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OFFICE STAFF Willette B. Starke, Clerk r v v v - 9 % ' V ‘ '«•• •'% V A r f. r -1 OUR ALMA MATER DEDICATION ♦ . 4 ADMINISTRATION And FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS VII SENIORS VIII PATRONS
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Ocvt s4Cma, 'Wtate't We believe in our school as an institution so organized and carried on as to give boys and girls a triple training that is necessary for a well-rounded life. We believe firmly in the coordinate training of the head, the heart, and the hand, for though each one is necessary, neither can be of great use alone. We believe that a life worth living must embody mental satisfaction, industrial pursuits, and a spiritual outlook, therefore, our various subjects and activities have been so planned and selected by us and our elders as to ultimately develop one or more sides of our educational triangle. We pledge that in all our endeavors we shall strive to grow mentally, physically, and spiritually strong, for we know that only such a triple development can make a real life, and in the final analysis a true American Citizen. SLOGAN: Let’s Have The Best School (by Lucy B. Thompson, 28) ALMA MATER The Blue And Gold Lift happy voices, praises unfold Hail to the Blue and Gold Let songs of gladness rise to the sky For Dear Old Dillard High. And strive to show, as on we go, Ability and power. To do the right with all our might Through every changing hour. With hope and loyalty and courage Our lives shall e’er be blest; And ever for our Alma Mater We will work, we will do our best. As on we go, our aim shall grow, Our cheers will ever cry To do the right with all our might For Thee, Dear Dillard High -Thelma I. Johnson
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The year 1957-58 was one of the most enjoyable years of all our high school days, because of the splendid changes, higher hopes for everyone, and the experience of entering a new high school. It can hardly be expected that this Memory Book will give you all the facts and happenings of the 1957-58 school year. The most we can expect is a few glimpses of passed actions . . . some of the people . . . some of the places . . . and some of the events. As we turn these pages, let us remember that the mind is a wonderful machine, it need only be refreshed. This Memory Book tends to clarify the people, places, and events as they were. ERNESTINE FLOWERS, Editor-in-Chief
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