Arkansas State press., 1952-05-23
-:AR0uND DUNBAR:
BY A. savilIs Bush
~SCtENCE.MATH FAIR

- SNtCNCe-MATH FAIR
Inc Sun grade science-math fair, held on Monday. Nav 10Th,
"ae a nc" ana wholly enjoyable activity at Dunbar this wear.
any Unusual posters and scrapbooks were artistically arranged
~. au ."iho' were displayed on each unit of work completed by
us GLASSES. Live animals and plants were used to illustrate the
unit on hVing things. Projects on the solar system. sanitation
transportation and communication, weather. rocks. mathematical
designs, etc. were made by W.. L. Little, John Waller, Jessie vii.
hams James Wren, Carl Harris, Arthur Hamm. Joe Heron.
Wlloert Hlghtower, William Loving, Joel Motley, Eugene Brown.
pohaid Joyner, Patsy Scott, Anita Barnes, Margaret Ann Pride.
Leon buri' and Thelma Jordan. The eight grade pupils were pre.
sent TO receive each guest and explain the exhibits. Parents and
guests were served frappe and cookies. This fair was directed by
Mesaames u. Z. Foster and M. Cam, teachers of the eighth
grade fused science-math classes.
A HoME-ROoM TEACHER HONORED
MRS e. l. Little was presented a beautiful orchid in a gen.
eai senior high assembly on Tuesday, May 18th. as a token of
appreciation from her home room of all boys whom she has had
from the seventh grade. These boys are now eleventh graders.
1 La''le entertained the boys and their guests at her home on
Tuesday evening.
DUNBAR PTA INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS
After closing a very successful year, the PTA elected the
iohowlng Officers at its final meeting of the year held on Mon
Jay way ioun. lhese officers were installed in a very impressive
ceremony by Miss Edna Douglas. President Mrs. A. B. More.
mead; LIST vice president : Mrs. P. Barber; End vice president
Mrs. Ruth Rogers; secretary : Mrs. T. J. Nolan; asst. secretary
Mrs Ellen I, Carpenter; treasurer Mrs. Gerldine Holt; re-
porter Mrs. Douglas LaMoyne; chaplain Rev. Troy Foster;
parliamentarian Mrs. Eva Facen.
LATEST FASHIONS EXHIBITED
Inc annual style show sponsored by the trade clothing de.
partment, directed by Mrs. N. G. Coulter. was presented in the
school auditorium on Tuesday, May 18th. Points were given to
heip girls OF all heights and proportions wear the kind of cloth.
ing that will enhance their good points and minimize their bad
ones.
rashlons Tor morning wear were modelled by Constance
springer, Verl Watson, Alene Johnson, and Marjorie Lupper.
Fashions for school were displayed by Maggie Simmons, Odelma
elafdy, Evelyn stox, Lula Couch, Loreatha Stox, and Clara Bea-
mon. Modelling proper clothing for sportswear were Emma Tay-
LOT Emma Stewart, Edith Webb, Queen King, Marjorie Upper,
ehflstlhe Bryant, and Pearl Brown. For street wear, clothing
was modelled by Jerdene Cole, Pearl Brown, Naomi Marsh, En-.
Dry Lee, Juanita Marsenburg, Evelyn Stox, Christine Dinwiddie,
DORIS fedlgrew, Verl Watson, and Odelma Clardy. Clothing suit
ahp for datac yvora pnaJ,InJ l. 81
Doris Newton, Rose Ivey, Eta Washington, Nora Wright, Err.
nestlne Surratt, Shirley Carter, Clara Beamon, Mable Owens.
Clara Jones, Queen King, and Jereene Cole. Formal gowns were
woh py Lula Couoh, Pearl Brown, Loretta Stox, Constance
Springer, Verl Watson, Marjorie Tucker. Noami Marsh rar.
Beamon, Pearl sterley, Vivian Carter, Jewel Tyson, Eta vii.
hams Cara Jones, and Evelyn Stox. Musical numbers were rem
ueiea by Grace Hayes, Constance Springer, Shirley Carter,
MARJORIE upper, and Emma Jean Taylor. Commentators were
Sterley and Lula Couch.