Dunlap High School - Reflector Yearbook (Covington, VA)

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JUNIOR OFFICERS Janet T reynor , Pre sident; Paul Ayers, Vice-President; Lewis McAllister, Sec¬ retary-Treasurer; Shirley F ridley, Re - porte r . SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Sandra Carter, President; Terry Surbur, Vice-President; Jo Anna Lewis, Secre¬ tary; Charlotte Kersey, Treasurer; Paul Turner, Reporter. UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMAN OFFICERS David Mann, Secretary-Treasurer; Paula Bell, Vice-President; Clyde Ayers, Presi¬ dent; Joyce Wheeler, Reporter.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Realizing that we, the class of 1957, are about to make our depar¬ ture from Dunlap High School, we wish to leave the following. We do hereby make and declare this to be our: LAST WILL AND TESTA¬ MENT. ARTICLE I To Mr. Graham, our principal, and faculty, we leave our many thanks for their patience , under¬ standing and helpfulness. ARTICLE II T o the students of Dunlap High School we leave the following: Jean Ann Carper leaves her ability to do shorthand to Kay Carper. Rachel Wright wills her ability to learn government to anyone who can stand it. Alma Wilson leaves her bookkeeping ability to Velda Campbell. Elizabeth Cochran wills her giggles to Sarah Dameron. Opal Booth wills her good temper to Patty Cochran. Virginia Reed wills her ability to stay in History class two years to those who love history. Romaine O'Conner leaves her Spanish accent to Mike Carter, Jr. Rosemary Simpson wills her giggle to Gladys Rock. Jean Kersey leaves her smile to Jo Anna Lewis. Clara Sprouse leaves her ability to play basketball to Barbara Eggles¬ ton. Sonia Carter leaves her cheerleading ability to any new cheerleader in the coming year. Grace Ott leaves her ability to dance to all those who lack rhythm. Norma Lewis wills her ability to say the wrong things at the wrong time to O'Brien Smith. Marshall Martin wills his winning ways with the girls to Bill Jonas. Wallie Sloan wills his height to Dickie Cochran. Jackson Wilson wills his love for the storeroom to anybody who can stand it. Alvin Bates wills his job washing dishes to any boy that can stand it. Bobby Broughman wills his talented feet to those who need them in foot¬ ball. F rank He pie r wills his grades to Allan F ridley . John Graham wills his ability to do bookkeeping to anyone who can stand it. Executor Grace Ott A

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JUNIORS First Row: Paul Ayers, Mary Sue Bell, Patty Bradley, Be rlyn Bratton, Emory Bowyer, J oe Bowyer, Velda Campbell. Second Row: Patricia Carper, Nancy Carter, Patricia Carter, Patricia Cochran, Floyd Cooke, Jerry Cooke, Howard Dameron. Third Row: Allen F ridley, Shirley Fridley, William Gadd, Alwilda Griffith, Betty Howard, Shirley Hubbard, Dana Humphreys. Fourth Row: Bill Jonas, James Kidd, Richard Kidd, Sidney Kirby, Sue Martin, Lewis McAllister, Manuel Meadows. Fifth Row: Martha Mentz, Phyllis Morris, Alfred Paxton, Gladys Rock, O'Brien Smith, Janice Surber, Janet Traynor, Jack Turner. , 7