Dunbar High School - Tiger / Bar Yearbook (East Spencer, NC)

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CLASS POEM How hard are you trying to be a someone true? What thoughts are in your mind? Look into the mirror and behold, None other than you behind. Consider not your broad applause, According to your skill. But search for the mirror of reflection. And there you'll find no shield. How do you feel about your deeds? Do you just stand, staring with greed? Do you feel that on the scroll Your name should be on the honor roll? Perhaps the one who's giving you life And helping you reach your goal Is the one who masters all your strife, And is the mirror of your soul. Look in the mirror of your heart. Where truth can never hide. And you will find reflected. Your gentlemen and pride. EDNA MCDOWELL MOTTO One Step At A Time But Always Forward CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation CLASS SONG (Tune - P. S. I love You) We just thought we'd sing a song To say so long To all of you Everybody's been just swell, Dunbar we love you. We all started from the ground But, we have learned We must strive on Everybody's been just swell Dunbar we love you. We'll come around just as soon as we're able, We'll drop a line or two-- We wore a hole in the lunch room table. And lets see, we guess thats all. Nothing more for us to say, And so to you, who paved our way Everybody's been just swell Dunbar we'll miss you. RUBY GASTON

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GERTIE MAE TRUEBLOOD Big Sisters' Club, N.H.A., 4-H, Choral, Business Club. Ambition: Surgical Nurse. GEORGE BATES Business Club, N.F.A., 4-H. Ambi¬ tion: Airplane Mechanic. MASCOTS DELPHIA ANN HENDERSON WILLIAM KRIDER 16 i

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Dunbar High School, East Spencer North Carolina, being in good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than usual, do hereby make this, our last will and testament: ARTICLE I To our Principal and Faculty we leave our gratitude and sincere appreciation for their patience, time, and efforts in helping us to successfully complete our High School career. ARTICLE II To those who serve in the lunch-room, we bequeath our sincere thanks for the many hearty meals that they prepared from Fall until late Spring. ARTICLE III To the Junior Class, we bequeath: I, Mary Allison, will my typing ability to Mannie Martin, and my shortness to Dorthy McCollough. I, George Bates, will my ability to drive a car to Lawerence McCollough. I, Walter Boler, will my neatness to Robert Green, and my ability to cut classes to Elva Wiley. I, Willis Broadway, will my charming personality to Doretha Davis. I, Sylvester Caldwell, will my ability to drive a car to Barbara Boler, and my neat¬ ness to Walter Jeter. I, France Chambers, will my bus. No. 34, to Robert Green, and my voice to Billie Faggart. I, Bernice Eddleman, will my bus. No. 110, to Etta McKenzie, and my speaking ability to Willie Sifford. I, Ida Ree Corpening, will my typing seat to Doretha Davis, and my beautiful eyes to Bessie Hackett. I, John Fitzgerald, will my dancing ability to Joe Kelly, and my height to Alfred Wil¬ liams. I, Theresa Ford, will my music ability to Rosetta Robinson, and my ability to play basketball to Delores O’Kelly. I, John Fergurson, will my ability to play basketball to Alfred Williams. I, Marcell Graham, will my ability to cut classes to anyone who does not have the ability to do so. I, Henry Hall, will my ability to cut classes to anyone who does not have the ability to do so, without getting caught. I, Johnnye Ingram, will my typing ability to Rosetta Robinson, and my slimness to Jean Carol Davis. I, A. G. Kelly, will my neatness to Lawerence McCollough. I, Roosevelt Krider, will my ability to play basketball to Etta McKenzie. I, Edna McDowell, will my poor thinking ability to Elva Wiley and my good think¬ ing to Avery Stoner. I, Arthur Montgomery, will my ability to dance to Willie Mae Burnon, I, Margaret Moss, wi ll my sewing ability to Helen Roberts. I, Addie Nichols, will my large vocabulary to Etta McKenzie. I, Mary Jean Ross, will my thinking ability to Roy Clodfelter. I, Truitt Roebuck, will my ability to study to James Sheck, and my ability to make money to Walter Jeter. I, Wilbert Smith, will my height to Joe Kelly, I, Gertie Trueblood, will my seat in Physics to Robert Ford, and my neatness to Lu¬ cille Frost. Finally I, Ruby Gaston, will my neatness and ability to match colors to Theresa Par¬ ker, my ability to work without getting bored to Loretta Mack, and my Sarah Vaughn hair style to anyone that can wear it. Class Lawyer Ruby Gaston Class Witnesses Theresa Ford Gertie Trueblood, 18