Dunbar High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Dunbar, WV)

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Nkdody Boys Catherine Greenlee, Kellis Gillispie Charles Riffee accompanist Harold Casto Claude Lanham Singing both popular and sacred music, these boys participate in assembly programs, club meetings, and church service.s. They meet weekly and are sponsored by Violet Hockenberry. This group participated in the program for the Junior-Senior prom which was held February 17. The Boys Glee Club offers a splendid opportunity for all boys interested in singing. This group of vocalists also takes part in the annual spring concert. Their first public appearance this year was with the senior high band on their an- nual assembly program. This marked the first attempt at a combined instrumental and vocal number and was received with enthusiasm by the student body. Officers for both semesters: Claude Lanham, president, Roy Rice, vice-presidentg Charles Riffee, secretary and treasurer, Bill Rader, librarian. First Row, left to right: Raymond Endricks, Robert Williams, Jack Wilson, Jack Dud- ding, Roy Rice, Paul Arthur, Dickie Faber, Ronald Payne, Wilbur Stewart. Second Row: Charles Riffee. George West, William Earl Rader, George Jackson, Kellis Gilles- pie, Charles Gardner, Patrick Woods, Harold Crickenberger, Harold Casto. Third Row: Harold Martin, Ted Hoffmann, Elbert Amick, John Hoffmann, William Leavitt, Claude Lanham, Joe Ferrell, and Jimmie Devers. Boys CHee Club

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Open Forum l i Seated. left to right: Wanda Dunlap, Avenelle Estep, Margaret Robinson, Drema Mundy, Phyllis Townsend, Catherine Withrow, Margaret Feldhause, Wanda Bush. Standing, left to right: Areta Halstead, Irene Lanham, Dorothy Patterson, Louise Samms, Reva Farnatt, Jackie Lytton, Anne Smith, Jackie Mundy, Beulah Wilson, Marjorie Bailey, Caroline Lingle, and Mrs. Laughlin. One of the school's highest point clubs is the Utility Club whose members aid teach- ers in their work. It is sponsored by Mayte Laughlin, English Teacher, and its only officer is Phyllis Townsend, secretary. Speakers on various vocations are chosen by the members of the Open Forum to attend the club meetings. This organization has proved successful and also interesting because of the valuable information secured by the student from each guest speaker. Speakers include members from the branches of the service as well as experts from many other fields. Officers: Ruth Marianni, president: vice-president, George Downing: corresponding secretary, Florence Bilgerg and recording secretary, Nellie Duncan. Ida Barger spon- sors this club. First Row, left to right: Dorothy Knopp, Florence Bilger, Ruby Bright, Maxine Bog- gess, Freda Lindsay, Ruth Sayre, Virginia Young, Ruth Waybright, Louise Withrow, and Rachel McCIung. Second Row: Marcella Bailey, Ann Cross, Mary Frances Withrow. Ramona McCoy, Louise Nichols, Rowena McComas, Paul Arthur, Virginia Bibbee, Cora Etta Comer, Mrs. Barger, Vermalie Farley, Kathryn Knopp, Ruth Seafler. 'llhird Row: Ruth Marianni, Janice Grassie, Helen Ferrell, Sybil Clenton, Norma Parkins Colleen McAtee, Bettie French, Betty Pitchford, Doris Reed, Danese Dick- erson. Fourth Row: Eloise Shaffer. Loraine Lee, Patty McAtee. Margaret Feldhause, George Downing, Mary Feldhause, Willa Casto. Wanda Bush. Dora Corbin. Ufillfy Club

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Cappella Choir... First Row, left to right: Helen Slaughter, Jackie Lytton, Myrtle Young, Donna Endrieks, Nellegene Stanley, Frances Dudding, Roena McComas, Irene Buekalew, Nell Webster, Anne Carney, Audrey Hamilton. Second Row: Dorotha Faber, Jo Anne Jack, Loretta Ranson, Jeanne Mount, Lilly Hawkins, Katherine Hayes, Patty Arthur, Ann Cross, Wanda Parsons, Doris Mar- tin, Barbara Arthur. A cappella was organized for the purpose of giving advanced music' to those girls selected by the sponsor and the Choir. Candidates for new Choir members must possess a high standard of behavior and voice qualifications. New members serve as substitutes before ber-oming actual choir girls. Throughout the year the choir fills many singing engagements in school and before the publie. Traditionally the choir supplies the Christmas music for the Pioneer Womanls Club, music for the spring concert and for the baccalaureate service. The officers for the first semester were: president, Nellgene Stanley: vice-president, Doris Martin, secretary, Dortha Faber: and Jeanne Mount, treasurer. Anne Cross has been librarian for four years. Second semester! president, Helen Slaughter, vice-president, Pat- ty Arthur: and Loretta Ranson, secretary.