DuSable High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Qdcfivifies Though the quest lor knowledge is all-important to our Aladdin, he recognizes the need for a well- rounded personality. He sings in the choir, works with the stage crew, or writes lor the school newspaper. He serves others by joining the hall guards or the student council. He benefits from a club program which satislies a range ol interests from dancing to de- bating. Taking advantage ol' these abundant oppor- tunities he learns how to make his leisure time plea- sant and profitable. wisA xgwere ancing WHA fAe Preffzesf gzrlo 01

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,-1 66 1 f vercy ozce an :ng QE 5 ' J S. Sixts-Ere wiices hlencl tcmeetlier liztrincmiottsly in Buttle Hymn ol' the Repub- lic. ,Xuclience :ind singers alike share at deep spiritual experience :ts NVQ Are irnhing lztccilfs I.:tclcler. .X stirring presentztticmn in song ol' Linc'0ln's Gettys- liurg .Xclclress lilts us to new heights ol patriotic lervor. These are at lew ol the xc :n s inusicul gems etched by the lJuSzthI6 Choir. il he lore ol good inusic :incl ztn intense desire tcm sing it well ztre C'll2ll'lll'll'I'lhIll' choir ineinliers. lnspirecl In the clynzunic perscznztlity ol Mrs. Nehnzttilclzt lVcmcicl- ucl they meet thc: challenge ul cnrelul study cil choral literature :ind long hours practice. .X lixing link between our school :incl the cunnnunity, the choir zippeztrecl this cc an nt thc- liciric- Miller lfcmnclziticm. the ,Xwznrds l.unc'hecin ol' the Clcnninission fin lltunzin Relztticins, at Cnty Lciuncil lllbellllg. :ind Greater St. .Inhn llztpttst I lunch. 'l he group sptezacl Clhristrnzts cheer :nt the liuztrcl ol. Llclucitticmn, Quinn f lmpc-l. :incl l'rmident lluspitzil. .Xt school they were lezttured perlornlers :lt the Xllllllllll Serenzaclcq the lfllllllll'lHl'lllClll exercises, the Negro History XVeek Cele- ntiun, the lecture ul lil. llorzice Nlztnn lioncl, :ind the spring niusiezil lestivztl. IQU