Northwestern High to honor 300 seniors at June commencement
Northwestern Senior High invites the community to its Second Annual Commencement Sermon honoring 300 seniors on June 2 at 8 pm. The final activity of the year, graduation, will award diplomas to the Senior Class, with public attendance welcomed on June 6 at 8 pm. Also distributed last Thursday were 365 yearbooks, titled The Northwesterners ’57, covering school life in 150 pages.
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Northwestern Senior High
David H. Dobbs
Genevieve Bynoe
Philomaetheians
Eddie Strachan
Dunbar Gazette Returns With School News and Events
Dunbar Elementary unveils a four page Gazette editor Catherine Hare with staff David Williams Dorothy Finley Sandra Fox Kelly Everett Joyce Watson and Robert Shotwell. The issue honors Principal Mrs Pearsall and features a classroom inventory and faculty roster. Dunbar Day Nursery plans graduation June 6 at 6 pm in the cafeteria. Delores McMillian recovers from a minor brain concussion after a car accident. Peggy Joyner earns a Hampton diploma. Third graders and Miss Angeline Stewart and Mrs. Carmetta Cash-Brown enjoyed a full day trip to Crandon Park Zoo and Virginia Beach. Mrs Clarice Reeves Littles returns from St Augustine College reunion. Sixth graders host the Annual Mixer June 3 from 5 to 7 in the cafeteria with 150 students and one guest each.
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Dunbar Gazette
Catherine Hare
David Williams
Asociate
Dorothy Finley
Sandra Fox
Kelly Everett
Joyce Watson
Robert Shotwell
Dunbar Day Nursery
Johnny McMillian
Dunbar
McMillian
Delores
Peggy Joyner
Sarah Joyner
Hampton
Angeline Stewart
Carmetta Cash-Brown
Percival Brown
Crandon Park Zoo
Virginia Beach
Clarice Reeves Littles
St. Augustine College
Raleigh, North Carlina
K. L. Sowell
Clarice Littles
W. Carl Hall
Lemmon Ivey
First Grade Trip To Storyland And Zoo Visit
Liberty City School first graders toured Storyland in Pompano Beach via Greyhound on Monday May 20 enjoying full size fairy tale reproductions and rides. They later visited Sunny Land Park in Fort Lauderdale and Crandon Park Zoo with lunches at Virginia Beach, now creating stories and drawings about the trips.
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Greyhound
Storyland
Pompano Beach Florida
Liberty City Elementary
Sunny Land Park
Fort Lauderdale
Crandon Park Zoo
Virginia Beach
Rainbow Elementary Skits and Assembly Honors at Rainbow Park
Rainbow Elementary hosted health and happiness themed skits "Its Nice to be Clean" and "The Quest of Hapines" by Mr Juanita Scott and Mr Albertha Ruff. Visiting principal-elect Charles Wyche spoke to sixth graders, PTA crowned winners, dairy unit ice cream, and patrol boys honored.
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Juanita Scott
Albertha Ruff
Hapines
Charles Wyche
Opa Locka
Rainbow Park
Wyche
PTA
Barnes
I. Wisenbaker
Daisy Major
Horace
R. L. Fortson
Clara Wilcox
Bunche Park Sixth Graders Lead End Of Year Activities
Sixth graders at Bunche Park School eagerly anticipate closing events. On May 31 they will take over with a day of teaching and service, then June 3 features Avenue to High School with speaker Charles D. Dyche. June 6 hosts a sixth grade picnic at Virginia Key Beach.
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Cate Atrium
Charles D. Dyche
Virginia Key Beach
Frances Lightsey
Dorothy Miller
Marion Dean
E. Eugene Butler
Virginia Beach
Mesdames
Hazel Sanders
Helen McDaniels
Helen Jackson
Bunche Park
Inez J. Fryson
Red Cross
George W. Carver High School Class Night Honors Graduates
George Washington Carver High School seniors held their annual class night on May 27 with Elie Jones presiding. Awards went to Donald Cambridge, Elie Jones, and Fred Dawson for athletics, while Ival Davis earned a four year scholarship to Fik University and Mamie Pinder received a $2,000 Bethune-Cookman College scholarship. Bonita Ferguson won three scholarships as seven seniors earned Morehouse College scholarships. Fra nklin Black and others received music medals.
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George Washington Carver High School
Elie Jones
Clas Wills
Dennis Culmer
Franklin Black
Willie C. Daniels
Freddie Way
E. R. Jones
Carver
Liberty City Elementary PTA Elects Officers for 1957 58
The Liberty City Elementary PTA elected Mrs. Frazier as president Willie Scott as vice president Mrs. Johnnie M Allen as secretary and Mrs Ida Sidney as treasurer for the 1957 58 year The May Day program honored May Queen Barbara Lee Thompson and King James Wallace Barbara Lee Davis and Connie Jackson received trophies The May Day theme was Spring is Here Visitors included Florence Lutz Catherine Fairian George Loiselle Jean Johnson and Charlotte Clarke The fifth and sixth grade softball tournament continues with May 27 sixth graders winning 10 to 3 over the other class Pitchers were Robert Paul and Vid Dobbs.
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PTA
Frazier
Willie Scott
Johnnie M. Allen
Ida Sidney
Treaister
Barbara Lee Thompson
James Wallace
Barbara Lee Davis
Connie Jackson
Florence Lutz
Catherine Fahrian
George Loiselle
Jean Johnson
Charlotte Clarke
Wells
Robinson
Robert Paul
Vid Dobbs
Alese Gill
A W. DeLancy
Miami Zetas Reveal Scholarship Winners
The Miami Zetas award 100 scholarships to five female students from Booker T Washington High, Northwestern, Carver and Mays High. Recipients Geraldine Rolle Harden Sandilands Gloria Delores Carter and Juanita Benn were announced at the May 19 Brunch Social. Each plans college studies in fields from pharmacy to education and nursing.
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Geraldine Rolle
Booker T
Washington High School
Hardean Sandilands
Northwestern
Gloria Delores Carter
Carver
Juanita Benn
Mays High
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc
Cersatile
Allied
Jerod H. Rolle
Jerry
FAMU
Harden Sandilands
Harold Sandilands
Miss Carver High
Future Nurses
Future Teachers
Safety Patrol
Juanita
Phi Beta Sigma
Zeta
Basileus
Inez Foster
BTW
Mays High School
Beta Tau Zeta Chapter
Hardlean
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Institution
Pearsall
Hawkins
Emily Thompson
Smith
Hall
Liberty City School
Rainbow Elementary
Bunche Park School
George W. Carver
Liberty City
ELEM
J. B. Smith Electric
Hines, Inc
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Miami Zetas
Miami Times
Peoples
Edward J. Braynon, Jr
N. W
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EvAns
N.W
15Th Avenue
Habakkuk and
Mamie Evans
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