Dunbar High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

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P-A, 'DIQQ MR CHARLES BROWN MRS VIVIAN E COOK Assnstcmt To PFIFICIPGI PrlnclpcI I9 MRS. MILDRED SEABOURNE Vice-Principal 05? 4-six ,1- MR. MILTON R. BRANSON Vice-Principal ART DEPARTMENT 'Wells Marion V Berry Walthal Dickerson Lena H Griffin Cornelius Lewis Ruth W H Earl C COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 'Brown Audrey H Carter Irene Conner Mattie M Crosby Dennis C Crosby Estelle J Evans Dorothy S White Frances T Dowdy Claudine ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 'Wheatley Anita S Briggs Alberta Carroll Marion Coleman Alice Cox Thelma B Dummy Elinor C Harris Helen C Holden Adele V McDonald Lloyd G Norris Ellihu Q Redd Anita Thompson Dorothy D Turner H Venable Walker Rubye L. Whidbee Mildred A. Haywood Vioilet Barclift Marion H. Hubbard Warren E. Davidson Edith Lamont Gwendolyn Anderson Bessie A. FOR. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 'Patterson Anges . Dixon Alfred A. Ford Robert T. Russel Sallie . Lewis Olivia Godwin Jessie Philyaw, Henry L. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT 'Spencer, James A. Tilghman, Natalie C. Hucles, Ethel J. Williams, Robert F. Ailor, Osceola Hays, William S. THE FACULTY BY DEPARTMENTS HISTORY DEPARTMENT 'Mitchell Luther C Carrington Jael A Carroll James L Davage Morrison L Johnson Henry W Law Catherine T Levi DorisJ Watkins Theodore Williams Yolande D Woodford Mamie Harris Alma J Robinson Jeanne L Wise Delores HOME ECONOMICS DEPT 'Bryant Sadie L Allen Mary C Crosby Frances L Murray Helen C Reed Gladys G Richardson Elvera N Williams Frances M Johnson Maude H Parker Alma HYGIENE DEPARTMENT 'Rayne Sarah S Mules Susie S Nash Bernard HEALTH DEPARTMENT 'Beuford Edith B Harrison Bernardine Harris Bernard D Moore Marcus-D . MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 'Russell William Brinkley Eravelle Greene Ruth A. Clarke Grace Hagan Earl Hendricks Waverly Henson James W. Quarles Helen Taylor S. Leroy White William H. Wilson Elias Turner Clifton Costen Elsie Neal, Joyce Smith, Ralph J. MUSIC DEPARTMENT 'Williams, Mildred M. Williams, Venoris M. Blount, Jeanette Smith, Robert A. Williams, Jean R. Miller, John H. PHYS EDUCATION DEPT 'Burgess Elmer Brown Lavinia Cain William Carroll Rachael Hurt Mary B Lambson Calvin Thomas Alma T Lewis Archie J Odell Ave Marie SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 'Smith Frances P Bishop Emily W Brown Edna H Clifford Aurelia Curtis James P Johnson Norma Diggs Robert P Taylor Ruby M Whittaker Yancy Huff Nathaniel GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT 'Hightower Evelyn C McDaniel Georgia Peck Nathaniel T Harras Gertie Evans Howard Robinson Jeanne LIBRARIAN Cornish Alma S INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT Lancaster Alonzo . Edmonds Walter T. Henry Dudley Johnson Tazewell A. Lee Ernest W. Stewart Samuel L. Tilghamn John Meachman Allen Stokes Ernest SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Spaulding Gaynelle Richardson Helen 'Lab. Asst.D UNITED STUDIES XGoodrich, Mildred Tilley, Elmira COORDINATOR Payne, Ethel T. DRIVER EDUCATION Ashe, Calvin U Department Chairmen! SEPTEMBER, i954 TO JUNE, i955 1 I - ' ' 1 I I I I . . . I I I I . I . . . . I . I I I J , . ' ' 1 1 ill, . I ' 1 ' 1 . - , . I 1 T. ' I ' I ' 1 . 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ABRON, Luclous AoAMs, HELEN 'BUELM Ambition, Dentist Ambition: Practical Nurse ID Succeed Hi Y, Red Cross, United Nations Cheering Squad, EKA, V' ' 1 EKA Y Teens, Mixed choir 0 ' . - A v A . f' , , X x J yup, B T 4 , , ' ALLEN, CLARENCE ANDERSON, DORIS 5 A Ambmom To Succeed Ambition: Elementary Teacher h Qzfw V , ' X Basketball, Volleyball 5, . it f, ,, ' , ' , D f x , . f .4 ! , l , f 5 - fiiff N? ' f J 'Fifi , 'V 4 . 33 , i Q, f. . BACON, JUNIOUS Ambition: Service Career Track 6 1 BANKS, BERNETTA Ambition: To Mctriculate at Hampton Institute EKA, Girls League, Mixed Choir Big Sisters 4 '-,. fs., U ,lk r-f X ,!',f. A 1 'yr' f , I BANKS, HELEN Ambition: File Clerk Y Teens 'i S , 9-1. EKA, FTA Forum Mixed Youth 'Qin is 5.1 BARTON, ALMA Ambition: Private Secretary EKA, Broadcast Staff, Girl's Choir Rye. I- it f YU! QA BAYSMORE OBERT BEASLEY CECELIA Ambition ortician Ambition Registered Nurse Hi Y Jock 81 Jill Band Allied Youth Successful BOONE ROSA Ambition To attend Cortez Peter s Business School BLACKWELL JOHN Ambition A Millionaire 11 J -X BOYD REESE X mbition To be Successful Mixed Choir Hi Y Allied Youth EKA FTA Mixed Choir Ban BLAN KS ANGELI E Ambition To Succeed Golden Masque Guild Magorette Band FTA Allied Youth Basketball BOYLES HORACE Ambition To be Successful Football Golf Track Dunbar Press if T it A Q J BETTS BEVERLY Am :toon Mathematics Teacher Mixed Choir EKA Youth Forum Allied Youth 'Q BRICE MARION Ambition To be a Success Muzzey Club .rx 7 I u 1' ,1 , ' 2 ,fl aff . x i f' i ,f J F V P Y f' , E' 1 , IJ f I . . I . . X . . : . - - Z - ' , , ' ', 8 , ' 1 5 . . I . . . I . .I A E I . ' ' , . I ,D ' I f C 9 . A, w ' X 4' T .l I I Q I I I l , , , X ' ' : ' ' I z . W Ax ' 'I 1 . . Allied Youth, Mixed Choir, xi . Volleyball, Girls League, xx IJ ' X5- , , 1 ,T v l l,x 9 ' ' 4 x gcj f X X xx ' . A Xl 'XX L xx ,FX 1 K wx Xxx, -S K txt xx l . i X X ' U 1 ' vu Q it x 'QE X' . in x - 'K K xy ' X . l 'E X x .- ,X X - 0 t ' 2. 155. xt ' N . Gr inf, BROADWAY, BARBARA Ambition: Registered Nurse EKA, FNA, Youth Forum, Mixed Choir, Allied Youth CARRINGTON CHARLOTTE Ambition To be a Nurse EKA PEP Volleyball Tumbling 59,1 , . 3 tl I!!! fn? X I a BROOKS, ANNIE Ambition: To be o Success Girls Choir, Girls League, FNA, Red Cross, Driver Education, Skating of 'X AJ . ,,fN 'bs BROOKS, SHELIA I A 'ti .Secretory A d Youth r V 'L BROWN QUEEN BUCKSON EDDIE Ambition To Succeed Ambition English Teacher Basketball Hi Y Mixed Choir CARTER SHIRLEY CHAMBERS MERELINE Ambition Accompllsh Ambition Physical My Goal Education Teacher Q J x BROXMN, MELVINE Ambition: To Succeed Allied Youth, Basketball, Broadcast 'N nv 'W COOK GEORGE Ambition To Succeed Football Track Wrestling Mixed Choir Tumbling Team S -33 -of COLE, BARBARA CONWAY, EDWARD CONWAY, Ambition: To be a successful Ambition: Engineer Amblllmlr TeOCl1el' Commercial Artist Student Council, Golden Mosque Guild, PEP, Volleyball, Tumbling DOWE, FRANCES Ambition: A Professional Model, Girls Choir, Girls League, Red Cross, ENA, Driver Education t if DeSHlEl.D, HAZEL Ambition: To attend West Chester Teachers College EKA, Mixed Choir, Girls Choir, FTA, Masque Guild, J Youth Forum , A' 1 1 1 f 1 EATON, ROSETTA Ambition: To be cz Success Allied Youth, Y-Teens, Skating Club, Driver Education DODSON, ISABEL Ambition: To atriulote un Temple niversity ' Q, Honor Society, EKA, Him! Youth Forum, ls Choir Tb Mixed Cho X EATON, ROSLYN Ambition: To become a Secretory Allied Youth, Y-Teens, Skating Club, Cheering Squad, Muzzey Club ,1, v coRNrsHi, ITILLIAN Ambition: To become a Successful Typist EKA, Girls Choir, Broadcast Staff 5, 1? 25, LX 9' .J ER BY, O RN AT Ambition: To be Successful Mixed Choir, Football, Hi Y f L ILL, Cf lo 0 A ' if 0 V Y 'fe -A A Y - 5 fl oz-. . ff? Q- P. IJ J-N I I f J 9 in fvvvfx -ng., I t Xt I 'iw N FAULKNER, NATHANIEI. FENNER, JOHNNIE FINCH, ODESSA Ambition: To be a Ambition: To become an Ambition: Teach Art Successful Engineer Accountant EKA, Y-Teens, FTA, Skating Art Maior FTA Club, UN, Muzzey Club FOSTER, MONWILLA V Ambition: Typist ' V if A ' X ,Tennis Club, Allied Youth, it my Muzzey Club, Softball Club all I .'. f L ' I V FI I i ., I K- X , 5 s X fl l , 1 ef' ' i if .1 ' :lg f A - Z, N . t A if ' l S 5. i X ii i FREDERICK, l.ll.l.lE Ambition: Teacher Basketball Team, Softball Team, Volleyball Team GIlt.tAM, Mll.DRED Ambaion: To' Succeed ixed Choir, sxiiolderz Maique Guild jx it N: X If X tb WN! i ' I0 FREEMAN, WINFIELD Ambition: To become a Successful Mortician Hi Y, Allied Youth, Broadcast Staff, Skating Club, Muzzey Club GLADDEN, DELORES Ambition: To become a Biology Teacher EKA, Mixed Choir, FTA, Golden Masque Guild, Youth Forum ,!: - 49' pf! Q?- GRANT, ANNETTE Ambition: Medical Technologist Maiorette, EKA, Band, Allied Youth, Skating Club, FNA, Student Council If 1-W' JESSE Ambmon To become a Success Momtor Muzzey Club X bf m lflon Succe Gurs Socne X oufh Cho T a HI Y Ulfffqi NCM HECKSTALL INEZ Ambmon Secretarual Work Golden Masque Gulld EKA Cheermg Squad PEP Muzzey Club r v HARRIS LOUIS Ambmon To be Successful Basketball Team Track Team Cross Country I GWYNN' GERA NE Kmbmom To teach Huyslqol Education EKA Yfeens Gnrls Chonr Ska g Club Muzzey Club HILL HAZEL Amblhon To become a Nurse HUNWH sl WHENOLIA Km Oil Elemenfary ool Teacher Girls Ch I Mixed Choir EKA FTA Allied Youth Mosque Gunld l HARRISON GERALDINE Ambmon To become a Stenographer Cheerlng Squad PEP iii HURT JAMES Amblhon To be Successful V V , A , :xxx , ' - r l X 0 I! pl Nfl .J ' , cl ,, -ff . 'fyfsl T, l ol' , , f . ow PM E' or . 1 ...N ,il I J , J l D . 'S , .-1 Il, L 1 r 'V 'lf lf., fix! V1 f C 'Lily . r ff I ' f 1 ,0- f NJ X ,X f ll . 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Y FTA, EKyx,,' , , I ' - I H ' I ir ,XJ 1 l : f l f ,, f l ,Q .Q f l N T . f 9 ' ' 1 X . . xl X ' A . -, - f ., Q X ' ' X -I 'sw Qi '--rf' su Q' IMES, HELEN JEFFERSON, HENRIETTE JENKINS, l.lNA JOHNSON, ANNETTE Ambition: To be Successful Ambition: To be a Success Ambition: English Teacher Ambition: To become an Mixed Choir, FTA, Youth Forum Skating Club, Girls Choir, Swimming Club Elementary Teacher Muzzey Club FTA, Mixed Choir, Student Council, Y-Teens JOHNSON, BETTY Ambition: To be an Elementary Teacher Y-Teens, Cheering Squad, ,N FTA, Muzzey Club JOHNSON, LlLLIAN Ambition: Elementary Teacher EKA, Y-Teens, Girls League, FTA U09 JOHNSON, MAMIE Ambition: To Succeed Skating Club f N 7? li JOHNSON, FRANCES Ambition: To be a Secretary EKA, Y-Tens, Muzzey Club, Allied Youth, Cheering Squad JONES, ANITA Ambition: To attend Mrrgan College Mixed Choir, Band, EKA QNX i., :lil X Q S5 Mi, , M ,I vs 9 'X i Q V e Q .V I . 1, 17, I f ' 1 .. ci l JONES, CHARLES Ambition: Detective Football Team 3 -B' JONES LILUAN Ambmon To Succeed Gnrls League Skatnn9 Club Glrls Choir Zv MAKEL GLORIA Ambltnon To be a Successful Stenographer Glrls Cholr Cheermg Squad Garls League Broadcast Staff 1' JONES ROBERT Amblhon To become a Success Allred Youth Wrestling Team gwwww ,fin 2-'L ' . LOMA X A DA Ambition To be a Soclal Worker Youth Forum Marchnng Concert Band MARSHALL ANITA Ambmon Elementary School Teacher Glrls Chonr Cheerlng Squad Y Teens 'E KING JAMES KNIGHT BETTY Ambmon To Succeed Ambmon To N:Gf:lG Golden Masque Guild Hampfonafzi 079 U Student Counc Broadcast Sf Squad, Tut erlng Bowlmg Sk tang, ang Club .ar ' ,yi J LEVERETTE CARLTON ucce5s'lul A e cher 5 'Db- McCA'+ITS ALLENE Ambmon To become an Elementary Teacher YTeens FTA Cheernng Squad ,YZ , 1 . . 1 - ' ' . f f ' a ' 1- I, i' ' L N N X 9 I . . 1 , x Y' . I 2 I 1 Gm : T ,sfm S . x. - A . ,x. - ' ,, 1 ' . T , I 'A rc, T .,, V, , A ' bjfyj I ' Lk ,l U f ff' 1' , K lgfefdft X ' lj .Ay f A ! N X I 1 C I ftp I .. I .- D I A l I lllf a I ' ' Y ARS L,J -- , .. .Il . I . - -1 ' I Al! . H .F - I 1 1 0 ' . i . , 'Ei . Z! , K Xp .I ' ml f'A l I j ' Asda I Y s fl 6 iv' 'A - ' sl 1 l fs, K ff NJ: N T ff -ffl' 'l T' ' A 'L-Evil l 1 0 x ISL tg? 9 McCLA RY, LOR RA I NE McClUSKEY, JOSEPH To be a Success Ambition: Business Manager Amflll Team, Basketball Wyesgling Team SQftb'n, Muzzey Club Tea' - X X.,.,, MOODY, SARA Ambition: To Succeed Badmitton 'N l t l 1 lk vi , f 'UA ' ' X X , l' X f s N A J ' A ,rf in All lr : , IXX V r .I . 'Xa I 1 5 , ' x A --.1 x Miss, Msuzoxk V 1 Ambition: Obstetrician A MOODY, YVONNE Ambition: To be a Private Secretary Mixed Choir, EKA, Skating Club faerie Engin ' -ni' MITCHELL, LORRAINE Ambition: Beautician Basketball, Softball Student Council, Girls Choir MOORE, FRANCES Ambition: Physical Therapist Y-Teens, Skating Club, Allied Youth 'Ei' wb-M ee' Secretary Council EKA Mlxe 1 d Choir State Choir Youth Forum Allled Youfh X lx 7' 400 'Fo' .J MORRIS, MARIAN Ambition: To become a Success Tumbling Team, Broadcast Staff, Bowling Team OA PHILLIPS ELLEN Ambition Service Career 0' tin gi 5.4 View MYERS, ARDENA NELSON, NAON NEWSOME, MaeBElLE Ambition: To attend Coppin Ambition: To be a Secretary Ambition: Registered Nurse State Teachers College Skqti g Club, Y-Teens, Mixed Choir, EKA, FTA Axdent Council OLNEY AUDREY Ambition Elementary School Teacher Y Teens Allied Youth PIERCE CORINNE Ambition To attend Boston University EKA Girls Choir Broadcas' Staff is-I J A I ,li gl l J J' if t fl- s iid rl l Tl x ' .iff f if I v ,J It .' r 1 ' Q Z PARRISH SHIRLEY Ambition Beautlcuan Girls Choir Student Council PIERCE JUNIUS Ambition Engineer Football Basketball Swimming Club, Girls Choir Mixed Choir PLUMMER SHIRLEY Ambition To be Successful EKA Y Teens N POMPEY JEAN Pomen ANNIE Ambition: Fashion Designer I I POWELL LAUA POWELL PEGGY Ambition: To Succeed , Amliililnz To Sudeed Ambition: To Succeed Basketball Bowling Y-Teens Skating Club Muzzey Club Muzzey Club YTeens REDD ELLA LOUISE RHODES Ambition To attend Maryland State Mixed Choir FTA Youth Forum Allied Youth Ambition To Succeed RICHARDSON ANN ETTE R ql'lARl-ES Y Teens Allied Youth Ambition Social Worker Driver Education Band Broadcast Staff Ambition To be a Success Y Teens Cheering Squad Muzzey Club :iq 1 -it s '9' .Af I6 I Cheerlng Squad Skating Club Ambition To Succeed YTeens Cheerlng Squad Muzzey Club PEP W :ft MX lf' XJ ' Z1 ff , X I I , 4 , I I' F . A . I 1 1 'S-4 u D I I l l i X . ix I f I Q I ' q ,gg I , I 1 ' 1 I 'N' ' J lj! A! , ,Z ,, I 1 f ' if ',, 1 'ix 1 f ,J .jg I V1 -, Ambmom Elemenmry Teacher ROBINSON, EULA ROGERS, BARBARA ' ,Vg-ff' xxx , 5 51. , X 4' ' , A I . 1 Q, 'l . ' A ' V N ' U ' l , ' , f. 1 N 5 V. . 1 ' .1 lug, SHAW VIVIAN SMITH PHYLLIS Ambmon To be a Successful Secretary Allred Youth Mnxed Choir flak fffd f' ,,! MARGUERITE SCOTTL SHIRLEY Amblhon To loin The Waves Ambrhon To become an Ambmon To ecome a Y Teens Mnxed Chonr Elementary Teacher Successful Ste ographer EKA FTA Youth Forum Allred Youfh, Broudcdst Staff Mixed Choir Masque Gulld ' SPENCER JACQUELINE SPRIGGS JAMES i Ambnhon Soclal Worker Ambrhon To become a Success Mixed Choir YTeens Youth Forum Mixed Cholr Skahng Club Student Council --5 ex .11 Ir.-,ex 'CY' V3 gpg SMITH MAUDE Amblhon Teacher Swrmmmg Club Basketball FTA Red Cross Qu. Q I STEWART BERTHA Ambmon To be a Success ffi uufN SHIVERS VERNA Ambnhon To become a Social Worker Grrls Chcrr Grrls League Skahng Club TASCOE LATHOIINA Ambmon To e Secretary Cheermg Squad Y Teens, uzzdy CI EKA Sfudenf nc: 7 I7 pl f ff' . I Q, rl I lil K! , I N N ,iff ff, . ' ' I , 4' -vi 1 1, I ' . .1 . . . . ' C I , ,l , I ' 1 ,M , - I X ,V A . I I , l , . .V A1 A? . I Ay f ' - x . mr' 5 Y' A I . 'v X I ll 1 Q 1, Q as ,xx If - 5, J' I I . . . ' ' ' ' .. 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WOODLAND, AUDREY Ambition: Commercial Teacher Broadcast, Girls Choir, P.E.P., Student Council VINCE, GLORIA Ambition: To be a Success Mixed Choir, F.T.A., Youth Forum, Allied Youth YOLANDA Ambition: To become a Professional Model Y-Teens, P.E.P., Allied Youth, Cheering Squad, Muzzey Club WOODY, MARLENE Ambition: To become a Journalist Broadcast, Girls League, Girls Choir, Travel Club VAUGHN, CLARA Ambition: To succeed as a File Clerk Allied Youth, Skating Club sc., ,rf WOODEN, CURTlS Ambition: To be Successful Mixed Choir BUTLER, CARFENA Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Swimming Club, Girls Choir .st .iv Ji I9 Zin BLAKE ELVA WRIGHT, CHARLES PINMICK, EMMANUEL Ambition To be a Success Ambition: To be a Success Ambition: To be a Success Muzzey Club Football, Basketball Team, Band Track, Wrestling, Muzzey Club JENKINS .IUANITA Ambition A professlonal Social Worker Basketball Allied Youth Softball Mixed Cholr Girls Choir Student Council REINHART CHARLES Ambition To become a Physical Education Instructor ,,s13.,..,.r :-.-,f'.'- ' I, PURVIS, WILLIAM Ambition: A Leader in Business Track, Baseball, Mixed Choir I I X , I f - ' HUGGINS GLADYS Ambltnon To become a it Physical Education Teacher Basketball EKA Muzzey Club jf' PEP Y Teens L1 4 ma, ' sm ru Joyfw PRICE RANDOLPH Amblt Nluslclan Ambition Service Career X v' bond Football Wrestling Wffv 'Y I I r 'V' , ,g I I JK, jI , 1 'll' i ,f I' I , 4 f ' ' L' f ' ' J rf E-5 I . iff 'LJ .' 'gf 9 I ll . fi? A A 'I I ,iff . i ' ii, 5. be-' WOODS CAROLYN Ambrtnon To Succeed EKA Girls Choir Student Councul Broadcast Staff 3-Q I Penh GEORGE Ambxtxcn To be Successful Football Wrestling Monitor ng Club M ze u AMOS AUDREY BEDFORD ROBERT Ambmon To be a Secr tary Ambxtron To Succeed Girls Choir Cheermg uad MWA, r TOMBS EDDIE Ambmon To Succeed Veteran UNB R 196,541 4-8w WWW We came, we saw, and we pmnted a real gone sign Art Mayors proudly dlsplaylng some of thenr talent QQ , E I D I if if c n! 1 1 . 3.2, . , . j If W.. y W ff , W, , X ' ,K ll Q 0-V' I D. H. EDUCATION FOR THE Z!! The gay members of the Muzzy Club pose with their sponsor, Mr. Luther Mitchell. F .lr 'l2Al, under the capable supervision of Miss Winfree, seems to be deriving pleasure from this problem in Economics. ln this world of scientific trends, l2A5 uses chemistry as Q medium for better understanding. PRESENT AND FUTURE D. H.S Mr, S. Leroy Taylor, supervisor of Mathematics, directs 'l2A4 through a drill in one of the higher branches of mathematics. pf .ii - 4- Here we find 'l2A3 working hard to maintain ' the rigid standards required of senior students. i MQIIJJS Tech boys in Mr. Lancaster's wood shop seriously accept his supervision in the skillful handling of tools of the trade. AS WE KNOW THEM Annette Rlchardson, Delores Wulkerson loss Angelle Blanks Angle Corrine Plerce Buzzy Betty Knight--Reds Barbara Cole Bobby Jacquelme Spencer .laclue Delorse Wrlluams Squeelue Robert Baysmore Buddy Monroe Wylne Slup Melvin Crawley Buggs Annette Ruchardson Anne Frances Johnson Tootsie Yolanda Wlllrams Clucken Inez Heckstall Puggua Roslyn Eaton Chnp Geraldme Gwynn Gerry Lathollne Tascoe Poozhle Monwrlla Foster Snooks Melroy Muse Mel Katherine Bagwell Kitty Joseph Conway Joe Frances Dowe Bebe Cottman Yolanda Wnlllams Frances Johnson Frances Dowe Fran Annie Brooks Ankle Cecelia Beasely Cecile Gwendolyn Beasley Gwennle Sylvla Mules S Carolyn Scruggs Tootsre Barbara Broadway Babs Jamesetta Hollnman Jimmy Prrscella Whnte Ann Mary Weaver Frances Catherrne Cooper Peggy Wullnam Stanton Tatoes Clarence White Pedro Horace Boyles Dock Junlus Becon Cisco Junuus Pierce Ty Cobb Beatrice Cottman Bebe Joshua Carrmgton Bug Boy Melvme Brown La Mel Geraldine Harrison Gen cumulus f Z Cultural drsplays that has an abundance of educatronal value have always lustnfned thenr presence at Dunbar Here we fxnd several seniors gettrng the lowdown on ceramrcs - . . 0 Y, J . as 2. KL K m +V: r B 4 XXX .. 4 is J lf C L F h XX W ll SENIORS IN THE COMICS Yolanda Wllhams Frances Johnson Wardell Thomas Shurley Scott Bebe Cottman Lnlllan Johnson Mnllle Wmfueld Freeman Beetle Barley Wnlluam Stanton Beetle Barley Jesse Grant Smlhng .lack Henrietta Jefferson Luttle Lulu Loulse Rhodes Martha Washnngton Charles Wrnght Duck Tracy Maruon Bruce Tonto Mary Weaver 8. Frances Moore Maggne Monwulla Foster Mary Worth Annette Rrchardson Tlllle Shlrley Scott Ohve Bebe Cottman Penny' Melvme Brown Dalsy Duck Lxllle Fredrnck Blanche Thomas Bruscoe Bubble Bean Edward Scott Suffy Smith George Perry Joe Palooka Wnllle Smuth Texas Slum Catherme Cooper little Iodine Shurley Parrnsh Kntty Hnggms Shirley Plummer Wlnnle Wmkle Ronald Street Popeye Charles Lee 8- John Richardson The L Wrlllam Ferguson Humphrey Wardell Thomas Denms The Menace Lorrame Mutchell llttle Anme Rooney Randolph Prnce Donald Duck Lonme Mayzek Terry Drake Jean Pompey Teena Joshua Carrmgton Bug Ben Bolt Jumus Pnerce Flash Gordon James Newsome Oaky Doakes Clarence Whute Prmce Vahant Horace Boyles Rusty Rnley Hxlda Jenkins Red Ryder fV anis Gentlemen and scholars thot believe that an educatnon IS worth the sacrrflce These are our veterans who have come back to complete thenr mterrupted educatnon To them the best of luck i Senior members of the Hi-Y frequently get together to enioy youthful activities that help develop desirable citizens. ACTIVE PARTICIPATION cv- I. ' THE FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA, under the supervision of Mrs. Bernadine Harrison, learn correct procedures to be followed in restoring the sick and injured back to good health. - 1 PQ 26 QQ V Lift every voice and sing. The Mixed Choir is the hub around which everything musical re- volves. Good muscal groups and Dunbar seem to be synonymous. DEVELOPS ACTIVE CITIZENS IN SCHOGL ACTIVITIES E5 The Student Council offers concrete testimony of the democratic ideals so necessary in a well balanced society. Here we find some of the senior officers and members of the Council. 1 ' I I The Golden Masque Guild does an excel- lent iob in stimulating and developing the dramatic abilities of Dunbar students. The entire community enioys every pro- duction sponscred by the Guild. 9996 The F.T.A., Future Teachers of America, with an understanding of the many responsibilities ac- cepted by the teaching profession, begin their training here in high school. fffg, IN COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS Graduating members of the school band A have many fond memories of the valu- able services rendered by them both in school and in the oanmunity. 5 me TJ ,NN N 5 X . U... Xu ' 001 ' l sm The E.K.A., a social organization for high school girls, is one of the most advanced groups here at Dunbar. Their ultra-high scholastic and social standards put this group at the top of the ladder. TO THE MOVIES Marion Morris, Betty Knight, Wardell Thomas, Frances Dowe, Annie Brooks From Here to Eternity-Junior to Senior High Magnificent Obsession-My Diploma Dragnet-Sneaking out for lunch Betrayed---Evirlence of cheating paper Outlaws-Mr. Branson, Mr. Brown, Mr. Steward The Long Wait-last month before graduation Stampede-Rushing to the cafeteria at the 4th period Gone with the wind-Days spend at Dunbar PH FFT-Silverware at the cafeteria The robe-Cops and gowns Deep in my heart-My Alma Mater FHEM-Teachers who fail l2A's Drum Beat-Band at Commencement The long, Long Trailer-Cafeteria line A star is born-Entrance to Dunbar Forbidden-To leave school for lunch Julius Ceasar-Mr. Monroe, the Chemistry teacher Hell's Half Acre-Going from 12B to 'I2A The Egyptian-Thought of wearing caps and gowns It should happen to you-To graduate from Dunbar The French Line-Mrs. Patterson's class last time l saw Paris-E.K.A.'s formal Story of my love-The six Yeor's in Dunbar Deep in my heart-Prom Escort Fangs of the wild-Catching the 21 bus after school Battle ground-Fighting those college entrance exams The Youth Forum is a group of intelligent stu- I dents that takes an active role in school, com- munity, and national activities. 65 . - ve-.,4, I J: 1-1.- f ' ff! xl- X , s si T If -C3 ff' ,,- , . , fs. L ' ' A well informed Dunbar citizen is one that reads the Broadcast. Senior members of the newspaper staff pool their iour- nalistic abilities to bring Dunbar the news. ,.f v ' if , ,. X, ' L .Y GROWTH THROUGH THE YEARS Now comes the time to say farewell, To break the ties we've found so swell The time to leave our friendship true And say good-bye to all of you. No more shall we among you stand To lend a willing heart or hand. But, where ever we are, far or near, We thank you for being so dear. Juanita Jenkins To our parents and teachers too, Our thanks and gratitude to you. You've helped us faithfully in words and deeds. So that in life we may fill the needs. For years and years we've striven hard. We've done our best in doing our part, To try to reach the goal-success Enduring our trials we pc'st the test. There were many problems we had to But after all we've won the race. We cherish each and every heart, To say good-bye and then we'll part. face 29 INSEPARABLES By: Frances Dowe Annette Richardson Martlna Kane and Carfena Butler Charles Jones and Melroy Muse Frances Dowe and Annle Brooks Andre Davls and Reese Boyd Audrey Olney and Cecella Beasley Davld Saunders and Ornat Erby Mae Belle Newsome Barbara Whltene and Maude Smlth Roland Thomas and James McCormlck Joe Conway and Eddle Buckson Garfleld Grlffln and Luclous Abrons James Hurtt John Smlth and Clarence Allen Ada Lomax Carolyn Scruggs and Beverly Betts Gwendolyn Beasley Hazel De Shlelds Isabel Dodson Jamesetta Holllman and AVIJG Jones Glorla Vlnce Delores Gladden, and Bertha Stewart Barbara Broadway and Llllle Melvln Shella Brooks and Hazel Jordan Mlldred Gllllam and Helen lmes Sylvla Mules Marlene Hamllton and Delores Stewart Robert Jones James Marshall Carlton Leverett and Nathanlel Faulkner Wllbert McNamara Charles McLeod and Lonnle Mayzek Phyllls Fludd Beulah Alexander GJOTIG Alston and Margarlte Scales Helen Pannell Rosa Boone Lucllle Toomer and Kateleen Bagwell Whynolla Humphrles and Prlscella Whlte Shlrley Scott Melvlne Brown and Geraldlne Harrlson Marlene Woody Phyllls Tlnson Glorla Makel and Audrey l Woodland Lllllan Jones LOUISE Thomas Verna Shlvers and Barbara Cole Marlon Morrls and Betty Knlght Alma Barton Mabel Hardy Corrlne PIEVCE Carolyn Woods and Lllllan Cornlsh Gladys Hugglns Henrletta Jefferson Frances Johnson Yolanda WlllIGm5 Odessa Flnch Lllllan Johnson and Roslyn Eaton Inez Hecstall and Barbara Rogers Peggy Powell and Lathollno Tascoe Eula Roblnson Barbara Wllllams Wlnfleld Freeman Anlta Marshall Anme Parker and Audrey Amos Edna Moore and Charles Wrlght Frances Johnson and Monroe Wylle Marlon Bruce and Betty Johnson Allene McCants Annette Johnson and Mamle Johnson VIVIGH Shaw Jacqullne Spencer Delores Wlllldms and Naon Nelson Bertha Wllllams Lena Gasque and Patsy Pulley Hazel Hlll and Laura Powell Annette Rlchardson Bebe Cottman MSJVIHE Brown and Shlrley Scott Ernestlne Patrlck Phlllls Smlth Helen Banks and Helen Adams Yvonne Moody and Clara Vaughan Robert Baysmore Monroe Wylle Colonel Hall Wllllam PUTVIS Annette Rlchardson Phyllls Smlth Bebe Cottman Yolanda Wllllams Frances Johnson Frances Dowe Wardell Thomas Robert Baysmore Corner Stoppers Allene McCants DBCEIHUI People Jean Roblnson 81 George Cook Deceltful people Annette Rlchardson Two faced Frlends Delores Wllllams Marlon Bruce 8r Shella Brooks Snobs Vlvlan Shaw 8u Charles Jones Snooty people Jacquellne Spencer Eddle Buckson 8u Naon Nelson Juvers Alma Barton 81 Bebe Cottman People who relouce over others mlshaps Phyllls Smlth Two faced people Edward Scott Selflsh gurls Hazel De Shlelds Two-faced people Barbara Cole Selflsh boys Clara Vaughn Pretenders Junlus Plerce Sully gurls Lllllan Jones Faur weather fruends Monroe Wylle Showoffs Betty Knlght Phoney boys Carolyn Woods Jealous people Betty Johnson Muss Wlnfree and her Zeros Roslyn Eaton Boys who thunk they are cute Anlta Marshall Bossy people Dorls Anderson Sneaky people 30 Wllllam Elllott Foollsh and loud people Juanlta Jenklns Sensltuve person Frances Dowe Antagonlstuc people Margarlte Scales People who throw slurs Carolyn Scruggs Phoney people Glorla Vlnce Gum Poppers Anlta Jones Phoney people Audrey Woodland Sylvla Docklns Wlnfleld Wrlght People who pretend Cecella Beasley lnmature 128 boys Beverly Betts Dull teachers Barbara Broadway Know ut alls Barbara Carrlngton Fresh boys Merelene Chambers Sometlmed people Ellen Phllllps Smart boys Melvlne Brown Loud rowdy boys Geraldlne Harrlson Undependabullty Melvln Crawley Trlfllng people Wllllam Purvls Independent gurls Corlnne Plerce Untrustworthy people Jean Pompy Mlser Mary Weaver Nagglng person Yvonne Moody Trlfllng people I . . I I 1 . , ' I , I . I I I 7 I I r I I I . I 'I I I I I I . 1 I , I . . I I . I I . I . I 1 1 I . . 1 l . I I 1 I I . . . I I I I . F I l I I , I . I . . . I . . . I I I I I I . . . I . I I I ' 1 ' 1 ' ' Melvin Crawley, and George Cook 1 1 1 ' ' J , 1 1 , - - 1 1 - J ' - - I . . I . . . - - - - I 1' ,- NJ SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE HONOR SOCIETY MUSICALLY SPEAKING Dum Dum The lights At the Prom Count Your Blesslngs Days before graduatnon Hey Senorlta May I take you to the Prom Let Me Go Lover The nught of the Prom Make Yourself Comfortable I2As who dndnt make Sincerely We love Dunbar The Letter Detucnency Slap Thus Ole House Dunbar Lung Tung Tong 8 30 bell I Got My Eyes On You Escort for the Prom Thots All I Want From You At least a 60 Earth Angel Prom escorts I Need You Now That Extra Pomt Oh What A Dream Fmally wallcmg down the aisle Teach Me Tomght Nught Before exams The Mon That Got Away Prom Date Ill Never Tell Cheatnng In Hnstory Hurts Me To My Heart To get sent home for two weeks Oh What A Dream That Muss Wrntree passed all 12th graders Goodmte Sweetheart Sayvng goodmte after the Prom Shake Rattle and Roll Ftghtmg for snlverware nn the cateterla Every Day Brxngs graduataon closer Shppmg In After dawn dance Lttle Things Mean A lot AI! those tests we tauled You re Mme Dnploma Shake A Hand Congratulatnons from frnends and relatxves after graduatuon Smale Old fanthful Mr Crosby Never Let Me Go Dunbar Spmt Run Around Trynng to get one pomt to pass You Never Had It So Good Whn'e bemg ID school Hugh Heels Class Nnght Land of Dreams Off to College Help Me Somebody Caught gotng out to lunch Basoon Graduatnon as over The Naughty lady From Shady lane Staynng out after Mr Sandman Mr Crosby I Owe My Heart To You For passung me Shes The One Who didnt Pass me Hey There Those who daydream durlng class dawn dance I lik.. ' ,- -f,..v A! 'P Q 'J I - . . 4 - ' ' it ' ' - A God Only Knows-How hard we tried - A ' ' , , . . FAVORITE SAYINCIS Some senlors do not have to be seen to be Identltled It they are heard thelr IdentIty ISIl'YTl'T1SdlC1lEly known For nearly all of them have some sort of favorIte SGYIDQ whIch IS revealed In nearly all of theur conver SGIIOFIS ShIrley Scott You slay me Carolyn Woods There wIll be better days Marlene Woody How about that Glorua Makel Belleve It LIllIon Jones Can t GeraldIne HarrIson Oh come now Audrey Woodland Gee gods to Moses Allene McCants Dng Annette Johnson Real crazy VIvIan Shaw Hey now PhyllIs SmIth You make me sIck Sylvua DockIns KIII t Bebe Cottman Now cunt that sweet Edna Moore Have you seen Muzzy Text today AnIta Marshall Um let me see Audrey Amos 0 cut It out Gladys Huggms To whom are you speoklng Frances Johnson Well Alnghte Yolanda WIIlIams You are so late that you are absent AnnIe Porter Stop that boy LOUISE Rhodes Oh' Lawdy Garheld Gruffm Watch that Annette RIchardsorI Belleve It and I wanna thank you Audrey Only You better know It James KIng Soy hey Clarence Allen Are you for real Queen Brown You better belleve It Ornat Erby That dont cut no ce Lena JenkIns Cool your heels Frances Dowe Lets splIt the scene Ardena Myers See what I mean Carolyn Scruggs Thats some more o your lsusmess James Spnggs I cllg you the most MIIdred GIIlIam Thats for sure Delores Gladclen Belleve It Isabel Dodson Shook Hazel De Shlelds Honey Hush WhynolIa HumphrIes Stop It now Enoch RIchardson I dont know Jean Pompay Get off of It Catherrne Cooper I am wrse ShIrley ParrIsh Lay off WIlIIam Stanton SWEETIS l.orraIne MItchell Oh' my Edward Conway Holy cow' WIllIam Ferguson AInt you shame? Thomas BrIsco Get wIth It Ellen PhIllIps Drop dead TEACHERS AT DUNBAR Mr CurtIs IS frnendly lovIal and toll as can be and Our dIsk Iockey Mr Hagan Boy' Can he talk Have Mrs Cook I cant really gxve her descrIptIon But Mrs Taylor has a sweet personahty youll recogmze Mrs WhIdbee Gee' I love to hear her talk When Mntchell IS a Iolly old elf and youll laugh when C ernlstry teacher MISS Smnth IS short smart and By Annette Grant If you go out for lunch that he wIll see you ever seen hIm and hls funny Ilttle walk ' youll realuze shes truly a woman of dIstInctIon her as a lady of quallty Its tIme for cla sswork shes qulte handy wIth the chalk you see hum In spIte of yourself funny to see But none the less shell keep you as busy as a bee Johnson IS tall II'1lellIg9I If wIth loads of gray haIr HIs favonte saynng as I declare Mrs Mrs Mrs Walker IS frIendly and sweet Her style at talklng lust cant be beat Woodford always has tIme to burn and you wIll too It you dont buckle down and learn Patterson really knows her French and there s no better teacher when you re In a pmch Mlss Clark knows her Math and IS IovIal too But her late marks are never blue lredl Mrs M Carroll lS cute and boys says she s stacked But regardless ofthat Shell keep you on the rrght track Mr Norrls knows his Iournalusm and all the correct words Can you guess the cllche he uses to rhyme wrth verbs Mr SmIth IS short and funny as can be But he knows hIs musxc as you can very well see ' I I . . . I - - - I . . - i . - - . - I 5 - . . -Q . i - . , . - ? . . - . - I .. , . A . , - . .? . - . . . . . . - I b - . . I . - . . Rosetta Eaton-Play it cool Lillie Fredericks-Good, googa mooga . . I I I l A . . . U . ' - . . A I ' , l ' I I Mr. ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' . I1 ' I ' ' I ' I I . - - - ' , Mr - - - - - - . - - II II - I I . - I , - I I . . , , . . . , , . ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' H u . , . - I . OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Shurley Carter, Delorse Wulkunson We 'l2Bl on thus June Day Beung of sound mund to do what we may Do sut to put forth our last decree Tellung how that after our departure thungs should be Before we begun we want to say Just how our luves have been at Dunbar to thus day Our furst day was a day of frught We were atraud wed do wrong not knowung the rught The eught grade came and so ut went Then graduatuon and a presudent Mable Hardy was ut as you all know That year she really stole the show Beung valeductoruan us really o lot, And then to be presudent surely tops And so the years went we dud let say aur Perhaps we could have done better but who can e Then the tenth grade and no tume to thunk Because Muss D Sungleton was typung us punk Then the eleventh grade and me oh my Shorthand so tough we wanted to cry 'llA and another great event Barbara Coue and Carolyn Woods runnung for student presudent If we saud llth grade shorthand kept us on the run That us because we dud not know Mrs Brown untul 'l2B'l What all the other students were doung at thus tume Of course there us Delores Wulktnson who us quute a gal Everythung she dud she dud quute well There were three fields un whuch she made her plans Arthur typung and the Dunbar Band Glorua Makel was one who never had much to say Whatever she dud she dud ut un a quuet way She was determuned to get the thungs on whuch her heart was bent And ended beung the Gurl s League Presudent Melvune Brown everyone wull agree Was as kund and truendly as she could be And when ut came to dancung she really topped She should have been made queen of the Juke Box Hop Lets see now there was .lohnnue Fenner Who un everythung was bound to be wunner I cant get thus mnety word letter he would groan And when the tume came he posses wuthout a moan Oh, yes Shurley Scott has to be acknowledged lt would really be dangerous uf thus gurl went to college Who do you thunk was furst to pass her suxty word letter Shurley of course, because no one else was better ln Alma Barton and Corrune Puerce we can really boast When ut comes to scholarshups to them we take a toast These gurls though eftucuent when theres one When put together really get thungs done There are Lulluam Jones Louuse Thomas we could go on to say Audrey Woodland Marlene Woody who were all great on theur own way We wont forget Sarah who was Moody you mught belueve Of course she really wasnt we just satd that to tease Betty Kught and gym and gosh' what a scare She dud thungs that the rest of us wouldnt dare That gurl was determuned un everythung she trued To get ut exactly rught even uf un the process she dued Edna Wyche and Bernetta Banks was really quute a twosome Bu as an exceptuon to the rule they were not gruesome Edna could hold an auduence when she started talkung And anyone would take a look when Bernetta Banks was walkung Sylvua Bauley and Lulluan Cornush were among those who saud lutt'e but dud much And Phyllus Tunson was one who never was un cu rush These gurls were kund an consuderate too They always dud what they thought best to do When lu comes to personaluty theres Maruon and Geraldtne lt would be of munor honor to crown these gurls queens Darlung' Dear' Sugar' Maruon would always say Geraldune never saud much but would smule your frowns away Oh we wont forget the looks un thus class lt looks and personaluty can rate you homecomung queen Then Angelue Blanks was really on the beam There are some gurs who are small but very gay Theur sense of humor would brughten any day Verna Shuvers was an example of thus type Beung un her presence was really a dellght ln thus class you wull fund I thunk you wull agree Every type of personaluty that un thus world be ln every outstandtng fueud someone un thus class would pursue And accomplush such thungs as l have showed to you As we were sayung about thus decree That tells lust haw thungs should be We leave to you fellow students our good character trauts, Personaluty talent and scholarly rates To our beloNed teachers we leave our very hearts To show that we apprecuate the knowledge that you dud umpart lt angered us and yet ut dud amaze To see how you taught rebuked and then gave us praise We beung of sound mund as we before have stated On the above day that thus decress us dated Do hereby Instruct our lawyer Muss Wunfree by name After our departure to carry out thus claum Our death wull be an enuoyable one though ut us the end Because we belueve we are leavung our valuables to depend able fruends I I . I ' ' I I I , 1 . . , ' . . - , , , . . , . I . . . . I l , , . , . , . ' , 'l l , . . I o I Ilf ' ll 1 - . . . I 1 , t ll ' , ' , I . 4 n l h D I u , .A . , . . ' 1 I ' ' . . . . . . , , , . . , We dare DOY fdll to bring to YOUI' mind Even though we waited to mention it last. t . . . . , I , t 1 - ' Q I . . . I . . I . . Q. I - - t - , . I . I . . . , 1 I A A I I s , . , II I ' ' II l . , . . I . . . I I . n , , I I . . I I . . I , . u . ' D l- zl-fi Without a song, life In and out of school would be almost unbelievable The Girls Choir, Musically spreads that ray of sunshine throughout our day THOUGHTS OF YESTERDAY While lying here in my bed in the confines of a hospital room shared by two other patients l remmisce a little about the hours that have passed, the hours that soon will be called yesterday Yes yesterday to me seems like a magic word For it is the yester Clays that mean so much In a persons lite To some woman In this hospital yesterday ended the muffled agony and pain of labor and marked the beginning of a new life cl lite now shared with the presence of a tiny dovwny haired human being To some child In this great wide world yesterday meant the emergure from a dark and lonely room A room where he previously sat staring out of the window watching the wonders ot the world arouno which to him then seemed only a fairy tale where he could not trespass because he could not walk until yesterday To others the world over yesterday meant a day of a miracle A miracle because they had stumbled through what seemed like It would mean they could see Yes they were blind, and yesterday and medical science and God brought them vision Sight a precious commodity which so many people take for granted l slt up now and stare out of the window Thoughts enter my mmd thoughts of yesterday Yesterday To me the magic word will mean ll hope and prayj the end ot a life full of dull uninteresting sublects Small things like the trees the houses the animals he birds the bright smiling faces that will take on new meaning to me because tor the first time in my life I will be able to see them as l was meant to see them from the beginning of my life Not divided or blurred or all at one time But I will be able to see them separately individually I will be able to look at people without any doubt in their minds that I am looking at them Yes, yesterday that one word we should thank God for I recline now and my mmd ns peaceful and quiet and l remimsce a little about the hours that have passed, the hours that soon will be called yesterday Written by Hazel M Johnson M . I l 1 . . . I . . . I . I . . . . ,, ,, . . . . - , . , . . , . . . . I . I I I . ' ' - 1 - ' 11 ' 5 U , 1 . U rf I . n . . an eternity of darkness, ever searching . . . searching . . . searching for just a flicker of light, knowing, that when they saw this light ' I . I . . I I I ' - I I I . I . . . ' , . I I . I t . I . .. . . . . . . I . 1 I . . . ' . . . . . , . ' I ' . . . . I . . . - H 1, 1 . . I ' I 34 Q ', 1 , ' ? 3 .n..,. .ff We is f -fife- There are always some Interesting exhlbltlons In the many show cases scattered throughout the school Here some domestuc art work catches the eye of some curnous sensors FAMOUS SAYINC-S OF TEACHERS Jamesetta Hollnman Carolyn Scruggs and Frances Dowe Mrs V Cook My dear children T A Johnson When I was commg up Mrs Whndbee Are there any questions? Mrs Mamue Woodford Name class and date at the top of your paper Davcge Snt down you messed It up Mrs M Seaborne What can I do for you young lady James Curtns Hey you there' lets have It qunet Mrs A Thomas Arch your buck and polnt your toes Mrs A Patterson Alrlght people Mrs E Hnghtower Is that clear? L: Mr. . . - ' Mr. Burgess-When I was in Springfield Mr. - ' , ' , . - ? Mr. ' - , . ' ' ' QM! Coach Cain and Lewis piloted their Dunbar Poets through a very successful football season. This strong, aggressive ball club gave their loyal followers grid iron thrills that will be long remembered. SPORTS GN PARADE ii APC These senior members of the squad have played their final high school football game. They leave with the knowledge that they have contributed concretely to Dunbar's splendid record in athletics. HORACE BOYLES RANDOLPH PRICE A Q V fig I -ll 5 ,X CHARLES WRIGHT ROBERT BEDFORD EDWARD SCOTT 'U :-X Of 5, x 9' ff ,vii L if if , 5- ORNOT ERBY GEORGE COOK ,Q I 'NM JOSHUA CARRINGTON WARDELL THOMAS DAVID SAUNDERS f.,- Y.-.. Y L- Lf f '7 3 -fn' ,...,. ,. A.. Q fr' av la FN A1 1 Here of Dunbar mcmy of the young ladies use the Tennis Club as cz medium for enjoying healthy outdoor recreafxon Volley Ball offers a wonderful opportunity for rec- reation and a demonstration of team work. Mem- bers of the graduating class enioy many happy experiences in the gym participating in the sport. J.-J-T ,511 x.x The Giants have nothing on us. We hit that ball, cover the sacks, and run those bases. The girls really go all out for baseball. Batter up .... -,.,.......... ...,.. .T- ...hw l yf The Tumbling Team . . . They can cut more capers than you can shake a stick at. Long will they live in the memories of Dunbar Students. -.,.. ps mf ...J '1- A keen eye and perfect coordination make these two students excellent material tar the Golf Club Let er fly Fore 'C -- iz L' YL' T17 L.. . ,fTd.- ..,. - Li :I 7 I Sensor members of the YTeens testify to the splendid work of the organization in the devel opment of happy young ladies through practical cooperative programs You haven't seen anything until you've seen these members of the Skating Club gliding over the hard wood. They are really great. 41 'D 4 F l ug .ld h 5' Win or lose, the opposition always has a tough These members of the Bowling Team take them as time when on the floor with these hustling mem- they come and beat them all. This group is recog- bers of the Dunbar Basketball Team. 42 nized as one of the best high school teams in the area. Many grunts and groans were heard this season when these members of the Wrestling Team were in action. These seniors leave Dunbar-with the wrestling championship earnestly won. Some seniors who get quite a kick out of raising a racket. However, everyone agrees that they are desirable rockets. 1 l .J .4 dd The Girls Basketball Team has developed quite a - 'Xfx M E r- Q T1 -4 Y' A. ,- A. ,- record here at Dunbar. It is understandable, once ru .,,, f nl! ! These members of the Swimming Club swim KX . iii . . r if I through out the year and love it. 2 you see them in action. T. S HERE AND THERE I f X E N ' Rx is Nw Im' if A A . N N h Lv--N 4133 -flfjlli 4 j -1 E, six 1Sx,,f '-x-'f -- if- L, M W Nw- - fi - ' '-' W, A 7, ' - -..A E -A 'X' , gifs v.,g 4' 1 k -..,,,,:qlN-A .. -.. f .. , , U I W .. - ..'V l . A- , L. M.- Y -----1 Q., L 1 - V4 . -nf . E W'-W H H , ' 1' ' 1 7 H DUNBAR ima 7 I lf Y.. .A A I wa V. ' A 71- .' ki 9 41. 4 I , y ' , Q WITH THE SENICJRS Happy Days fav.. 'A-fa! mf Iia :II 45,96 L ,Q fy ' N IRQ' ' , , x f I f x .A I Q , ' ' 'Q . ' L 'X 1 f x -NN J L, 2 as F -X U N, V av. if N 1 if jx, V3 1 5 jf 1 w Y 'W x ,1 - , Og Q' ' I is Pg. Q H14 tl! has ity 'I-1' f n v ,'f,f s 'ftti OUR PATRONS We are sincerely grateful to our relatives and friends, whose financial support have made possible a much finer yearbook than we could have produced alone, Your dynamic interest in Dunbar's yearbook, one of many school proiects, makes us conscious of our responsibility of attaining and living up to desirable community standards, We thank you-one and all. The June 55 Yearbook Staff The end of a perfect day L OR 5 0923 Oil Burners Sales 8. Service CENTRAL ICE 8g FUEL CO Kerosene Fuel Oil 1025 N CENTRAL AVENUE Baltimore 2 Md t 5 9295 OGLESBY TRANSFER D 2611 BOONE STREET 18 Md KIRSON DRUG COMPANY GAY STREET c CENTRAL AVE W ANNETTE RICHARDSON BEVERLY BETTS DORIS ANDERSON MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH ASQUITH FOOD MARKET lt 404 ASQUITH STREET W NOLA ADAMS ADA 9 7 P M y EXPERT SHOE SERVICE 1302 E PRESTON STREET 13 Md w Roys Grocery 8. Barber Shop ANNIE PORTER MRS IDA Rloolclc EDWARD CONWAY d MRS ROBERT WISE JUANITA JENKINS and June Class of 1955 MR GERMONE CHERMOCK 7 6590 MRS ROBERT A ELL OTT and DAUGHTER Funera Home 1129 N cARouNE STREET , . Phone: BElmon - Store Hours: - . . - Saturda 9-10 P.M. Local and long istance Reginald L. Roles, Prop. Baltimore , . Baltimore , . Compliments of Best ishes Graduates Al Seigal, Manager - Robert Baysmore, Asst. 1800 BAKER STREET or. . Best ishes ,O Commencement Congratulations To From Rev. C. E. Brown . Sincere Wishes to Quai y Service ls Our Specialty From MR. an . Best ishes to Congratulations to H. M S , ECISTSH1 - Mrs. Zorah Baysmore, Success Compliments of COLLICKS FUNERAL HOME Compluments of MR ROY JONES BR 69823 BR Best Wnshes OKRASINSKI S PHARMACY Cor Broadway and Lombard Street Baltimore Md 6 9513 Con gratulatnons to My Nnece Odessa Fnnch BOYER CONVALESCENT HOME Aged Invulnds Convalescents Home Luke Care 24 Hr N ursmg Care Mayme Boyer Sup and Owner 1505 N 16th Street Phlla 21 P 53 9 MORRISON and FIFER Dlspenslng Chemists 3109 ST PAUL STREET Baltumore 18 Md Congratulations to BARBARA ANN from RICHARD HOWEY MOORES GROCERY STORE Groceries and Notions g y pprecuated 1901 JEFFERSON STREET Congratulatnons to M from PAUL A 1907 Barclay y Good JONES Street Fnend Compllments to .I A M E S H U R T from AUNT DAISY Compllments from and MRS EMERSON W BROWN Congratulatlons to Our Daughter D E L L A MOM and DAD 7 1766 WILLIAM S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists CAROLINE STREET at PRESTON PARK SANDWICH SHOP Sandwnches Our Specualty N B Wortham Pres 1113 N BROADWAY Baltrmore 13 Md Congratulatlons and Best Washes for the Future to BETTY KNIGHT from WILLIAM N FAIR U S Anr Force Best Washes to My Sister GERALDINE HARRISON MRS BERTHA RICHARDSON Congratulotsons and Best Wrshes BERNETTA BANKS from SHERMAN N CONIGLAND .IR Congratulahons to CECELIA BEASLEY from WILLIAM H LIGHTER CBuddyJ Congratulatnon to Our Daughter A I. M A from MR and MRS ALFRED BARTON I I . - . - 1 I ' I , . , ' . , a. BE. - 57 ' I . . - - BARBARA COLE Patronage Hi hl A ' MR. . . ll ll I ' ' to MA. 3-9373 ROSE MARIE HOUSE OF BEAUTY Distinctive Beauty Services 1533 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Baltrmore I7 Md Best Wishes to Our Daughter EDNA WYCHE MR. and MRS. WYCHE The Heartuest Congratulationg GERALDINE HARRISON MR RALPH BERNARD BLAND Congratulations From PAULS LIQUOR STORE To The Graduates of June 'I955 'I3l5 ORLEANS STREET Congratulations to VERNA SHIVERS from PATTIE SHIVERS Congratulations and Best Wishes To My Daughter AUDREY WOODLAND MR THOMAS P SCHOFIELD MAdLson 3 0328 Compliments of CORTEZ W PETERS BUSINESS SCHOOL 1208 EUTAW PLACE Congratulations to .IONNIE FENNER from MOM DAD SISTER and BROTHER FEDERAL CLEANERS We would like to know you You will know us by our cleaning and tallorlng 24 hrs ervlce I7I0 FEDERAL STREET Bel Alr 48 Northfield 57888 Compliments of G E TOLLEY 8. COMPANY REAL ESTATE BRoadway 6 0228 Compllments of CURRYS BARBER SHOP T511 EAGER STREET Congratulations to VERNA SHIVERS from MR GARLAND FAULKES Congratulatnons to CORRINE PIERCE OLIVER and ETHEL PIERCE Congratulatuons to My Niece Odessa Finch WILSONS CONVALESCENT HOME Aged Convalescent Invallds Katze Wnlson Supt 8L Owner Fremont 7 I226 'l5'l6 N 'l5th St Phuladelphla 21 Pa Congratulatnons to MARLENE WHYNOLIA MONWILLA ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Rev M W Wilkerson OR 54067 ROTHS FOOD MARKET Fine Quality Products and Service 837 43 N GAY STREET Congratulations to the June Class of 55 DR A A SMITH Dental Surgeon I53O EAST MONUMENT STREET 69257 MARYLAND LUNCH ROOM Home Cooked Meals That Tickle The Palate T446 E MONUMENT STREET LO 601723 Established T898 H H BORCHERS 81 SONS Hugh Grade Meats Hotels Restaurant and Institutions Supplied 2908 'IO I2 HARLEM AVENUE Congratulations to CARFENA BUTLER from BENJAMIN HIGGS ' ' to I . . . U . S . ' . I I I On Her Gmduqfion Home-Like Care - 24 Hour Nursing Care . ., . I , . I - 11 ll l - Il ' ll t T Congratulatuons To Our Daughter P E G G Y MR and MRS JAMES POWELL Phone LA 3 6119 Resndent Phone Glen Burnie 804 TOMS FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occaslons 1423 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Congratulatlons Granddaughter May 'oy be as much as a part of you as your ever sunny smlle and fortune grant you every thmg to make your lute worthwhlle MRS MARY J PROCTOR Congratulatnons To Our Son JESSIE GRANT from MRS AMY GRANT Compllments of the EDEN clncl DUNBAR THEATER Fmest Plctures m East Baltnmore 2 0068 Have us restyle your halr wlth mduvndualnty SUSIE BEAUTY SHOP 823 EAST GAY STREET Congratulatuons My Dear Gracluatnon IS near qood health good luck and determlnatlon has helped you on your road to wm your desnrmg goal Your Mother MRS BEULAH GWYNN Congratulatuons To My Daughter from MRS ELIZABETH JOHNSON Congratulatuons to My Granddaughter ANITA MARSHALL from MRS MABLE LITTLE Compliments f NORMAN S CONFECTIONERY 1241 N CENTRAL AVENUE Congratulatlons To Our Daughter EULA JEAN ROBINSON MOTHER and DAD Congratulatlons To My Daughter On Her Commencement EDNA MOORE MRS BERTHA MOORE Congratulatnons to EDNA MOORE Mlss GLORIA PARKER Congratulatuons To Our Daughter INEZ DELORES HECKSTALL MR and MRS GRADIE HECKSTALL Congratulatlons and Best Wishes To Our Daughter ANITA MARSHALL REV and MRS SPENCER SMITH Congratulatlons to LATHOLINA TASCOE and the June Class of 55 MRS VIOLA TASCOE Compllments of MRS IRVING H GLASSER CARVER MEMORIAL PARK Complnments of REV T L TURNER CHARITY BAPTIST CHURCH 520 Alsqunth Street Congratulatuons To Our Daughter AUDREY OLNEY MR and MRS HowARo oNLEY PE 27081 Cornell Taylor Prop C. 81 C. PHOTO. STUDIO Complete Photo Servnce 709 N AISQUITH STREET I U , DI - .' . ' 'S f f FRANCES JOHNSON ' o CongratuIatIons E S T of SAINT FRANCIS PARISH Congratulatlons to the June Graduates of 1 55 and Bertha and Robert Steward DORSEYS FINE CLEANERS Alteratlons Tallors and Dyemg 1238 ASHLAND AVENUE Congratulatnons to Our Nephew Thomas McDowell and CousIns Robert and Bertha Steward MR and MRS ROBERT FOSTER Congratul tons To Our Granddaughter BEULAH ALEXANDER MRS CORA SHIRMATE BEULAH ALEXANDER MR and MRS JAMES GIST Complrments of DR ROBERT McDANlEL 807 NORTH CAROLINE STREET Complrments of ANTHONY THEATER F arvma Thomas South Mam Street Turner Statton Congratulchons to R O S A B O O N E From Parents MR and MRS PERCY BOONE For Deluvery Phone AT 4 9769 Almonds Confectlonery and Grocery Notuons Cosmetncs Grocerres Meats 201 Nam Street Baltlmore 22 Md Congratulatlons to WHYNOLIA HUMPHRIES From God Parents MR and MRS NORMAN SPENCER Congratulatlons to WHYNOLIA HUMPHRIES from MOM and DAD Best Wnshes WOLFE S GROCERIES 1917 EAST CHASE STREET 5 1190 GUS E BROWN Real Estate Property Manager Rent Collector 1707 HARDFORD AVENUE ST FRANCIS FLORIST Flowers For All Occaslons 1500 N CAROLINE STREET GLORIA ALSTON FROM FAMILY Congratulatlons to LUCILLE TOOMER From EARL TYLER Congratulatnons To Our Daughter GLORIA VINCE MR and MRS WILLIAM VINCE Congratulatlons To Our Daughter and BERTHA and ROBERT from MR and MRS ROBERT SENIOR ON Congratulatnons To My Daughter MRS VERA MYERS Congrarulatrons to BARBARA COLE from MARTIN SNEED 413 Lafayette Ave P R l S . 9 , I I ' MU. - . 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