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

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Off to New York for Columbia Scholastic Press Association are First Row: Marjorie Browne, Phyllis Harrocl, Renee Dowling, Claudia lfinney. Semnri Roar: Mrs. McEwen, chaperon, Bebe Drew, Barbara Reason, Mr. Lofton, Principal, and Leslie Bryan. . . . Part fur the Mountain JUNIOR SECTION PRESIDICNTS b- First Rnzu: Annabelle Henderson, Ruth Childers. Swnmrl Row: Juanita Guy, William Jones, Marjorie Nlann. Third Razr: Neal XVootl4 ruff, l-llliott lvillllly. Qc G i - 'T 4 .s. 0,' if Q , fl ' .,, V s Q' . . 4 -a?,' 'X 'E ,,, SOPHOMORE SECTION PRIQSIIJENTS - Fzmt Razr: lcnora Houston, Laurence Hughes, Estelle Cooper. Sfflllllf Rozy: Lydia Borrero, Dorothy Ackers, Mary Btlllox. Mary Dunlop, Mildred Braclclock, Nancy Thompson. Third Razr: Joyce l-1. Johnson, Patricia Parker, M ni: 1: l.B mis flu 1 K .1 D 1 as if' funnier: fa Q ffuillil , s. '- - I he ,S sIi,'.....l . 1 44:23 5 vs.-.-an ,.. , , .I 1 1 O U

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Rdyllllilltl IQIIIIIIICN lL.1l1'1 Icftmch Robcxt Coopcx md C torgt C llllllglllll tuc the Sophomore C lass offlccrs fl new ssault Blrely st1rted on thelr upu lI'Cl clnnh the sophomores x llllI1llX struggled to gun 1 foothold III the ucllcst1hl1shecl ll lClltlOll 1t Dunb1r omxng the cloud lll the mnoxx CllCCIll1g ll gnnes lor the Red 1nd lihck 1ncl SIIIJIJCJIIITIQ school drnes thex quick x oxerc une ttelr s L, Thc shoxsecl th1t thex possessed thc same lox 1ltx 1nd school SIJITII lound lI'l the uppertlusmen Such l OlllSllllCllI1g SOIJllOIl10lC5 lS D1lton Xllen umner ol the Indnrdu 11 Dull lor lust Xen c 1det5 lI1Cl Xvllllilll Betttrs WXIIIIICIS ol C olden Gloxes tourn1n1ent bouts wut slmomng gm ll pronnse ll the end of the lust SCIIICSIEI' Sophomores exhxbltecl then lilCIlI 1t one ol their lC2,lll 1r IHCCUIIQS LCIl0ll Houston Lll'1lIl1ilI1C C-ltene were LXKO ol the p1rt1c1p1nts on the IJIOQI llll l'cr 1 Int ol soc11l hle the sophs h1c' 1 Bunm Hop III the frlI'lS C nn Nutt xe1r thex lntend to h ue more 1ct1x1t1es 1 c Sllllllllll ol the IHOIIIIIUH n 1 t1ke mother step toward the I8 . A ' 'T I , AA X L 0 ' l -5 'fJ:,' 4 X ' ' :fi ' Nb I , f 1- ' A A 1 N ,Z ,l,v -K 1 Y .1 1 ,YZ Q, ,, 12..' ,.. A -. I I I 1 'nz ' '2 ' , I 'P '1 'P J -' ' 1 ' z 2 1 3 ' ' K' ' ' ', I' l' ll' ' 'z l ' firit feelinfs of loneliness 2lI1Cl fright. .'z '.' ' '15 2 .V , ' ' 4 ' I' 1' 'z ' 2 'z ' . , Y . ' , , ' .' , . - .. ' , ' ' . .', ' ' . , , l 'l 1' ' V ' p 1 I f r 1 - . -. ' . , 1 , v

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? . ' ' 47: 5 ' f , , i, if vi :st Q M , 5, I Xp -4 wi' ludith Pzuterson. Sccrctzmg lixa lfinley. l'l'CNltlC!1lQ jonnie Settles, Yice Prcsidentg Peggy Harley, Llieasuicr, are the junior Class Officers. Unward tn nur linal Fully prepared for what lay before them, the 'lun- iors begun their second yeztr. Now they were full- fledged members ol' the Dunbar Society :md they wasted no time proving it. Top Juniors :is Bzirbztrzt Reason, Secretary ol' the XV2lSl1lllglOH Junior .Xcztdemy ol Sciences, :md lillllllJCll1 XYest, winner of the Girls' Individual Drill lor Non-Commissioned Ofliicers dem- onstrated the high calibre ol' the class :is at whole. Other outstanding -luniors such :is -luliam Burwell, Leutrell Osborne :md Gregory Tignor :ire doing come mendzible work on the Nf'zvs Reel Staff. .-Xt the end of the year, -ltmiors looked forward to September when they would :assume the main responsibilities of the departed Seniors. 20 ffnr- , 3 3 , ga 5.-Q- - QQ 3-122 ' -? . . '.- '.,.. 4-' , :Mr-.ZZH - .-4 '. . ' ' 5' ' ff,'lt'L. SL .. ,ff-g- , 4- - ,,,z'.fs.f .ef 4 - df 'cf' A v- 41 inf' ' 'P-' 3l1 ?' ' T - 'A - 'EAEY gr