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

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rita oF oi Sa Aaa aR Ra SR a a RRR] The Faculty DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS PRACTICE Arithmetic Commercial Problems and Mr. Orlando C. Thornton Commercial Law ockiceeping Mr. Cyrus Shippen Mr. Geo. W. Hines Mr. John W. Cromwell, Jr. Mr. Daniel B. Thompson RELA Miss Ruth E. Weatherless Commercial Drawing Physical Geography Dr. John E. Washington Miss Mary 0’H. Williamson Englishes Mr. Haley G. Douglass Miss Pearl Adams Shorthand Mrs. Madeline Hurst Mr. Frederick J. Douglass Miss Jennie E. Mustapha Typewriting Mrs. Mary H. Skinner Miss Lydia Brown Miss Leanna F. Johnson Mr. James C. Wright SPECIAL SUBJECTS DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL TRAINING Mr. EDWIN B. HENDERSON, Head of Department Mrs. Thelma Amos Mrs. Theresa Connelly Miss Edith Chandler Miss Etta Williamson “Mr. Charles L. Pinderhughes Mr. Duvall B. Evans i Domestic Science Drawing Mrs. Norma C. Bacchus Mr. Samuel D. Milton Mrs. Alice M. Williams Mr. William D. Nixon Dr. John E. Washington Music Miss Mary L. Europe Mr. Henry L. Grant Miss Lola Johnson Mrs. Miriam W. Lewis, Clerk Mrs. Pearl B. Curtis, Librarian Mr. John H. Williams, Registrar Mrs. Marian V. Monroe, Matron Transferred to Shaw Junior High. IVa USI eS TU UU IU UU UU UCU CCT inn eT eR a SSE ATR IRR Rana a aaah URSA (A ee SAR RL RS RS A LAY SL SS AL AS A A a TS a X

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PUCUELSUSUSUE ay HC] SR SRR TRG RE The Faculty Mr. WALTER L. SMITH, Principal Miss JULIA E. BROOKS, Assistant Principal DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND HISTORY Miss OTELIA CROMWELL, Head of Department englis Miss Jennie E. Mustapha aes Mrs. Mary H. Skinner Miss Pearl Adams Miss Charlotte Atwood History Miss: Elsie, Brown Mr. William Brewer Dr, N. Fairfax Brown Miss Sadie I. Daniel Miss Mary P. Burrill Mr. Haley G. Douglass Mr. James M. Carter Miss Iva R. Marshall a BENE DYKES Mr. Willis Menard a Miss Juanita P. Howard MriFrank Perkins is Mr. J. Newton Hill Mr. James N. Saunders Miss Josephine Harley Mr. Cyrus Shippen Mrs. Madge S. Hurst Mr. Neval Thomas Miss Bertha C. McNeill Miss Mary O’H. Williamson DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES Mr. CLYDE C. McDUFFIE, Head of Department ? Latin Spanish Mrs. Adelaide C. Daly Mies oserhe by Aller Mr. Joseph N. Gownder Drsj-ApnarT Cooper Mr. Domingo A. Lanauze Miss LaVerne Gregory 3 i 2. Mr. William J. Newson Mrs. Hallie Q. Jackson French German Mrs. Mary M. Brewer - Dr. Georgianna Simpson Mrs. Louise C. Hill SAS a TTT TTY A DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Miss ETHEL C. HARRIS, Head of Department Mr. Ulysses S. G. Bassett Mr. Clarence 0. Lewis Miss Mary E. Cromwell Miss Gladys E. N. Toliver Mrs, Euphemia Haynes Mrs. Gladys W. Fairley Mr, William T. S. Jackson Miss Caroline Calloway DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCES Mr. NELSON E. WEATHERLESS, Head of Department Botany Mr. Alfred Nixon Miss Marcelle Brown General Science Mr. Haley G. Douglass : Physics Chemistry 3 f Mr. James H. Cowan Mr. Louis H. Russell 4 Miss Jane E. Datcher Zoology 4 Mr. Matthew M. Morton Mr. Wilder P. er Montgomery o Fl su SRuRURURLRURURLRURURURURUR a aieeenieeniiieeeaeeer nC

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eee SRR SRS RR a ay] ale a Faculty Sketches Who is a splendid teacher of Burke, Burns, and Macbeth, An apostle of the Dunbar Debating Society, And an advocate of the Athletic Association’? Mr. Joseph Newton Hill. If it’s in a room that’s very cold, Or exercises are the vogue, Or one-act plays are being told, It’s Miss Burrill’s dramatic Room 110. What would become of the “Dunbar Observer If it were not for the history teachers—J iss Daniel and Mr. Perkins And Miss McNeill and her Journalism Class? One that suits in every capacity—I r Cowan. A wonderful teacher of “Chem,” A strong believer in Extra-Curricular activities, Mr. Smith’s right hand in making programs, A leader in such operettas as “In Aready” And an aid in enforcing traffic rules. ree eS eg to Te RU US UU —— Sea ea et i eters eae URE URURLS URL | i Five members of the faculty were visitors in Europe last summer: Miss Pearl Adams, Miss Lydia Brown, Mrs, Hallie I. Jackson, Miss Iva Marshall, and Mr, Willis Menard. (l ee To Miss Clarissa Scott (Mrs. Hubert Delaney), Miss Gladys Wilkinson (Mis. Richmona Fairley), and Miss Louise Cook (Mars, J. Newton Hill) : “A host of happy thoughts be here Por wedded comradeship and cheer ; May life be long and friends be true, And alk good fortune smnile on you.” The Faculty presented a very entertaining musicale on October 28, pants were: Miss Mary L, Europe, Mrs. Alice N. Williams, Miss Mary P. B. Dykes, Mr. Joseph N. Hill, Miss Leanna F, Johnson, ¥ Miss Lola Johnson. The partici- Burrill, Dr. Eya Tiss Ruth B, Weatherless, and The musicale was Sponsored by a committee of which Mr. chairman; Miss Sadie I, Daniel, Miss Bi members. James N, Saunders was ertha C. McNeill, and Mr, Frank H. Perkins were Se To Misses Carolyn Calloway, Mary P. Burrill, and Mr. Daniel Sorry your illness had to be Hope your “shut-in” days are over, That in your mirror now Shall be Happiness and health galore, Thompson: OR ea ane nf SS SE EE ee a eR a ta Pf i a oh a is in ie H te ce a a a a i a i i i i a a a q a iy i i oh a ig Xe