The Falcon 1950
They were the first in history…
In 1950, sixteen students graduated from the “new” Ralph Bunche High School. Their ambitions for the future included:
- Electricians
- Tailors
- Secretaries
- A Stenographer
- Auto Mechanic
- Shoe Cobbler
- Physical Ed Instructor
- Doctor
- Nurse
- Lawyer
- Prize Fighter
- Serving in the Women’s Army Corps
They were the brave…
In 1950, as the first Ralph Bunche High School class, they paved the way for the last in 1968.
They were the MIGHTY, MIGHTY “FALCONS”!!!
Below is the 1950 edition of The Falcon, the official yearbook of the Ralph Bunche High School. You can view the yearbook here on this page or click the button below to view in your browser.
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