Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-11-21
Junior Honor Society Initiation

Twenty -eight boys and girls became members
bar chapter of the National Honor (unior
and candle light in impressive Tuesday Noye
Der 18th in the Dunbar auditorium with President Peggye Will
Jams presiding challenging address, IAN Apple the Teach
err by Mrs G. NJ Floyd principal of Washington elementary
school, students with renewed inspiration to improve
themselves and hold high the torch for good leadership
eree The purpose OF the assembly given by Deoa Miller
and requirement of society explained Peane
ard Nlure Reeves Mamie Jenkins Mildred Joyner Grace
ams and Carolyn Fagg by Juera Roberts pageant THE
Torch Bearer presented The participants Donald
oyner Steey Herbert Saggers Gloria Vinson Ruby
ackSOn and Elizabeth Guiden.
Effective musical were rendered by Jametta
Robinson Henrietta Yancey Vera Mitchell The pledge was
I'd by Rector Reed members Peggye Williams Gloria
'nSon Deoa Miller Herbert Stagger Donald Joyner Bernce
ewart Leon Richmond Rector Reed Ruby Jackson Robert
terey, and Barbara Washington introduced by Emma
Perkins Principal Chrsophe presented membership cards to
he new members Lillian Cannady, Ruth Crumpton Rose
lumbar Louyea Devine Ida ghtower Louvana Joiner Ruby
ones Barbara Loving Grace Mohershed Merrill Lee Vera
htche Eddie Perkins, Harriet Pipes Mary Price Maurice
hlps Helen Reaves, Ida Simmons Sylvia Smith, Marvin
haVers Annette Taylor Gloria Todd Claudia Wheeler Cecil
Iinson, Helen Sura Roger Williams Cozete Williams
Juerta Roberts and Henrietta Yancy. Parr Is the
ponSor this organization
Safety Patrol Boys Installed
Thirteen junior high school boys were installed as safety
Fairomen in the Dunbar auditorium Tuesday November
18th Sgt Potts member the City Police department dis
easSed Your Responsibility for Traffic Safety" Sgt Potts was
introduced to the student body by Jehn Haywood director of
the lMGA The boys installed Michael Burton James
Douglas Fulton Fuller Floyd Huff Den Allen Lawrence Sam
uel Lewis Samuel Perkins Richard Richardson James Robert
SON Tyrone Robinson John White Carlton WhloW and Ivory
Singleton captain W Harper sponsor Of these
boys
Health Report From Nurse
Students who received rendered bv the school
nurse during the month of October listed as follows;
rive hundred nineteen students visited health room
SNty-three parents contacted by phone.
Fourteen students brought statements from, pbvsician
Nine students attended speech clinic.
Thirteen students received hot lunch through welfare
Twelve students received glasses
thirteen students received dental corrections
ll1ee students attended asthma clinic
Ihiee students excluded nhvsieaI odoa
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American Education Week Observance
dunbar observed American Education Week November 10
10 ~ along with schools all the country Patrons r
eed invitations to attend special activities that were a
ed throughout the week ~ i
@> assembly sponsored by the eleventh grade Guidance
group was hghly informative about our school and ye, ON
AcVleS comprising the observance of American E
'o" week. Afslce Day and the Dunbar guidance nooran,
leine were peasingy interviewer in the program road
[fSlce Day was given by Theodore jackson Pate, whh
Aila Hhton Grace Evans, Joyce McClinon Rosie wlso
ann lIapp Estele Thompson, Sonora Vaughn Reverb E
eoia pan Erma Young Erma Brown Rosie stox Ruby wiz,
oey sue Jones' Pauline Bryant and Pauline Browne y &
~ P7ye Our School Today" Musical selections irr,a1 ~
500 gu Belong to Me- by Freddie Mitchell acconri1
eoid ba aVocal solo, Indian Love Calf bv yana nf
'lee"I olayoofh served as mistress of ceremonies
leeooIes r. l. Conway and A. j joyce patrone ~ Nm,