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

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guiclance .95 .1411 .fgial jo .fdclzieuemenf f'X....--1.- -'-I M rs Frnelle Bovx les B xx es h1 lt'e1lt 1 b superuslng t e 1ttend1nee of our students Though she must be firm Du Sftble students respeet her tremendous efforts to help them leflrn good habnts of punetualxty and dependablhty Mrs Wexsberg IS mstrumental ID gundxng students to ward sueeessful eareers Through her efforts Du Sableltes 'tre plaeed m xoeatlons and are gnen eneouvgement as xxell IS hmnenl sud to attend xanous eolleges Mass Bogm rs rn ehtrge of '1LljLlSIIl'lg students to the x mous progruus offered fit Du Slble Through ner etforrs all students ean folloxx .1 Slllffiblt' eourse of studx ,..-. Mrs Chesna Welsberge Page 09 I Q, XTISS Katherme Bogan

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ff? 'T' 55 'WW 42 it 3 X li 'Pg ' ,L X b ' . .4 ,J V I a 'N'f I:.. Ia JV' 5: .:'- 4Qa 'f 1 -'W ff'- Mr. james A. French For 25 years. lirst as a teach- er. then Assistant Principal, Mr. French has contributed to Du Sables success. He is indeed the very picture of kindness and personal interest for all Du Sahleites. fidizifanf lgrinciioa 15 lNIrs. julia Brown Also celebrating 25 years at Du Sable. Mrs. Brown is welcomed by her many friends to the new position of Assistant Principal. in charge of Curriculum and Super- vision. Mrs. Broxxns distinguished record as a teatlmer makes her eminently qnalilied for this promotion Mrs. Thelma Willis The organization of a large school like Du Sable cer- tainly requires painstaking effort. Mrs. W'illis succeeds in arranging all of onr programs with an elliciency that we have all come to take for granted.

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Qfhce ,Sl J4 wagd eruea in: Mrs Edna Mohorn -is A The ofnne personnel IS an mregral put of Du S1ble b muse of rhur dhcreney and the persoml mterest that they take rn all our frctrvmes l Mrs Frames Berry Mrs julia Conway Page 10 Mrs Frances Voltz 7 bil' G ,wie . 420, f