Dunbar High School - Dunbarian Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Nothing great was ever achieve d without enthusiasm. --- Emerson 4 ay) Veahat: AEE 4% Av 4 ets ee laymaleerd Now, in the third year of existence, the Playmakers have the largest membership they have ever had. The Sub-Freshmen and Freshmen that make up this dramatic group are enthusiastic workers, and many of them will join the advanced group of the Dunbar Theater Guild as former Playmakers have done. A few have already had a chance to perform with the Guild.

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I think I love and reverence all arts equally, only putting my own just above the others... When God conceived the world, that was Sculpture; He colored it and that was Painting; He peopled it with living beings and that was the grand, divine. eternal DRAMA, ---Charlotte Cushman “(he Dunbar “heater Guild The Dunbar Theater Guild's bimonthly meetings are both entertaining and informative, Aside from routine business, there are interesting discussions on Make-up, Stage Settings, Lighting, and Costuming. In the above picture, the 1952-53 President, Mary Woodland explains the im- portance of properly costuming the play. Model, Anna Johnson bears witness to the fact that a well-designed costume conipels attention, identifies the actress to the audience, and in general, has a tonic effect upon the wearer.

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What is the use of a book... without pictures o r conversations? --Lewis Carroll ee enn itd ache REM LS SALOME {PETERS . ‘ aii aa Duubar Projectioutst. Club The care and use of all audio-visual equipment is in the capable hands of the members of the Projectionist Club. They are, left to right: Kneeling: Chief projectionist, Lowell Wright, Assistant, McDonald Pullen. Standing: Richard Lee, Fred Mosley, Marcia Wright, Waverly Taliaferro, and John Irvine. Mr. O.M. Washington is Sponsor.