Dunlap High School - Reflector Yearbook (Covington, VA)

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PRINCIPAL’S NOTE DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL PHONE 962-3842 ROUTE 3 COVINGTON - VIRGINIA TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 The path of success is wide open for both men and women. There is ample room at the top of the business and professional world if you want to move a- head. Success in your chosen vocation will come to you, as in anything else, in direct proportion to what you put into it. One of the aims of the high school is to train the individual student in the idea of service to others, and use of one’s talents. The graduate must learn to live intelligently and understand the m e - chanics of making a living. A student must learn to think clearly and evaluate truth properly. Few investments pay as great a dividend as education. You must continue your education if at all possible. The more training you have the bet¬ ter off you will be in the future. Education and Christian living makes it poss¬ ible to live a happy and full life. The faculty of Dunlap High Scnool wishes for each of you success and happiness. Sincerely yours. 1 ] R. Lynn Graham, Principal Dunlap High School

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Cleon M. Smith, Jr. General Supervisor Mrs. Dollie Farley Speech Therapist Mrs. Constance Lowman Nurse Miss Ruth Clay Visiting Teacher Mrs. Catherine Hipes Secretary Mrs. Celia Ginn Clerk 10

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FACULTY ! T. C. Hardin Mathematics 12