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

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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

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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.