Dunbar High School - Tiger / Bar Yearbook (East Spencer, NC)

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ADMINISTRATION

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DEDICATION Please people! A hectic music class often brought this state¬ ment from a person to whom students owe gratitude and affection. He, with the help of his three C’s, has been able to tolerate off step marchers, off tune singers and discordant notes from in¬ struments. Due to his excellent music instruction, he has helped to bring many musical honors to our school. His genuine friend¬ ship, his gentlemanly deportment, and his wise counseling have made him respected and admired by all who have been privileged to know him. For these attributes and the many others- we sincerely and gratefully dedicate the 1967 TIGERS BAR to . . . Mr. R. L. Himt 4

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE I would like to congratulate all of the staff members and other personnel who helped to make another successful publication of our traditional Yearbook—’’The Tigers Bar”. I would like to remind the graduating class of 1967 that the attention of the general public will be focused on you—the spotlight is on you. Today ' s fast-changing world makes unprecedented demands on your intelligence, knowledge, and elegant maturity asyouenter the arena of new experience. You must put into practice those basic prin¬ ciples that we have tried to impart here at Dunbar—you must practice moral and ethical standards, live up to your religious obligation, get along with your fellowman, and be honest and loyal in your everyday efforts. Let us not forget the power of character. If you want to be happy, successful, influential and useful, you can do so by having a strong character. In my final statement to you, I would like to remind you that no one has ever been honored for what he received, but honor and reward come to those who give. 6