Dunbar Vocational High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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As we extend to the graduates of the January and June classes of 1954 our congratulations and best wishes for suc- cess in future endeavors, we hasten to remind each of you that such success as you may enjoy, will in the main, be pre- dicated on the following: ill Bc cvcr mindful of the role you must P play in promoting good human relation- ships in all of your daily contacts. 425 Keep abreast of technological changes in the area of your specialty. The effective coordination and imple- mentation of these two suggestions will make of you successful and happy per- sons. r S-fn .Clifford J. Campbelk .y , K XV-I 'XNW . Q n at X 1 0 Q . Xp Nr s , ' . H X' -'J I ' Q , i- , . , f if ' J a 5 Q s ' 4 4 O X , D! ' is W, ' ' X 5 x s K X sl . X, X M I .5 Eco . rj I , is . Q A. ' Y I 0 . 5 . 1 ,y s N l C g N I 3 S X .0 8 s 'N 1 X . ' KX in V X 4 ..f . 4 'XO P' .gn l V A li xi 'I ik I px Ms V is lx 1 ' X 1 1 5 :N ' Q ' I' A ' X I 'n ' i X i' o s ' I , .4 X' X x 5 . . . X . 6 A , v I v 4 S ' I! X 5 X' f ' , ' X 1 0 1 . lx l lf. I 5 aw' 5 '. 1 X 1 0 l. 4' 5 5 v ' Y. , Nt . s , u N 1. X. . , Q ' 1 V i 7 X' X Q . xy: V- x 0. 'X is. 1. ul -X x X, Y xp xi ' 5 Li 4. ' pd ' . 4 I 1 5 K g. fl- Q o. X r l Q n cuFFoRD J. CAMPBELL ' .5 i Director ' A 5 X s 5 5 Q NEAL SIMEON Assistont Director My best wishes for your success go with you as you leave our shops and classes to enter the adult working world. During your four years at Dun- bar our efforts have been to help you develop the skills, knowledge, and social aptitudes which make for suc- cess in your chosen occupational field. We know that with these attributes you will go far. It is my hope that should the need arise you will feel free to return to Dunbar to counsel with us. In any event, the door will al- ways be open to you. Again, my best wishes. Neal F. Simeon EVERETT RENFROE Shop Superintendent Congratulations upon your gradu- ation. The skills and craftsmanship you have learned, backed up by infor- mation related to your trade areas will stand you in good stead in the fields of your endeavors. Your teachers have attempted to prepare you for embark- ation into an adult world by the stand- ards which they set up for you in the classrooms and shops. Aim high al- ways, and draw upon these things. Everett M. Renfroe GUIDANCE RESOURCE QTAFIE- I 7 x Q7 Mr. Chorles M. Horper Mrs. Ido T. Jones Plzlccnlvnt Counsclor Adjustment 'l'0ac'h0r Mr. Arthur N. Turnbull Attendance Counselor fr, W,Q Mrs. Lynette W. Young Librarian Mr. Cloybourne H. Norris Mr' GUS Curriculum Supervisor Mr. Jeremiah M. Collins Registrar Kmen Engineer Custodian Mrs. Alberto Wolker Cafeteria Manager 9 Wa. 49, Mrs. Helen M. O'Brien Mrs. Julia E. Love Mrs. Ernestine D. Tyler Miss Doris G. Robinson Mrs. Cleona P. Taylor Mr. Purcell D. Brown Mrs. Dorlhy L. Paflon Mrs. Marie J. Scolf ARE Mr. Morris J. Solomon Mrs. Naomi Tahron Mr. Horace F. Johnson W :fl ' ,J , it 'Ai i 4 -, , .. W..,,,4 1, 9 X 5 ,. V 1 N nz f 5. 'A ,' .f ',,5:'n A,, . ,fy I .af DVISORS 2 dhvffg, mp, Mr. Alvin Harrison Mrs. Wanda T. Babcock 11 -of- 763 Xi l ax' B..-' li' X Q Mr. Gerald D. Bullock lltllllllllfl and Dl'f'OTllll7IQ Miss Helen Burleson l':7llIllSll Mr. Roscoe P. Burlon Ilnlftivzg Miss Donnefta Patillo Oflim' Prfwtice Mr. Salvador Calvano Iurlfwfvzql Y FACULTY Mr. Allen W. Abbitf Office Practicv Mrs. Irma O. Alexander Beauty Culture Mrs. Wanda T. Babcock Social Sc'iv11vC Mr. John J. Bishop Chcmixtry Mr. John G. Boyle Phyxirul I'IfI11r'r1lim1 Mr. Robert J. Brogsdale Illurlzirzr' Shop .flak '- .'- bi f D Miss Mae Frances Colbert Commercial Art Miss Kathleen C reagh Mathematics Mr. Sheldon R. Davis Sheet Metal Mrs. Mae Etta Dawson Beauty Culture Mr. Robert L. Dooley Stenography .,S ' as ' ' Miss Mary Dugan Stenography I A Mr. Morris Finder English Mr. Augustus K. Foote General Science Mrs. Thelma S. Ford English Kahn! Mr. Clovis E. J. Fouche Commercial Art 3' 61, vw- ' Miss Marion S. Friel Math ematics 13 FACULTY Mr. William F. Fritz lfvlding Mr. William Goins Sm-ml Studies Mr. Craig Gordon Plumlzing Mr. Nathaniel B. Green Muxir' Mr. Isadore Gross Ilrufling Mr. Glendis Hambrick I,irmfyp1' C' Mr. Herbert S. Hambrighf Karim hs.: Mr. Wilborn E. Harris Carpentry Mr. Alvin Harrison Aviation Mr. James J. Havel bv , 1-.rv Matlzematzcs Mr. James E. Hicks as fllf1li1Cll1UllCS Mrs. Claudia Jackson Erlglish 14 wha br 5' I V . . ..W,N:x ji se S+'- R 4 1. N 4 x X x so S My ii s S if it 3 9 if x 1 Miss J. Alberta Knight Millinery Mr. James O. Lee Cabinetmaking Mr. Anthony J. Mama Physical Education Mr. Maurice Maloff Drafting Mrs. Willie B. Minefee Dressmaking Mr. Edward J. Minogue Shoe Rebuilding 15 Mrs. Hilda M. Jackson Dressmaking Mr. Beniamin J. Johnson Social Science Mr. Horace F. Johnson Mathematics Mr. Louis J. Jordan Art Mr. Marion J. Kaminski Mathematics Mrs. Irene W. King Dressmaking We Y' ,. in ' flow 1 1' u N i Mr. Michael B. Schneider Slim' Hvlrililflilly Mr. Ervin H. Rittmeyer l,lljfSJl'lll I':fllll'flllU7l Mr. Leon C. Scott lJllllSi4'flI Eduvation Mr. Eugene A. Sellers Tailoring Mr. Joseph R. Silverman Erzglislf Mrs. Rozelle Smilh I,ll'll.f'l'flI I',llIlf'lllIfJll FACULTY l -l Mr. Grover C. Nash Aviation Mr. Charles J. Mueller Physics Mr. Milburn Norris Printing Mr. Elbert L. Pearson Arclzitvctural Drafting Mr. George F. Polite xllllli Mechanics Mr. William E. Rauen Ifoumlry ,gas if Elf 5 ir' ll Mr. Morris J. Solomon Machine Drafting Mr. Walter Stanke Automobile Mechanics Mr. Samuel B. Stratton Social Studies Mr. John E. Sullivan General Science Miss Ma ry Sweeney English Mrs. Naomi Tabron Office Practice 1. ,W WW, ,, f,- 4 5f4 L7.f 7. ' ., . iw' ,, f Ze, A Mr. Louis A. Tortorelli Physical Education Mr. Edward J. West General Science Mr. William L. Wilkinson Tailoring Mrs. Marie S. Wilson English Mrs. Orestes T. Wilson Dressmaking January CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Bennie Crane SECRETARY Florence Estese VICE-PRESIDENT ASSISTANT SECRETARY Mary Trout TREASURER Charmayne Smith SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Alfred Rose ASSISTANT TREASURER Lois Gilmore I COMMITTEES Class of January 'I954 LUNCHEON COMMENCEMENT 19 Sa gi, E X ,ff L ? 4 ,.,,, A55 , ' if ,1 Wa fag gc V! 332 - 'f + ? fa f if ' V, ekgz Ei 4 W , ,, fs- f :ac S f an A' f ff ., fi me ff f WM X , Z, QW? M1 7 . , Q, M, , , f f X f Q 2 2 'f f ' 5 4, , ' I ,A , 494 7.3 5 2 2 L V Q X Y 3 X, f -f---XD-5' COMMITTEES v PROM KING and QUEEN Special Activities Class Gift Cap and Gown Ring , 42 S3 if WHO'S WHO MOST COOPERATIVE Bishop Cox Zelma Berry MOST DEPENDABLE Barbara Ezell Paul Robinson MOST SKILLFUL Jonathan Hunter Verdie Roberson BEST DRESSED Calvin Tines Charmayne Smith MOST GLAMOROUS Florence Estese Ben Hawk BEST LOOKING Lawrence Saxton Judith Wrigh? 22 V uf' 1 ,.:, 23 9006090 INHO S MOST INTELLIGENT Alex Wills Cora Henry MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Trout Melvin Dillard MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Henry Penson Edna Burdette 25 WHO MOST FRIENDLY Oliver McDonald Ann Woods MOST SOPHISTICATED Lois Gilmore Willie Johnson MOST TALKATIVE Edward Fleming Ida B. Smith WHO'S WHO MOST POPULAR Bennie Crane Alice McForren MOST Pl-IOTOGENIC Elinor Odum Douglos Johnson MOST REFINED Alfred Rose Gwendolyn Robinson ,Q Class of I , January 3 , 1954 ' Education is not given for the pur- pose of earning a living, itis learning what to do with a living after you earn it. Abraham Lincoln Today, people are burdened with a multiplicity of confusing problems. They are sometimes unable to cope with these apparently simple situations because their education is weak. Dunbar has opened up our minds to ways and means of coping with these problems. In our freshman year, we were very young and enthusiastic. We glowed with anticipation and overflowed with a thou- sand promise and plans, and we were eager to do or die. Our activities were few. Although many of us scarcely knew each other, our activities served as a bond which brough us closer. Endowed with the loyal tradition and championship spirit of Dunbar, we en- tered into our sophomore year with zeal and courage. We sensed the largeness of the task before us. Therefore, we began to adjust and develop our personalities to the fullest. Dramatics, music, band, pep assemblies, and trips helped us to ac- complish our purpose. In our junior year, we sought to learn what we needed to know by earnest ap- plication to our studies. This was the most decisive year because it was then that we decided about our future careers. Our senior year found us excited with the fact that now all our social and aca- demic training must be culminated into one fine and strong experience. We be- gan to plan our prom, our luncheon, and all the other activities that go along with high - school graduation. As we reminisce about the past four years, foremost are the happy occasions and varied circumstances that helped to shape our lives. These, we shall always remember. The haziness of the past has given away to a bright alertness and awareness. We have learned that not only is the employment of technical skills and the acquisition of professional knowl- edge necessary, but also that the develop- ment of solid character, self discipline and a pleasing personality are necessary to our economic and social success. Our class would like to express our thanks and gratitude to our director, fa- culty and advisors for their inspirational leadership in giving us a breadth of vi- sion, a philosophy of values and serious- ness of purpose which will be of para- mount importance in our later lives In bidding farewell, we leave with a great ambition-to be worthy represent- atives in the carrying out of the noble ideals and wholesome attitudes that we learned at Dunbar. JANUARY ' SENIORS ' Azalean Allen ffosnwtology FIWA Donald Allen Illricliiric' Drafting Fnotbzill I.:-llvrim-n's Club Evelyn Arnold Ilri'sxiiiul.'nig L, Mixvd Vhurus .luninr llc-rl from Roy Anderson ' ,-lvintimi lfriyiiu' n'l'f Hlllll'X Civil Air Patrol Junior llc-il from Zelma Berry Ilrvssiiinlrirzg Sccrclary of Sophomori- Hass Glcc Club Ernestine Batchelder Office Practice Cliocrlcader Modern Dancing George Bafisfe Tailoring Manager of Football Team Lcttermcirs Club X- f 5 -H. Sex.. DN Hall Guard - Honor Society L 1 . In was A , 1' - , . x . Hilliard Blanchard , ni A Foundry Manager of Truck Team A g df fa Q 1 I i Edna Burdette Dressmal-sing FIWA William Coachman Machine Shop FIWA Auberry Crain Machine Shop Football Dempsey Cooper Commercial Art FIWA Bishop Cox Architectural Drafting Civil Air Patrol Mixed Chorus Basketball Honor Society Bennie Crane Sheetmetal Football Wrestling FIWA Hall Guard Yvonne Crawford Ofice Practice Literary Guild FIWA Honor Society Carol Eddy Davis Dressmaking FIWA 29 f 4 X 1 Q A 4 it ff '7 New wif ,L aff '1- 725 i. . .cram faiwf W J EN.. I 195-4 If 51 bi 'K l l l , . Melvin Dillard Slzcetmetal Honor Society Captain of Footbal Le-ttcrmen's Club Basketball Alfred Dillard Aviation Civil Air Patrol l 1WA llramulics Basketball Florence Estese Ilrvss malring t'l10vrl0udor l lWA l Team Sccrclairy ol' Social Sludivs l Moclvrn Dancing Olivia Evans Voslrwlology l IWA Barbara Jun Enll lJ7'l'SSlll,lllfl1lU VlCl'-l,l'l'SlKll'lll ol' Girls' Ch0llIS Mixed Chorus Carole Ezell Cosmetology President ol' Dcsig llonor Roll Mixed Chorus Glcc Club Junior Office Clerk Edward Fleming Shoe Rebuilding Hall Guard FIWA Football Band Evelyn Freeman Dressmaking Glc-0 Club n lor Living, 30 N , X , t U .- Q , R YSL: T i X N N X tm :,., xv if nl' ,A N I :ix Y A A L :-. 3 L ,-. X 1'-j - fg , .Q A . sxwi, at Wise' . SN Adolphus Gilbert Tailoring Honor Roll Hall Guard Mixed Chorus Lois Gilmore Dressmaking Mixed Chorus Girls' Octet FIWA Junior Red Cross Junior Oifice Clerk Dramatics Modern Dancing Honor Society Tommy Grady Radio Civil Air Patrol FIWA Ivanhoe Hall Radio Mixed Chorus Junior Red Cross Basketball FIWA Margie Hall Office Practice Literary Guild Motion Picture Operator Honor Society Clefa Holland Office Practice FIWA Velma J. Hampton Cosmetology Honor Society Junior Office Clerk 31 JANUARY SENIORS- Henry Hayes Shoe Rebuilding Honor Society Ben Hawk Caliinetmaking Hall Guard Cora Lee Henry Ujlica' Practice Honor Society FIWA Modern Dancing I,itvr:n'y Guild Barbara Hooks liwxxriirilciiiy Glu' Fltlll l lWA Robert Horton Mrwliim' Shop Hall Guard FIWA Honor Society Myrtle Howard Umm' Practice Literary Guild Honor Society Motion Picture Operator Billie Hudson Drcssmaking Camera Club Junior Red Cross Dramatics Youth Guild FIWA Jonathan Hunter .-trrlzitcctzlral Drafting Honor Socicty t'r1iftsmnn Reporter Hall Guard Studcnt Guidance FIWA iii 'X l i 1 Qi S A AX ,-0 1 X Verfel Hunter Machine Shop Cross Country Honor Society Track Paul Ivory Automobile Mechanics vi i l t Ml ,, ,i FIWA ' K - Aviation Engine Mechanics FIWA 19' Z - if N v 2 ,wss 7 V5-K., James Douglas Johnson -2 ' Z- X M Horace Johnson lll Aviation Engine Mechanics Civil Air Patrol Willie Johnson Tailoring Mixed Chorus FIWA Hall Guard Frances Jones Ofice Practice Literary Guild Honor Society w Q ma . XY X . XX QNX s 5 Q X, X ax S X, X w 1: is X Y N xxx SY sf Mot on Plcture O erator , M 1 p M Marvin Jones Radio Basketball Captain of Hall Guards Honor Society Student Guidance Melvin Jones Cabinetmaking Hall Guard FIWA W f '4 ,f f f XXSM 1 X W fig f, 'E-are L - , V f V, M-, ,Lf -in 1 L at J A , f ify . V! r A aff . K, Ax. X , ,ig I ' Vi' X - .34 !4x Z ,C gf! , . MQ I X f' i -J -. , wif! , f, :chi if ' , , , 4 fag M' 4 , fi If L.. .-A., H- -M A ia 34 James Kennedy Aviation Enginv llli'c'lmnirx FIWA Joseph LaCaxe Tailoring FIWA Susie Mae Lewis Cosmetology Junior Office Clerk Glvv Club FIWA Mary Lue Lindsey Drcssmalcing G11-0 Club Mixed Chorus Mocli-rn llzuicing i'ivil Air l':nlrol Junior limi Cross Rebecca Matthews Drcssmaking Junior Rod Cross i':iuu-ru Club Literary Guild Nilhe McCormick Millinery Civil Air Patrol Honor Society FIWA Oliver McDonald Avaition Engine Mechanics Civil Air Patrol i V J l I l I I i JANUARY X . .X XXX. 'iw A3 ll RX. ' v 1 ,JQ3,, V I 4, If MSM , f X ' ffxx NV X . . V 1, f '.:,,,' , I mf' L 5 .val ff, Alice McFerren Dressmalcing Cheerleader Modern Dancing FIWA George McKinney Welding Cross Country Track Magnolia Miller Dressmaking FIWA Annefla Nelson Cosmetology FIWA Clarelta Nelson Office Practice Band FIWA Elinor Odum Dressmaking Modern Dancing Cheerleader He n ry Penson Tailoring FIWA Doris Price Dressmalcing Cheerleader Modern Dancing Civil Air Patrol Dramatics Club Junior Red Cross 35 ISTNIORS JANUARY SENIORS Maurice Redding Carpentry FIWA Ulus Reese Radio 'l'rzu'k Base-lmll Verdie Roberson llrvssnlrllring l l WA Bessie J. Robe rh l'oxn11'!ology lfl W A James Roberts Automobile Illcchanics FIWA Gwendolyn Robinson Drvssnmlcing Cheerleader Mordern Dancing Dramatics Junior Red Cross Civil Air Patrol Paul Robinson Tailoring Cross Country Alfred Rose .llflflllllf Shop llall Guard Min-cl Chorus F ra nk Rowe Print FIWA Lawrence Saxon Architectural Drafting Football Wrestling Honor Society Frank Seabrook Automobile Mechanics FIWA Robert Seay Welding FIWA Barbara Sherrod Dressmaking FIWA Juanita Somerville Office Practice Mixed Chorus Junior Red Cross Camera Club Literary Guild Henry Simmons Machine Shop Track Football James Simmons Architectural Drafting Manager of Basketball Team Football Mixed Chorus ss 7 W V X fa f , N sf ga' if ,f ,Q fy sf l f . . ..,,j K 2, gf 9 We Q , ,lllil, 4, ., X , Y A a -...ff , 2 QA' ' gy, Q , 1 .,. K . Z., ' W' ' ff I . 1 . , 'I 3. ., A ' K., , y :'f.,- 426! , f na Ol Leon Simpson .-lutomobilv 1510011111114 x llull Guard Charmayne Smith DVl'SSlI1llli'lVlQ Prcsidont of Czunvr. Junior Rod Cross llonor Society L'i'z1l'tsinzu1 RL-porter i'ix'il Air Pzitrol Modi-rn Dancing Ida Beatrice Smith Ibrvxxrnalrirzg Moda-rn llziucing Draunntics .luuior lic-ml Vross .- - - , mul Air lzllrol l IWA Clifford Sullivan lJr'vxxn11rl.'ir1g l l W A Calvin Tines 'lkiiloring Honor Society llzill Guard Mary Trout Ilwxxnzulcirzg Honor Society Junior Red Cross FIWA Kelly Weddington Shoe Rebuilding FIWA Claude West Automobile Mechani FIWA ws, K 'DY sk. f f fr? Alberta Williams Tailoring Junior Red Cross Glee Club Iris Williams Commercial Art Junior Red Cross FIWA Alex Wills Print Wrestling Track Football Judith Wright Dressmaking Glee Club Ann Woods Office Practice Junior Red Cross Emma Jane Woods Cosmetology Girls' Glee Club Honor Society Mixed Chorus Civil Air Patrol AN UARY sENloRs PROPHECY We inrite all of you to join zrztli ns as Ire play a guessing game zrltli Time. As ice anticipate commencement. n'e make certain predictions. We see a rosy fntnre for all of our classmates. Happiness? Yes. A little sorrow? Yes. A snperalmndance of lifes compensations? Yes. Looking ahead just ten brief years we predict: Florence listese, Billie lludson, lfllinor lllinkyb Odum, and lda Smith have gone into partnership and have a chain of' stores entitled, IC ll O St S Shops lo- cated in all large cities in the llnited States. Miss .Iudith Wright is planning an elaborate wedding abroad, Gwendolyn Robinson, Alice lXlcl crren, Lois Gilmore, and Mary Trout, the designers and scam- stresses. have already worked two years on the wedding gown. Charmayne Smith will be maid of honor. The hostesses will be Edna Burdette, Barbara Hooks, Evelyn Arnold, Magnolia Miller, Zelma Berry, and Louise Sullivan. Bishop Cox, the famous architect owns one of the largest corporations in Paris. Operating two of the branch firms in London and New York City are James Simmons and Jonathan Hunter. Turning to the sports section of a recent paper. we find that Melvin Dillard, Donald Allen, and Lawrence Saxon are playing with the Chicago Bears. The winning touchdown is gen- erally accomplished by a pass from Allen to Dillard who always runs fifty yards. The extra point can be credited to Saxon. In New York City, Henry Hayes and Kelly Weddington are attending the National Shoe Convention. Partners and owners of the Hayes 8: Weddington Shoe Manufacturing t'ompany, these boys are receiving a citation for design- ing and creating. in London, the most popular car of the year is the Seabrook Cadillac Con- vertible. This car was designed by Demp- sey Cooper and manufactured by Frank Seabrooks and his company for Iris Williams. On the Seabrook Automobile f'orporation administrative stall are ijillll Ivory, Leon Simpson, and .lames Roberts. Manager of the branch company in t'alifornia is Claude West.. These boys really turn out some unique cars. The Crane Sheetmetal Corporation is owned by Bennie Crane, who is now with his lovely wife vacationing in Cuba. Among lJunbar's claims to fame in the field of aeronautics, we have Mr. Oliver McDonald, who is jet-pilot and navigator for the TWA Lines and Mr. Roy Ander- son, who owns a fleet of cargo planes. Ivanhoe Hall has just opened his own television and radio shop in Chicago. His top feature in television is Ulus Reeses own color, black and white tele- vision. Just imagine, push a button and see the picture in color. Marvin Jones and Tomie Grady have perfected the latest 50-inch TV screen. We have played our game of predic- tions. Time and only time can confirm or dispel them. But as we go along living and dedicating each day as it comes, let us think often of the future so that we may never grieve for the past. ,- W :tl SROCERY aims me WRECKING BEGINS AT NEW DUNBAR SITE Here are a few photographs of the old run-down buildings on the site for our new school. They have all been torn down now. 41 Let these pictures keep alive your memories of the old days. We hope that the next issue of the Prospectus will contain pictures of our new school. .IUNIORS WW -J Elaine Gayles Joyce Hughes Drewbelle Ilardaway Slyvia Sanford Mildred Smith Fannie Sansom Virginia llill Jeanette Mc-l'heason Yvonne Price Jacqueline llarper llersey Smith Mary Jones llarhara Flowers Varols Laws Ollie Johnson lluby Williamx Jewell Lemons Varol Davis Augusla Allen .Johnnie Mae Martin Dorothy Clark Florence Williams Marlene Meaders Betty Carters Marion Arnold Helena I.aSan Jean Loving Ruth Fullson Valerie Brown Laurene Gladney Lester Blaylock Robert Burdges James Brown Richard Valintine Napolean Martin John McGee Eddie Garth Henry Taylor James Bledsoe Howard Posey Robert Pitts Willie Trask Bruce Gholston Melvin Brooks Bruce Mims Lonnie Lofton Oliver Green Ronald Jennings Donald Jenkins McClanahan Taylor Rosevelt Wansley Phillip Balwin William Journey Richard Noble Allen Powell Wilbert Ramsey Theodis Wells Donald Ramsey Harrison JohnSOI1 Henry Hamilton Am-J' '85 rf. ..... sf .. . -, k sf:-fi , , 4 -V ,ff ,. my , 1, k f , Il' :-: -F'- E rlri 'P' ff ,' ,M - vis 3, We W 4 .Q cf ' iff 3 l 1 f ' V ,fa f ' .5,::n.,? ?, -'iw ' N K X of X W f fi? i 1 X! 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I!! 334 3 . o ,,... .. ,.,. gg HQ X f 'QM' Q--wg, 'iv ,vm 'gli' .IUNIORS yah-f - l W Maury Wzillzicv Bvriiicv Dixon Bzii'bar:i Biirnvit Colin Maison liinina .Ivan llzirwy Mvlbzi Robinson Mairthai linris lillzi Adu Moori- l lo1'0iic0 Dun Woody Lzidonzi Shaw Mairy lbainim-is li4ii'l1:ii':i llzillinzin Ili-li-n Nixon l'Illl:i Wilhorn Mnrilizi livnolds ludnzi Milclia-ll Arla-lin Waishinglon l loi'1-iii-v Morris tiiislaivizi lilawkburn IGN-lyii Woodard l'lii'isIvm- Woods Rosie- Iidxizirds .Iulic Dc,-nlon Maittim- Mason Szirzih Piithani .IQ-um-tlv Vonch Bzirbzirzi Spf-ncvr Hrncstinv Millor Jcwcl Ann Bm-115 Urcznhzi Boyd SOPHOMORES Walter Young Alvin Smith Willie Gary Arthur Wilson Lionel Jackson Eugene Mathewes James Stewart Charles Posie Donald Kirkpatric James Brown George Donnell Clifton Roberts Vincent Price Jimmie Sykes Alonzo Tucker Harry Smith Bradley Abrams Abe Harris Ira King Larry Moore Melford Beeks Willie Boyd Eric Himmel Elja Hudson Frank Smith Theodore Martin Zebe Lindsey Manuel Walton Spencer Brown Robert Watkins of N, , X X QQ' f , Q? YQ! 4, ! , f 1 fx f X XM '1 , 'lg ' 52? f ' , W E 1 I v f 1 'Q -A I W' :fm 0111 45 FRESHMEN QM if A arf yxcr 40 fl 'Fi UI I I Senior Band Senior Band had a most successful year. They gave several concerts, two talent shows, and performed at many of Dunbarys football games. Some of the outstanding musicians who graduate this year are Assistant Director and trombone soloist, Sherry Conwayg band secretary and trombone soloist, Barbara Wil- liamsg bass player, Leon Hamiltong band president, business manager, and solo trumpeter, Frank Davisg and vice-president, arranger, and clarinetist, Edward Gilchrist. P.A. Club The Public Address Club is sponsored by Mr. Hambright. Its members are all inter- ested in radio and electronics. They set up loud speaker systems with microphones for assemblies, and connect record players to the speakers for dances.We all benefit by their fine Work. If you like radio work, join the Public Address System Club. See the sponsor, Mr. Hambright, for details. ORGANIZATIONS 7 fjrfv IX I W I' . , '-wr I Q 64 ,L , SHERRY CONWAY Editor-in-chief IRIS WILLIAMS Assistant Editor CHARMAYNE SMITH January Editor HENRENE JONES June Editor in 'vi dxf' . favs' 15' r A. Q, ,A i V f ,- .- A . ---94 4. ,M-A , ww, H -'-'-W 1 ' -A :VW Whfwi, 4' f , 3 ... F am ' 4 or ff X 72 W 5 Y ,,fkWLe.e, , i ui W e A Q .,. A Nil . . ig f , 1 -. A 5 is , f r 1' E2 '- 5 if N ' f fi 1 f,..?l ' WZ um. M 'eww s ' M-4,1 iw.-..g1 rg . ww ..:525f:.,.,.::L-- ., 2, : ' e wan. 'S 'Au fine 5 , Uk ' it f 1 f y ,f 3 ' U W f , ff! Vey 7 f f NJ XX JANUARY STAFF JUNE STAFF Yvonne Crawford Elinor Odum Gilbert Williams Edward Gilchrist Judith Wright Iris Williams Theodore James Sherry Conway Florence Etese Lois Gilmore Luella Royster Elaine Taylor Cora Henry Mr. Jordan Csponsorj Henrene Jones Charmayne Smith - XX If ' V, MK- 1 if 44 if F , ,, J , ORGANIZATIONS 55946 F. I. W. A. JUNIOR RED CROSS C. A. P. LETTERMEN'S CLUB G. A. A. CAMERA CLUB 51 ,, . . XM . x fa iz, ' I At 'ff A . 1 -.. V 5 Q A W f F XX . In . 3 Q. H -4 . .gg ,ws ,Q J. X W -5E..,:Z .1 .H -2'-A N . .mx Q . X sw it 8' ,U , ity. R, .. ...C A 1 .if I f -M. N ,.., , . , A ' f-, W- N' B X 3 s X E Q,- X X . .5 :3,ff- , -5 if wa, STRING ENSEMBLE JUNIOR BAND MODERN DANCING CHEER LEADERS ORGANIZATIONS CHORUS HALL GUARDS ORGANIZATIONS I I GIRLS' C. A. P. SCIENCE CLUB PROJ ECTIONISTS RIFLE CLUB THE CRAFTSMAN STAFF JUNIOR RED CROSS 55 L I . NV? us wiik, R -Q K, X iff' 1 ' 7 4 4,3 3 Wm, ,, 71, CANDID CAMERA 1 af' W M' if lune CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Joseph Gales SECRETARY Silvia Vallier VICE PRESIDENT George Donnell S 5 4 .1- . xii? ,, , A 'II' 'D I A 1 3. , - if fp . 'J' , Q , We LM, .A ASSISTANT SECRETARY Raymond Myles TREASU RER Lufhe?as Saxion ASSISTANT TREASURER Joe Louis Merriweafher SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Lester Hoskins COMMITTEES Class of June 1954 LUNCHEON FINANCIAL COMMENCEMENT H...-.4 -- -, I Ig oi ..f I .Q my fi iq, CAP and GOWN RING SPECIAL ACTIVITIES CLASS GIFT IU PROM RIBBON KING and QUEEN 21 . COMMITTEES iw? 2 ggi Jus WHO'S WHO MOST C0-OPERATIVE BEST DRESSED Elisha Tillman Eugene Moore Sharon Stewart Juanita Burns MOST DEPENDABLE MOST GLAMOROUS Minnie Jones Marva Bond James Smith Larry Howell MOST SKILLFUI. BEST LOOKING Thegdgre jqmeg JO6 Merriweather Margurerite Jackson Henfene JOHSS 63 WHO'S WHO MOST INTELLIGENT Leon Hamilton Mildred Anderson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Willa Mae Johnson Wilson Stockey MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Albert Welch Mary Washington MOST FRIENDLY Raymond Niles Gwendolyn Odems MOST SOPHISTICATED Barbara Brinker Melvin Chandler MOST TALKATIVE Robert Carter Nancy Williams 64 '- fff' ' :ji ' 'G my ,xp p4 1 Q eff' WHO'S WHO MOST POPULAR Lester Hoskins Luthetas Saxon MOST PHOTOGENIC Bertha Walker Ben Lee MOST REFINED George Donnell Sylvia Vallier MOST AMBITIOUS Mildred Watkins Curtis Anderson 1' Jlfik' ' tl ' I' I' l xllll llll l Pg! N l A, l 41415: it Lis. .t- ' 2 'fi' Nl nv- Mx' CLASS H.lrSiT0 RY gf if 'i ' 'Q 5 x.. Class of June 1954 Though we at Dunbar do not study Latin, we appreciate keenly the meaning of tempus fugit. A little more than four years ago we were permitted, ac- companied by our eighth-grade teachers, to visit the various classes and shops at Dunbar. The tours were conducted by Mrs. Jones, Mr. Harper, Mr. H. Johnson, and Mr. Renfroe. That was the day we grew up. We hoped against hope that our elementary-school records were such that the administrators at Dunbar would ad- mit us. We regretted the weak spots, and for some, there were many. We promised ourselves and our families that once ad- mitted, we would not cease our efforts until we had attained. We were accepted. Tempus fugitg-time flies. Four years have flown-and we have attained. For most of us, formal education will end and we will take our places in the various fields for which we have been trained. As freshmen we were gullible to every whim and fancy of the upper classman. A smile or fleeting glance would suffice. Bow-day, Christmas party, membership in some of the few clubs-these were our big moments. As sophomores we suffered but survived the usual let-down. Novelty had worn off, and the road ahead was long and winding. Then our soph- frosh football squad made the news. 67 Track. basketball, baseball, and wrestling roused us from our lethargy, and-soon we were juniors. Our social lives became more important. Skating parties, school dances, socials, fashion shows, modern dancing were time consuming. We were hosts and hostesses at the Senior-Junior Prom. Recognition continued. Competitive a- wards were claimed by members of our class for art and design, slogan and essay contests, honor-society membership, at- tendance, and participation in school act- ivities. College scholarships seemed pos- sible for a few. As we entered our senior year, the site for the new Dunbar Trade School was de- cided upon and funds were provided. We as seniors rejoiced for the students who would follow us to enjoy the beauties of the new building as we had grown to ac-- cept the hardships and inconveniences of the old. Senior activities seemed infinite in number and variety. The football sea- son found us defeated only after the semi-final play-off. College scholarships were offered to and accepted by fellow classmates, employment prospects were fairly promising, good fortune smiled upon us as the freshman class of Septem- ber, 1950, donned cap and gown to be- come the graduating class of June, 1954. lllN-E- - SENIORS Jack Adams Tailoring Band Hull Guard Willie Adams Automobile Mechanics liuskvtball lfoolbnll Drumutics Ollie Akin: Ari'hil1'vlural Drafting l'ivil Air Paalrol Cross Country I-'IWA Curtis Anderson 'I'aiIoring Fool ball Track Joanna Ammons Drvssmaking FIWA Mildred Anderson Drcssmaking FIWA George Bailey Radio Shop FIWA Robert Bailey Tailoring FIWA IAQ ,Lo , A-,tml Sylvia Bassett Office Practice Modern Dancing Captain Cheerleader Secretary 4B Class Barbara Beach Office Practice Craftsman Phillida Benniefield Dressmaking FIWA Dale Bivens Aviation Civil Air Patrol Harold Blackman Tailoring FIWA Marva L. Bonds Cosmetology Glee Club Eula Mae Branch Dressmaking FIWA Clara Brewer Dresssmaking Chorus 1954 Barbara Brinker Millinery Modern Dancing Mixed Chorus Carl Broach Auto Mechanics Science Club Motion Picture Club Leola Brock Office Practice Ci.llUl'I'iI Club Girls' Glcc Club llonor Society Civil Air Patrol Secretary of Literary Guild President of Mixed Chorus Youth Guidance Guild l lWA Secretary of Junior Red Cross Leon Brown Auto mcchariics Baseball Foot ba ll Guefirris Brown Commercial ATL FIWA Daniel Bryan? Auto mechanics FIWA Juanita Burns Cosmetology Mixed Chorus Junior Red Cross Glee Club Edna M. Bulls Millinery Modern Dancing Junior Red Cross 70 JUNE SENIORS Robert D. Carter Automobile Mechanics Cross Country Football Ernest Chance Foundry Lettermen's Club Football Track Melvin Chandler Foundry Junior Red Cross Track Football Addis A. Cherry Shoe Rebuilding Hall Guard Basketball Margaret Christain Dfressmaking FIWA Alfred Coats Automobile Mechanics Track Huey Coleman Automobile Mechanics FIWA Doris Collins Dressmaking Mixed Chorus 71 y .IU -E- - SENIORS Sherry Vel Conway Architectural Drafting Assistant Director of Band FIWA Science Club Chairman of Year Book C'ommittcc Youth Guidance Guild Civil Air Patrol Honor Society .luluor lit-d from Harry Cox Murliiric Iliwiftirig llall Guard Albert Crosby tfoninzcrciul Art llaselmll Patricia D. Daugherty t'oxmt'!oIogy FIWA Bruce Davis A rin! ion Wrestling Odessa C. Dean Office Practice Civil Air Patrol Glee Club Mixed Chorus FIWA Richard Dixon I't1intir1g1 and IJt'c-oruting Band George A. Donnell Auto JIl'f'i1i71C4'S llall Guard I lXVl-X Junior Ilcd Cross A w 10:- Wilma Edward Ojfice Practice Glee Club Mixed Chorus Junior Red Cross Civil Air Patrol FIWA Willa N. Floyd Dressmaking Modern Dancing Joseph W. Gale Auto Mechanics Captain of Track Team Lettermen's Club Captain of Football Team Walter Gilliam Tailoring FIWA Armenthia Globe Dressmaking FIWA Evans A. Godwin Cabinetmaking Football Gene Goodwin Print Hall Guard Craftsman Junior Red Cross Maxine Graham Millinery Mixed Chorus Camera Club FIWA Junior Red Cross - .X , -E -,asf cs- GX aias 19 W f ha? 0 a 'X , 2 f 4 f XX 9 if ,f W if 4 f '6 '4 R of E P W I X s it Q X ,I , 1 a l 9 , av 1 f f X 'V ,f 4'i ' fj:2 S' as .1 , f ,A5 ,W Q . 921.1 5 9213 4 1 X' , H ' f,.:vW'If'5E3i 1 N '4 fi . qrhh ,,,, 3 ,f Q41 di it 'W ll 2 5' ' Nw V 1 L W - .ri n n :V - ' 1 I , . - f gk W f 5 . Wy' I ' , 73 Devid Green Junior Red Cross I-'IWA Commercial Art Fred C. Hemihon llall Guard Machine Leon Hemilion Camera Club Band Business Manager Commercial Art Archie Henderson Civil Air Patrol Shox' lhvlmilding Sidney Lee Hlll lfoothall Shoe llvbuildiug Elixebelfh Hagen Craftman Staff Ojlicc Practice Lester Hoskins Junior Red Cross Hall Guard Auto Mechanzks Larry Howell Junior Red Cross Hall Guard FIWA Auto Mechanics 4112 JUNE , sr: loRs Vivian J. Hunter Millinery Camera Club FIWA Chorus Modern Dancing Homer Huriz Radio FIWA Earlee Hufson Cosmetology Glee Club Marguerite Jackson Dressmaking Modern Dancing Honor Society Band James M. Jacobs Radio Lettermen's Club Track Theodore James Linotype Track Basketball Camera Club Cross Country Craftsman Staff Hall Guard Lettermen's Club Howard Johnson Foundry Basketball Baseball Willa Johnson Dressmaking Honor Society Band 75 .IUNE . - .I- SENIORS Henrene Jones Office Practice Civil Air Patrol l-'IWA Cznncra Club 6'ruftsin:m Staff llonor Society Leola Jones Archilcctural Drafting llzinal Sc-it-rico Club l IWA Vhorum Modern Dauiciiig .Iunior llvil from Minnie Pearl Jones Dl'l'SSlllflli'lllfl llonor Society Phyllis Jones Ilrvssmokiiig llonor Society .lunior Rod Cross Velma Kuykendall Millinery FIWA Eugene L. Lawson Auto nwvlzan ics Ilall Guard Ben Albert Lee Fon rzdry Baseball Truck Foot bu ll Robert E. Lewis Linotypv Camera Club llzlll Guard l'l'ilflSlllilll Stall' 76 Erso A. Liltle Machine FIWA Willie J. Little Radio Baseball Mary Ella Locketl Dressmaking FIWA Robert Lowe Linotype Manager of Footbal Craftsman Staff Lettermen's Club Track Ice Skating Team Rifle Team Civil Air Patrol Doris Maddox Ofice Practice Civil Air Patrol Joseph L. Ma homes Radio FIWA Shirley Manning Dressmaking FIWA Chorus Junior Red Cross Literary Guild Beniamin Manuel Shoe Rebuilding Hall Guard Camera Club l Team 41 A br! Delores Martin Cosmetology 1'IWA Sanders Marlin Linotype Hall Guard FIWA Craftsman Stall Vera Marlin Cosmetology FIWA Joe Louis Merriwefher I o mul ry Baseball l ool ba ll Henry Leo McDonald Auto mcclmriirs Fool ball l,cll0rmvn's Club Eugene B. Moore Linotype FIWA Craftsman Staff Honor Society Vice-President 4B Class Ilall Guard Camera Club Bus. Mgr. Jr. Class Leon Morgan Radio Football Band Civil Air Patrol Carol Mosley DTf?SS77l,GkiTLQ Modern Dancing FIWA 78 JUNE SENIORS Raymond Myles Shoe Rebuilding Hall Guard Junior Red Cross Secretary of 4A Class Gwendolyn Odems Dressmaking FIWA Camera Club William A. Parker Machine Hall Guard Delores Perdue Dressmaking FIWA .Iunior Red Cross Curtis Perryman Radio Hall Guard Homer Reed Jr. Machine Science Club Marie A. Richardson Cosmetology FIWA Charles Riley Painting and Decorating Junior Red Cross 79 JUNE SENIORS Dora Robertson Dressmaking Junior Rod Cross FIWA Clifton Roberts l-'IWA Albert W. Robinson Cubincl nulking FIWA C leatus Royster J r. Sh cv! mvtul Basket hull Luella Royster Ojlicc Practice Camera Club Honor Society Civil Air Patrol FIWA Craftsman Staff James H. Sanders Hall Guard Auto mechanics Luthetas Saxon Dressmaking Secretary of Camera Club Co-Captain of Cheerleaders Vice-President of Junior Red Cross Modern Dancing Secretary of Honor Society Lula Shaefer Drcssmaking Mixed Chorus Girls' Glce Club SU X ll Isola B. Simmons Cosmetology Modern Dancing Wallace Simms Jr Shoe Rebuilding FIWA Science Club Junior Red Cross James O. Smith Sheetmetal Captain of The Track Team Junior Red Cross Captain of Cross Crountry Team Civil Air Patrol James P. Smith Welding Wrestling FIWA Junior Red Cross Wilson Stockey Welding Honor Society Stanley Stevenson Machine FIWA Sharon Stewart Dressmuking FIWA Elaine M. Taylor Commercial A'rt FIWA 81 Elisha Tillman Automobile Mechanics Wrestling Football Adrienne Tillman Dressmalcirig FIWA Calvin Thomas Wvlclirig l lWA Georgetfa Tolberf Drcssniulcing l lVl'A Modern Dancing t'l1v01'lv:icl0i's Junior llt-tl Cross Delores Tucker Office Practice Cumcru Club Civil Air Patrol l lWA f'l'llflSlll2lll Stull Issac Turner 'I'oilo'ring Ilull Guard Sylvia Vallier Ofjice Practice Band Mixed Chorus Civil Air Patrol Student Guidance Committcc VIWA Harry Vance Radio Basketball - Q E szmons Lucien Vaughn Linotype FIWA Honor Society Hall Guard Craftsman Bertha Walker Dressmaking Honor Society Marla Jean Walker Dressmaking Cheerleaders Junior Red Cross FIWA Lucy Wallace Dressmaking FIWA Arthur J. Walton Shoe Rebuilding Track Mary Washington Dressmaking Mixed Chorus Glee Club Junior Red Cross FIWA Literary Guild Allen Watkins Commercial Art Chorus Hall Guard Mildred Watkins Dressmaking Glee Club 83 JUNE SENIORS Albert J. Welch Shoe Rebuilding Basketball Joseph M. West Architectural Drafting FIWA Lanier E. White Aviation Civil Air l'ntrol Charles D. Whifty Auto im'4'hunif's Wrestling Barbara Jean Williams Cosnietology Civil Air Patrol llonor Society Maurice A. Williams Foundry FIWA Nancy Williams Dressniaking Glee Club Mixed Chorus Daisy Wilson Dressinalring FIWA Glec Club Mixed Chorus 84 Elizabeth L. Wilson Dressmaking Modern Dancing James Woods Tailoring Junior Red Cross Valma L. Wrighl' Cosmetology FIWA Edward Gilchrist Linotype FIWA Vice-President Band Craftsman Staff Camera Club Hall Guard 85 PROPHECY Racing to class can result in a real phenomenon. For example I struck my head while doing so and suddenly found myself in the year 1969. Sylvia Vallier, President of the Inter- national Red Cross was assisting me to my feet.. Standing beside her were Vivian llunter and l.eola Brock, her assistants, wearing almnimim blouses and cast-iron pleated skirts a Mary Washington-Mar- guerite .Iackson creation, now fashion- able on lllars. They had just returned from Saturn by way of the lnt.er-Plane- tary Rocket System, operated bv An- thony Parker, Willie Adams and Daniel Bryant. While we were discussing old times, Alfred Coats and Leon Brown cruised by in their 1969 Command Only car, design- ed by Albert Crosby. This car requires no fuel and runs with only a command from its owner. We were asked by the fellows to attend the Pumpkin Ball Game. the latest sport, introduced by Allen Wat- kins, to replace football. Starring were Raymond Myles, Wilson Stocky, Richard Dixon. Eddie Gilchrist, and George Don- nell. This gaine was held at the Joanna Ammons Stadium, designed by Sherry Conway and built by the Ernest Chance -Melvin Chandler Construction Com- pany. Entering the main gate we saw Luthe- tas Saxon, Barbara J. Brinker. Marya Bonds. and Juanita Burns, MGM. star- lets. We proceeded to our seats. Sitting directly in front of us were Vogue Mag- azine's leading models. Maxine Graham. Odessa Dean, Doris Maddox and Patricia Daugherty. They were wearing fashions created by Nancy Williams and Shirley Manning. Their coiffeurs were originals of Yera Martin. Delores Martion and Earlee llutson, Refereeing the game were Joe Gales and Elisha Tillman. During full time we ate strange fruits imported from the planet Mercury by the Eugene Moore -Daisy Wilson-Charles Riley and Ben Manuel Importing House. Senator Robert Carter from Illinois, Secretary of State, Curtis Anderson, and National CIO President Elaine Taylor joined us. After the game we dined at Minnie P. Jones' Restaurant, on the corner of South .lames Woods Street. Entertain- ment. was provided by .Ioe Merriweather and llenry McDonald's Symphony Swing- ers. Star vocalist was Curtiss Perryman. During dimier, English Professor Frank Wade of Cleatus Royster University walked in accompanied by this Inter- nationally famous secretaries, llenrene Jones and Barbara Beach. During our conversation we learned that Theodore James, lLomer llurtz, Robert Lewis and Robert Lowe were now in the process of discovering a formula that would grow arms for Venus De Milo. There was also to be a dedication of the Ben Lee-Bertha Walker Dam. Guest speakers at the occasion were to be Mild- red Anderson, Albert Welch, and Georg- etta Tolbert. The guests included Sylvia Bassett, George Bailey, Sidney L. Ilill, and Ollie Akins. Later that night we received an invita- tion to attend the Popcorn Ball at the home of Elizabeth Hogan, Ambassador to Pluto. The following day we toured the Robert Bailey 'Iheater where socialites Harold Blackman. Walter Gilliam, Addis Cherry, and Gueterris Brown were spon- soring funds for the Doris Collins- Harry Cox Children's Home. Suddenly everything began to fade. When my vision was restored, I found myself on the couch in the Matron's Of- fice-eyerything had been a dream. 4 Al ,ba 'Z' .r , 2 Wh ,f',, X' V 4 X f 42 Q QQ ix Q, 3 yxr f f ,.s L xg f. 0 ..,. ,,,, f Sv 14 in M3 9 Aa fu X , - f ii if cg , j .4 4,5 sf X ,Q wx 'K W f 'Neff g , X .' F5 0 fx f .,., 1 - 1 r osgwf wr V wx g. f I Q S? sv if .3 - 5 I z 5 A HMS N is ffm 445 'E 1 ' W 2 5 . - 1' ,V Z fm QQ 41 X j i- I Q ' W if 'ww Q v f 1 DUN 1 X i BAR -mf 3, 4 U' ' 1 's rf :.f1-. Q .Alix ' 3' s l.: l -4 D52 f'Q 4 D, ., yi I f?-'P fvg.. Q Q l afu A 1 Y a !. X ,f .fi -I I 'FDA fi 5 ' W, s i kg W 1 .JT 5s. ff4Ef'f ' A . - . L, 'L' 1- '1 f 1 x P A : 3-F 4 x A-- 9 'f n 4' .FSM :tri CAMPUS CRAZE Wa 315 5 5 liddii 8141.1 .ini 1 Q A f' if? W ' ' is P M 4 .cv 'V' A' I ' . Q I 17' - N- Y V.: Q 4.013 'qv M -yg v .-'H'-1,5 flf' .in Hun- Q. Q' , 1 - . 1 af' V' ' '11 JI, X, .1 w 5 , . ,.. 1.- - , 'so v , .WW ,., qv, 7' I is sf' s ' ' 1 . 5 A . f 5 . i V in ' espn nun. M 5 , PX H4 A '14 I' ,,-if Iv: V, ::glf--- -- 4 T--, . ,, .54 - az? ' 1 :film t I f' W '- fa, ,.?4',iix,, 1 g If tr. Hu hr' H A i A 1 , Ea'-L'+ J ' , m'A,g3':--.f L :T 9510! L: 4 ar . . ll'g , g ll ' , ill' Q 'U ' ll 'EA 'fat 4 -f I Ig .,bV1. -Q ,-12,-I..-Q Q 4, 'V f Mfg' .fi .'.u.' 0:1 I-l Q . X 4 f.dzd :Q...! IfI 151' f V'?rf1-l.h'?'- nf. ,gxnf A I '!A.t,:'1sLA ' 1 ' ' Ku ral I , I' R , an v 'ff' H I' v K, l '22 ' gq' The most successful football season in our history came to a sudden halt when a hard-fighting Austin out-scored us 20-13 in the City Semi-finals. Our boys astounded the city. Playing under Coach Tortorelli's inspiring direc- tion, the team reached the City Semi- finals. With Austin as their Semi-liinals opponent, the Hellcats gained more ground than did Austin-although our team scored fewer points. Our Mighty Men earned the nickname, Giant Killers , by upsetting a highly- regarded Fenger eleven. Our victory was no accident. It was the triumph of a skillful team that clearly out-played its opponent. Coach Rittmeyer's Frosh-Soph war- riors Wound up a highly-succesful sea- son. Garnett starred on offense, while Charles Hayes and Kennett Board made the tallies. FOOTBALL 91 BASKETBALL The Varsity lingers triinnplied in six straight. league tilts. Vout-li Mullin kc-pt his lingers crossed heeziiise he lost some of his top c-angers in l eln'ii:n'y. Dunbar did very well in the ll'l' Prep llzisketlmll 'l'oiii'n1nni-nt. We won our lirst two gznnes before bowing to ltlzirshzill, one of the strong teznns in the vity This yt-any our l rosh-Sopli llziski-tliznll aggregation has really given ns sonne- thing to cheer ziliout, 'l'lii-y lizid un almost perfect lezigiie record, Leziding sc'oi'ers were, Melvin llzivis, Antliony Ilzinks, :ind t'hzn'les Ilixon. The line lzuds iwlio iisirillv start are Melvin lluvis Aiitlimiixf llnnks. Charles Dixon, .Iznnes t'rznwl'ord, :ind Robert Watkins. When t7ozn'l1 liittini-yer feels the need for fresh blood he c-zxlls on such talented players sitting on the beneh .Jethro Haynes, Nathan Walker. Willie Gray. Roy Dillzird. llenry Woodley Roosevelt Taylor, and llonald Wilson. 9-W-...,,,,q sh! rr!! BASEBALL 93 . TRACK Couch 'I'oi'toi'vlli's indoor ti'zxckst,0i's hurnoit up tho hozircts this sozison and prospc-cts look vvvii lwttoi' t'o1' thc futurc. Tho svniors wclcoinoit tho rvturn to thu ti-:nn ot' such spovclstiws als .loo Gallo, Bi'iu'v tlholston, :nut lioosc Sniith. Pro- niising iiowvoim-i's ziro tVlznii'ic0 Brown :nnl liohvrl Wintord, znnong ot,hvi's. Ifroni lzist ya-zn s vhznnpionship junior toznn 4-onw boys hku llzirry llznvis, Noi'- inzin Ilnyiloii, :nut .linnnio Sykvs, Only two ot' lzist, y4rzn s juniors that c-zinuv hoino with 1-ity vhznnpionships woro with tho tvzini this yuznt 'I'hoy 1n'o Uzup- tuin Kcnnoth liozirct zincl Williznn Mooro. A host ot' trash tzilont, nioru than nizidc up toi' loss, Our now tzilont. im-liutocl such hoys as Georgie Mzirtin, liiC'hllI'tl Minor, Cfhzirlcs Anclrows, tfzilvin tfhzltnizin, Clif- ton 'I'hui'son, Bobby Ilznnilton, Louis Stevenson, C'hai'los Sinith, :ind tfhzirlcs Bryant. EH The cross-country harriers, under the direction of Mr. Scott, had another fine season. Captain James Smith was ably sup- ported by Terry Finley, Robert Franklin, Willie Massey, Phillip Cunningham, Mat- thew Brown, Paul Robinson, Robert Matthews, Richard Minor, and Roosevelt Wansley. If you want to see real excitement, follow the cross-country team. CROSS COUNTRY rar-x 'r Q v D 'JCM YQ A ' ' Our grunters and groaiiers 'is 'i rt sult ot' working hard all sexist undci ni toacli lloyle, ended up in tliird place in the South Section and placed tlircc nienilmers ol' the squad in the state qua- lifying meet. They were Willie, The Bull, Jones, Rudy llzirvy, and .loe West. ln the city individual ineet we won one clianipionship, by .laines Walkers winning in the 120 pound class. We also took two second places-Rudy Ilarvey in the 127 pound class and Willie Jones 'it l 145 pounds. We lose only three nien from the squad next year, so our prospects seem bright. Boys showing great promise for 1955 are Taylor, Thomas. Samuels. Annnond. Gardner. Walker, Tucker. Cribbs. Et- ters. Jennings. Scruggs. Benford. Bird- en, Bradford, Brown, and Jones. WRESTLIN Fam' ,f ! i I I SPORT SCURES The T953-54 Soph-Frosh Basketball Season The T953-54 Varsity Basketball Season Dunbar Lindblom Dunbar Lindblom 77 Dunbar Harrison Dnubar Harrison 61 Dunbar Gage Park Dunbar Gage Park 54 Dunbar Kelly Dunbar Kelly 58 Dunbar Farragut Dunbar Farragaut 51 Dunbar Tilden Dunbar Tilden 54 Dunbar Englewood Dunbar Englewood 53 Dunbar DuSable Dunbar DuSable 83 Dunbar Phillips Dunbar Phillips 54 Dunbar Wahsburne Dunbar Marshall 51 Dunbar Crane Dunbar DuSable 84 Won 10 'tfDenotes Play offj Won 8 tfDenotes playoffh Lost 1 WlDenotes Quarterfinalj Lost 3 MiDenotes Quarter-finaly The T953 Varsity Football Season Dunbar Phillips Dunbar Lane Dunbar Calumet Dunbar Morgan Park Dunbar Kelly Dunbar South Shore Dunbar Gage Park Dunbar Fenger Dunbar Shurz Dunbar Austin Won 6 rfDenotes Play-offj Lost 3 WDenotes Quarter-finaly Tied 1 i:i'HDenotes Semi-finaly The 1954 Junior Track Season The T954 Senior Track Season Dunbar 52 Lane Dunbar Crane 14 Dunbar 55 Hyde Park Dunbar Hyde Park 32 Dunbar 62 Crane Dunbar Tilden 45 Dunbar 41 -- Lane 27 - University Dunbar Hyde Park 35 Dunbar 45 - Hyde Park 27 - Tilden 20 Dunbar 49 - Hyde Park 35 - Tilden 30 Team received second place in city meet . Keneth Board Won triple-broad-jump. Team received fifth place in city meet. Joe Gale won high-jump. 97 fun 1 'Q bf' n .Ai f ' -w I-IOPS K' I vu., ..,,! as Q Mr. CLIFFORD J. CAMPBELL, Director Mr. NEAL F. SIMEON, Assistant Director Mr. CHARLES M. HARPER, Treasurer Autmnolzilv lll0c'ln1nic's Mr. George F. Polite Mr. McKeever Williams Iflzuqxrinl llvading for Building 'Fradvs Mr. Elbert L. Pearson ffalrinvtnialcing Mr. James 0. Lee l'mnplunu'lry Miss Clarico Johnson C'nsn14'lulugy Mrs. Alice W. Dyle Mrs. Lydia L. Saunders Miss Mary A. Williamson ltfirilrlcvvpirzg and Business Training Mr. Thomas A. Keller Ilrvssrrzalfirzg Mrs. Mabel O. Brown Mrs. Jennie V. Davis Mrs Willie B. Minefee Mrs. Maggie J. Rozier Mrs Elizabeth D. Snyder Mrs. Lena Mc Lemore Williams Machine Shop Mr. Joseph Legenski lllillincry Mrs. Eloise A. Martin Retail Salesnzanslzip and Illvrrlzamlisirzg Mrs. Ora Higgins .llnsiv and Band Mr. Earl W. Madison Utlu'4'l'l'r14'l14'1' Mr. Robert Murphy Patlvrn Drafting Mr. Eugene A. Sellers Painting and Ilvcorating Mr. Gerald Bullock l'l1yxn'al lfclfwaliun Mr. Leon C. Scott Mr. Louis A. Tortorelli Print Linnrypv Mr. Glendis Hambrick llarlm and 'I'vImnigim1 Mr. John Lewis Mr. John Sullivan Slmrllzanrl Miss Donetta Patillo Tailoring Mr. John M. Morrone Mr. Handy A. Taylor Mr. William L. Wilkinso 'l'z'.rIilc's Mrs. Mabel 0. Brown Mrs. Eula M. Peebles I1 Mrs. Elizabeth D. Snyder Typing Mrs. Frances Hale Miss Donetta Patillo Welding Mr. William A. Fritz Mrs. Julia E. Love Clvrlc Mr. Robert Calloway Tu.,! C DUNBAR EVEN!NG TRADE SCHOOL After having completed a specified period of training, the student is given a certificate of verification of this training. It is not a diploma but rather a statement of the training given in a particular trade area. The value of this training lies in the student's being able to improve his economic status and to help supply the demand for skilled workers in this indust- rialized community. The Dunbar Evening Trade School program is designed for trade extension training of students who, because of the de- mands of their daily employment, seek to acquire those skills needed to qualify them for upgrading on the job, or the as- sumption of new or added job responsibilities. Through the facilities of Dunbar's shops, these student needs are met. EVENING SCHOOL 4 I.1-filo-1'ighI 1l'l'0lll row! KIIIIICI' mv K1-llvy, Viviun 'l'. Ilukvs, Anniv lmv Pznynv, Iclollv M. Davis, Olliv li. .-XI4-x:1ml1'1', Manlilclzl Goods lwvonrl roxxr lflllnrim' Brooks, Iidnn Simms, Liliv llnrpoxg llorlhy XYIINUII, II1-lon Lum- H4-rthzl Noland ll'l'Jll' 1-our 4'h:1r!4-s H. l'ill'kUl', Ruins H1lll1lSllll'00k, Wnllvl' L01-, Ro um' MHVH I,vI'i-to-righli +from rowp .lov-phin Pollock, Gvm-viz-vv Urban-k, Alysc- .I. Sha-cn, Lulu Ii. Iioonv rm-c-ond FOXK 1 James Kimbrough, Nr-lliv .Jor- dzm. Gwendolyn Ford, Iiirhznrrl Smoot. Verna l-'ulcc-. Frvnchic Gltavos, Gcorgc Graves irc-nr row! Nlacbvllc Hc-nloy, Plssic- Rc-ynildx Rlarglurcl Jones. Mildrvci Gorc, Quvvn Drake. Left-to-right: Cfront rowb Leazo LaVern Hopkins, Juanita Morris Qrear rowl Ann E. Welcome, Beat- rice Seymour, Earnestine Shaffer. Left-to-right: Cfront rowj Arneva Edwards, J onnie Lee Sharpe, Katie Clark, Rosemary Howard, Crear rowb Delores Daugherty, Leanna Dumas, Bessie Jackson, Claudia Tipton, Hazel Hampton. 1954 EVENING SCHOOL I.0ft-tobriglitt tfront rowl Alberta liatttlt-, 'lliolmti Louise 'layloix Anna Nlztt- Nlt-t'lottcl. Sztlena Sharp. Emily lltinlciy t'lotic Altno tsccond rox-. t l-It'iit-stiiiv Blzwcaiio. Annie L00 Willis. Catherine Gilbert. Beutiwct' Watson. Charlie Lee Childs. Theo- doria FcztQt01'. Ella Mac Ofonnoi' trout' row: Ruby Thornton. Zella NI. Walls. Alloniour Hzttwey. Jessie Biotin. Julia Humphrey, Adoan Johnfon. Alcxeina Scott. 1114 NEW PRESENT Air plcme views of present and new DUNBAR sites 3716 So. Directory JANUARY CLASS Allen, Azalean Allen, Donald Anderson, Roy Arnold, Evelyn Batchelder, Ernestine Batiste, George Berry, Zelma Blanchard, llilliard Burdette. Edna Coaehman, William Cooper. Dempsey 1'ox, Bishop 1'rain, Auberry Crane, Bennie t'rawford, Yvonne Davis, t'arol Eddy Davis. llerman Dillard, Alfred Dillard. Melvin listese. Florence livans, Olivia Ezell, Barbara .lean lizell. Carol Fleining. Edward Fort, Louis Freeman, Evelyn Gilbert. Adolphus Gilmore. Lois G. Grady. Tommy W. Jr. Hall. Ivanhoe Hall. Margie Hampton, Velma Hawk. Ben Hayes, Henry Henry. Cora Holland. Cleta Ilooks, Barbara llorton. Robert Howard, Myrtle Hudson, Billie Hunter. Jonathan Hunter, Vertel Ivory, Paul Johnson, James Douglas Johnson, Horace F. III Johnson, Willie C. Jones. Frances 144 W. 37th St. 1157 6052 So. Rhodes Ave. 1377 4461 So. Berkley Ave. 1157 4616 So. Cottage Grove 1157 631 E. 41st St. 1157 517 E. 38th St. 1157 5608 So. 1018 No. 2505 So. 5746 So. Indiana Ave. 1157 Sedgwick Ave. 1107 Michigan Ave. 1167 State St. 1217 534 E. 44th St. 1157 4744 So. 3363 So. Prairie Ave. 1157 Indiana Ave. 1167 504 li. 37th Pl. 1157 515 l'I. 37th St. 1157 3156 So. Prairie Ave. 1167 11823 So. Vincennes Ave. 1437 2753 W. 5250 So. 5435 So. 3711 So. 5336 So. 5336 So. 5512 So. Jackson Blvd. 1127 La Salle St. 1217 Indiana Ave. 1157 LaSalle St. 197 State St. 1217 State St. 1217 Indiana Ave. 1377 12 E. 35th St. 1167 2918 So. 4515 So. 4331 So. 3223 So. 1548 So. 6730 So. 4426 So. Cottage Grove 1167 Champlain Ave. 1157 Vincennes Ave. 1157 Indiana Ave. 1167 Trumbull Ave. 1237 Perry Ave. 1217 University Ave. 1157 69 E. 56th St. 1377 4609 So. Vincennes Ave. 1157 652 E. 39th St. 1157 3610 So. 3738 So. 5635 So. 3811 So. Wells St. 197 State St. 197 Wabash Ave. 1377 Giles Ave. 1167 State St. 197 631 W. 14th St. 1237 226 E. 56th St. 1377 4340 So. 5145 So. 4806 So -1519 So. 3245 So Champlain Ave. 1157 Ingleside Ave. 1157 Evans Ave. 1157 Michigan Ave. 1157 Vernon Ave. 1167 Jones, Marvin Jones, Melvin Kennedy, James LaCaze, Joseph Lewis, Susie Lindsey, Mary Matthews, Rebecca Mays, Leon McCromick, Nilha McDonald, Oliver McFerren, Alice McKinney, George Miller, Magnolia Nelson, Clarreta Odum, Elinor Penson, llenry A. Price, Doris Nelson, Annctta Redding, Maurice Reese, Ulus Robinson, Gwendolyn Robinson, Verdie Lee Robinson, Paul Roberts, Bessie Roberts, James Rose, Alfred Rowe, Frank Saxon, Lawrence Seabrook, Frank Seay, Robert Sherrod, Barbara Simmons, Henry Simmons, James Simpson, Leon Smith, Charmayne Smith, Ida Beatrice Somerville, Juanita Sullivan, Clifford L. Tines, Calvin Trout, Mary Weddington, Kelly Williams, Alberta Williams, Iris Wills, Alex Woods. Ann Woods. Emma Wright, Judith 7648 So. 3536 So. Cottage Grove 1377 LaSalle St. 197 147 W. 24th St. 1167 3029 So. 4256 So. Prairie Ave. 1167 Wells St. 197 200 E. 53rd St. 1157 5834 So. 1840 So. 5412 So. Calumet Ave. 1377 Drake St. 1237 Dearborn St. 1217 2911 South Parkway 1167 721 E. Bowen Ave. 1157 616 E. 38th St. 1157 752 E. Bowen Ave. 1157 5403 So. Dearborn St. 1217 4955 So. Federal St. 197 2444 So. Michigan Ave. 1187 4436 So. St. Lawrence Ave. 1157 5403 So. Dearborn St. 1217 1133 No. Hudson St. 1107 4439 So. Ellis Ave. 1157 3609 So. 3030 So 3450 So. 3853 So. Ellis Ave 1157 Michigan Ave. 1167 State St. 1167 Wentworth Ave. 197 2219 So. State St. 1167 520 E. 38th St. 1157 631 E. 45th St. 1157 2814 So. Indiana Ave. 1167 5118 So. Prairie Ave. 1157 4339 So. Evans Ave. 1157 343 E. 43rd St. 1157 711 E. 50th St. 1157 5827 So. Indiana Ave. 1377 3019 So. Vernon Ave 1167 357 E. 72nd St. 1197 4724 So. Ellis Ave. 1157 500 E. 37th St. 1157 1149 Richmond St. 1127 3648 So. Wentworth Ave. 197 5201 So. Dearborn St. 1217 1255 So. Troy St. 1237 4422 So. State St. 1157 5320 So. Indiana Ave. 1157 3558 So. Cottage Grove 1157 3530 South Parkway 1157 708 E. 45th St. 1157 5319 So. Indiana Ave. 1157 Deaborn St. C93 Lawson, Eugene Adams, Jack Adams, Willie Akins, Ollie Ammons, Joanna Anderson, Curtis Anderson, Mildred Bailey, George Bailey, Robert Basset, Sylvia Beach, Barbara Benniefield, Phillida Bivens, Dale Blackman, Harold Bonds, Marva Branch, Eula Mae Brewer, Clara Brinker, Barbara Broach, Carl Brock, Leola Brown, Guetirris Brown, Leon Bryant, Daniel Burns, Jaunita Butts, Edna Carter, Robert Chance, Ernest Chandler, Melvin Cherry, Addis A. Christian, Margret Coats, Alfred Coleman, Huey Collins, Doris Conway, Sherry Vel Cox, Harry Crosby, Albert Daugherty, Patricia D. Davis, Bruce Davis, Frank Dean, Odessa Dixon, Richard Donnell, George Edwards, Wilma Floyd, Willa Mae Gale, Joseph Gilchrist, Edward Gilliam, Walter Globe, Armenthia Godwin, Evans 4518 So Champlain Ave. C153 4141 So Ellis Ave. C153 4904 So. Drexel Blvd. C153 4435 So Wentworth Ave. C93 4040 So Ellis Ave. C153 5023 So Calumet Ave. C153 133 West 45th Street C93 4209 So. Berkeley Ave. C153 4957 So. Wabash Ave. C153 4504 So. Lake Park Ave. C153 4640 So. 536 East 38th St. C153 4467 So. Lake Park Ave. C153 221 West 66th St. C20 3746 So. Lake Park Ave. C153 4024 So. Drexel Blvd. C153 5542 So. State St. C213 414 East 30th St. C163 4605 So. Woodlawn C153 3729 So. State St. C93 3527 So. Calumet Ave. C153 5629 So. Blackstone Ave. C153 643 East 50th Pl. C153 323 East 46th St. C153 223 East 53rd St. C153 4610 So. Wentworth Ave. C153 5663 So. Normal Blvd. C213 4321 So. Langley Apve. C153 241 West 38th Pl. C93 3515 South Parkway 4107 So. Indiana Ave. 3851 So. Deaborn St. C93 4515 Calumet Ave. C153 6741 So. Perry Ave. C213 3520 S. Wentworth Ave. C93 2121 S. Ashland Ave. C83 417 East Bowen Ave. C153 4436 S. Evans Ave. C153 743 East Oakwood Blvd. C153 4259 South Parkway C153 250 West 38th Pl. C93 338Wset 42nd St.C93 4644 S. Evans Ave. C153 6624 S. Eberhart Ave. C373 5445 South Drexel Ave. C373 7303 S. Lafayette St. C213 6542 South Cottage C373 4402 So. Wabash Ave. C93 Goodwin, Gene Gordon, Maurice Graham, Maxine Green, David Hamilton, Fred Hamilton, Leon Henderson, Archie Hill, Sidney Lee Hogan, Elizabeth Hoskins, Lester Howell, Larry Hunter, Vivian Hurtz, Homer Hutson, Earlee Jackson, Marguerite Jacobs, James James, Theodore Johnson, Howard Johnson, Willa Jones, Henrene Jones, Leola Jones, Minnie Pearl Jones, Phyllis Kuykendall, Velma Lee, Ben Albert Lewis, Robert E. Little Erso Little, Willie J. Lockett, Mary Ella Lowe, Robert Maddox, Doris Manning, Shirley Manuel, Benjamin Martin, Delores Martin, Sanders Martin, Vera McDonald, Henry Merriweather, Joe Moore, Eugene Morgan, Leon Myles, Raymond Nesbit, Walter Odems, Gwendolyn Parker, William A. Perryman, Curtis Perdue, Delores 107 3432 S. Prairie Ave. C163 1836 S. Millard St. C233 4101 S. Parkway C153 6614 S. Blackstone Ave. C373 210 East 54th St. C153 3912 S. Paririe Ave. C153 3158 S. Wentworth Ave. C93 4321 S. Langley Ave. C153 564 East 37th Pl. C153 615 East 36th St. C153 2417 S. Wabash Ave. C163 528 East BowenAve. C153 5602 S. Calumet Ave. C373 409 East 41st St. C153 617 East 41st St. C153 359 East 55th Pl. C373 4826 S. Calumet Ave. C153 10849 S. Racine Ave. C433 4908 S. State Street C213 3730 S. LaSalle St. C93 5920 S. May Street C213 851 East 63rd Pl. C373 5148 S. Dearborn St. C93 4226 S. Vincennes Ave. C153 4238 S. Wabash Ave. C153 3642 S. Dearborn St. C93 18 East 42nd St. C153 1820 S. Kedzie Ave. C233 1818 S. Kedzie Ave. C233 4736 S. State St. C93 5120 Kenwood Ave. C153 4339 S. St. Lawrence C153 4159 S. Prairie Ave. C153 3928 S. Prairie Ave. C153 6020 S. LaSalle St. C213 139 West 68th St. C213 4846 So. Wabash Ave. C153 5256 S. Wabash Ave. C153 3716 S. Lake Park Ave. C153 4608 S. Prairie Ave. C153 5715 S. Michigan Ave. C373 3226 S. Wentworth Ave. C93 3522 So. Rhodes Ave. C153 3540 S. Princeton Ave. C93 5610 S. Prairie Ave. C373 3518 S. Princeton Ave. C93 351 East 43rd St. C153 Directory JU NE CLASS Directory JUNE CLASS Reed, Ilomer Richardson, Marie Riley, Charles Roberson, Dora Roberts, Clifton Robinson, Albert lioyster, Cleatus ltoyster, Luella Saxon, Luthetas Shaeffer, Lula Simmons, Isola Sims, Wallace Jr, Smith, James l'. Smith, James 13. Stevenson, Stanley Stewart, Sharon Stoekey, Wilson Taylor, Elaine Thomas, Calvin Tillman. Adrienne Tillman, Elisha 'l'o1bert. Georgetta Tucker, Delores Turner, lsasc 6343 6439 3709 2901 3522 5221 1811 1811 2814 5305 5327 35113 So. Blackstone Ave. 1373 S. University 1373 S. Lake Park Ave. 1153 S. Prairie Ave. 1163 S. LaSalle St. 193 S, Wabash Ave. 1153 S. Troy Street 1233 S. Troy Street 1233 S. indiana Ave. 1163 S. 1'alumet Ave. 1153 S. Federal St. 193 So. Federal St. 193 435 East Bowen Aev. 1153 4545 S, 1'hamplain Ave. 1153 5452 S. l'rairie Ave. 1153 1125 S. Richmond St. 1123 50136 St. Lawrence Ave. 1153 3841 South Parkway 1153 20 West 45th l'l. 193 5702 S. Michigan Ave. 1373 4647 S. Prairie Ave. 1153 3809 So. Wentworth Ave. 193 618 I-last 46th St. 1153 4312 So. Greenwood Ave. 1153 GRATITUDE Vallier, Sylvia Vance, Harry Vaughn, Lucien Wade, Frank Walker, Bertha Walker, Marla Jean Wallace, Lucy Walton, Arthur J. Washington, Mary Watkins, Allen Watkins, Mildred Welch, Albert West, Joseph White, Lanier Whitty, Charles Williams, Barbara Williams, Maurice Williams, Nancy Williams, Theodore Daisy Wilson, Wilson, Elizabeth Woods, James Wright, Velma 4467 So. Shields Ave. 193 131 E. 26th St. 1163 532 E. 44th Pl. 1153 3746 So. Wells St. 193 1247 E. 44th Pl. 1153 4213 So. Wells St. 193 4242 So. Wentworth Ave. 193 3 W. 45t St. 193 18 E. 42nd St. 1153 602 E. Oakwood Blvd. 1153 622 E. Bowen Ave. 1153 4411 So. Lake Park Ave. 1153 938 E. 41st St. 1153 411 E. 41st St. 1153 2930 So. Dearborn St. 193 5173 So. Michigan Ave. 1153 4156 So. Vincennes Ave. 1153 3730 So. State St. 193 4847 So. State St. 1153 3726 So. Wabash Ave 1133 1036 E. 43rd St. 1153 708 E. 45th St. 1153 32413 So. Wentworth Ave. 193 We here express our sincer gratitude to the following faulty members who aided us in the planning and production of this twelfth edition of the PROSPECTUS: SPONSORS MR. LOUIS J. JORDAN MISS J. ALBERTA KNIGHT MR. MAURICE MALOFF MR. CHARLES J. MUELLER ADVISORS Mr. Morris Finder, English Mrs. Thelma S. Ford, English Mr. Clovis E. J. Fouche, Art Work Mr. Glendis Hambrick, Typography Mr. Milburn Norris, Presswork Miss Mary E. Sweeney, English Mr. Everett M. Renfroe, Shop Superintendent HONORABLE MENTION Robert Lewis. Plzotograplzy Delil Lewis, Photography Lionel Bmw-sky George Clenna Thomas Byrd George Davis Addison McFarland ffm: C , n- M , INTERIOR COURTYARD ARCHITECTS SKETCHES OF NEW DUNBAR sw DUNBAR VOCATIONAI. 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