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

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All students look forward to that final day — graduation.

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Dedication Since our school began in the fall of 1953, the community and all those associated with our school have been amazed and pleased at the remarkable progress shown by the Music Department. This extraordinary progress is largely due to the combined efforts of Miss Joan Fanning and Mr. Blaine Corder, who have given so freely of their time and tal- ents. Miss Fanning’s interest and enthusiasm have been large factors in the expansion of the music program at D. H. S. Mr. Corder’s high standards and his sincere interest have been a great contribution to our school. We are proud of our band and chorus and other groups under their supervision. By having a full time band and choral director, fifty per cent of our students now have music classes at some time during the year. It is with much appreciation that the Maple Leaves Staff dedicates this annual to Miss Joan Fanning and Mr. Blaine Corder. Miss Joan Fanning Choral Director Mr. Blaine Corder Band Director RECOGNITION OF TIME, SERVICE, SELF 15

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Mm. McLEOD Secretary Miss Helen Cecil PRINCIPAL Numa P. Bradner, B. S., Ed.M. Hampden-Sydney and Virginia Polytechnic Institute Principal’s Message I sincerely hope that this has been a successful and rewarding year for each of you. I think that the feeling of pride which you have in the accomplishments of your school will tend to help other stu- dents maintain our high standards in future years. It has been said that it takes an educated person to realize how much more there is to learn, and I am sure the same can be said about a school and its accomplishments. Our pledge at Dublin High School will be to offer you the best possible educational opportunity. We hope your pledge will be to accept the challenge to accomplish something worthwhile in life. Your education here is only a beginning. Do not be lulled into the assumption that graduation from high school completes your learning. Indeed, commencement means beginning. Bookkeeper Mi ' s. Mabel G. McLeod ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Ryland Dishner, B.S., Ed.M. Emory and Henry and Virginia Polytechnic Institute