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

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seg hh Sg nT TTS RU aL MU Ue Re Et Renal Kl RSE ERE RE RERS RRSSES a ea retoprey | SRR UR UR UU UTR URL UGURER URE SAUER SR ania MS, GLADYS RUTH Se Whie misfortune does beset you, though it try not to let you.” Quiet, modest, pleasant. Fleur-de-Lis Club. To enter Miner Normal School. work ADAMS, WILLIAM JAMES . “Let your work be a shining light before the world that men may know you.’ Rex Club, German Club. AGENOR, MABEL FRANCES “Success is the reward of labor.” Unassuming, patient, gentle. Fleur-de-Lis Club, French Club. To enter Miner Normal School. ALEXANDER, CATHERINE BERNAY “Onward and upward.” Active, garrulous, entertaining. Fleur-de-Lis Club, Athletic Association, Span- ish Club. To enter Miner Normal. ALLEN, BIRCHARD BROOKS “In storm and in sunshine, whatever assail; I shall press onward to conquer and never say fail.” Courteous, neat, friendly. Rex Club, Swimming Team, Athleti ia- tion, French Club. (elgsie: gasccla To enter Hamilton College. AMIS, MARY LOAMY “Each day, on the wa: i ; Industrious, ‘polite, n fet doing the best I can.” Fleur-de-Lis Club. y Xa EU eile TS iA ARS SAAR TAS RUS UU UR URI ecru ULL eLe