Dublin High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Dublin, VA)

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A YOUTH

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Cloyd D. Glendy, one of the most beloved men this community has ever known. Each one of us at D.H.S. has indirectly felt the effect of his untiring devotion to the young people in this area.

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Joyce K. Whitmer In the gym or behind your desk. You ' ve taught us of the things that you know the best. You ' ve taught us to strive for the higher ranks, Not caring for praise or honor or thanks. Your interesting ways of teaching has kept us awake, You ' ve taken the time to show us our mistakes. Your subjects are fun and most attractive Because your constant perseverance is always active. Your patience is never-ending and in your own quiet way You have given us of your knowledge as a favor day by day. You have grown a part of us and as we prepare to go. We leave our thanks and tears which we do now bestow. We of the Maple Leaves have tried to compose our best. To reveal the words of appreciation from all the rest. And that is why, Joyce, we have chosen you for our dedication, A teacher to whom we have given our respect and admiration.