Dorsey High Seniors Host Teen Symposium on Belonging
Nine Dorsey High School seniors moderated a late Saturday night broadcast on WGBS titled We want To Belong. They explored topics such as Our Lost Generation Have Adults Taught Us How to Live and Youth in the Community. The program ran from 9 30 to 10 00 p.m.
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Dorsey High
WGBS
Moses Williams
Leo Blatch
Fannie Davis
Walter Goodmond
Homer Everett
Helen Martin
Martha Roker
Jacob Rahming
Melvie Davis
Dorsey Observes Health Week Festival at Liberty Square
Dorsey High launches Health Week with a May 16 Health Show at Liberty Square Auditorium. Each homeroom and shop sponsors a baby, with prizes for top fundraisers and a goal of promoting child health. Field trips emphasize functional teaching with community resources aiding a unit on light.
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Dorsey High
Liberty Square
Burrville Principal Hosts D.C. Visit and May Day Parade
Administrative principal L. Roscoe Evans of Burrville School in Washington D C stayed with Mr. David Dobbs on April 22 and delivered greetings. The next morning Liberty City Elementary School staged a two hour May Day parade on 17th Avenue with Dorsey's band and majorettes participating.
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L. Roscoe Evans
Burrville School
Washington, D. C
David Dobbs
Evans
17Th Ave
Liberty City
Dorsey
Doings At Dunbar Kiwanis Meet April at Dunbar
The April Kiwanis Child Vision Committee meeting at Dunbar’s Sight-Saving room included lunch in the cafeteria. School officials visiting were Mr. Joe Hall Mr. B. M. Hindman and Mrs. Laura Sutter. Amanda Franklin-Brown returned from Salt Lake City where she represented the Dade County Primary Council. Girl Scout troop No. 73 and leaders attended an outing at Virginia Beach. The principal was honored on her birthday with a devotional and gifts. May events include a Parent-Teacher meeting honoring mothers and a county-wide Declamation Contest at Booker Washington High School. May Day celebration is planned for May 12 directed by Miss Emily Thompson.
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Miami Kiwanis Club
Dunbar
Joe Hall
B. M. Hindman
Laura Sutter
Pearsall
Principals Council
Atlanta
National Education Association
Amanda Franklin-Brown
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dade County
Virginia Beach
Clarice Littles
Intermediate Teachers Association For Childhood Education
Booker Washington High School
Physical Education Department of
Emily Thompson
Urban league convention attendees gathered in Chicago
Vocational guidance and industrial relations secretaries from Urban leagues nationwide attended the National Vocational Guidance Association convention in Chicago last week. The lineup included Mrs Lloyd Wheeler, Miss Ann Tanneyhill, Thomas Augustine, Samuel J. Ferguson, Whitney Young, and Phillip Winkfield, representing Chicago, New York, Akron, St. Paul, and Dayton Urban leagues.
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National Vocational Guidance Association
Chicago
Lloyd Wheeler
Westside Wo
Chicago Urban League
Ann Tanneyhill
National Urban League
New York
Thomas Augustine
Akron, C
Samuel J. Ferguson
Whitney Young
St. Paul
Negro Mother by Olive Allen
A poem chronicling a Black mother’s toil and hidden sorrow. The speaker details her endless day of washing, pressing, feeding children, and rising before dawn. Beneath cheerful eyes and smiles lies sorrow, worry, and discontent within her soul.
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Dorsey Hotel
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Lincoln Library
Olive Allen
ANP
Esther
Esther’s
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Reginald Rhodriguez
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15Th Ave
Investment Bonds & Mortgage Corporation
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Miami
J. R. Taylor
T. Reed
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Baker’s Package Store
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