distance E B Davrs C B Davls Miss Laura Drnver Mr John Davus Weaver Dorsey Mary Dnggs Mrs Cathrtne Dorsey Mr John Davns Mr Davts Mrs Geneva Davus Mr Thomas Davus Mrs Helen Dean Mr Wrllle Dawkms Mrs Drstance Mrs DeHeover Bernrce Douglass John Douglass Mrs lna Dowell Mass Cathrme Dent Sollre Davis Anna Diggs Mr Herman Dnggs Mr and Mrs J Darde Wrlllam B Day Mr M C Edwards Mass Emauel Mr. . . . l . . . . . ' ' Mr.. . . ' I. . M . ' Mr. . Mr, . . . . . ' L ' . , 3 1 I J . - I . I . Mr,-Willie brown Clifton Bunnes Bernice Clark Mr, A. Dorsey b ' I Mff f ' f '. 2 ' ' ' Mr Theadore Exton Muss Bernnce Edmonds Freddie Epps Mrs Eflle Mr Wm Elerel Mrs Mamue Edges Anna Edwards Mrs Cathersne Ellus Wllllam Edman Rev A H Ell ot Wnlluom Epps Mr and Mrs Epps Mrs Esther Mr Elam Beatrice Edwards Mrs Dorothy Evans Elnzabeth Eaton Mrs Vnnnne Edwards Mr and Mrs Edwards Wnllte Eggleston Mr Edwards B Edwards James Eggleston Mrs Gladys Eaton Clayton Evans John Evans Ernestme Evans Dorothy S Evans Haymond Epps Wnllram Epps Mrs R Ennella Duane Elluot Mr George Foster Margaret Farrell Mr Frusby Hattne Flrbush Margaret Fleet Leona Ford Selena Foster Phyllts Fludd Mr John Foster Shirley Fulchette Mrs H Fncks Joseph Fowlkes Claude Fowlkes Mr C Franklm Mrs P Lengns F F odd Mrs B Frushb Mrs Mable Foster Mrs Ruth Fatson Mrs Fields Slmson Fant Nathaniel Fleshman Marne Franklln Hattle Fromng James Fleming Robert Faulcon J Rev R Forrester Jerrelle Foster Gertrude Flsh Leonard Freedman Vuctor Fennel Ruth Fowlkes Archer Fowlkes Mr S Floyd Joseph 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