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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1964 volume:

THE 1964 TIGER’S BAR VOLUME XIV EDITORS . Otis Evans Betty Goodlett BUSINESS MANAGER Ethel Kelly inmii I iHMUi , -i ' M i M- -’ wiem i- - ' THE ANNUAL STAFF of TRIBUTE This Tribute was written by Homer F. Lucas, Post Staff Writer of the Salisbury Evening Post. It is being reprinted by special permission of the Salisbury Post. JOHN F. KENNEDY, A GREAT MAN John F. Kennedy was truly a great man. He was a just man. He was a man who believed all men were equal in the sight of God. He was a man of peace. He was a man determined, with all his soul and body, the ravages of war would never again befall mortal man. He was a man of love. He was a man born to riches. He was a man who loved the ordinary man, like you and me. He was a man of courage. He was a man who was the butt of ridicule and nasty jokes as he displayed his courage. He was a man of power. He was a man who never wielded, as history will evaluate, this power unjustly. He was more than mere man to the men of the free-world. He was hope, a symbol. He was a man who gave so much of himself to the people of the world. He was a man of principle. He was a kindly man. He was a man of easy formality. He was a man, above all, of magnificent heart. He was a man who has passed into a new world from which no traveler, but one, has returned. Butthe world which he loved and served remains. There are times in life when time stands still. Now is such time. The men of the free-wo rid, the men of love, the men of peace, and the men of courage are groping in darkness for the light. But the light is there in the principles and beliefs of John F. Kennedy, a truly great man. 4 5 CONTENTS Administration Faculty Classes Activities Advertisements Appreciation Life at Dunbar High for the class of 64 is finished, but the staff of the 1964 Bar has endeavored to recapture the tremendous number of important and interesting features of this life in pictures. We sincerely hope that as time marches on, you will be able to find it a pleasure and a joy to recall and to rediscover past experiences. To our patrons, business firms, faculty and all who contributed we take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks. EDICATED TO MRS. NAOMI MITCHELL The class of ' 64 hereby dedicates its annual to Mrs. Naomi Shuford Mitchell. For fifteen years Mrs. Mitchell has exemplified the high scholarship and citizenship that she has instilled into pupils. Her interest in students, her calm evaluation of each personality and her ability to uphold high standards are virtues we shall remember and revere. 7 ? DIRECTING SCHOOL AFFAIRS PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE ’’Look well to this day!” This is my exhortation to you seniors of 1964. As I sincerely con¬ gratulate you, I also earnestly challenge you. Search well this day and salvage from your journey here the good, the true, the real. For, my friends, we live in a very demanding age, an era seeking nothing short of the best. Avail yourselves of the opportunities and possibilities of this day. Carefully seek to bypass those experiences of doubt of squandering time. Begin now.Live to the height, breath, and depth of your being. Live fully! Open wide the windows of your souls and drink deeply from every noble experience and re¬ main active in the school of creating living. Keep sharpened the capacity to love the good, the beautiful, to understand and appreciate your fellow travelers. Cultivate the desire to be the best. There is no real master requirements. You only begin to build muscles of nobility when you strive to do more than that which is required. Create of life a quality and quantity beyond what is expected. Whatever your endeavor in life, do not be afraid of honest toil, of keen competition, for of such stuff the great tests are made. ”Our main business”, our late President, J.F. Kennedy re¬ minds us, ’’istoasknot what our country can do for us, but ask what we can do for our country.” Look well, therefore, to this day! My sincere best wishes to each of you. Ezra C. Gilliam, Principal 8 Mr. C. C. Erwin Mr. J. C. Carson Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Julia Taggart Nurse Mr. D. W. Butler Supervisor Mrs. Marlene Stoner Mr. S. W. Witherspoon Secretary Treasurer 9 PTA PTA OFFICERS Mrs. Elsie McCullough, Vice-President Mrs. D. Poe, Treasurer Rev. James Abernathy, Chaplain Mr. J. L. Rustin, President OBJECTS OF THE PTA TO PROMOTE the welfare of Children and Youth in Home, School, Church and Community. TO RAISE the standards of home life. TO SECURE adequate laws for the care and protection of Children and Youth. TO BRING into closer relation the Home and School that the Parents and Teachers may cooperate intelligent¬ ly in the training of the Child. TO DEVELOP between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every Child the highest ad vantage s in physical, mental, social, spiritual education. Mrs. Lester Robinson, Secretary Mrs. Willie McDaniel, Reporter Mr. Elijah Hackett, President of the Band Booster Club FACULTY Guidance Mr. J. D. Corry Library Science Mrs. M. M. White Driver ' s Education Mr. J. A. Mayfield Commercial Education Miss B. T. McKee Library Science Speech Therapy Music Mrs. C. B. Deveaux Mrs. M. B. Perkins Mr. R. L. Hunt Special Education Mrs. I. B. Goodlett, Miss Virginia Ford 11 FACULTY Language Arts Mrs. B. A. Davis, Mrs, W, P, Poe, Mr, Ray the 11 Meadows, Mrs, R. L, Evans, Mrs, M, M, White. Science Mr. J. A. Pemberton Science Mr. J. B. Kelly Science Mr. H. L. Koontz Mathematics Mr. W. W. Smith Social Science Mr.Raythell Meadows, Mrs. M. G. Leazer, Mr. C. O. Moore. Mathematics Mrs. N. S. Mitchell Vocational Education Mr. G. Winborne, Mrs. G. P. Lash, Mr. Raythell Meadows. FACULTY Junior High Mrs.M.P. McGarity, Miss M. S. Littlejohn, Mrs. D. C. Poe, Mrs. Hazel Hancock, Mr. J. H. Yar¬ borough, Jr. First Grade Mrs.M. L. Holt, Mrs. M. B. Steveson, Mrs. A. E. Hartman. Third Grade Mrs. K. M. Barber, Mrs. H. C. Steward, Mrs. Clara Gibson. Fifth Grade Mrs. P. B. Wright, Miss Annette Morant, Mr. W. E. Graeber. Sixth Grade Mrs. A, B. Wilson, Mr. E. A. Fleming, Miss Annette Morant. Fourth Grade Mrs. A. Staton, Mrs. L. H. Heath, Mrs. E. N. Gibson. Second Grade Mrs. A. B. Parker, Mrs. A, E. Ross, Mrs. A. B. Poe. 13 r At ASSEMBLY Assembly at our school is more than just a gathering of students and teachers. The Dunbar High School weekly assembly program serves as a period for both religious and moral guidance. It affords the student an opportunity to make public appearances. It is a time devoted to special announcements, pertinent information and observances of holidays and seasons. The assemblies introduce the students to prominent persons both locally and nationally. The pictures on these pages show the present governor of North Carolina as our guest speaker. All assemblies have proved to be stimulating and aimed toward the betterment and enrich¬ ment of the students. 14 - k ' -- _,, MUSIC Through participation in the band and musical organization, the students obtain, music wise, wholesome enjoyment, lasting benefits, broader understandings and keener appreciation. 15 ilA SCIENCES I I In General science we learn about weath¬ er, machines, atoms, types of energy and water. The subject matter is based on the everyday activities of boys and girls. Biology has a special place in the hearts of those who love to dissect animals. The classification of animals, plants and protists gives a headache to quite a few. In chemistry we wonder why the building still stands. New words are learned-valence, sublimation, ionization and precipitation. Physics, with its problems, as well as homework and vector quantity, is quite an experience. Incidentally, a multitude of pro¬ cesses of physics plays an important part in your life and influences you in many ways. 16 MATHEMATICS General Mathematics is planned to help students achieve two objectives: 1. To develop the ability to perform the fundamental operations in mathema¬ tics with a high degree of accuracy. 2. To stimulate interest in the subject matter and uses of mathematics. Algebra One 1. To prepare the students for further study in mathematics and to develop confidence in his ability to pursue such study. In Algebra II we develop new mathematical concepts as reasonable and useful extensions of previous work in arithmetic and elementary Algebra. Geometry enters into practically every¬ thing about us in our daily life - a knowledge of it is of importance to anyone who wishes to progress in a trade or profession and it gives us an opportunity of learning to appreciate and enjoy the nicer things of life. ___ .JIM COMMERCIAL EDUCATION All students, college bound or noncollege bound, can fulfill many of their interests, needs, and career goals throi h education for business. The courses offered in Com¬ mercial Education this year, Typing I, Typing II, Bookkeeping, Office practice, are set up as elective courses for all students from the tenth grade to the twelfth grade. Here you see a group of Bookkeeping stu¬ dents at work in their workbooks. This course places emphasis upon the application of book¬ keeping principles to business problems and decisions. These Typing I students are trying to develop their ability to operate and use the typewriter correctly and efficiently. 18 PHYSICAL EDUCATION The physical fitness of a nation influences greatly that nation’s future. The physical education program is de¬ signed to develop physical fitness, sportsmanship, team participation, leadership, alertness, and a wholesome re¬ spect for the human body. ENGLISH ■ i Information of what is going on in the English Classes can be gleaned from the con¬ versations among the students. The freshmen are heard reciting poems; sophomores are thrilled over the stories of Knighthood and, believe it or not, the boys are more courteous than usual; the juniors are heard reciting: So live, that when thou summons comes, etc; and the seniors are sure that: Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage. And then is heard no more. f I I I t I 1 20 FRENCH The pattern of normal French speech is very different from English, However, with the aid of our audio equipment, we put forth every effort to imitate the native by listening to discs, recording our voices on tape, reciting prov¬ erbs, playing games and singing French folk songs. J etudie Je francais. . Vous regardez le professeur. Mettez la craie dans la boite. 21 SOCIAL STUDIES iim This is our third year in World History by the media of T.V. Each student is keeping separate notebooks. Notes, notes, notes! Memorizing im¬ portant dates and facts, given by Mrs. Leazer and Mr. Moore, have kept us busy all year. Social Studies, in spite of all the dates, names, and facts that we must learn, helps us to appreciate our American heritage, as well as to serve as a guide for better citizens. 22 VOCATIONAL Girls taking home economics obtain preparation for their future role as wives and mothers by practicing domestic activities such as cooking, serving children, studying household economics, and decorating. Ultra¬ modern facilities offer every opportunity for preparation for home life in our increasingly automatic world. Since industry is an element of our basic culture, in¬ dustrial arts assumes the responsibility of enhancing and enriching the experiences of young people in this important phase of our industrial world. Therefore we try to instill within each student the practical value of the course, hoping that this general knowledge will- be helpful in the home, industry, agriculture, business, and the arts. The Agriculture Department at Dunbar provides stu¬ dents with up-to-date classroom instruction on subjects ranging from Asparagus to Watermelons as well as a well rounded Shop and Adult Education Program. Here we see a group of boys in a senior welding class being observed by Gilbert Winborne, Teacher of Agricul¬ ture. Other areas of Shop Instruction Small Motors.including Care and Repairs. Horticulture.emphasis on rooting and hand¬ ling plants. Electricity.program designed to teach adequate wiring and simple re¬ pairs to appliances and equip¬ ment. Plumbing.modern equipment is used as boys are taught to install and repair plumbing fixtures and systems. Woodwork.this includes phases of wood construction with emphasis this year on cabinet work. In addition, each student enrolled in Agriculture is re¬ quired to carry a supervised project. 23 ADULT EDUCATION One never gets too old to learn. Those who, for various reasons, were unable to re¬ ceive a high school diploma, are once more working toward that goal in the Dunbar Adult Class. 24 LIFE OUTSIDE OF THE CLASSROOM Study Lunchroom Assembly Lounge 25 CUSTODIAN STAFF LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. Creola Jennings Mrs. Cora Hobson Mrs. Catherine Archie Mrs. Janette Massey Mr. Paul Miller Mr. Franklin Smith Mr. Baxter Lynn Mrs. Mary B. Allison Mr. Marvin Woods 26 i 27 X. MM i i i i i i 1 i I SENI BRENDA ALLISON Activities: N.H.A., Glee Club, Driver ' s Ed. Club, Safety Patrol, Math Club, Big Sisters ' Club, French Club. Ambition: Physical Therapist ZELMA ALSTON Activities: Math Club, Science Club, N.H.A., Safety Patrol, Big Sisters ' Club, French Club, Class Officer, Bar Staff. Ambition: Welfare Worker DAISY MAE BELTON Activities: N.H.A., Glee Club, Big Sisters ' Club, Drivers Ed. Club. Ambition: Cosmetologist THEOLA MARIE BEATTV Activities: Band, Glee Club, French Club, Class Officer, Driv¬ er ' s Ed. Club. Ambition: Secretary ALICE FAYE BLACKWELL Activities: N.H.A., Band, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Basketball Team, Safety Patrol. Ambition: Airline Hostess 28 BETTY ELIZABETH CLINTON Activities: Band, Math Club, Science Club, Dramatics Club, French Club, Big Sisters ' Club, N.H.A., Class Of¬ ficer. Ambition: Teacher ELAINE CORPENING Activities: N.H.A. Ambition: ROBERT BRANCH Activities: Band, N. F.A., Library Club, Bus Driver, French Club. Ambition: Brick Mason JOHN PARNELL CORPENING Activities: Football Team, N.F.A., Bar Staff. Ambition: Welder DORIS BROTH ERT ON Activities: N.H.A., Glee Club, Dra¬ matics Club, Big Sisters ' Club. Ambition: Secretary 29 DAVID CORRY Activities: Glee Club, Band, French Club, Science Club. Ambition: Laboratory Technician ROXIE CROMER Activities: Glee Club, N.H.A., Safety Patrol, Big Sisters ' Club. Ambition: Rock ' n Roll Singer NATHANIEL DAVIS Activities: N.F.A., Basketball Team, Math Club. Ambition: Basketball Coach BENJAMIN DAVIS Activities: Drivers Ed. Club, Glee Club, Safety Patrol, Bas¬ ketball Team, Dramatics Club, Library Club. Ambition: Mechanic MINNIE DUNCAN Activities: Basketball Team, Safety Patrol, Glee Club, N.H.A., French Club, Drivers Ed. Club, Bar Staff, Cheer¬ leader, Big Sisters ' Club. Ambition: Dietician 30 SENI 3RS HAROLD FAGGART Activities: Senior Band, Bus Driver, Bus Committee, N.F 4. Ambition: Bus Driver JOHN OTHA FOSTER, JR. Activities: Bus Driver, Safety Patrol, Library Club, Math Club, French Club, Driver’s Ed. Club, Bar Staff. Ambition: Commercial Artist WYLIE ELLIS Activities: Bus Driver, Student Coun¬ cil Representative, N.F.A. OTIS EVANS Activities: Football Team, Safety Pa¬ trol, Basketball, Science Club, Math Club, French Club, Student Council Rep¬ resentative, Bar Staff. Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Basketball Team, N.F.A Ambition: Carpenter WILLIAM FROST 31 BETTY GOODLETT Activities: N.H.A., French Club, Dra¬ matics Club, Math Club, Glee Club, Big Sisters ' Club, Science Club, Class Officer, Bar Staff. Ambition: Teacher It SEN! i ROY LEE GOODLETT Activities: Class Officer, Basketball Team, Bus Driver, N.F.A., Math Club. Ambition: Jet Pilot FRANC INA HARRIS Activities: Glee Club, N.H.A., Big Sis¬ ters ' Club, French Club, Dramatics Club, Science Club, Class Officer. Ambition: Nurse JOSEPH HACKETT Activities: Band, Safety Patrol, French Club, N.F.A., Math Club, Class Officer, Student Council, Science Club, Li¬ brary Club, Bus Driver. Ambition: Contractor MELVYN MARIE HENDERSON Activities: Band, Basketball Team, Dramatics Club, French Club, Math Club, N.H.A., Big Sisters ' Club, Student Council, Class Officer. Ambition: Elementary Teacher 32 )RS PERRY HUNTER Activities: N.F.A., Dramatics Club, French Club, Safety Patrol. Ambition: Engineer MAMIE JACKSON Activities: N.H.A. Ambition: Cosmetologist JOHNNY SAM HILL Activities: Bus Driver, N.F.A. Ambition: Mechanic LOUIS JEFFERIES Activities: N.F.A., Basketball Team, Class Officer. Ambition: Basketball Coach CLARA ADELINE HOLMES Activities: French Club, Big Sisters ' Club, Science Club, Student Council Representative, N.H.A., Class Officer. Ambition: Registered Nurse 33 SENI NATHANIEL JIMMERSON Activities: Band, Safety Patrol, N.F.A., Bus Driver. Ambition: Marine Corps I NATHANIEL JONES, JR. Activities: N.F.A., Math Club, Safety Patrol, French Club. Ambition: Industrial Engineer ETHEL IDELLE KELLY Activities: Glee Club, Library Club, Student Council. Dramatics Club, French Club, Bar Staff, Class Officer. Ambition: Secretary VISCO LAWRENCE VAN JONES Activities: Library Club, Science Club, Math Club, Football Team, Student Council Repre¬ sentative, Class Officer, Safety Patrol. Ambition: History Teacher BRENDA DELORES KISER Activities: N.H.A., Glee Club, Cheer¬ leader, French Club, Stu¬ dent Council, Big Sisters ' Club. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher 34 GARRY MALLETT ■7” Activities: Football Team, Basketball Team, N.F.A., Class Of¬ ficer. Ambition: Engineer RACHEL LOUISE MARTIN Activities: N.H.A., Big Sisters ' Club. Ambition: Cosmetologist LULA ROBERTA LOWE Activities: N.H.A., Safety Patrol, Dra¬ matics Club, French Club, Science Club, Math Club, Big Sisters ' Club. Ambition: Psychiatrist REGINALD HAROLD MASSEY Activities: Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Band, Football Team, Bas¬ ketball Team, Safety Pa¬ trol, French Club, N.F.A. Ambition: Social Worker RONALD WAYNE LYERLY Activities: Math Club, Glee Club, N.F.A. Ambition: Doctor 35 ii ma, SEN! BILLY RAY McCULLOUGH Activities: N.F.A ., Driver ' s Ed. Club, Safety Patrol. Ambition: Mortician I THOMAS MITCHELL I Activities: Band, N.F.A., Basketball Team, Math Club. Ambition: Electronic Engineer VERMAL OGLESBY Activities: Safety Patrol, French Club, Science Club, Big Sisters ' Club, N.H.A., Student Coun¬ cil Representative. Ambition: Elementary Teacher ISAIAH DEWITT OGLESBY Activities: Bus Driver, Football Team, Math Club, Library Club, Safety Patrol, French Club, Driver ' s Ed. Club. Ambition: Electrical Engineer QUENTIN PARKER, JR. Activities: Football Team, Basketball Team, N.F.A., Class Of¬ ficer. Ambition: Mechanic 36 DRS CAROLYN LAVERNE PERRY Activities: Band, N.H.A., Math Club, Science Club, Big Sisters ' Club, French Club, Dra¬ matics Club, Class Officer. Ambition: Teacher GERALD FREDERICK POE Activiiies: Football Team, Ba sketball, Band, Dramatics Club, Sci¬ ence Club, Math Club, French Club, Student Coun¬ cil Representative, Driv¬ er ' s Ed. Club, Library Club. Ambition: Electronic Engineer NELLIE PAULINE PARKS Activities: N.H.A., Big Sisters ' Club, Safety Patrol. Ambition: Cosmetologist LETTIE MAE RAWLS Activities: N.H.A., Glee Club, Science Club, Library Club, Big Sisters ' Club, Driver ' s Ed. Club, Bar St f. Ambition: Typist CRYSTAL LOUISE PARTLOW Activities: N.H.A., Safety Patrol, Bar Staff, Driver ' s Ed. Ambition: Teacher 37 SENI! CHARLES EDWARD ROSS Activities: Bus Driver, N.F.A., Bus Committee. Ambition: Military Career ( ( O. W. RUSTIN Activities: Bus Driver, N.F.A., Math Club. Ambition: Electrician FRANKLIN SMITH, JR. Activities: N.F.A., French Club, Driv¬ er ' s Ed. Club. Ambition: Brick Mason BARBARA JEAN SIFFORD Activities: N.H.A., Glee Club, French Club, Class Officer, Big Sisters ' Club, Safety Pa¬ trol. Ambition: Airline Hostess GEORGE STOUT, JR. Activities: N.F.A., Basketball Team, Library Club, Band, Glee Club. Ambition: Elementary Teacher 38 ORS WILLIAM MARSHALL WITHERSPOON Activities: Basketball Team, Football Team, Math Club, N.F.A., Glee Club, Science Club, French Club, Driver ' s Ed. Club. Ambition: Teacher ZYANGQUELYN WITHERSPOON Activities: Glee Club, N.H.A., Class Officer, Science Club, Dra¬ matics Club, French Club, Big Sisters ' Club, Bar Staff, School News Re¬ porter. Ambition: Interior Decorator ELIZABETH WEDDINGTON Activities: N. H.A., Student Council, Representative, Science Club, Big Sisters ' Club, Math Club. Ambition: Stenographer BARBARA JEAN WYLIE Activities: Student Council Represent¬ ative, N.H.A., French Club, Glee Club, Big Sisters ' Club, Math Club, Dramatics Club, Class Officer, Li¬ brary Club. CHARLES WEDDINGTON Activities: Basketball Team, N.F.A., Dramatics Club, Math Club, Bar Staff. Ambition: Military Career 39 THE BIRTH OF A CLASS The year was 1960; the memorable event was the birth of a new class at Dunbar High School. Our advisors were Mr. Koontz, Mr. Pemberton and Mr. Corry. Physically we weighed 103 pounds at birth. By participating in basketball, the student council, the band. Glee Club, NFA and NHA we grew and felt that at the end of the first year Dunbar had con¬ tributed a great deal to our growth. The greatest aid to our intellectual growth, besides our studies, were the honors we received in Math, English, Science and Citizenship. We worked wholeheartedly in preparation for May Day. We were thrilled beyond words when Theola Beatty was crowned May Queen for 1960-61. By the end of the year our weight had decreased by 5. The year 1961 saw us somewhat smaller physically but mentally more developed. Mr. Koontz, Mr. Pemberton and Mr. Smith were our advisors for our Sophomore term. It was during this year that Dunbar emerged on the football scene. What do we have to cheer about? The following boys: Isaiah C lesby, Otis Evans, Parnell Corpening, Gerald Poe and Quentin Parker helped to make this team and oh what a team. Ah, Oui; Les ' eleves we will never forget the French Ball with its beautifully decorated Eiffel Tower. To mark this special year we went on two exciting trips to Winston-Salem and Marrow Mountain. The year 1963 saw quite a few changes. We were developing mentally but our physical appearance was slowly decreasing. Our teachers and counselors saw that we had the complete schedule for mental growth. Our leaders were Mrs. Vails and Mrs. Poe. There were two social events to remember. The first was the Garden Party with the theme An Enchanted Evening. Everyone contributed to the gala affair. The other was when our boys won the in¬ tramural Basketball trophy. What an honor for us! Then came the sudden talk of beautiful gowns and charm school, for our Debs had emerged. As our junior year came to an end it found the jolly, jolly Juniors winning many honors in Scholastic and extracurricular activities. We were mature enough now to be seniors. More mentally developed than physically, because physically we dropped to 65 lbs. With the arrival of August, 1963 we foun d ourselves seniors. Our leaders were Mesdames J. B. Kelly and L. B. Davis. To help us develop culturally we visited Livingstone Col¬ lege for Senior Day and gained much information about our local higher educational facilities. Not only were we benefited culturally but it helped us socially, for we met many new friends. As the year progressed we continued growing mentally, culturally, socially but not too much physically. Even though the year is not over we feel that we are almost mentally, socially and culturally ready to depart. We have made history as a class at Dunbar High School. We feel that we have made a contribution to our school and community, and will pass on so that another class can be born. Ethel Kelly Class Historian Carolyn Perry 40 CLASS POEM Four years we have been together Bound by the chains of care Each year our hearts have grown stronger Now parting time draws near. The memory of Dunbar we will hold close With all the love heaven disposes Never thinking the happy times would last Thank you for those times long past. Among the things we shall hold dear ’’Dunbar” will stand out in our vision And we shall recall each year As life completes its mission. With hope, faith, God bless you we say On this our graduation day Heads up high and feeling so proud Waiting for our names to be read aloud. By Crystal Partlow CLASS SONG Dunbar High School we sing thee a song of praise. Remembering happy days, we pledge thee our loyalty. Dunbar High School may all we have learned to do keep every heart worthy to thee. All hail! All hail [ Our banner is waving above. All hail! All hail! We honor the school that we love. Dunbar High School let us sing this song to thee. For even in future years our love will always be. Dunbar High School has taught us what we know Our actions will always show we’re grateful to thee. By: Zyangquelyn Witherspoon SUPERLATIVES Quietest Clara Holmes Robert Branch Best Dancers Betty Goodlett Charles Weddington Most Athletic Louis Jefferies Minnie Duncan Most Artistic John Foster Zyangquelyn Witherspoon Most Helpful Melvyn Henderson Benjamin Davis I ' 1 i SUPERLATIVES Best Looking Faye Blackwell Garry Mallet Friendliest William Witherspoon Zyangquelyn Witherspoon Neatest Ronald Lyerly Vermal C lesby Most Talkative Perry Hunter Brenda Allison Most Studious Otis Evans Clara Holmes 43 HOROSCOPE NAME COULD BE SHOULD BE WILL BE Brenda Allison Typist Saleslady Housewife Zelma Alston Teacher Nurse Social Worker Judy Barber Teacher Secretary Nurse Theola Beatty Housewife Model Typist Daisy Belton Seamstress Housewife Cosmetologist Faye Blackwell Model Airline Hostess Nurse Robert Branch Brick Mason Barber Brick Mason Doris Brotherton Actress Singer Stewardess Betty Clinton Therapist Saleslady Teacher Elaine Corpening Nurse Secretary Beautician Parnell Corpening Lover Military Career Barber David Corry Judge Soldier Music Teacher Roxie Cromer Poet Singer Housewife Benjamin Davis Engineer Priest Soldier Nathaniel Davis Lover Barber Basketball Player Minnie Duncan Basketball Coach Typist Dietician Wylie Ellis Sailor Bus Driver Husband Otis Evans Professor Teacher Engineer Harold Faggart Minister Mortician Sailor John Foster Teacher Artist Soldier William Frost Father Actor Truck Driver Betty Goodlett Social Worker Stewardess Teacher Roy Lee Goodlett Teacher Basketball Player Jet Pilot Joseph Hackett Bus Driver Lawyer Military Career Francina Harris Teacher Secretary Nurse Melvyn Henderson Nurse Housewife Teacher Sam Hill Truck Driver Soldier Barber Clara Holmes Seamstress Social Worker Registered Nurse Mamie Jackson Teacher Typist Beautician Louis Jefferies Basketball Player Lover Coach Nathaniel Jimmerson Carpenter Painter Military Career Nathaniel Jones Teacher Lawyer Engineer Visco Jones Minister Bank Teller Lawyer Ethel Kelly Sociologist Writer Teacher Brenda Kiser Model Nurse Typist Lula Lowe Orator Teacher Psycologist Ronald Lyerly Actor Disc-Jockey Military Career Gary Mallett Husband Brick Mason Soldier Rachel Martin Typist Bookkeeper Beautician Reginald Massey Doctor Lawyer Salesman Billy McCullough Barber Brick Mason Valet Thomas Mitchell Mechanic Truck Driver Military Career Isaish C lesby Mathematician Teacher Football Coach Vermal Oglesby Social Worker Housewife Teacher Nellie Parks Secretary Housewife Cosmetologist Crystal Partiow Secretary Typist Housewife Carolyn Perry Psychiatrist Lawyer Teacher Gerald Poe Professor Teacher Engineer Lettie Rawls Hair Stylist Nurse Typist Charles Ross Bus Driver Preacher Barber 0. W. Rustin Truck Driver Preacher Military Career Barbara Sifford Airline Stewardess Beautician P. E. Teacher Franklin Smith Brick Mason Sailor Military Career George Stout Doctor Lawyer Brick Mason Charles M. Weddington Business Teacher Disc-Jockey Business Manager Elizabeth Weddington Typist Seamstress Clerk William Witherspoon Actor Comedian Military Career Zyanguelyn Witherspoon Artist Columnist Interior-Decorator Barbara Wylie Cosmetologist Model Executive Secretary LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1964 of Dunbar High School in the County of Rowan, City of East Spencer, and the State of North Carolina, leave our last will and testament. To the principal, we leave our sincere appreciation for help rendered us during our four years and for guiding our school toward accreditation during our stay here. To the faculty, we leave our wishes that your years ahead will be prosperous and happy ones. To our Alma Mater, we Pledge Our Love For Dear Ole Dunbar High. Individual Wills And Bequests I, Brenda Allison, will my friendliness to Yvonne Tillman. I, Daisy Belton, will my sewing ability to Ann Boger. I, Minnie Duncan, will my ability to type to Ann Boger. I, Lettie Rawls, will my typing ability to Sandra McCullough. I, Zyangquelyn Witherspoon, will my wisdon to my followers especially to Edward Lanear. I, Robert Branch, will my luck to all the Juniors. I, David Corry, will my musical ability to Thelma Kerns. I, Benjamin Davis, will my height to Willie McCluney. I, Reginald Massey, will my seat in Geography to Carl Woods. I, Gerald Poe, will my ability to play football to Joseph Patterson. I, Theola Beatty, will my ability to drive a car to a very sweet girl Sandra Krider. I, Faye Blackwell, will my ability to style hair to Genester Holmes. I, Doris Brotherton, will my popularity to Gelena Jackson. I, Elaine Corpening, will my seat in typing to Thelma Kerns. I, Zelma Alston, will my seat in driving to Willie Mae Marshall. I, Wylie Ellis, will my bus driving ability to Willie Perry. I, Otis Evans, will my position as quarterback to Harold Evans. I, John Foster, will Fannie Foster my ability to be outstanding on all National Tests. I, Perry Hunter, will iny height to Shelia Russell. I, Loui s Jefferies, will my ability to play basketball to anyone who has the potentials. I, Nathaniel Jimmerson, will John Noble my bus driving ability. I, Billy McCulloi h, will my large vocabulary to Carl Woods. I, Isiah Oglesby, will my ability to play football to Dunbar High School ' s Squad of 1964-65 Good- luck . I, O. W. Rustin, will my bus driving ability to Walter Morgan. I, Judy Barber, will my ability to get along with others to Barbara Woodbury. I, Francinia Harris, will my position as big sister to Patricia Goodlett. I, Melvyn Henderson, will my position as big sister to Norma Greenard. I, Mammie Jackson, will my typing ability to Hattie Ellis. I, Ethel Kelly, will my seat in typing to Willie Evans. I, Crystal Partlow, will my shortness to Bertha Scott. I, Carolyn Perry, will my position as big sister to Valeria Black. I, Elizabeth Weddington, will my ability to stay in school to Willie Evans. I, Thomas Mitchell, will my height to Bill Davis. I, George Stout, will my basketball ability to Walter Morgan. I, Joseph Hackett, will my ability to type to Anita Hall. I, Ronald Lyerly, will my speed to David Washington. I, Garry Mallett, will my football ability to Butch Jackson. I, Parnell Corpening, will my football ability to John Noble. I, Roy Lee Goodlett, will my basketball ability to Robert Hammond. I, Nellie Parks, will my ability to type to Virginia Corry. I, Nathaniel Jones, will my ability to do Math to Robert Brown. I, Clara Holmes, will to the faculty and everyone concerned at Dunbar High School one million thanks for their never ending help and encouragement. I, Betty Clinton, will my position as big sister to Hazeline Clifton. I, Nathaniel Davis, will my ability to play basketball to anyone who has the potentials. I, Vermal Oglesby, will my typing ability to Eugene Neal. I, Charles Weddington, will to my subject teachers my sincere thanks for putting up with me. I, Brenda Kiser, will Virginia Corry my position as Cheerleader. I, Visco Jones, will my knowledge of Electronics to Honore Alexander. I, Betty Goodlett, will my ability to sew to my sister Pat Goodlett. I, Charles Ross, will my bus driving ability to Jack Gill. I, William Witherspoon, will my sister Margie Witherspoon the ability to think clearly. I, Lula Lowe, will Willie Marshall my ability to overcome heartbreaks. I, Barbara Wylie, will my position as big sister to Thelma Kerns. I, Barbara Sifford, will my position to get along with other people to Brenda Long. I, William Frost, will my ability to be quiet to my sister Glenda Frost. I, Sam Hill, will my bus driving ab ility to Walter Correll. I, Rachell Martin, will my charming personality to Kathleen Miller. JUNIORS Honore Alexander Billy Allison Clarence Alston Ruby Anderson Emma Archie Charlene Bell Maggie Belton Mary Belton Valeria Black Janett Blair Ann Boger Carolyn Brown James Brown Robert Brown Fannie Chalk David Clinton Hazeline Clifton Walter Correll Virginia Corry Willie Davis Lula Douglas Norma Dunlap Hattie Ellis Harold Evans Fannie Foster Glenda Frost Jack Gill Patricia Goodlett Clarence Graeber Annie Graham Pauline Green James Grier Norma Greenard Anita Hall Genester Holmes Quentin Holmes William Ingram Calvin Jackson Gelina Jackson Aaron Johnson Bernice Jones Clarence Jones 46 ! Doris Kelly Thelma Kerns Julia Krider Sandra Krider Brenda Long Edward Lanear Richard Lucas Wille Marshall Ann Martin Sandra McCullough Laurice Miller Freddie Miller Kathleen Miller Robert Miller Wilbur Miller Karen McKenzie David McLaughlin Walter Morgan Eugene Neal John Noble Allen Partee Joseph Patterson Willie Perry Mary Phillips Shelia Russell Bertha Scott Louise Smyre Patricia Stout Bernice Washington Libby Wilkenson Freddie Turner Margie Witherspoon Leon Wilkerson Carl Wood Barbara Woodbury Ai elina Wright 47 Brenda Abel Henry Allen Alvin Allison Sara Allison Dianne Archie Donnetta Bailey Gregory Banks Linda Beatty Anita Bell Janet Belton Mae Frances Branch Robert Bratcher George Brown Marilyn Brown Robert Brown Odell Bush Everette Caldwell Ada Charleston Brenda Cockerell Bertha Cockerell SOPHOMORES Paulett Conner Nora Craige Paul Davis Peggy Davis James Duncan William Ellis Marion Faulkner Rosa Fetherson Doris Foxx Sandra Gill I Shirley Graeber Juanitia Guy Carl Hawkins John Hawkins Jackie Heggins Delphia Henderson Norma Henderson James Hearns Maryle Highly Cleveland Hicks George Heggins Doi las Holmes Franklin Ingram Deborah Jackson Jacqueline Jackson 48 If Romus Jefferies I Beverely Johnson John Johnson Geraldine Kiser John Krider I Elnora Langford Carolyn Long Raymond Lomax Ray Lotharp Valerie Lyerly Willie McCluney Drucella McCorkle Selina Miller Joyce Moody Isiah Moore Minerva Patterson Rebecca Myers Deborah Neely Deloris Parker George Parker Elaine Patterson John Provoid Patricia Provoid Barry Reid Eulester Rollings Lee Roy Robinson Tommy Roberts Sylvia Roberson Doris Rustin Gwendolyn Rustin Mary Scott Eliza Seigle Robert Slade Ava Smith Carol Smith Dorothy Smith Kenneth Teasley Benjamin Thrope Loretta Tillman Jerry Wiley Ethell Wilson Sandra Witherspoon Thomas Witherspoon Constance Wood John Wylie Linda Wylie 49 Amanda Allen Annie Ruth Alexander Johnnie Allison James Alston Sadie Anderson Frank Andrew Harvey Archie Jimmie Archie John Archie Ermanese Bailey Constance Bell Sadie Belton Timothy Blakley Lamar Blackwell Donald Brotherton lola Cannon Mary Ann Conzator Brenda Chalk Larry Charleston Theodore Clifton Brenda Clodfelter Barbara Correll Claude Corpening Donald Corpening Richard Corpenir Marvin Cook Brenda Craige Horace Davis Mary Lou Davis Patricia Davis FRESHMEN Larry Dixon Carolyn Edmond James Faggart Kathy Faulk Valeria Fitzgerald Howard Foxx Beverly Frost Essie Graham Jimmy Hailey Mary Hammond John Hawkins Anna Higgins Mamie Holmes Doland Hubbard Hattie Huff Margaret Ingram Donald Jackson Wendell Jackson Annie Ruth Johnson Emory Jones I Lucy Jones Ruby Kelly Carolyn Kerns Rosalind Kiser Laura Krider Thomas Krider William Krider Evelyn Lanear Marshall Lipscomb Lillian Long Patricia Long Jimmy McCullough Elaine McKee Mary Miller Glenn McKenzie Charles Morgan Phylistine Neal Rayfield C lesby Larry Palmer Peggy Jo Perry Ethelline Phillips Geraldine Phillips Madelon Poe Charles Provoid Charles Reddick Thomas Rice Elaine Roberson Joanne Rollins Loretta Rustin Linda Sifford FRESHMEN Nathan Simpson Odell Stinson Toby Stinson Jerry Stovall Linda Sturdivant Patricia Talford J. 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Torrence Raymond Truesdale Eddie Turner James Turner Sarah Turner , Mary Verdell ’.Rebecca Webb Maxine Wilkerson Paulette Wood EIGHTH GRADE Henry Allison Doris Anderson Edward Archie Hazel Archie Ruby Archie Linda Banks Terry Bell Calvin Black Joyce Blackwell Robert Blair if Betty Bolt Levi Caldwell Aaron Chapman Malachi Chapman Willie Clifton William Clinding Fred Clinton Phyllis Cockerl Joseph Cowan Arthur Davis Sandra Dixon William Ellis Mary Evans Delores Foxx Linda Gibson Deborah Gill Authuretta Gladden Eugene Goodlett Gale Harris Diane Heggins Joseph Henderson Connie Ingram Robert Jenkins Frances Johnson Donnie Jones Margaret Jones Robert Jones Michael King Charles Krider Diann Krider 52 SEVENTH GRADE j i I 1 ' I I: i I Carol Washington Debra Woods Janetta Jones Terry Laney Youral Laney Walter Lewis John Lomax Brenda Brown Robert Long Thomas Long Peggy Lowery Rena Lyles Curtis McCluney Wanda McCright Richard McGarity Johnny McGee Peggy Miller Annie Mitchell Anthony McCullough Ella Montgomery Roddy Neely Cora Patterson Wilma Patterson Joseph Pharr James Phillips Rena Phillips Sandra Reid Altheia Reese Diana Roberts Margaret Robertson Donald Rucker Ronald Rucker Brenda Sheck Elois Short Peggy Smith Estella Stoner Cynthia Talford Larry Thompson Shirley Tillman Herman Truesdale James Truesdale Arthur Turner Aaron Verdell James Walker 55 SIXTH GRADE Phronice McCluney Curtis McCright Brenrla MrCulloi h Ruby Archie Eddie Banks Franklyn Barber Edna Black Doris Boler Donella Brown Gregory Brown Jerry Brown Levi Chapman Iris Chunn Rascene Clinding Charles Corpening, Jr. Anthony Cowan Bernadine Cockerell Anthony Davis Bernard Davis Gary Dixon Jimmy Evans Linda Faucett Robert Faucette Linda Finger Otis Ford Veronica Fertherson Valerie Frost Donetta Garrison Morris Gill Elosie Gladys George Graves Jerone Higgins Michael Heilig Michael Hill Brenda Hipps Johnnie Imes Evaline Jones Sandra Jones Lafayette Long John Long Leroy Lotharp Dianne Lowery William Madison 56 SIXTH GRADE Phyllis McDaniel Brenda Miller Calvin Miller Amos Mitchell Paula Mitchell Tyrone Mitchell Suzette Morgan Valeria Neely Fred Neely Dorothy Norman Harold Parker Gail Partee Jean Perry Joan Perry Judy Provoid Jimmy Reddick Connie Reid Johnnie Robertson Garry Roseborough Cathy Russell Leroy Rustin Michael Rustin Paul Scotton Martha Seigle Frederick Simpson Diana Sims A Barbara Smith Phyllis Smith Raymond Smith James Stinson Kenneth Stoner Phyllis Stoner Michael Stout Marvia Thompson Nicie Trapp Lucille Truesdale Dallas Turner Shirley Turner Myrtle Webb Jerry Whisonant Jimmy Wilson Lonnie Wilson Carolyn Witherspoon Reta Wood Lee Adkins Thomas Adkins Vivian Allison Audrey Archie Elaine Banks Kimiko Bell Brenda Black Dennis Black Rena Blackwell Barbara Blair Kenneth Bolers Jean Brown Willie Lee Brown Elmira Caldwell Charles Cannon FIFTH GRADE Larry Chalk Gary Clinding Michael Cowan Donnie Davis Brenda Doran Rosalind Faucette Thomas Faucette Larry Faulk Sharon Foxx Janice Garrison Ronald Graham Lee Graves Donald Guy Debora Hammond Jerry Henderson Thelma Hill Abby Holt Marjorie Hoover 58 v ■V Steivie Hoover Gregory Huff Annie Imes Lardell Ingram Albert Jackson Debrah Jones Arthur Jones Lillie Lewis Avon Long Jarvis Lyerly Laura McCluney Juana Mcllwaine Kenneth McLaughlin Ann Miller Carolyn Miller FIFTH GRADE Zelma Miller John Mitchel Venessa Moser Albert Neeley Jhonnie Oglesby Michael Parker Anita Reddick Theodosia Reid Harvey Robertson Michael Roseborough Zollie Rustin Cynthia Simpson Francella Trueblood Cathy Verdell Ben Smith Sylvia Talford Arlee Thompson Gene Tillman 59 Charles Adkins Debra Archie Ronnie Bailey Paul Bell Samuel Black Robert Boyd Joanne Brown Shelia Brown Jacquline Conzator Shelia Chalk Rita Chambers Argulie Clinding Barbara Corpening Trudy Cowan Avis Crawford George Daniels Freddie Davis John Ellis Jacquline Foxx Gregory Gaston Henry Hall Donna Hall Elliott Ingram Sandra Jefferies FOURTH GRADE Robert Kirk Donnie Lyles Stanley Lyles Deborah McCullough Jefferey Mobley Gary Phillips Leslie Poe Vickie Poe Ola Robbins Raymond Rucker Terry Russell Neal Rustin Willie Smith James Tabor Gary Tillman Jerry Tillman Charlene Toms George Turner Larry Walker Billy Washington Elaine Wilson Michael Wilson Johnnie Wood Linda Wood ,4 I 60 leffiRCKsmot STOOHG KXJIES fiOOC FIfOW THIRD GRADE FIRST GRADE wm SAFETY PATROL JUNIOR SAFETY PATROL Mrs. Elsie McCollough, Policewoman Mr. C. O. Moore SENIOR SAFETY PATROL ADVISORS Mr. E. A. Fleming and Mr. C. O. Moore LEFT TO RIGHT: Visco Jones, Jerry Wiley, Elaine Patterson, Medalon Poe, Valeria Fitzgerald, Joyce Sifford, and Edward Lanear. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS jiiA ■ ' 1 1 jj 1 l 1 t 1 W ' m } y 1 H| STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Zyangquelyn Witherspoon OFFICE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen Partee and Norma Dunlap. SCHOOL REPORTER LIBRARY CLUB Hi 3 CKrfd i ‘ fit 5 d N. r I C 11 11 t 1 ■ = k ft L T t: 4 f tlif STANDING: Leftto Right: George Stout, Joseph Hackett, Benjamin Davis, Robert Branch, John Foster, Isaiah Oglesby. SITTING: Fannie Foster, Anita Hall, Norma Dunlap, and Barbara Wylie. BIG SISTER’S CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Weddington, ClaraHolmes, Brenda Allison, Betty Clinton, Zelma Alston, Vermal Oglesby, Lula Lowe, Betty Goodlett, Carolyn Perry, Melvyn Henderson, Francina Harris, and Barbara Wylie. TIGER’S BAR STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Betty Goodlett Crystal Partlow Zelma Alston Reginald Massey William Witherspoon TYPISTS CLASS ARTISTS John Foster PROOF READERS Zyangquelyn Witherspoon ADVISORS Lula Lowe Barbara Wiley Mrs. J. B. Kelly Mrs. B. A. Davis 68 ' ■ 1 ,ir N.F.A STANDING: Left to Right: Calvin Jackson, Quentin Parker, Willie Perry, O. W. Rustin, Joseph Patterson, and David Clinton. SITTING: Freddie Turner, George Stout, Joseph Hackett, and Wilbur Miller. 69 BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Hackett, Walter Morgan, Robert Branch, Nathaniel Jimmerson, John Foster, John Noble, Wylie Ellis, O. W. Rustin, Sam Hill, Roy Goodlett, Willie Perry, Wilbur Miller, Isaiah Oglesby, and Charles Ross. MISS DUNBAR ■IL tt-K t § , ■ i ' ' 4 JidiSL V x ' .- S J M ff . wi L t 1 k| i faj Shelia Russell 71 DUNBAR HIGH MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Delphia Henderson, Theola Beatty, Sandra Krider, and Patricia Talford. 72 BAND LETTER GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sarah Turner, Linda Sifford, Valerie Lyerly, Sandra Witherspoon, Shelia Russell, and Hattie Ellis. 73 FOOTBALL TEAM ■ ■ ' Tigers Opponents 12 York Road 6 14 Mt. Airy 0 i 8 Carver 14 8 Lexington | 40 1 14 Church St. 14 I Homecoming 26 Logan 1 ' 1 20 Belmont | 0 1 fi 9 14 Price 1 34 1 =� Left to Right: ROW 1: William Witherspoon, Gerald Poe, Honore Alexander, John Noble, Isaiah Oglesby, Eugene Neal, Otis Evans, Lonnie Sifford, Romus Jefferies, Parnell Corpening. ROW 2: 74 1 r I II James Brown, Ethell Wilson, Joseph Patterson, Wilbur Miller, Calvin Jackson, John Wylie, Edwa d Lanear Willie Perry, Andrew Harris. ROW 3: Quentin Parker, George Heggins, Marion Faulkner, Reginald Massey, Rayfield Oglesby, Theodore Clifton, Garry Mallett, Roy Sims, and Earl Oakley. STANDING: J. A. Pemberton, Coach. 75 BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Wiley, Robert Hammond, Charlie Morgan, Paul Davis, John Hawkins, Benjamin Davis, Romus Jefferies, Louis Jefferies, John Noble, Nathaniel Davis, Roy Goodlett, Quentin Parker, Charles Weddington, Thomas Krider, and Charles Provoid. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nathaniel Davis and Roy Lee Goodlett. 76 Louis Jefferies John Noble Romus Jefferies -—. r Harold Midnight” Evans, Manager Calvin Butch Jackson, Manager Otis The Brain Evans, Statistician il LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Leazer, Assistant coach; Minervia Patterson, manager; Patricia Goodlett, co-captain; Miss Betty McKee, coach; Minnie Duncan, Captain. GIRL’S BSKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Delphia Henderson, Amanda Allen, Mary Davis, Minnie Duncan, Patricia Goodlett, Margie Wither¬ spoon, Hazeline Clifton, Elaine Patterson, Shirley Graber and Norma Henderson. __ OUR SCHOOL SONG Alma Mater Dear we praise thee, Dear Ole White and Blue, Hearty voices now uniting Pledge devotion true. Dear ole Dunbar.Dear ole Dunbar Louder still we sing Swell the song and lift the cry Hail to Dunbar High. High school days are swiftly passing Soon we’ll say good-bye. Even then we’ll pledge our love for Dear ole Dunbar High. Tune: Alma Mater 79 Mrs. Corene Banks MISS P. T. A. PATRONS Mrs. Julia Ackins Mr. B. R. 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