Dunbar High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Dunbar, WV)

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Administrative Staff Mrs. Umberger, Sponsor of the Senior Class Mr. Speicher, Principal. Miss Hockenberry, Sponsor of the Jr. Class Mrs. Payne, Acting Dean of Girls Mr. Goetz, Dean of Boys Mrs. Cadle. Office Secretary Administering their duties with skill, these members of the faculty have been chosen to fill the offices which control our school and to serve the student body. I 4 D. H. S. Contributes to Uncle Sam Faculty Members In Nelson Bragg Glen Fisher Leslie Greenlee Harry Hoffmann Edward Horrocks the Service Frank Leone James Lovell James Murphy Crayton Noyes Marie Osborne Clyde Underwood Seniors Robert Arbaugh Robert Hancock Charles Boggs John Robert Lair Bill Fife Harold Lee Earnest Foster Charles Pitchford Glen Thompson

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V VIRGIL L. FLINN Superintendent of Schools Board of Education R. A. ROBERTSON L. L. DANIELS N. N. SNYDER CHARLES D. MCCABE HOWARD R. KLOSTERMEYER ROCCO J. GORMAN Asst Superintendent of Schools

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f,od Sixteen years ago. George M. Speicher became principal of D.H.S He re- ceived his elementary and high school education at Terra Alta, West Virginia. his home town, and was granted his A. B. degree from Davis and Elkins College. Later he studied at West Virginia University where he received an M. A. degree. has also studied at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech. Before coming to Dunbar, Mr. Speicher was principal of Elk Garden High School and later taught mathematics and science at Beckley High. A Message to the Seniors... Through the Bulldog I am pleased to have the privilege of speaking a word of salutation to the friends of Dunbar High on and off the campus. The Bulldog represents the life of the high school year more intimately than any other pub- lication. This annual has grown in size from that of last year: it presents the record of the closing year in picture, art, and literature. Each succeeding year is a new chapter of expanding progress: more alumni looking on and wishing the school successg more Dunbar men taking a leading part in the affairs of the world and helping to shape the destinies of a nation. Everyone who has a part in such a program has a right to be proud of his lot and grateful for his good fortunes. The past is full of honors, but the future smiles a promise to those who are at the threshold. I congratulate the editors of the Bulldog and send greetf ings to all who hold dear the memory of 'Old Dunbar'. -GEORGE M. SPEICHER