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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

1--F L u Q ,tx I rw ,PF .f 4' .ir 'r .1 .ll iii l , - i ,iliiiq l Q .l.l -b ll ll ' lr Tig?-ff 5 WWW? i' 1957! GOLDEN MEMCIRS Published Annually By The Senior Class Dunbar High School Baltimore, Maryland f ADMINISTR . ION DR. VERNELL LOCKWOOD SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRINCIPAL MR. ROBERT P. DIGGS PRINCIPAL 45' ' 1 mn MR. CHARLES E. BROWN VICE-PRINCIPAL MRS. MILDRED SEABOURNE VICE-PRINCIPAL MR. JAMES SPENCER VICE-PRINCIPAL ART DEPARTMENT DUNBAR JUNIOR-SENIOR HICH SCHOOL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FACULTY BY DEPARTMENTS-SEPTEMBER, 1956 TO JUNE 1957 'Wells, Marian V. Berry, Walthall Dickerson, Lena H. Lewis, Ruth W. Griffen, Cornelius Byrd, Bernard R. - l33A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Brown, Audrey H. Carter, Irene Connor, Mattie M. Crosby, Dennis C. Crosby, Estelle J. Ervin, Mary L. Dowdy, M. Claudine Martin, Charolette W. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ' Wheatley, Anita S. Greene, Aurelia P. Carroll, Marian W. Coleman, Alice H. Cox, Thelma B. Holmes, Catherine - Harris, Helen C. Holden, Adele V. McDonald, Lloyd G. Norris, Ellihu Q. Redd, Anita T. Thompson, Dorothy Turner, H. Venable Walker, Rubys L. Whidbee, Mildred A. Haywood, Violet Barclift, Marian H. Hubbard, Warren E. Davidson, Edith A. Lamont, Gwendolyn Anderson, Bessie A. Wiles, Esther - 133A 133A D. - 133A Mitchell, Norlington - 133A Spencer, Arthur - 133A PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Burgess, Elmer A. Brown, Lavinia B. Cain, Wiliam F. Hurt, Mary B. Lambson, Calvin G. Thomas, Alma T. Lewis, Archie J. Thompson, Marie Bryan, Christine FOREIGN LANGUAGE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMEN DEPARTMENT ' Patterson, Agnese W. ' Bryant, Sadie L. Ford, Robert T. Dixon, Alfred A. Lewis, Olivia Philyaw, Henry L. Parker, Gloria Boone, Shirley Allen, Mary C. Bundara, Caroline Crosby, Frances H. Murray, Helen C. Reed, Gladys G. Richardson, Elvera N. Williams, Frances M. Parker, Alma V. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Parker, Elizabeth - I33A Hays, William S. Williams, Robert F. Howard, Fannie Tilghman, Natalie C. Proctor, Viola HEALTH DEPARTMENT Davis, Marvin Bueford, Edith Cox, Julia Harris, Bernard - Dr. Whittaker, Yancy Harrison, Bernardine Crudup, Elizabeth - 133A Smith, Percival - Dr. SOCIAL STUDIES, GEOGRAPHY SCIENCE 8: HEALTH DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT ' Bainder, Herman Mitchell, Luther C. Carrington, Joel A. Carroll, James L. Davage, Morrison L. Johnson, Henry W. Law, Catherine T. Levi, Doris J. - 133A Watkins, Theodore T. Williams, Yolande D. Woodford, Mamie C. Harris, Alma J. Robinson, Jeanne L. Burns, Delores W. Matthews, Lois J. Campbell, Helen Rice, Magdalene McDaniel, Georgia Peck, Nathaniel T. Powell, Lee Etta Evans, Howard W. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT 'E Lancaster, Alonzo Edmonds, Walter T. Henry, Dudley Johnson, Tazewell A. Lee, Ernest W. Stewart, Samuel L. Tilghman, John Meacham, Allen Stokes, Ernest W. DRIVER EDUCATION Brown, Richard UNIFIED STUDIES ' Harmon, Mildred G. Head Department Shockley, Ellwood G. - 133A Brown, Edna H. Bishop, Emily W. Taylor, Ruby M. Curtis, James Johnson, Norma S. Spaulding, Gaynelle Hoff, Nathaniel Miles, Susie Johnson, Wallace Tilden, Charles - 133A Monroe, Rosecoe Rayne, Sarah Tildon, Charles - 133A Spencer, Arthur - 133A McMillan, George MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 4 Russell, William W. Clarke, Grace A. Hagan, Earl Hendricks, Waverly Henson. James W. Quarles, Helen R. Taylor, S. Leroy White, William H. Wilson, Elias Turner, Clifton Costen, Elsie Marcus, Winifred Smith, Ralph J. Hanson, Floyd - 133A Daniels, Pinkie - 133A Friend, Bernard MUSIC DEPARTMENT ' Williams, Mildred M. Williams, Venoris M. Blount, Jeannette O. , LIBRARIAN Smith, Robert A. ' C0m1Sh- Alma, S- H Williams, Jean R. Pegram, Doris fTwo and one half Miller, Jghn H, 1 days per weeky Jackson, Margaret - 133A THE BIC WHEEL I ,Pm ,- tm., X x , Q' I X -La MOSES YVATKINS ANNIE PHILLIPS Wh CARLYN TATE 9 R 6' I A TSIE LX LI. . 1 I' GLORIA kII GORF PV' 178 M 4 CURTIS DEVANCE ELAINE DOUGLAS is if 1 1 N A. ' I E -m A 1 ' 1,4-':e ., ax 3 fk ifz lu f .QSJLW I I IX The February Class of 1957 l EDDIE MAE ALLEN - Smile - Girls League, PEP'S, F.B.L.A., Red Cross - To be successful in business - Say What ROBERT ALSTON - Piggy -- Mixed Choir, Football, H-Y, Wrestling, Golf, - To succeed - Beware of the night for the days are long AUDREY BAKER GLORIA BETTER -- Freshive - Student Council, PEP's, Girls League, Girls Choir, EKA's, Red Cross, Broadcast, Future Business Leaders of America - Private international secretary - Oh, that's a sin A ' it ETTA BLACKMAN RN ARABELLA VALINDA LEA BOWMAN - Bella - Band. Golden Masque Guild, PEP's, Art Craft, Future Business Lead- ers of America, Student Council, Red Cross, Swimming Club, Broadcast - Business professor - That's What You Think V . BARBARA BRACKET - Babs - United Nations, F.T.A., -r E.K.A., Girls Choir, Mixed Choir - Elementary Teacher - That's Definite . E MAXINE BROWN - Sullivan - Mixed Choir, Student Coun- cil, Girls Choir, Les Carterrettes - To attend college - Got Something To Tell You use , ,Ku V mil , f ELSON DAWSON - Spark - Wrestling, Football, Track Baseball - To succeed - Chum Charlie jAMES DELEVER - Pete - Football, Wrestling, Bowling, Mixed Choir, Hi-Y, Student Council - To be merely active - That's Tuff CURTIS DEVANCE - Dee Pierce - Football, Wrestling Choir, Hi4Y, Student Council, Track, Golf - To succeed. ETHEL DIXON - Mixed Choir, E.K.A., Girls League - Reg- istered Nurse - Ain't that something' HARRIETT ELIZABETH EGGLESTON - Sweetie - Mixed Choir, Girls Choir, Student Council, Les Carteretts, Girls League -- To be a math teacher - Take it as you wish to ROBERT HAMLIN - Ham - Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track - To succeed - Believe it 1 RONALD EUGENE CARTER - Coon - to succeed - Definitely! ROSA CHAMBERS - Girls Choir, Basketball, Volleyball team, F.B.L.A., Badminton, F.N.A. - To be a success - Get with it jazz GEORGE EDWVARD COLLINS -' Porgie -1 Football Captain, Basketball, Baseball, Mixed Choir - To study hygiene and physical education - Seems Reasonable , 15 e. - ' ' Q I , . .P t F 1 Q' if , .'jN,r,,:t::.3 jg 5, ,- :ll im 'rf , 1 3 V X af, I, stiff? gal! ffjigzztivll i 5 'Rik Fi 'Q 4 - fri. 11 1' ,Q , . wt - tif- t rj' it 'Y W lov .5 Y W 44 5 ,iii ' t- , f Q iff ii? A . v MARIE JOHNSON - Smokie - E.K.A., F.B,L.A., Badminton, Girls Choir, Golf, Volleyball - To become a teacher - Knock It off SANDRA JONES - Sandy - United Nations, F.N.C., Girls Choir, E.K.A., Big Sisters, Girls League, Drivers Education, Youth Forum, Golden Masque Guild, Broadcast, Student Coun- cil - Teacher - Hey, you all listen ROSETTA JORDON - Rose - F.B.L.A. - To be a SCC- cess - All Right Honey ERNESTINE KEYS - Tine - Volleyball, Badminton, Golf, F.N.A. - To become a success EVELYN KINDELL - To be a success PATRICIA CALLICUTT - Pat - Girls Choir, Golden Masque Guild, E.K.A., Allied Youth, Girls League - To be- come a social worker -- Kill It LEON HARGOVE - Harg - Gymnastics, Wrestling, Bowl- ing, Mixed Choir, Hi-Y, Student Council -- To succeed RUTH JESTER - F.B.L.A., Majorettes, Y-Teens, Allied Youth - To become a registered nurse - All That Helps BEATRICE JOHNSON - Beat-rice - F.B.L.A., Swimming Club, Girls Choir - To be successful - Honeychile COLLEEN JOHNSON - Col - Les Carterettes, Mixed Choir, Cheering Squad, Y-Teens, Softball, Girls League - To become an elementary teacher - That's cool, I am not kidding A is ,QM in .ce . Q- s X s . x Q 5 - 4 MARIE LAXVSON - Ric - Allied Youth - To be success- ful - Huh JAMES MILES - june - To be a bachelor - Honey Chile CHARLES MOORE 1 vs., 4 MAMIE Moons - Lou - Allied Youth - To be a ws- motologist - Cool yourself and come on in if . K 'L I T Q 9' if Tifczfk ii' x W '. 5 - ffl' li x Ziyi 2 i X : xl? in KVM ' l air 11' 'S AlE 1 ' MARY MUMFORD - Little Bit - Red Cross, Girls League - Teacher - l'm telling you ETTA PETTY - Shorty - U.N., F.N.C., Treasures of Mixed Choir, Girls Choir, E.K.A. - Registered nurse - Guess What GEORGE PIERCE - Mike - Mixed Choir. H-Y, Football, Basketball - To become a success - Hey there! Now ain't that something SYLVIA PHILLIPS - Bruce - E.K.A., Girls Choir - To become a success - Think so ARNETT POLK - Daddy - Football, Track - To become an instructor in instrumental music - Let's go one BARBARA POWELL - Dimples - Girls League, Mixed Choir, Red Cross, Les Carterrettes - To become a nurse - Cool it, Keep a cool head, hey now ar I 9 ROBERT SCALES - Bob - To become a commercial artist - Thai's alright MARY SIMON -- Chin Ko - Mixed Choir, Girls Choir, Les Carterettes, Allied Youth, Girls League - To succeed in social work - I hope I do IRENE STILLS' - Stills - E.K.A., Girls League, Les Carter- ettes, Red Cross - Social worker - Keep it to yourself JOHN SWANN - Mr. Bah - Crosscountry Team, Swimming Club - To become a success - Ain't got coin the cue MARIAN TALLEY - Chiquita - Future Nurses Club - Registered nurse - Well SHIRLEY TUCKER - Shire - Swimming, Badminton, Vol- leyball, F.B.L.A. - To be successful - How about that iw. Q - i m g Q ,Q . '. g W 5 we 3 . ' :. - 1 ' . E Qi' Xa -'VF' l fsf?.'.1E'f'iE ' 1? inf. . Y 5' FLORENCE CHAPMAN ,N 1 K X - . S I A ' A , Q., A if , Q2 1 E ily' . V U I lr NANCY BUCKSON - Buck - Girls Choir, Golf, Badminton, Volleyball, F.B.L.A. - To be successful - 0 'yea RALPH WILLIAMS - Killer - Dramatics, Golf, Student Council, Crosscountry, Hi-Y - To become a successful business- man - That's cool ANITA WISE - Badminton, Volleyball, Golf, F.B.L.A. - To be successful - That's tough CHARLES WISE - F.B.L.A. - To become an educator SYLVIA WRIGHT - Cherike -- E.K.A., Cheering Squad Leader - Service career - Uhl Huh IRVIN YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG - Youngie - Varsity Football, Hi-Y. United Nations, Allied Youth, Golf, Student Council, Youth Forum - To become a prominent physician - Easy Square Business K :Nw . N, - I my Wi r ,r fflm' ll at X I 1 ,A , 'fx ', ,' J, Til S' if W , ,lll Class Officers of February-1957 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL An institution that is truly representa me of our American way of life must have each segment of its structure form- ally represented. The Student Council, a democratic organization performs an im- portant scrvice in the school. It reviews the problems of fellow students and strives to offer intelligent solutions. At the same time the Council works directly with the faculty and administration for the betterment of prevailing conditions. These seniors have faithfully served in the building of a bigger and better Dun- bar. I x I x . is , sr. N i n A A A ALLIED YOUTH CLUB The Allied Youth Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Watkins, is an organ- ization established to prove to the youth of Dunbar that life can be so enjoyable and constructive without using intoxi- cants. The annual agenda consists of sen- ior assembly programs, a trip to Buck Hill Falls, a bus excursion, awards and medals to members doing outstanding acts during the school year. Graduating officers are: Charles Mason, President and Hilda Six, Vice President. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This group is representative of the re- spect that society has for those who strive to succeed through hard work. While en- joying high school experiences to the ut- most, still they have not lost sight of the ultimate, academic achievement. The graduating members are: Shirley Perry, Elaine Douglas, Maudestine McLeod, Gloria Kilgore, Clarence Campbell, Ger- trude Cornish, and Mary Graves. THE MIXED CHOIR The Mixed Choir under the supervi- sion of Miss Venorus Williams, is com- posed of boys and girls who love to sing. Many memorable impressions have been left by this group. It works continually with assembly programs, Christmas pro- grams, community church services, and often supports activities of other school organizations. THE SCIENCE CLUB The age of Science is recognized through the activities of this group. They have co-ordinated this extra-curricular activity with formal studies and have de- veloped a much broader concept of the changing conditions of our time. Exper- imentation, research, lectures, visitation, and the inter exchange of findings have contributed to their scientific growth. Graduating members are: Helen Jester, Barbara Clark, Beverly Anderson, Bar- bara Barnes, Harriett Perry, Laura Mc- Cullough, Gertrude Cornish, Shirley Hounshell, Clarence Campbell, Willie Fos- ter, William Singletary, and john Harris. 5 4 g FUTURE NURSES CLUB Mrs. Beradine Harrison and Mrs. Edith Benford meet with this group of young ladies every Thursday afternoon. At these meetings films are shown, proper methods of taking temperature and pulse are learned, and items dealing with the home and related subjects are discussed. The graduating members are: Eva Ross, joan Wise, Ellen Johnson, Ernestine Keys, Ger- trude Cornish, Courtney jackson, Barbara Clark, Shirley Hounshell, Barbara jack- son, Ella Petti, Marion Talley, Rosa Cham- bers, Mary McClusky, and Brenda Sin- gleton. l as ,. it If ' 11 v L Iii, W7 THE UNITED NATIONS YOUTH The United Nations Youth Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Herman Bainder and Mrs. Catherine Law, consists of stu- dents interested in world affairs and hu- man relations. The purpose of this or- ganization is to prepare students to be well informed citizens of a country that is a member of the United Nations to develop a spirit of co-operation and un- derstanding of the young people of other countries, and to give to those young people of other countries who need it all the aid in our power. 9 PAULINE L. WARTONS GIRLS' CLUB Under the sponsorship of Miss Mildred Williams, this wonderful musical group sponsors many assembly programs here at Dunbar and at many other schools throughout the city. It is responsible for the Christmas and Easter programs and often appears actively at many churches and other civic organizations. The grad- uating officers are: Annie Phillips, Pres- ident, Mary Graves, Secretary, Maudestine McLeod, Treasurer, Patsie Lyle, Gloria Kilgore, and Patricia Callicut, Librarians. I4 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Carrington L. Davis Future Teach- ers of America is an organization which consists of prospective teachers of Amer- ica. Its primary concerns are to better acquaint its members with a general un- derstanding of the teaching profession and to steer more students towards the teach- ing profession. The graduating members are: Jacqueline Pringle, Harriett Eggle- ston, Maxine Brown, Sandra jones, Elaine Douglas, Carolyn Tate, Maudestine Mc- Leod, Marguerite Todd, Patsie Lyle. Elaine Smalls, johnni' Mae Guest, joan Distance, Mary Graves, Shirley Perry, Mary Adams, Gloria Kilgore, Rosalind Griffin, Barbara Trader, Ellen Faulkner, Carolyn johnson, Alicia johnson, Lena Waters, Eva Hithon, and Barbara Bra- chett. TH ll GOLDEN MASQUE GUILD The Guild, under the supervision of Mrs. Y. D. Williams, offers an outward opportunity for self expression by those students who show dramatic interest and ability. It provides the school with enter- tainment from a cultural aspect. The Guild also strives to provide enlightening programs relating to holidays and special occasions. The graduating members are: Ralph Williams, Patricia Callicut, Arabel- la Bowman, Sandra Jones, Ruth Baxter, Velma Golden, I Lira MeCullogh, Bar- bara Barnes, Willie Foster, Clarence Campbell, james Jones, anti George Pierce. JUNIOR RED CROSS The deeds of this worthy organization have spoken and will continue to speak for themselves. Throughout their high school days these students have found time to help the needy through their constructive activities and unselfish devo- tion to the cause. Mrs. E. N. Richardson is the sponsor, and the graduating mem- bers are: Eddie Mae Allen, Rosa Cham- bers, Mary Mumford, Irene Stills, Martha james, Loretta Ellison, Esther Graham, .lean Benford, Queen Esther Reynolds, Beatrice Saunders, Betty Brown, Claudet- ta Beard, Isaac Madison, Norma Woods, and Princeola Smith. I A THE HI-Y The Hi-Y is a youth organization made up of teen-age young gentlemen, who seem to have but one thought in mind, good clean fun through wholesome nc- tivities. Such activities that promote physical development, mental alertness, self respect, and respect for one's fellow peers are always encouraged. Graduating members are: David Vaughn, Herbert Al- ston, Freddie VVilliams, Robert Young, Curtis DeVance, Ralph Williams, john Stewart, Walter Robinson, joseph Ches- ter, Robert Newton, David Humphries, Charles Caldwell, and james jones. THE GIRLS' LEAGUE 1 E.K.A.'s The girls work through the other girls clubs throughout the school in an effort to satisfy many of the academic and so- cial needs of the student body. This group sponsors such activities as assembly programs, social dancing class, talent shows, picnics, and a reception for new girls. Graduating members include: Glor- ia Better, Esther Graham, Lucille Paul, Eddie Mae Allen, Bernice Howard, Ther- esa Robinson, Juanita Woodland, Brenda Singleton, Rcby Allen, Ruth Blackmon, and Sylvia Wright. 5 ' 1 5 2 y . 'WE A A 583.-iif X B FUTURE NURSES LANGUAGE ART Language Art, which gives rise to oral and written expression, is so important in a civilization where individual and so- cial contact is frequent. Students soon learn the necessity of clarity and positive- ness when attempting to transmit their ideas and thoughts. MATHEMATICS Daily living shows that there is a wealth of knowledge within the covers of books, magazines, and periodicals. Much of this can be obtained through compre- hensive observation and evaluation. The acquisition of information is part of liv- ing, but the better service is rendered when it is correctly imparted to others. This can be accomplished mainly through systematic study. This English class is a functional organization. GEOGRAPHY just as geographical boundaries have grown closer each year, so too have lan- guage patterns. Exchange students and teachers, foreign pen pals, and world wide travel for many, make a knowledge of other languages a must. This class in Spanish is a positive example of our ef- forts to meet some of the needs of a changing world. W SOCIAL STUDIES l2A5, under the capable supervision of Mr. Davage, is deep in study of world problems during the History period. De- veloping an awareness and understanding of the many problems that face them, cause these students to give the situation serious thought. DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Richard Brown stands in the back- ground while watching these seniors ob- serve this thing that we call an automo- bile with curiosity and amazement. An understanding of the mechanical func- tions of the automobile, learning the laws that govern drivers, and creating an awareness of individual responsibilities are a few of the areas covered in this class. HISTORY Here is a class dealing with historical as- pects of democracy. Mr. Bainder, the in- structor, leads his class in the develop- ment of an appreciation of our democrat- ic form of government. Marginal knowl- edge of American democratic principles is an asset to the formation of well in- formed citizens. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Lancaster, chairman of the Industrial Art Department, works along with his senior boys instilling within them the im- portance of educating the hands as well as the mind. Properly trained craftsmen are always in demand. These fellows seem to be taking their work seriously. MATHEMATICS l2A4, under the leadership of Mr. Leroy Taylor, is going all out to get this ad- vanced form of mathematics. Noting the facial expressions, I would judge that this problem is no cinch, but everyone is de- termined to conquer it. That type of per- severance carries over into actual life problems. CLOTHING The needle work of these senior girls is something to see and admire. Mrs. Park- er, their instructor, is proud of the ac- complishments of these ladies. Practical coordination of mind and body helps to prepare these students to become the type of citizen the community desires. CHEMISTRY More and more emphasis is being placed upon the importance of guided scientific training. During the laboratory perod students get an opportunity to develop scientific knowledge and understandings. The world is waiting for them, providing they are prepared. MATHEMATICS Mr. Henson is attempting to give his stu- dents the individual attention so neces- sary in modern education. Well planned work and interested students create a healthy atmosphere. PRINTING Printed publications have been the pri- mary media for the tabulation of the his- tory of civilization. Today volumes of publications roll off the press every few minutes. The skills developed in school serve as a foundation for future success. TYPING This room represents one of the most heavily used rooms in the school. Oppor- tunities in the field have encouraged many young ladies to prepare themselves for worthwhile employment. Here we IIOIC serious preparation in action. MUSIC The music period provides many relaxing and enjoyable moments for most of the students. Through a knowledge of the background of many types of music, a deeper appreciation and understanding of all mankind is attained. BUSINESS l2Al is really taking this work seriously. Following the directions of Mrs. Brown, their instructor, these young students will soon enter the outside world prepared to render desirable service. I if DRIVER EDUCATION 3 JUNIOR RED CROSS SPIQCTATORS Administrative and faculty members fol- low the football team all the way to Kirk Stadium. so We C7, The Queen Part of the half-time activities include the public presentation of the queen and her court by our principal, Mr. Robert P. Diggs. The festivities did not end here, but were climaxed by a gala homecoming dance at the school later in the evening. Annual Homecoming Came HOMECOMING QUEEN And what a queen . . . Carolyn Tate qcenterj. Miss Homecoming of Dunbar High School, was elected by popular vote by the entire senior high high students of the school. High standards must be met in order to qualify for the honor of reign- ing as queen: therefore, the queen in our school is truly representative of the best. 9- W INTRODUCINQ THE JUNE CLASS oF 1957 . :Q ' .W ,X b i f f. xi X I Q TIS! QQ, K A 1? it 5 '43 V 'L I' 1.4-112 1- ,3 K U' A i if it 'Kf I'y if , ' N15 Q gQ,G K -- 1 . xii , J i l , J M 5 li ,qi 5 'UN , N ix . 5 i '4 .k.k kv V:..'h it P A ,l it J'-'T' ff. fx L 1 J 1 t Z' AL. MURIEL BARNES - Baby - Golden Masque Guild, Drum Major, Allied Youth, E.K.A., Science Club, Girls Track Team, Youth Forum - Mortician or Professional skater - He's cool 1 HARRY BRAXTON - Blind Bay - To attend college and be successful - ' Track, Crosscountry - 'Hey now RUTH BAXTER - Kathy - Girls Guild, Majorctte, journalism, E.K.A. tary teacher - That's all right Choir, Golden Masque - To become an elemen- JEAN BENFORD - Jeanne - F.T.A., E.K.A., Red Cross, Majorette - Teach elementary school - Ebby Day ANNETTA BERRY - lilac Doll - Softball, Volleyball, Girls Choir, Student Council - To become a social worker - Most embarrassing BEVERLY ANDERSON - Bev - Girls Choir, Science - Physical education teacher - Child FRANK ADAMS - Frankie - Football, Wrestling, Track Team, Mixed Choir - To succeed - Cool it Babe MARY ADAMS - Phelia - Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, Band, F.T.A. - To succeed in all fields of endeavor - Oh, real . . . ly HERBERT ALSTON - Big-man - Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Hi-Y, Wrestling, Red Cross - To be successful - Tl1al's all right THERESA ATKINSON - Teenie - Basketball, United Na- tions, Allied Youth, Dancing Club - To become a registered nurse - Are you with it 6.1 GLADYS BERRY - Reds - To become a nurse - Not necessarily CLAUDETTA BEARD - Claudy - Stenographer - You must be crazy DORIS BLACK - Doll Baby - Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, Allied Youth, F.T.A., Student Council, Red Cross, Ensemble - To go into the business world - That's about the size of it BETTY BLACKMAN - Bett1ma - E.K.A., Girls League - To become a mortician - Take it in the alley cause that ain't good WILLIAM BLACKMAN - Bah -- To succeed -- That's cool DORIS BOOKER - Dee Dee - Student Council - To be- come a disc-jockey - Take your time 9' k k g 6 FJ- .X . in-v sib- KATHRYN BOOKER - Cat - Girls Choir - To succeed - It's a hurting thing FREDERICK BOONE - lit - United Nations, Baseball team - To become a pharmaceutical chemist - Comb your knowledge box HARRIETT BORNS Cool it - Sandy - To become successful - CAROLYN BRACY - Catie - Basketball, United Nations, Allied Youth, Dancing Club - Registered Nurse - Was that a joke DAISY BRADFORD - Mooch - Yearbook Staff, Art Major, Red Cross - To be successful - Remarkable MINNIE BRAXTON - Kid - To become successful - That's definite MAGGIE BRISTOW - Wag - Allied Youth, United Na- tions, Student Council - To succeed - 1 hate a fool BETTY BROWN - Bet - Allied Youth, Girls Choir, F.F.A.. Red Cross, U.N., Girls League - To become a teacher EDWARD BROWN - Mickey - Mixed Choir - To become a sucessful businessman - Go head WILLIAM BLACKBURN - Bum - Golf, Student Council, Golden Masque Guild - To succeed in medicine - Keep trying in ELLA BUCKSON - Buck - Nurse Club, F.T.A., Allied Youth - To become a private secretary - Hold everythingu CHARLES CALDWELL - Babe - Basketball, Football, Base- ball, Track, Wrestling, Allied Youth, Hi-Y, Ping-Pong, Hall Monitor - To become a success - Welll That's cool CLARENECE CAMPBELL - Boo-Eye - Honor Society, U.N., Allied Youth, Golf Team, Golden Masque Guild - To become a scccessful engineer - Is that right GEORGE CARVER - Biggie - An artist - That'll be the day We QS M3 -v HWY e 'I' '5 S--Q L . 1 x fi ANITA CLARK - Nettie - E.K.A., F.T.A., United Nations, Dunbar Concert Choir and the Ensemble - To be a teacher in the secondary schools - Too tough BARBARA CLARK - Midget -- Allied Youth, Science Club - To attend Cortez Peters - That's alright BARBARA CLARK -- Bobbie - Pres. Science Club, V. Pres. U.N., Youth Service Corps. Bus. Man. Nurses Club, Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, Allied Youth -- Registered nurse - Cool it -IEANETTE CLAXTQN - Net - Girls Choir, E.K.A., Y.S.C., Driver Education, - To become a government stenographer - Everything's cool LINWOOD CLEMENS - Clem - Allied Youth, Tennis Team - To become a mathematician - Hey Squeeze! Got your mind at ease BRENDA COOPER - Brit - Girls Choir, E.K.A., Drivers Education, Girls Basketball - To succeed - So dig CLEMENTINE CARTER - Clim - To succeed - That's pathetic PEARL CARTER - Peggy - Girls Choir, Mixed Choir - To be a success - It's all in the game ERCELLE CARRINGTON - Pap - Swimming Club, Basketball Team, Softball Team, Girls Choir - To go to col- lege - You don't know do you JOSEPH CHESTER - joe -- Allied Youth, U.N., Hi-Y, Mixed Choir, Traveling Club, Library Club, Student Council - To become a chemical engineer - Say what! A. mix l . s is-asf. GERTRUDE CORNISH -- Gert -vNurses Club, Mixed Choir, Science Club, Honor Society - Public health nurse - Yeah WILLIAM DANGERFIELD - Apollo Bill - Allied Youth Track Team - A detective - Seem's reasonable ARVIS DAVIS - Stone sharp Allied Youth -- To make my best better - MARY DAVIS - Weasie - To succeed - Hey jack tn:-ds.. , y .lla J JOAN DISTANCE - jonezie - Mixed Choir, E.K.A., F.T.A., United Nations, Dunbar Concert, The Ensemble - To be a teacher in secondary schools - Too tough ' MELV-IN DORSEY - Wagon Wheels - Football, Track Team - To be successful - Easy mah . ELAINE DOUGLASS - Suggie - Sec.-Treas. of the Honor Society, F.T.A., United Nations, U.N.Y.O., Dunbar Debutantes URCELIA DUDLEY - Celia - To further my education - Yes, sir DELORES EAST - Lois - Girls Choir, Cheering Squad - To become a Wave in the Navy - Come-on child NAOMI EATON - Nay - Student Council, Allied Youth. Red Cross, Cheering Squad, F.T.A. - To succeed in the world of business - Dig will you FLORENCE EDWARDS - Flossie - Girls Choir, Student Council, Allied Youth, Red Cross - To succeed - Later Gator' WILLIAM EDWARD - Eddie - To succeed - Everything is Nova Scotia JOAN WISE - Jo - Future Nurses of America, Library Club - To become a surgical nurse - Remarkable LORETTA ELLISON - Ret - Girls Choir, Swimming Club, Red Cross - To further my education - Oh my goodnesr' S , , ifiialifilf JOSEPH EVANS - Lever - Football, Track, Art Club, Ten- nis - To succeed - Everything eopostetld' JOSEPHINE EVANS - Io-Jo - To become a secretary - Say it's alright ELLEN FAULKNER - Desiree - U.N., Y.0., Y. Teens. F.T.A., Swimming Club - To attend a business school, Cor- tez Peters - That's definite BETTY FITTS - Michael - To attend a business school - Honey WILLIE FOSTER - Willie the Actor - Golden M.G., Al- lied Youth - Pharmacist - Gently one time . LORETTA FUTADO - Dimple - To become I professional nurse - I say as much GECILIA GANT - Mcffy - To succeed - Oh mel JANIE GEE - Jane - Girls Choir, Mixed Choir - To be- come a singer or s typlst - What's the name . Y . 4.105 df t -Y ESSIE GILMORE - Glsmo - Red Cross, Glrls Gholr, Future in Teachers of America - To mejor ln business educstlon - ' - That's an right ff fd AMY GRIER - Denny - To become sn elementary tesch- er - Well tha's alright xg ,. I ft l VELMA GOLDEN - Freeltles - Allled Youth. Golden Masque Guild, Mlxed Choir, Student Councll - To be s trll- llonnre - Turn me on ESTHER GRAHAM - Bunny - Golden Masque Guild. Girls Choir, E.K.A., Student Council, P.E.P.'s, Allled Youth - Reg- istered nurse or typlst - Thaw alright MARY GRAVES - Lee - Honor Society, F.T.A., U.N.Y. Girls Choir - Time will tell ROSALIND GRIFFIN - Roy - F.T.A., U.N.Y. - To become a teacher - Go man go , DORIS GREEN - China Doll' - Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, Majorettes. Allled Youth - Professional nurse - Boola Boola NORMA WOODS - Woadle - Baseball, Mixed Choir, Driv er Education, Red Cross, Golf - To become a housewife - Cut it out, girls 'Sp - Q. : l 1 if 2:,1Q 5 , . 3'-z?'::.s -- if.--Y K 'f--Qi . 1,,,t,..e: 5 T . gh. I on M is t if are si, xi 4 is , iff-1: J. +51 A sm sw Q Q T 4 1 rj? i 4 2 I is Q 5 - H 1 ss.a.Jz.fff 51,5 D fri- 'iff Slash? 1.. ,lbs Q51 M ZELMA HOLLEY - Zella - E.K.A., Girls Choir, Swimming Club - To be a sucess - Oh no IDA HOLT - Holt - Girls Choir,- Allied Youth, Tumbling Team - To succeed - That's definite SHIRLEY HOUNSHELL - Dip - Mixed Choir, Captain of Majorettes, Nurses Club, Science Club, Golden Masque Guild. E.K.A., Allied Youth - To become a professional nurse - Hi there BERNICE HOWARD - Bum - Student Council, Girls Choir, E.K.A. - To become a professional nurse - Hey there JOHNNIE MAE GUEST - Bookie - F.T.A., United Na- tions, Swimming Club, Y-Teens - To become an elementary school teacher - Really, how nice SERENORA HARRIS - Nora - Student Council,,F.T.A., Allied Youth, F.N.O.A. - To become a physical education teach- er - That's boss and choice DOROTHY HARRISON - Baby Sub - To become a suc- cess - You're wid it! EDDIE HILL - Yoke - Allied Youth, Tennis Team - To become a mortician - Hello squeeze Got your head on straight EVA MAE HITHON - F.T.A., United Nations -- A model or teacher - Do tell CARRIE HOGUE - Cattie - Basketball, Volleyball - To attend college - Keep cool ll M-as fu U by Q3 .eww i il i 1 1 ififf if ERNESTINE JAMES - Tennis - To further my education at A. 8: T. College - Don't drip another drop MARTHA JAMES - Mart - Red Cross, Swimming Club - To succeed in the business world - Wait a minute HELEN JESTER - Sug - Girls Choir, Science Club - To become an elementary school teacher - That's no joke ALICA JOHNSON - Lish - Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, Swimming Club, Golden Masque Guild, F.T.A. - To major in business education - Oh .shucks DAVID HUMPHRIES - Hump Allied Youth, Art Major, Hi-Y, Band To succeed - Is that right HARRIETTE HYDE - Sister - To become a nurse - That's cool, real cool BARBARA JACKSON - Bobbie - Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Library Club - To become a surgical nurse - I just ain't with it COURTNEY JACKSON - Stone Wall - Future Nurses Club, Mixed Choir, Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball - Surgical nurse LAZARUS JACKSON - Chubby - Allied Youth, U.N., - To go in the Air Force - 0hl Yes MAMIE JACOBS - Liz - To become a secretary - You don't say i 5 5 i 1 ' r1 i ELLEN JOHNSON - Chicken - Future Nurses of Amer- lca, Library Club - To become a surgical nurse - Get with lt - Girls Choir - To become MINNIE JOHNSON - Penny an elementary school teacher- All that helps JAMES JONES - jonny - Tennis. Football, Mixed Choir. Hi-Y, Allied Youth, Crosscoumry care of that business - To be successful - Take NANNIE JONES - Nan - worker - Get my love To attend college and be a social i 3 l I . 4 I JOHN JORDON - j.D. - Track - To succeed - All right BERTRAM KEENE - Bert - Tennis, Track - To attend college - Yeah JEROME KELLY - Rome - Tennis, Allied Youth - To be successful - Ain't that a hurting thing GLORIA KILGORE - Killie - Honor Society, F.T.A., U.N.Y., Mixed Choir, Girls Choir, E.K.A. - To excell in mathematics - Most rough WILLIAM KNIGHT - Silent Knight - To succeed MARVA JONES - E.K.A., Girls League - To succeed - Oh my! PATSIE LYLE - Pat - F.T.A., U.N.Y., Girls Choir - To be a mucus at whatever I attempt - Fabulous SANDRA LYLES - Sandy - Mixed Choir, Girls Choir. Cheer- ing Squad, Swimming Club - To succeed - You're chewed CHARLES MASON - Dena - Allied Youth, Band, Golden Masque Guild, Inter Squad Municipal Happy Club - To be a success - That's definite DOROTHY MAYFIELD - Dot - F.T.A., Allied Youth, Girls Choir, Red Cross, Swimming Club - An efficient stenographer - Play it cool BARBARA MCCLARY - Barbie - Student Council - To be succesful - Yeah, that's hard MARY MCCLUSKEY - Future Nurses of America Club, Li- brary Club, United Nations, Girls Choir - To become another Florence Nightingale - Before me there were none, after me there are many impostersn S e t 2' if 4 t ht. . Q N,--' , .,-P. 1 Q t -1- 'gg Y- Qi -, S 1 kiss. 1. g a. 11: kv V R :C X E S t ..1Q- Km.-:-- S . Y S it I -it ' VERNA MITCHELL - Skippy - Y-Teens - To become a social worker - Nope, I don't know CARRIE MOORE - Bea - Girls Choir, Allied Youth Linguist FLORENCE MORRIS - Angel - Girls Choir, Swimming Class, Broadcast, Dancing Class - To succeed as a nurse You could have fooled me OVEDA NELSON - Toni -- Student Council, Allied Youth, Skating Club, Future Nurse Club - Registered nurse - Don't lose your cool, under constant pressure EVELYN MCCOY - Eve - E.K.A., Girls Choir, Broadcast - To become and elementary school teacher - Right RUF US MCCREA - Rody - Stcdent Council, United Nations, W.D.A. LAURA MCCULLOH - Mitz - E.K.A., M.C., A.Y., Science Club, G.M.G., Girls Choir - Registered nurse - Well that's cool MAUDESTINE MCLEOD - Tenn - F.T.A., U.N.M.C., G.E., E.K.A., Honor Society - To succeed as an elementary school teacher - Oh shucks MARIAN MCNAIR - Puchle - G.C., Girls Ensemble, E.K.A, Y.S.C. - To matriculate at Morgan State College - Mum, what you say QUELLA MEDLEY - Sis - Softball, United Nations, Allied Youth, Dancing Class, Volleyball, Basketball - To become a physical education teacher - Take it easy sweetie 1,5 urzn .sl , tssrs e 8 iiiii S 5 f t 'i tetr R 5 I l'i i. -15,55 9, g A -gg Sff' - Q if N DORIS -NEWTON - Dorie - Allied Youth, Future Teachers of America, Majorettes - To become an elementary school teacher - That's neat ROBERT NEWTON - Chester - Crosscountry, Tennis, Hi-Y, Allied Youth - Pharmacist - Is that for five KARROLL PARKER - Curly - Allied Youth - Millionaire - Hey there DONALD PATTERSON - Pettipat - Football, Basketball, VVrestling, Track, Choir - To attend A. 8: T. College and be- come a teacher - Keep a cool head LUCILLE PAUL - Lucy - Girls Choir, E.K.A., P.E,P.'s, Cheering Squad, Golden Masque Guild - Typist or registered nurse - That's alright try, Wrestling - To attend technical college u-A.J..H'yi.Hi'f ANDREW PEARSON - Andy Pandy - Football, Crosscoun- - Don't mention it' Rig, qi .E .1 ff 1-4 , , I i t 'A Qi Q, ' ,,. Q, f fi ,L -W6 0-1431011 -1-Y ur-N 1- JOHN PERSON - Percy - Track, Tennis, Driving Education - To be happy - The day will come HARRIETT PERRY - Dickie - Band, Mixed Choir, Girls Choir, Science Club, E.K.A., Allied Youth, Youth Forum - A successful medical technologist - Ain't nothing shaking but the bacon SHIRLEY PERRY - Cherille - Honor Society, F.T.A. - To become a nutrition specialist - That's beside the point JOHN PEARSON -- Hersy -- Driver Education - To find a girl who cares - Play it fair ANNIE PHILLIPS - Ann - Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, E.K.A., - To become an elementary school teacher - For Peter's sake JOHN POWELL - johnny - Track, Crosscountry - To attend a technical school for drafting - That's cool HARVEY PRINCE - Vince - United Nations, Track - To become a millionaire - That's tough ANDRA PRYOR - Pony - United Nations - To become a registered nurse - What'.s madoodle Jr - ' f : A- 1 fa.:-is f 5 L hVV-e I 'A ' 5 1'- t gk,p., I aging as m i , 1 J FA J v Q .5 f his f f 1 lf gp xl 1 4 sg 'I E 1 g a i A 'iisii , ,g f, M- -N, .ls X O I , '- iz 5 Q -' 1: i , ...,,. 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J IVV .gfyff N' zf A QUEEN ESTHER REYNOLDS - Candy -- E.K.A., Mixed Choir, Red Cross, Allied Youth - To attend Cortez Peters - Go ahead square DONALD RICE - Donnie - To be successful - Later Babes MATTHEW ROBINSON - Vernie - Driver Education, Art Major - To succeed - Amen THERESA ROBINSON - Tres - Girls League - To be successful - Yeah, lhat's hard YVALTER ROBINSON - Pete - Football, Hi-Y - Career in the Service - Cool the pill BEATRICE SAUNDERS - Smiles - Girls Choir, Allied Youth, Red Cross - To become a model - That'll be the day . it ,ii ROBERT SISCO - Rock - Basketball, Tennis, Student Coun- cil, Allied Youth - To attend Towson and become a teacher - CooI your seats that's clean HILDA SIX - Seis - Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, Allied Youth, Basketball, F.N.A. - To become a registered nurse - My goodness LESLIE WINTERS - Andre - Track - Air Force and then attend college - Hey Girl FREDDIE WILLIAMS - Tony - Hi-Y, Football, Crosscoun- try, Driver Education, Yearbook Staff - To become a naval officer - Now thafs real cool WILLIAM SINGLETARY - Stymie - Golden Masque Guild, Mixed Choir, Allied Youth, U.N., Youth Forum, Science Club, Student Council - Professional clinical psychologist - Boola Hoo! BRENDA SINGLETON - Future Nurse of America, Girls League, Broadcast Staff -- To become a registered nurse - That'.s definite I 4. 1- N ELAINE SMALLS - Lanie - Future Teachers of America, M U.N.Y.0., E.K.A. - To be a successful teacher - I bet xi' li? DAVID SHORT SMITH - Sir David - U.N., A.Y., Bowl- ing Team - To become a success in the professional world - Most Scotia I ffl- -' 2 lle 1- ll ' ff' A PRINCEOLA SMITH - Princess - Driver Education, Red ff Cross - To become successful in the future -- That's all right Z, nf l-f RITA SMITH - Ric - Girls Choir, Swimming Club X. . A 55, , ... Secretary - Cool it kid gf 2 I I lisi 3 . - e v i 4 JOHN STEWART - johnny - Football, Track, Crosscoun- try, Allied Youth - To be successful - I goofed CARL STREET - Street - Mixed Choir, Science Club, Golden Masque Guild, Student Council -- Doctor - Keep cool EDNA STREATER - Stuff - To be successful - Stay cool MIRIAM STOKES - Sweets - Head Captain Majorettes, Girls Choir, Science Club, E.K.A., Allied Youth - Teacher in high school - Better get with it CAROLYN TATE - Gray Eyes - F.T.A., U.N.Y., Mixed Choir, Girls Choir - Elementary school teacher - That's for sure EDDIE TAYLOR - Tobin - To become a success - He sure- is facetiousu GEORGINE STANLEY - Jeannie -- School teacher Well . . . JOHN STEVENSON - johnny - Allied Youth - To suc ceed - Oh yea, you tell 'um AARON STEWART - junior - Allied Youth - To be come successful in life - Hi there JOHN STEWART - Snu-Dee - Football, Hi-Y -- Chemist - Thdt's cool , K yr'-i,,k YZ 5 L' b el'f5?flf2iTHg1?Q'i' 'ET' ra- -Y ' . ' v a. -1 --'2s..,.i:vQf5ei : g, , Q: Q rv : --Gifts: N - -f K .gs 55: 5gz:5jg:.g:.,f-21-aj: C 4 I 5' jAMES TILLERY - The Bruiser - Basketball, Allied Youth, Student Council - To succeed - Oh well, you know me, dafs il , CAROLYN TODD - F.N.0.A. -- Nurse - That's all there is to that MARGUERITE TODD - Rite - F.T.A., United Nations - Elementary school teacher - Well, that's all right To become an elementary school teacher - if' BARBARA TRADER - Ann - E.K.A., United Nations - lsn't that amazing AQ DAVID VAUGHN - David - Mixed Choir, Concert Choik Hi-Y, Allied Youth, Crosscountry, Driver Education, Yearboo Staff - To become a naval officer - Now that's real cool BARBARA VENABLE - Barvie'-' - Girls Choir. Mixed Choir, Swimming Club - To become successful - Yeah EUNICE WALLER - Eunie - Driver Education, Basket- ball Team, Softball, Student Council, Girls Choir - To be- come a physical education teacher - Big deal LENA WATERS - Sister - F.T.A., United Nations - To become an elementary school teacher - Well that's cool jAMES WATTS - jimmy - Track, Allied Youth - To be- come a success - You sure look neat ERNEST WHITE - Ernie - Monitorial Force - To major in history - Don't look for trouble because you may find it ku' e i v R Ye 'x 1 'r'v c , 1 :fri . ,.1 , :, U 5 Jw... 5'-ga4d',',,fx, 09 S 4' r' fi v'n'o1' ' l H 4.4-'w,'aZ'f'f'.'f . Z'i'1' 5 f' o','.:l'1 'H1'gQ o'O 9,14 E' '. llilllull ' H ,H fill g l'q' 'NIH OH .l 'of l 0':'a lV' 'll ,U 'Om WH 1' 1' : lp n y u In ' O 4 nflululti H i' MARY WHITE - Mickey - To become a secretary - That's alright BETTY WILBURN - Cheeri - F4T.A., Nurses Club, Allied , f :yy 'fn Youth - To become a secretary - That's cool 1, Z 1 21 f A 4 Hi A 'Irvs' H' O tl, X I :,,,l,r' ,O A K . fm. '.o!c9s..1.5 im i me i ' LOUISE BROWN - Lou -- Girls Choir, Basketball Team S - SW - To be successful - Eat a gross kt t 'lll dp, Louise Brown was critically ill in the hospital when pictures A 9, were taken. The class sincerly prays for a speedy recovery. Mr. Hays, the senior counselor, is advising these prospective graduates on college selections. Here we see Annie Phillips, Carolyn Tate, Gloria Kil- gore, and Patsie Lyle listening attentatively. e Q9 . :vii .- 5 uf aa an 0 .. cn 5 o L 5 e Q Q o Q E o D- 'cs C N U U S- .2 G- e in E' S C ::: e O 2 'C :ri E E Ch 2 cb : : o P- is 'va N 2 U Q 2 Z u 3 O -C cn vi TI ev b U CQ L- O C1 PN O p-. ni E E cl: -3 S Q L 2 'C :E 2 E L1 .C D0 C '.:: .. ': Q 'U f- - G GEORGE PIERCE V 'A Q qs . . 'p ' any Mt .1 if , i WILLIAM RUFF CHARLES CALDWELL CURTIS DEVANCE f DORSEY, ALSTON, 8: PATTERSON GEORGE COLLINS Q4 V ROBERT ALsToN JOHN STEVENSON U. LAWRENCE SMITH MELVIN DORSEY 91 'ai-if HERBERT ALsToN ROBERT YOUNG ARNETT POLK ROBERT STOKES Bw . R o DONALD PATTERSON V X 3 Y Lf 5 1 .gf ag 'ff iw , I RLT U Q -53 glgl 'qdx AI I-I i was- a9 1 a,9N' 'Q I. Q Q' I 6 ' r. R' an 'Q yA,'w1A4rl5- SFNIIOR MAJORETTES AND BAND MEMBERS Braving the wind and rain, spectators see the Dunbar team shaping up for an Imu-hdowu. Going . . . going . . . gone for a home run YOUNG GOLF HOPEFULS William Ruff is really rough on Pat- terson. Here we see this little work horse driving for an assured goal. His splendid team work contributed largely to Dunbar's success through- out the season. Scnim' NICIIIIJCYS of thc Swimming Team I Graduating Majorettes and Band Members Fl ENNI5 GRAPPLERS ,da 11 BASKETBALL BADMINTON . - , 1 ll U -x X DEAR PArRoNs: THE DUNBAR GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 wishes to express its sincere gratitude for the wonderful support you have given our yearbook, our final project. Without your help and encouragement, our yearbook would be but a dream. However, through your inspiration and support, it has materialized into a happy reality. We realize that merely being the recipiant of a high school diploma doesn't make us truly worthy of this wonderful spirit and unselhsh cooperation. Through your christianly participation, you have proven that you have iaith in education, faith in usg and faith in the future. May our formal educational training, with God's guidance, make us always aware of our responsibilities. To all of our friends and relatives may we say Thanks, yes, thanks for everything. THE GRADUATES OF 1957 Congratulations to ERCELLE CARRINGTON from Mr. Felton Flonory WILLIAM C. MARCH FUNERAL HOME 928 E. North Avenue TU. 9-3987 Congratulations to CAROLYN MARIE TODD from Margaret Todd Best of success to my daughter MARY WHITE from Ruth White Congratulations to ERCELLE CARRINGTON from Barbara Carrington Congratulations to my niere MARY WHITE from Clara White Congratulations to CARRIE MOORE from WEST END CONFECTIONERY In VARIETY STORE Notions -- School Supplies -- Novelties - Toys Groceries - Dry Goods Mr. and Mrs. Moore E M Oliver prop These loyal parents and neighborhood organizations and businesses have proven that they are deeply interested in our young citizens. Please check the following pages and patronize our subscribers. They deserve everyone's support. Please support those that prove that they are interested in our children. TI-IE GRADUATES OF 1957 Congratulations to HELEN JESTER from Mr. Human Jester Good lurk to HARRIETTE PERRY from James W. Douglass THE FLAG, BANNER 8- PENNANT SHOP 409 Park Avenue Baltimore 'I, Maryland JET Unique Processing and Barlrering Center 1531 Pennsylvania Avenue Roosevelt Neely, Prop. Good lurk and best wishes HARRIETTE PERRY Congratulations to WILLIAM SINGLETARY from fY0 l East End Garage Myrna Tatum YOUR AIR FORCE RECRUI-I-ER Compliments to Vlfilliam Singletary John T. oem, - Tfsge. u.s.A.r. HAMMONDS FLOMST PE. 2-1668 644 N. Fremont Ave. ED. 62898 Congratulations to our daughter Ba, Wishe, ,U my ,on SY!-VIA some TAYLOR from from Mr. and Mrs. Beniamin Lewis and Brother MB, gen,-ice Taylor MA. 3-6003 LA. 3-1520 CONGRATULATIONS GEORGE G. KELSON FUNERAL HOME 1348 N. Calhoun Street Baltimore 17, Maryland Congratulations to JOAN DISTANCE from Mr. R. E. Williams Congratulations to JOAN DISTANCE from Rev. C. E. Browne Congratulations and a successful future to our daughter ANNETTE LANGLEY from Mom and Dad Congratulations to our daughter OVEDA LYNN NELSON from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson Congratulations to ERCELLE CARRINGTON from David Carrington Congratulations to my daughter ESTHER GRAHAM from Mother Congratulations to the graduating class MEMORIAL BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL Congratulations to ERCELLE CARRINGTON Rev. E. C. Brown, Pastor A. A. Smith, Sec. from Vercye Flonory Congratulations to Congratulations to the graduating class of U57 RITA ELDORA SMITH THE WAVES OF BAINBRIDGE NAVAL TRAINING from CENTER Pte. Calloway Hatchet Bainbridge, Maryland WHlTLEY'S CLEANERS 8. DYERS Congratulations to LORRETTA FUTADO Laundry Service - Free Picle-up and Delivery from l'l0l E. Preston Street Meme' Congratulations to my son DAVID HUMPHRIES from Mrs. Humphries Best wishes to our daughter BERNICE HOWARD from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Howard Congratulations to our daughter and niece THERESA ATKINSON from Mother and Aunt LAFAYETTE BOWLING CENTER 2206 W. Lafayette Avenue lnear Bentaloul GI. 5-0785 Joseph Brown, Prop. Best wishes to our son JAMES WATTS from Mr. and Mrs. Watts Congratulations and best wishes to our son CHARLES MASON from Mr. and Mrs. Mason Congratulations to our san EDDIE T. HILL from Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hill MOUAT 81 OGRINZ PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS Trading at BURRIS 0: KEMP BE. 5-3332 Greenmount Ave. 81 33rd Congratulations to my son JOHN STEWART Congratulations to our daughter MAMIE JACOBS from fmm Mrs. Nettie stewart Mr. and Mrs. Nella Jacobs KELLY BROTHERS Congratulations to my brother Moving and Hauling - Local and Long Distance CHARLES MASON l014 N. Eden sneer from BR, 6-3890 Mrs. lola Gault SANDER'S BARBER SHOP 628 Cherry Hill Road Cherry Hill 25, Maryland Congratulations to my son MELVIN DORSEY' from Mrs. Gladys Downes Compliments to my son LAZARUS JACKSON, JR. from Mr. and Mrs. Lazarus Jackson JACKSON In JACKSON Local anal Long Distance Moving 806 N. Gay Street EA. 7-9707 Best wishes to THOMAS L. JOHNSON from Mr. Thomas Aydlett Compliments to HELEN JESTER Dave The Friendly Tailor 831 W. Mulberry St. Best wishes to the graduates of 57 from Stanley A. Beckett BIDDLE FLORIST Rear of 1201 N. Bond Street Congratulations to HARRIETT PERRY from Mom and Dad BRAUNS Alice P. Tumapma, Prop. BR.6-6764 l f'm 'md OP'i'l f Sim 1885 BUDDY BOY Congratulations to my special friend FLORIENCE MORRIS from George Jones Greenmount and North Avenues Submarine Sandwich Specialist WANTZ MARKET THE VALET FORMAL WEAR RENTAL SERVICE 427 Laurens Street Baltimore 'l7, Md Best wishes to our niece EVELYN MCCOY Best Wishes COLLICK FUNERAL HOME Randolph T. Colliclc, Director Mr and Mrs Leroy McCu ers Congratulations and best vis es o y from II -- Turners Station h t rn daughter Congratulations and best wishes to our daughter CATHERINE BOOKER BETTY E. BLACKMON from from Mather Mrs. Sarah Booker Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Blackman Congratulations to our daughter Compliments APOLLO THEATRE EVELYN MeCOY from Mather and Dad I500 Harford Avenue Congratulations to my brother JAMES BLACKMON from Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Francis Congratulations to our daughter MAGGIE from Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Bristow Congratulations to CLAUDETTE BEARD from Randolph Congratulations to JAMES BLACKMON from Mom and Dad Congratulations to our son DAVID S. SHORT Compliments of Rev. and Mrs. George S. Smith THE PEOPLE'S BAPTIST CHURCH 2109 Greenmount Avenue Rev. George S. Smith, Minister Congratulations to DONALD RICE AND CLASS OF 57 from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rice Congratulations to JOHN PEARSON from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Minor JEWELRY CRAFTS jewelry - Lighters - Rings 545 N. Gay Street Watches -- Congratulations to JOHN PEARSON from Betty Cole Congratulations to our nephew DAVID S. SHORT from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and Family Congratulations to -my san LINWOOD CLEMONS from Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rice We more the earth D A T E S F L E E T We move anything that can be dumped Wl. 5-3776 1245 N. Bentalou Street Congratulations to ELAINE SMALLS from Reginald Smalls Erne Best wishes and good luck to o JEAN BENFORD from Mother and Dad ur daughter sr Roberson SA. 7-9490 NEW YORK BARBER SHOP 1219 E. Preston Street Congratulations to QUEEN ESTHER REYNOLDS from Mr. Ellis Reynolds Congratulations to Best wishes to my sister ELAINE DOUGLAS BARBARA JAcKsoN lfom from Israel Baptist Church -- Preston and Chester Streets ML He,be,f Jackson Congratulations and lots of luck to f.l0l1gfn1lllldllUHf to my daughter JOHNNIE MAE GUEST ELAINE DOUGLAS from from Mr. Joseph Young Mrs. Hattie Douglas Congratulations to our daughter Best wishes to ANITA CLARK JOHNNIE MAE GUEST from from Mr. and Mrs. William Clark Mrs. Ross Mason and Family Congratulations to my loving niece Congratulations to ELLEN D. FAULKNER JOAN DISTANCE, DAVID VAUGHN 81 RITA SMITH from from Uncle Herman Howard Memorial Baptist Church Best wishes to the graduates Congratulations to my niece ARUNDEL FLORENCE MORRIS Aisquith and Monument Streets from Joe and Sid Mr. and Mrs. Johnson ongrafufafiona anal Leaf wiahea Betty Blackman Robert Alston Laura McCullough Ella Buckson Curtis DeVonce Beatrice Johnson MOUNT PLEASANT BA Gay, Rutland PTIST Rev. I. L. Williams, Pastor CHURCH and Preston Streets Beatrice Johnson Ch lr , urc Clerk Congratulations to my special friend BARBARA TRADER from Albert R. Berry Conpliments JACK'S FOOD MARKET 200 N. Calvin Street Best wishes to our daughter BRENDA SINGLETON from Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Singleton JOSEPH G. LOCKS JR. FUNERAL HOME Sureessor to Mrs. los. G. Locks 1304 N. Central Avenue MU. 5-7555 Best Wishes to BRENDA SINGLETON from George Singleton Congratulations to our son and daughter HARRIETT and ARTHUR, JR. from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Best yvishes to my sister EVA M. I'IlTl'lON MOORE' GROCERIES 1901 Jefferson Street hom Fine Meats - Vegetables - Foods Mr. Julius Hitllon, Jr. C0 5 't Idti0 f to my niece GUS E. BROWN REAL ESTATE BROKER EVA M' HITHON Rent Collector - Property Manager hom 1707 Harford Avenue MU. 5-1190 Mr. Peter Hytllon C In C PHOTO STUDIO 709 Aisquirh Street Compliments Complete Photo Service ZION BAPTIST CHURCH PE. 2-7081 Congratulations to my niece BUY AT PEATS EVA M. IT N 1040 Greenmount Avenue f H Ho For your choicest meats mm Mr. Price Hython Best wishes to our daughter NICKIS GROCERY STORE CECELIA Fine Foods - Quality and Good Service fmm 126 N. Fremont Avenue Mr. ond Mrs. Gant MA- 3-9205 Ben Wight, 10 LOGAN J. JENKINS, CATERER BRENDA SINGLETON Weddings, Dinners and Receptions from 1830 Westwood Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Christo Waller LA- 3-4525 LA- 3-2534 Best wishes to my sister EVA M. I'lITI'ION from Mr. William McCormick Best wishes to my daughter EVA M. I IlTI'lON from Mrs. Adis Hithon IRVlN'S FOOD MARKET 404 Aisquith Street EA. 7-3510 ROBERT E. LEE Restaurant and Billiards 1408-10 N. Central Avenue Congratulations to our daughter ELAINE SMALLS from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smells RAYNER SANDERS FUNERAL HOME 217 E. Preston Street NIU. 5-8540 Golden Memoirs 56 Congratulations Class of 57 CHUCK RICHARDS - WBAL, WITH, WSID Congratulations to RUTH BAXTER , I from Thanks for listening John Baxter Poultry Company BUDDY-BOY Submarine Sandwich Dr. and Mrs. Moxie Gordon and Sons Cor. North and Greenmount Avenues extend warmest congratulations to our cousin MU. 5-9446 GLORIA KILGORE Congratulations to our daughter Congratulations to my special friend GLORIA KILGORE JOHN P. HARRIS from from Mom and Dad Velma Vi Golden Congratulations to our graduates of FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH BOND 8. ASHLAND AVE. REV. W. E. PAIGE, Pastor Elaine Smalls Johnnie Mae Guest Shirley Perry Maudestine McLeod Rosetta Johnson Jacqueline Pringle Ella Watson Leslie Winters Delores Eaton Freddie Williams Greetings to BARBARA JACKSON from Daddy Logan, Groceries - Glen Burnie, Maryland Congratulations to GLORIA KILGORE from Godmother Miss Regina E. Wright Compliments of DR. CHARLES E. WATTS, DENTIST 928 Pennsylvania Avenue Congratulations and best wishes MISS SHIRLEY PERRY from The Perry Family Congratulationsg I only wish I could find a better word than Best WMM: to my daughter proud . from from Mrs. cnffsfd Mae Griffin William E. Todd Congratulatiogl':SiRlZstT:KlgERto my nieff Congratulationstntyoi my daughter Aunlzorearl Mr. Howard Griffin and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. William E. Todd Best wishes to Congratulate their daughters, ROSALIND CAROLYN and MARGUERITE TODD from on twelve years well spent Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Gover, Jr. WALTER JONES, SR. WALTER JONES, JR. ROLAND JONES CENTRAL ICE AND FUEL COMPANY Kerosene - Fuel Oil - Oil Burner Sales and Service 'I023 N. CENTRAL AVENUE OR leans 5-0923 We now maintain our own oil burner service department Golden emoirs 57 Congratulations to my daughter MARIAN McNAlR from Mr. Samuel McNair Compliments PAUL'S STORE 1315-17 Orleans Street DI. 2-9856 Congratulations to DAVID L. VAUGHN from Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hicks IDEAL SHOE STORE 3112 West North Avenue MEN'S - WOMENKS' -- CHILDREN Miss Fay, Mr. Jerry and Stu Congratulations to our daughter BETTY LOU FITTS from Mother and Father HARRY'S AUTO SUPPLY 3123 West North Avenue LO ngwoocl 6-9802 Compliments to the graduates ERNEST'S CONFECTIONERY 915 East Madison Street W. A. WARFIELD COMPANY Plumbing - Heating - Roofing 1721 Bloomingdale Road WI. 5-0489 Congratulations to our daughter URCELIA from Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dudley Compliments to PRINCEOLA SMITH from Mr. William R. Green Congratulations to CLEMENTINE CARTER from Mr. and Mrs. Scroggins Congratulations to our daughter PRINCEOLA from Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smith Compliments to CROWN PRODUCE, FRUITS AND PRODUCE VE. 7-9326 HARFORD CLEANERS 8: DYERS 1600 Harford Avenue Congratulations to the Graduates of THE FIRST APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH Mary lVlcCluslcy Mary Adams Barbara J lc G Eld. W. A. SHOWELL, Pastor ac son eorge Collins Anthony Showell MARCELL DAVIS, Chairman Congratulations and hest wishes to our daughter CLEMENTINE CARTER from Mom and Dad OSCAR'S CLEANERS 8: DYERS 1441 North Central Avenue SA. 7-9275 We do our own cleaning EXPERT SHOE SERVICE 1302 East Preston Street Reginald R. Roles, Prop. Congratulations to our daughter LORRAINE from Mr. and Mrs. Taft Lashley Much success in your future SANDRA V. LYLES from Freddie D. Williams Congratulations and best wis BARBARA BARNES from MOM and DAD hes to our daughter Congratulations and success to our son CURTIS DeVANCE from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeVance SAM FONTE'S AMERICAN-ITALIAN GROCERY Choice Meats, Groceries and Produce 7004 East Oliver Street Congratulations to our nephew CURTIS DeVANCE from Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Norris Compliments of FRIEDMAN DRUG PE. 2-1762 Open Sundays Personal compliments to Complfmgnfg DAISY L- BRADFORD HELEN's BEAUTY SALON from 913 N. Gay sneer BR. 6-1156 Richard C. Redd ANNA SARA RUTH HOLLlMAN'S MUSIC STUDIO 1627 N. Bond Street DI. 2-1735 Congratulations to our daughter DOROTHY MAYFIELD from Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mayfield NU-WAY TAILORS 2000 East Lafayette Avenue George A. Price James C. Carter PE. 2-9789 Shine Your Shoes and Not Your Socks EDDIE'S SHOE SHINE PARLOR 1442 E. Baltimore Street ST. FRANCIS FLOWER SHOP 1500 North Caroline Street Flowers For All Occasions Stanley A. Beckett, Prop. Baltimore 13, Maryland Delivery Service VE. 7-1177 Congratulations to my niece DOROTHY MAYFIELD from Edward Biggun Bell Congratulations to our sun HERBERT ALSTON, JR. from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alston Compliments to our daughter and sister BARBARA MCCLARY CHARLES B. LEWIS MORTUARY Efficient and sympathetic service assured from 1639 N. BIOGCJWCY Mrs. Lucille Marion and Sarah McClary EA, 7-0316 Cnmplfmfnff to Ou' ffffff and W' conrsz w. versus Business scnool. BARBARA MCCLARY 1208 Eutaw Place Baltimore 17, Md. from Walter T. Dixon, Dean Evelyn D. Dixon, Registrar June, Patience and James, Jr. DORSEY 8: DORSEY PHOTOGRAPHERS Specializing in home portraits Congratulations to MATTHEW and THERESA ROBINSON 2425 w. Franklin sf-eef GI. s-can-M fmm John Nesbit - 623 Aisquith Street Congratulations to MOSES WATKINS and CHARLES WISE from Standard Rug Company Congratulations and best wishes to our daughter EDDIE MAE ALLEN from Mr. and Mrs. Francis Allen My heartiest congratulations to ETTA R. BLACKMON from Mr. Raymond Warren Congratulaloins to my niece SHIRLEY TUCKER from Mr. and Mrs. David Cunningham CLAUDE EVANS Door to door vegetable truck 1746 E. Lanvale Street PIONEER DINING ROOM Come in - see us at our new place 1513 East Eager Street Roger Edmonds, Prop. Congratulations and success to Congratulations to SYLVIA and ANNIE PHILLIPS MARY SIMON from fT0m BLOOMINGDALE 1501 Bloomingdale Road GNIICIMOYIIGY Gnd Al-IM Congratulations to our daughter RUTH JESTER from Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jester Congratulations and success to SYLVIA and ANNIE PHILLIPS from The Thomas Family MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 1063 WEST FAYETTE STREET Sunday School, 9:15 A.M.g Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M.g B. T. U., 6:00 P.M. Communion every third Sunday Nathaniel H. Wicks, Pastor WALBROOK GIFT SHOP 3106 West North Avenue Hallmark Cards - Accessories - Social Stationery Wllkens 7-0330 UPTOWN BARBER SHOP 3131 West North Avenue Hair Bobbing - Facials - Manicuring Phillip L. Brown, Prop. Best Wishes to ETHEL DIXON from Mom and Dad Congratulations to the graduates MO0RE'S GROCERY STORE 1901 Jefferson Street PEASE TIRE MARTS Tires at prices you can afford 20th 8. Maryland Ave. 7910 Pulaski Hiway Congratulations and best wishes to my daughter HARRIETT ELIZABETH EGGLESTON from Mother Best wishes to Rose's Grocery Store - 504 Aisquith Street Varied selections in all foods Good luck to my one and only daughter MURIEL WHITE from Mother Congratulations to CURTIS DeVANCE from Mr. and Mrs. Crofton, Dorothy, Charles and James Congratulations and success to CURTIS DeVANCE from Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Boyd CONWAY'S GROCERY 917 Forrest Street Groceries - Meats - Confeclions - Fuel Telephone: VE. 7-9743 Congratulations to the February Class of 1957 BOOKER T'S BARBER SHOP 1440 North Gay Street Three Barbers to Serve You M RS. Established 1902 ROBERT A. ELLIOTT AND 'DAUGHTER ZORAH T. ELICKSON - MILTON E. ELICKSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1929 NORTH CAROLINE STREET Phone: EA stern 7-6590 Baltimore 13, Maryland REGENTS SPORTS CLUB, INC. Compliments to the june Class of 'I57 WALTER JONES, JR., President BENJAMIN GRAHAME, Vice-president SAMMY GARNER, Secretary 824 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE Produced by H G ROEBUCK 8- SON, INC BALTIMORE, MD. bg-135 Wg- -. . ,P .- xx-5 -v' 'H' -951125 Y ' .JT ' -,f- ' s i: - ' is 71,'f'Ji 5, ,,,.,. ,JA I amy V. .vnu .. ,B 3 nm -A r,.,1gsf v ,X fu L, ' 'ff-'fzwvf f - Zibfiflawl-My -gf .311 ' 6 1, lgzjcwg .-2'.g....Q-?.-.11-. 3.5515 F1333 i, ,., Af .fag--gg-1...wf . g.ig.v5A.f5.L- ,:f. 1 -- 11' 'fix ' 1' I-4 ' 'if'5?'3 - -asks gy-.f-511,-1' if .iisfl- mfg-:'.'f ,:'-E-wir-1. 4-ai.:-. 257' up w..:1 ,.il 5 j1?.'-'Q 4'-144:31iX?f.'?g-:A-:S-V? -'Riu-iii-rL,1L.-fJ'f'-' .xi , .27 , .4 QJQH 4+-:em .E -1 - ' 0-CW - ' ui? 5 4'A3'i'2f:+ 3. 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