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

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Graduating members of the school band A have many fond memories of the valu- able services rendered by them both in school and in the oanmunity. 5 me TJ ,NN N 5 X . U... Xu ' 001 ' l sm The E.K.A., a social organization for high school girls, is one of the most advanced groups here at Dunbar. Their ultra-high scholastic and social standards put this group at the top of the ladder. TO THE MOVIES Marion Morris, Betty Knight, Wardell Thomas, Frances Dowe, Annie Brooks From Here to Eternity-Junior to Senior High Magnificent Obsession-My Diploma Dragnet-Sneaking out for lunch Betrayed---Evirlence of cheating paper Outlaws-Mr. Branson, Mr. Brown, Mr. Steward The Long Wait-last month before graduation Stampede-Rushing to the cafeteria at the 4th period Gone with the wind-Days spend at Dunbar PH FFT-Silverware at the cafeteria The robe-Cops and gowns Deep in my heart-My Alma Mater FHEM-Teachers who fail l2A's Drum Beat-Band at Commencement The long, Long Trailer-Cafeteria line A star is born-Entrance to Dunbar Forbidden-To leave school for lunch Julius Ceasar-Mr. Monroe, the Chemistry teacher Hell's Half Acre-Going from 12B to 'I2A The Egyptian-Thought of wearing caps and gowns It should happen to you-To graduate from Dunbar The French Line-Mrs. Patterson's class last time l saw Paris-E.K.A.'s formal Story of my love-The six Yeor's in Dunbar Deep in my heart-Prom Escort Fangs of the wild-Catching the 21 bus after school Battle ground-Fighting those college entrance exams

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IN SCHOGL ACTIVITIES E5 The Student Council offers concrete testimony of the democratic ideals so necessary in a well balanced society. Here we find some of the senior officers and members of the Council. 1 ' I I The Golden Masque Guild does an excel- lent iob in stimulating and developing the dramatic abilities of Dunbar students. The entire community enioys every pro- duction sponscred by the Guild. 9996 The F.T.A., Future Teachers of America, with an understanding of the many responsibilities ac- cepted by the teaching profession, begin their training here in high school. fffg, IN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

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The Youth Forum is a group of intelligent stu- I dents that takes an active role in school, com- munity, and national activities. 65 . - ve-.,4, I J: 1-1.- f ' ff! xl- X , s si T If -C3 ff' ,,- , . , fs. L ' ' A well informed Dunbar citizen is one that reads the Broadcast. Senior members of the newspaper staff pool their iour- nalistic abilities to bring Dunbar the news. ,.f v ' if , ,. X, ' L .Y GROWTH THROUGH THE YEARS Now comes the time to say farewell, To break the ties we've found so swell The time to leave our friendship true And say good-bye to all of you. No more shall we among you stand To lend a willing heart or hand. But, where ever we are, far or near, We thank you for being so dear. Juanita Jenkins To our parents and teachers too, Our thanks and gratitude to you. You've helped us faithfully in words and deeds. So that in life we may fill the needs. For years and years we've striven hard. We've done our best in doing our part, To try to reach the goal-success Enduring our trials we pc'st the test. There were many problems we had to But after all we've won the race. We cherish each and every heart, To say good-bye and then we'll part. face 29