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

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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

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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

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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