Dunbar High School - Liber Anni Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Sorviunryn Q) Q QI ANNI, the aim of the Senior Class of 1924 is to give information con- cerning itself and the institution of which it isa part. We realize the RRR Q serious duty which is ours, and set RRIRIRRNRRINI RISE RRRIS RRR) out earnestly to the fulfillment of Rin rape raee the trust. It is our desire that this effort may be one more accomplishment worthy to serve as a guide for Dunbar’s aspir- ing youth. We confess our indebtedness to all who have aided in the publication of this book, and extend to them our heartfelt thanks. May this book, in years to come, be an ever present friend to the scattered members of the Class of 724. JOSEPH JENKINS, President. N PRESENTING OUR LIBER :

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To The Dunbar ate School A sooneT And she shall be the friend of youth for aye; Of quick’ning youth whose eyes have seen the gleam; Of youth between whose tears and laughter stream Bright bows of hope; of youth, audacious, gay, Who dares to know himself a Caeser, say, A Shakespeare or a Galahad. The dream To him is real; and things are as they seem, ‘For beauty veils from hity the feet of clay: How holy and how wonderful ber trust— Youth's friend and, yes, how blest. For down the wes! Each-day shall go the sun, and time in time Shall die, the unborn shall again be dust; But she with youth eternal on her breast. Immortal, too, shall git serene. sublime