Evening star., 1922-04-30
DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOL.

Dunbar students held a memorial
service to the late Col. Young We'd
| nesday. when Rev. Edgar A. Love
seheH ahs life r and @arss q
Dr.. Love r-svas7 especially fitted to
give the address to the pupils be-
cause OF very ~ close friendshp eth
in his life, his achievements. and
drew lessons from his life. He held
up to all pupils the life of Col. Young
as an example of a true American
Miss Burrnl of the faculty recited
a poem splendidly appropriate to the
occasion. "He Giveth His Beloved
Sleep" by Browning:
enjoyment Of the program: 1.-THE
Young WARRIOR" by Burleigh. sung
by harrington Guy. one Of Col
Young's favorite songs; Afterwards"
sung by Anola Miller. and an organ
number by Clifford Smith.
A May day festival and carnival
will be given by the students of Dun
bar High School May 4, at o'clock.
at Dunbar High School. There will
also he a matinee on May 6 at 2
o'clock.
In this carnival the various de-
partments of the school will do their
entertain the May Queen. who was
recently elected by vote of the stu
dent body Ten candidates were
test was wa won BY Miss Dorothy Car
close. The other candidates will be
much in evidence as ladies in waiting
for the MAY Queen. Gorham Fletcher
will be the "shiek.' and will be
gorgeous,y rehed: James TYSON will
very pleasing chorus Anola Miller,
a general favorite. will sing. support
ed by chorus from "The Nurserv"
Ethel Powell is also to sing on this
occasion.
Other features.of the May day fes
tival and carnival are the Jester COM
bination. folk dances. drill contest
between the officers Of the boys and
the officers Of the girl cadets. athletic
stunts and the May pole featuring
group of the freshmen.
The committee in charge Of the af-
fair promises an evening of unusual
entertainment AS the number adj
mitted t. the auditorium is limited
by the fire marshal. all who expect
to attend are urged to make their
reservations early.
The Spanish carnival. an unusus, nro-
gram by the Spanish depa artment. is
being held May s in the auditorium Of
Dunbar.
The presentation of sThe Kid"
Charlie Cha most famous picture.
at Dunbar Thursday was treat for the
pupils. The proceeds went to the Span
ish carnival fund. The picture was very
kindly loaned the school by Mr.. Harry
Crandall.
The Rex Club held its annual recep-
ton Wednesday evening. April 10. in
tne schooi armory. The beautifully dec
1 n nd oft
the scene very happv one. The presi-
dent of the club is Charles Drew, the
captain of Company F.
| Preparations for the first wear book
at Dunbar are being pushed and the
book is expected to be a spleyjfid sue
cess. The book win contain many at
tractive pictures, of various groups of
students. interesting reading matter
and even some nonsense. The. editors
believe that all will be well pleased with
this publication.
James Garland Wood a ranresen+a.
tive of the Alpha Rhi Alpha Fraternity,
addressed the punils of the upper classes
of Dunbar on Thursday. April 27. on
the subject Of go to High School, Go
to College
Cortez Peters. junior in the depart
ment of business practice. was awarded
the Underwood bronze medal with two
pars at assembly Monday for speed and
accuracy in typewriting Master Peters
received his training under Mr. wright.
and in the contest maintained net
speed of sixfy-three words per minute,
writing for fifteen minutes.
A number Of students are preparine
to enter the Underwood contest In MAY
for the bronze medal. and Master Peters
hopes to acquire a speed that viii en-
able him to add a silver medal to his
trophies.
A program for extension work, in the
Young Women's Christian Association,
given by the department Of business
practice, has just been completed by
Miss Mustapha, instructor In English.
The course will be opened by a lecture
by Mr.. Houston. head of the depart
ment of business practice. followed by
q talk on 'tSalesmanship." by Mrs.
Butcher: "Budgeting..fbX BIZ Mr.. Crom-