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

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Uur Guides 'D Xa P, -ul To the class of 1955 I pen this parting message with a high degree of hope and confidence in your future careers. You have shown evidence of superior achieve ment as a classg your conduct has been exemplaryg and your loyalty above reproach It has been a real pleasure to have been associated with you for a period of three years. To see you go forth from the portals of Dunbar saddens me to a degree, for I have grown to respect and admire you. As graduates of Dunbar High School you inherit the mantle of thousands of sons and daughters who have preceded you. They have carried the banner high and made the name of Dunbar a noble one by their fine accomplishments all over the world. IVith this proud heritage, I have no fear that you will nurture it and that it will blossom and become more fruitful as the years pass by. The opportu nities are manifold for you to add increased laurels to your Alma Mater. I have every faith that this will be done. May your blessings be many and your future bright and prosperous. ,Q Q K f Lx J e PRINCIPAL 6

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111211112 TIU 1 it We the class of 1955 COI1S1ClCI' xt an honor to dedxcate our yearbook to the memory of the late Mrs Adelalde Cook Daly teacher of Spamsh 1n Dunbar Hlgh School from 1993 unt1l her death m the sprlng of 1954 Mrs Daly born IH Phxladelphla xx as brought to lVashmgton at a xery early age She was graduated from the old M Street Hlgh School 1n 1914 as the xaledlctorlan of her class Mrs Daly spent two summers ruth her aunt III Spam studymg at the Berlxtz School of languages Ihere she acquxred 1 knowledge of the customs and language of the Spamsh peo le She contmued her work at Cornell UIIIXCTSILQ and wx as elected to P111 Beta kappa 111 her Junlor year She was graduated Nlagna Cum laude She recened her Master s Degree m Educatxon from Cathollc Unnerslty -Xfter g1aduat1on from Cornell she nas marrled to Vlctor R Daly xx hom she met as a student at that unu ersm In 1993 Nlrs Daly nas appolnted to teach Spamsh at the Dunbar Hlgh School Our clss certalnly remembers the annual Pan 'XIDCTICEIII Day proglams uhlch mere enrlched through her efforts to brmg to the students a realxstlc p1ctu1e of Spamsh llfe 5 4 - J vt.. 1 Q , . 0 ' r L .1 , , . . . . . - . . . Y . r - 1 v ' R . V I n r S . C V I p . . v S . , . Y 7 . ' , . C ' . 1 1 1 . ' V l . y v . V ' lv. - , 4 . ' ' ' 'L .

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MRS. GI..-XDYS XV. FAIRLEY A851-.ffllllf l'r1'nf1'pnI 2 4, Q w K l i I As uc hbmul Lo 1tL1111 our 0011 our administrative officers and faculty alclccl us 111 surmoummg obstacles 1nd showed us Lhc way to the top 44 NIR. HOXV.-XRD F. BOLDEN Assistant Prinfipal