Dillard High School - Dillardites Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS DILLARD HIGH SCHOOL presents the: 1363 DILLRRDITE s4encaC Vtecv MMM s '■ IH ' ; '■ •:;. Wmmm ■I A ' 111 J .: ■ . 1 ' Left Section shows 1. Auditorium 2. Cafeteria and Music Room 3. Trade Shops 4. Gymnasium Extreme Rear: 1. Stadium and Athletic Field Right Section Shows: 1. Entrance housing Principal's Office and Classrooms ( Dillard High School (1923) served 160 students REV. CLARENCE DILLARD (1894-1923) Principal in whose honor school was named. MR. HUGH V. BROWN (1924-1958) and (1959-1960) Piloted school through State and Southern Association MR. F. G. SHIPMAN (1958-1959) Accreditations. Organized our present Curriculum Plan. Oeci PURPOSE: To develop self-directing individuals in a society that is growing more and more compli- cated and social in its structure and organization and more and more international in its scope. CURRICULA: Academic Vocational - Commercial Industrial General MR. JOHN H. WOOTEN, SR. Graduate of Dillard and present Principal Our future can be no greater than our vision. ’ 1 1 m m .•■•.I;.. Mm Ms • ■ ' I offlii ■■ m i M , • ,£. ' I % + Wk 1 v'1flSSSB iwiffl Dillard High School (1956) serves over 900 students in grades 9-12 AI U Y MATER '“Stue Octet tfoCct 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 Thru 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. - By Mrs. Thelma I. Johnson L ucy B-TnoMp50N CIr5S of r7$ SCHOOL CREED We believe in our school as an institution so organized and carried on as to give to 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 se- lected by us and our elders as to ultimately develop one or more sides of our educational tri- angle. We pledge that in all our endeavors we shall strive to grow mentally, physically, and spir- itually strong, for we know that only such a triple development can make a real life, and in the final analysis a true American citizen. School Oun Sufiftonte'16 ponetowict DMtvut at Ti ond s4ctiuitie4. Militi m mm (, ;.: ■ i;- - ; v3 'pon£4wicC Our high school days are filled with cherished memories. Some you re- member better than others, such as that important game you wanted so much to win, your first school dance, the thrill of being a senior, and at last the wonderful feeling of accomplishment when that coveted diploma is placed in your hand. The long hours and the deep thought that went into the making of this yearbook by no means represents all the extreme joys we shared and the mem- ories we shall cherish for Dear Old Dillard. We do hope, however, that each page will attempt to recall the day, the activities and the true friendships established as we toiled through four years of high school history. We’ve pulled our load. The strength of our Alma Mater and the continued impression it makes on the world now rest with our poster- ity. Let us always strive for the best school. Editor-in-Chief 'ZVe dedicate t6e 63 “Dittandite tc tto S To Mrs. Minnis, as a tangible of the first DILLARDITE in our symbol of memories, we dedicate this Annual. She school's history, and is adviser of the present issue. was sponsor We esteem her as a teacher and friend 0 0 0 fteofvte cu ia te t£em4eCve decU ztect To Mr. Parker, our respected counselor, subtle sense of humor, his patience and class adviser and friend, we dedicate this Annual. His understanding are deeply impressed in our memories. |§ ' W$8§g$. BliSiSli Wmsm. mmm fm WFix ftsifcs KM mmk PP r sSsg® 1h. JAMES C. CRONE WILLIAM H. BOYER LINDSAY WARREN, JR. E. THOMAS FRANKLIN MRS. FRANK RE MS BURG DR. CON T. MCDONALD DR. N. H. SHOPE Superintendent of Schools Secretary to Board SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE The purpose of American Education in general, and the Goldsboro City Schools in particular, is to instill in students lofty principles and to live in and contribute to the American Democracy. It is very important that students be given the tools which will make these objectives possible. To knights in the days of old, chivalry meant reverence for God, loyalty to coun- try, respect for women, mercy to defeated foes, sympathy for the weak, and high sense of honor. These basic ideals of chivalry form much of the foundation for the kind of democracy that we wish to have in America. You, the Seniors of Dillard High School, have represented your school in an admi- rable way, learned the basic skills which will enable you to continue your education, accept a place in the labor force, assume a position of respect in the society in which you will live. It is my sincere hope that you will enjoy success and find happiness in whatever you do in the future. Cordially yours, N. H. Shope, Superintendent £cCacatco t LLOYD FONVIELLE Chairman MRS. W. A. SHEPARD, JR. J. HARRY MUIR, JR. Occi ‘P'UttccfiaC MR. JOHN H. WOOTEN, SR. Dear Staff and Class: Congratulations! You accepted and conquered a mammoth undertaking. You have done a most appreciative job for all of us here at Dillard High. We thank you for such splendid eiforts. I was pleased to have been so closely associated with the work of the 1963 DILLARDITE. Be- cause of my close association, I am fully aware of the sincere devotion, bountiful spirit and burning enthusiasm that you put into your work on this publication. I hope that the rich mem- ories captured here will more than repay you in the years ahead as you reflect upon your many experiences at DHS. This publication should help you to recall what your teachers, your peers and your community tried to do for you. You must remember that you were a part of the chal- lenging ’60’s, the North Carolina program of Quality Education, the Dillard Gymnasium and the ’’revival of learning” at Dillard High. You must continue to give your best to the world. You should continue to share your richest experiences with others as you have done so very well in this annual. Remember - This is the best school that I know because I am doing so much to make it so. Affectionatelv yours, j j ’ y J b ' J. H. Wooten, Sr. Principal s4 7'ic ute t Oun. Decvi 7eae6en4- Each year with outstreched arms you open hearts and souls to Tots still wondering, searching, seeking A goal to call their own. You scatter seeds and dreams you think you n’er again shall see. You harvest mortals and shelter every action - good, bad, promising, rewarding. You smile to share a love that spurs us on. At times discouraged, you count but lost the deeds you've done, the words you've said. You wish that we live, not merely drift; possess ideals that lift, wisdom that reigns, Learning that conquers ignorance and fears. We are grateful to you, Dear Teachers. Keep your standards high for you are building today for a free world tomorrow. We are weak, some strong, yet all determined to look with sorrowed pride toward that future Promised through the dreams you’ve stirred. We're Tots still wondering, searching, seeking a goal to call our own. THE CLASS OF '63 Muriel White Barbara Richardson .... $8£ MRS, M. F. BAILEY Barber-Scotia-Shaw University A. B. Degree - History MRS. C. M. BARNES Livingstone College - A. T. College A. B. Degree - Biology MRS. T. O. BROWN Shaw University - Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Howard University - Oberlin College B. S. M. S. Degrees - Mathematics MRS. J. B. CARR Shaw University - University of Michigan A.B. M. A. Degrees - History i i MRS. M. W. COWAN A. T. College - North Carolina College B. S. Degree - Business Education MRS. J. B. COX A. T. College - Shaw University B. S. Degree - Physical Education MISS O. M. DOUGLAS North Carolina College B.S. Degree - Home Economics MR. R. L. DOWERY Kentucky State College - Indiana University B.S. M.S. Degrees - Health and Physical Education MR. J. E. GREEN Clark University - Hampton Institute Bennett College - Gammon Theological Seminary A.B. B.D. Degrees - English MR. P. M. BEST SORRY, NO PHOTO MR. E. ELLIOTT Shaw University - N. C. College A. B. and M.S. Degrees - Health and Physical Education MRS. R. W. HALL Shaw University B. S. Degree - Mathematics MRS. H. H. HUGHES Shaw University B.S. Degree - Biology, General Science MISS M. E. ISLER Bennett College B.S. Degree - English, Drama MRS. D. D. JONES West Virginia State College B.S. Degree - English MRS. E. S. JONES North Carolina College B.S. and M.A. Degrees - Home Economics MRS. D. W. HARDY North Carolina College - Columbia University A. B. and M.A. Degrees - Guidance Counselor MR. E. B. HUGHES West Virginia State College B. S. Degree - Music MRS. M. K. JACKSON Shaw University B.A. Degree - Latin MRS. T. I. JOHNSON Juillard School of Music - Hampton Institute B.S. Degree - Music Education MISS S. E. JONES Saint Augustine’s College - Indiana University Pennsylvania State University B.A. and M.A. Degrees - French MRS. W. C. JONES A. T. College B. S. Degree - English MR. H. B. LUCAS Hampton Institute - A. T. College B.S. Degree - Industrial Education MR. W. T. MACON A. T. College B. S. Degree - Industrial Arts MRS. R. W. Manns Shaw University - University of North Carolina A.B. Degree - Library Science MRS. A. W. MINNIS Virginia State College - Hampton Institute A.B. and M.A. Degrees - English MRS. G. C. McKINNIE Fayetteville State Teachers College Columbia University B.S. and M.A. Degrees - Special Education MRS. T. N. McKOY North Carolina College - A. T. College B.S. Degree - History MR. A. B. PARKER Livingstone College - North Carolina College B.S. and M.S. Degrees - Science MR. T. L. PARKS Hampton Institute - A. T. College MISS ARLENE J. RIGGSBEE North Carolina College Wayne State University B.S. Degree - Business Education MR. WILLIAM P. SILER A. T. College B. S. Degree - Industrial Arts, Mathematics MRS. RUBY A. SILER North Carolina College Xavier University B.S. Degree - Mathematics MRS. W. B. STARKE School Clerk MRS. T. F. SMITH A. T. College - Shaw University B. S. Degree - Business Education MR. NEAL A. STITT Saint Augustine's College Sherman Square Studios University of Pennsylvania B.A. Degree - Commerce, Music Coordinator for Distributive Education MISS SARAH K. MILES Winston-Salem Teachers College B.S. Degree - Education Ocvt cuui Sufeen i4 n MR. C. I. BLAND (School Street School) MR. A. C. CROWDER (Greenleaf School) MR. W. A. FOSTER (East End School) MR. C. K. HARRIS (West Elm Junior High) MR. F. L. LARKIN (Barnes Elementary) MRS. IDA W. CANADY (Speech Therapist) MR. A. P. COX MRS. G. F. WILDS (Attendance Consultant) (Supervisor) Settlor 4dvt4C't MRS. A. W. MINNIS Yearbook Advisor MRS. H. H. HUGHES 26 Settton, (?Cci44, O ccenA Fellow Classmates: Prove your worth in every chal- lenging experience. Make an im- portant contribution to the glory of our Alma Mater and see to it that opportunities for the next generation are greater than yours. Your devoted president, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Earl Williams, Business Manager Carolyn Robertson, Parliamentarian Harvey Barnes, Chaplain Thomas Dickerson, Treasurer Minnie Baldwin, Corresponding Secretary Thomasine Hardy, Vice President Norma Cherry, Secretary ANDERSON, ALLEN Aim: Army ANDERSON, CHRISTINE Science Club 1 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Aim: Nurse ARMSTRONG, KENNON (Palpur) Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Patrol Aim: Air Force ARTIS, ROBERT L. (Randolph) Explorers Club Aim: Marine Captain ASHFORD, REGINALD Aim: Bookkeeper MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eugene Best and Carolyn Robertson ATKINSON, CALVIN (Cal) Football 3, 4 Aim: R.O.T.C. ATKINSON, LINDA DARNELL (Bo) Student Council Dance Group 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff Aim: Social Worker BALDWIN, MINNIE MARJORIE (Ment) Chaplain 1 Assistant Secretary Junior Class Corresponding Secre- tary Senior Class Aim: Registered Nurse BALDWIN, NATHANIEL JR. (Bootly) Varsity Club Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Aim: Bricklayer ALSTON, RACHEL Glee Club 2 Dramatics Tri-Hi-Y Junior Play Aim: Secretary BARNES, GERTRUDE (Grapefruit) Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Cheer Leader MOST INTELLECTUAL Earl Williams and Norma Cherry BARNES, COLONEL GARY (Crazy Hoss) Varsity Club 1, 2 Aim: Professional Baseball Player Aim: Secretary BATTS, JAMES Aim: Mechanic BARNES, JOHNNY V. Science Club Aim: Accountant BARNES, MARY E. (Boot) Tri-Hi-Y Glee Club 2,3,4 Aim: Teacher BARNES, JAMES M. (Milt) Junior-Hi-Y Club Science Club Honoi; Society Vice President Aim: Laboratory Technician MOST STUDIOUS Eugene Best and Carolyn Robertson BATISTE, HAROLD L. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class President Student Council President Yearbook Staff Aim: Engineer BEST, GRACE ANN (Dimples) Safety Patrol Dramatics Club Student Council Aim: Stenographer MOST COURTEOUS Elgin Reid and Sandra Coston BEST, DONNELL Baseball Basketball Aim: Air Force BECTON, HYACINTHIA (Hy-Se) Business Club National Honor Society Band Aim: Business Major BENTON, GEORGE Football Varsity Club Aim: Vocational Worker BEST, CONNIE (Pus) Bible Club 1 Student Council 2 Yearbook Staff Aim: Secretary BEST, EVELYN JOYCE Yearbook Staff National Honor Society Aim: Registered Nurse 'mW' BEST, ISAAC (Pee Wee) Band Club Dance Group Math Club Aim: Mathematical Engineer BRYANT, JAMES NATHANIEL (Jim) Yearbook Staff' Dillard Hi News Editor Press Club Business Manager Aim: Music Instructor BLACK, LILLIE Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 Aim: Designer BREWINGTON, WILLIE JAMES (Boo) Explorer Club Aim: Marines MOST DEPENDABLE John Stackhouse and Thomasine Hardy BROADIE, HELEN DELOIS (Lois) Dramatics Club Aim: Nurse BRYANT, RAYMOND (Raymond Jr.) Junior Varsity 1 Varsity 3, 4 Band Club 1 Aim: Marines Bricklaying Instructor CAMPBELL, WILLIAM Aim: Army BUCKRHAM, LOUISE DELORIS (Nuckie) Bible Club Girl s Glee Club Aim: Typist ■■■■ v ' , i COLEY, FANNIE MAE Aim: Secretary COLEY, JAMES MELVIN (Tap) Student Council Band 2 MOST VERSATILE Harold Batiste and Lula Smith Aim: Engineer CHERRY, NORMA JEAN Yearbook Staff Student Council National Honor Society Aim: English Teacher COLEY, THADIS MILTON (T. C.) Science Club Safety Club j Aim: Mathematician 1 'I ■ § COSTON, SANDRA FAYE (San) President, Junior Tri-Hi-Y Band Club 1, 2 Band II Aim: Dietitian DAVIS, VIVIAN (Vip) Junior Tri-Hi-Y French Club Aim: Nurse CRAWFORD, BRENDA JOYCE (Bren) N.H.A. Tri-Hi-Y Club Aim: Nurse DAVIS, BESSIE MAE Tri-Hi-Y Safety Patrol Club Aim: Actress DANIELS, FRANK L. JR. (Mr. Peabody) Baseball Glee Club 1, 2, Dance Group 3,4 Brenda Thomas and John Jolly DAWSON, JAMES EARL (Dee) Explorer Club Aim: Carpenter I Aim: Air Force FAISON, JOHN EDWARD (Big John) Science Club Safety Club Aim: Mechanic DICKERSON, THOMAS (Tom) Baseball Aim: Mortician DIXON, ROY LEE (June) Explorer Club Aim: Carpenter EDWARDS, GERALDINE (Lene) Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Aim: Teacher FENNELL, CARL DELANO (Maudine) Varsity Club Junior Varsity Basketball Varsity Aim: History Major FAISON, DELOIS (Dip) Bible Club English Club Science Club Aim: History Major HALL, JERRY SIMS FENNELL, FLOYD (The Killer) Varsity Club Aim: U. S. Marines Science Club Varsity Club Aim: Army FOREMAN, SAMUEL Aim: Air Force FULLER, ANNIE DELORES (Ba) Sightseeing Club Safety Club Bible Club Aim: Secretary MOST LOYAL John Stackhouse and Maxine Williams GARRETT, VIVIAN F. (Vip) Bible Club N.H.A. Club Tri-Hi-Y Aim: Airline Hostess HAMILTON, CAROL JEAN (Jen) Science Club Aim: Nurse HAYES, GERALD L. (Rover) Varsity Club 1 Glee Club Aim: Engineer HAMILTON, LEVI JR. Band Varsity Club Aim: Mortician m m MOST RELIGIOUS HAMILTON, WILLIE JEAN Aim: Secretary HARDY, MABLE THOMASINE Honor Society Vice President of Senior Class Editor Yearbook Staff Frank Daniels and Helen Brodie Aim: Psychologist HARGROVE, WILLIAM Aim: Air Force HARPER, DORIS MARIE (Hoppergrass) Dramatics Club 2 Vice President 2 Yearbook Staff Aim: Cosmetologist HORTON, CATHRYNN Y. (Cat) Tri-Hi-Y Sight Seeing Club Aim: Secretary JOHNSON, KATIE LOUISE (Kate) N.H.A. Girls Glee Club Mixed Glee Club Aim: Social Worker HOWELL, INA GLORIA (Dump) Secretary of Bible Club Dramatics Club Aim: Secretary JACOBS, V. KENNON (B. B. D.) Varsity Bus Driver Yearbook Staff Baseball Team Aim: Barber CUTEST Evelyn Best and Elgin Reid JOHNSON, CHARLES R. (Liver) Basketball Safety Patrol Glee Club Aim: Armed Forces JOLLY, JOHN K. (Cookie) Student Council Yearbook Staff President - Glee Club Basketball Aim: Electrical Engineer JONES, LAURA JEAN (L.J.J.) Student Council Dramatics Club 1, 2 Aim: Practical Nurse KEITH, COLUMBUS (June) Basketball Explorer Club Aim: Science Major f ■•••• ■ _ i k m MOST UNDERSTANDABLE Harold Batiste and Carolyn Robertson KING, BARBARA JEAN (Wasel) Bible Club Glee Club Newspaper Editor Aim: Teacher KOONCE, WAYNE JUNIOR (Hezekiah) Aim: Carpenter JONES, WILLIAM (Teet) Football (Captain) 1, 2,3,4 Aim: Star Football Player KORNEGAY, KING DAVID (Chuck) Band Club Aim: Bricklayer H f, I LANE, BOOKER T. (Boy) Varsity Club Aim: Bricklayer or U.S. Marines LANGSTON, JAMES (Jimmie) Bible Club Safety Club Aim: Marine Captain LEGGETT, PATRICIA ANN (Pat) Safety Club Tri-Hi-Y Club Aim: Registered Nurse LEWIS, DOROTHY (Dot) Safety Patrol Bible Club Glee Club 2, 3 Aim: Beautician MOST POPULAR Harold Batiste and Brenda Thomas KORNEGAY, GEORGE Aim: Wrestler McDANIAL, GEORGE E. (Geor Jimmy) Sightseeing Club Band Club Vice President 2 Vice President Student Council Aim: Medical Doctor MANN, JAMES DONNIE JR. Math Club Band Club Aim: Engineer MOST HANDSOME Nathaniel Baldwin McCLARIN, VERDA M. (Ba) Bible Club Glee Club Aim: Cosmetologist McCOY, SHIRLEY ANN (Shirl) Dance Group 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 Aim: Professional Model McDuffie, myrtle RUTH (Turk) Bible Club Safety Patrol Club Glee Club Aim: Secretary McCRAY, ROOSEVELT Glee Club Band Club Hi-Y Club Varsity Club (Rosie Crier) Aim: Professional Football Player McKinney, willie MAE (Woo-Woo) French Club Tri-Hi-Y Cheerleader Aim: Secretary MICKENS, HERMAN JR. Varsity Club, Sight- seeing Club, Band Aim: Marines MOSER, CLAYTON ALTON (Al) Aim: Singer MILLER, MARGARET (Mess) President Dramatics 1,2 Honor Society Student Council Cheerleader MIDDLETON, SHIRLEY (Shirl) Bible Club Sightseeing Club Safety Club Aim: Private Secretary BEST LOOKING Elgin Reid and Laura Jones ROUSE, CLIFTON Baseball, Basketball Varsity Club Aim: Carpenter Aim: Lawyer MOSES, ERVIN L (Love) Aim: Marines ■ MOST ATTRACTIVE Nathaniel Baldwin and Minnie Baldwin MOSES, MARVIN JR. (Fire Ball) Explorer Club Aim: Marine Corps _________________ PACKER, FLOYD JR. (Goofey) Varsity Club 1, 2 Bus Driver Yearbook Staff Glee Club Aim: Barber PARKS, BETTY JANE (Bet) Tri-Hi-Y Club Science Club Safety Patrol Aim: Registered Nurse PARKS, MARVIN (Jimmie) Explorer Club Hi-Y Club Aim: Air Force PARKER, DAVID Aim: Football Player PATTERSON, LYNDON (Dwight) Band Club 1, 2, 3 Aim: Mortician or Mathematician PHILLIPS, BARBARA JEAN (Hurt) Safety Patrol Bible Club Aim: Registered Nurse PATTERSON, EARL JOSEPH Bible Club Safety Club Aim: College PEACOCK, FREDERICK DOUGLAS JUNIOR (June) Baseball, Basketball 3 Dance Group, Varsity Club 2 Glee Club 2 Aim: Building Contractor Floyd Packer and Sandra Coston PEARSALL, DONNA KATHRYN (Sugar Babe) NHA Glee Club Dramatics Band Aim: Airline Hostess POPE, DELORES ANITA (Sister) Bible Club Band Club Glee Club Aim: Secretary RICHARDSON, BARBAR ANN (Barb) Tri-Hi-Y Math Club National Homemakers of America Yearbook Staff Aim: Nurse or Peace Corps POWELL, WILLIAM RODGER (Simp) Safety Club Dance Group Dramatics Club Aim: Artist Norman Rhodes and Essie Williams REID, ELGIN DEVON President of Sophomore Class Student Council Yearbook Staff Aim: Army REID, JACQUELINE (Jackie) Bible Club Glee Club Aim: Beautician I RHODES, NORMAN (Pe’Pe) Varsity Club Science Club Safety Club Student Council Aim: Musical Enter- tainer REID, LARRY THOMAS Student Council Glee Club Varsity Club Safety Club Aim: Air Force RICHARDSON, ROGER EUGENE (Jay) President of Explorer Club Varsity Club Aim: Air Force Pilot ROBERTSON, CAROLYN (Roach) NHA Student Council President of Honor Society Yearbook Staff Aim: Registered Nurse SMITH, FREDA Dance Group Aim: Dancer SMITH, LULA Majorette Honor Society President of State Student Council President of Senior Class Aim: Psychiatric Social Worker MOST ATHLETIC Harold Batiste and Brenda Thomas STACKHOUSE, JOHN Safety Patrol Aim: Policeman THOMAS, BRENDA R. (Bren) Dance Group 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club - Staff Aim: Business Educa- tion Teacher SUGGS, MAMIE Aim: Cosmetologist MOST TALKATIVE Isaac Best and Carolyn Robertson TAYLOR, JOSEPH EARL (Drag Strip Joe) Explorer Club School Bus Driver Aim: United States Marine Corps SWINSON, MINNIE RUTH (Wild One) Glee Club Library Club President of Glee Club Aim: Teacher VINSON, JAMES E. (Hub) A n tVi Z''' Ink TAYLOR, RUDOLPH (Steve) Aim: Laboratory Technician WARD, JO ANN (Jo) Band 1,2,3,4 President Band 3 Student Council Aim: Accountant WARREN, MARY JANET (Pus) Science Club Tri-H-Y Club Word Study Club Aim: Registered Nurse WATSON, LINDA WILLETTE (Lin) Bible Club Glee Club Aim: Seamstress WHITFIELD, LEE WOOD (Lee) Explorer Club Dramatics Club Aim: U. S. Air Force WHITFIELD, ELEANOR DELORES (Babae) Cheerleader 1, 2 Parliamentarian of Junior Class Yearbook Staff Aim: Dental Technician MOST HUMOROUS Calvin Atkinson and Willie McKinney WILLIAMS, ESSIE MELVIN (Lee) Safety Patrol Aim: Registered Nurse WILLIAMS, EARL (Professor) French Club Junior Hi-Y Club Business Manager of Senior Class Aim: Air Force Pilot WHITLEY, VESTER JR. (Fish) Varsity Club Parliamentarian Basketball Baseball Football Aim: Bricklayer mm BEST DANCERS Vester Whitley and Freda Smith WHITE, MURIEL (Princess) Bible Club 1 Debating Club Aim: Fashion De- signer or Home Economics Teacher WHITE, SIM (Chewing Tongue) Dramatics Aim: History Teacher 1 WILLIAMS, MAXINE Student Council 2 Secretary of National Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y Yearbook Staff Aim: Public Accountant WOOTEN, SHELTON Aim: Bricklayer SIMMONS, MARIE (Boot) Science Club Bible Club Tri-Hi-Y Club Word Study Club Aim: Teacher MORRIS, WILLIAM (Bllba) French Club Press Club Aim: Business Career SHERARD, CLEOPATRA (Poochie) Hi-Y Glee Club Press Club Aim: Secretary BEST, EUGENE (Jimmy) Aim: Engineer WYNN, CHARLES (Hen) Safety Club Safety Patrol Football Yearbook Aim: Teacher SCOTT, JOSEPH JR. (Butch) Football Aim: Teacher SIMMONS, ANNIE Glee Club Safety Club Dramatics Aim: Practical Nurse IN MEMORY OF Steps to Success - Lives of great men all remind us j We can make our lives sublime And departing leaves behind us Foot prints on the sands of time. Listen! Listen! According to a recent bulletin there will be an important meeting of the Senior Class of Dillard High School tonight at 8 P. M. The meeting is called to draw highlights of four years at dear old Dillard. The Shrine of golden opportunities appeared in 1960 when we made our first step into high school. Mr. Hugh V. Brown was principal, Lula Smith was class president and Sonja Hobbs served as recording secretary. Branching off into academic, vocational, industrial and general curricula we met with strong competition from the upper class- men. Eleanor D. Whitfield, supported by our vigorous efforts, won second place in the school wide contest for Miss Homecoming 1960. Sadness fell upon our freshman year when Alonzo Cherry passed. With our second step into the Sophomore year we triumphed with Mr. John H. i Wooten as principal. Elgin Reid was president, Doris Harper was Vice President, and Muriel White was Recording Secretary. The third step was into the limelights of Sophisticated Juniors. Class officers were Harold Batiste, president; George McDaniel, vice president; Norma Cherry, Re- cording Secretary. We recall the sensational presentation of our Junior’Play, Terror In The Suburbs. Continuing with full strength ahead, we moved into preparation for the long-awaited Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom was, as our principal stated, the best yet. Names of our classmates dominated the list of officers elected to the Student Council during 1962-63. Harold Batiste was president, George McDaniel was Vice, Carolyn Robertson and Norma Cherry were Corresponding and Recording secretaries. Lula Smith reached for president of the State Student Council and won. What a gala year! Now, in the final year of high school memories, we are led by President Lula Smith, Vice nresxuent, Thomasine Hardy; Recording Secretary, Norma Cherry and Corresponding Secretary, Minnie Baldwin. Our lives are beautified with varied and i illuminating experiences. We have had our ups and downs, but we have the right to claim all good accomplished. With patience and perseverance the survivors of previous years mount the precipice for seniors only. A Class As A Unit is the last impression. Our last assembly haunts us with these lines from the pen of Longfellow’s Psalm of Life, We can make our lives sublime And departing leaves behind us Foot prints on the sands of time. Historian Minnie Baldwin DtCtancL Gun s4( tta Tune: Tschaikowsky’s Piano Concerto (B Minor) Dear Dillard High Now We launch our rocket high to success Our Alma Mater, Blest! Dear Dillare High, soon we’ll part, Our future lives to prepare, Of memories in our hearts We never shall be unaware. We’re confident of success, Because, with youth, we are Blest; For we shall break the chains which hinder literacy, And smooth the paths, the glorious paths, to great democracy. The brand new world, we shall see, Demands Ability. Like satellites, will revolve, A globe of problems, now to solve. We must invest energy, combined with industry, To reach our goal, we must have faith and trust; The world we build-will be forever free-will e’er be free. Dillard we Love, God bless these sacred walls; Spacious and Tall, with busy halls, knowledge and power free. Now we can see, opportunity you open the door and many more will build a world that’s free. If we, the youth, set the pace, then god will guide us through Grace. Although we must say ”Adieu” to Loving Parents - Friends so true. We raise our voices, tonight In ferment harmony bright; How good it is to join in joyful Glee, together, with beauteous tone or lovely song and melody. Dear Dillard High Now we launch our rocket high to success Our Alma Mater - Blest! Carolyn Robertson, Maxine Williams Barbara Richardson MOTTO: We launch the rocket of ambition to land on the planet of success. CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation DILLARD HI NEWS MAY 1, 1978 ALUMNI SECTION NATIONAL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The National Association of teachers will meet December 12, 1978. Those representing the Golds- boro district will be: Miss Mary Barnes, Mrs. Norma Burden (Norma Cherry), Mr. Carl Fennell, Mrs. Minnie Barnes (Minnie Swinson), Mrs. Muriel Herring (Muriel White), Mr. Columbus Keith, Miss Delois Faison, Miss Barbara King, and Mr. Joseph Scott. MUSICAL PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN IN THE WHITE HOUSE A musical program will be given, Mr. Isaac Best formerly a student of Dillard High in the White House. Mr. Best has received a master’s degree in music from Howard University. GLOBETROTTERS - FEATURE DILLARD STUDENT Former Dillard High School Student, Mr. Harold Batiste, has been elected to play with the world famous Globetrotters. He will have a permanent position starting January 10, 1978. GET HIGH POSITIONS AT WALTER REID HOSPITAL The following young ladies were given top posi- tions in their fields of nursing: Miss Christine Anderson, Mrs. Marjorie M. Forbes (Minnie Balwin) Miss Evelyn J. Best, Miss Helen Broadie, Mrs. Brenda Whitfield (Brenda Crawford) Miss Vivian Davis, Miss Carol Hamilton, Mrs. Laura Whitley (Laura Jones) Mrs. Patricia Moses (Patricia Leggett) Mrs. Betty Cogdell (Betty Parks) Miss Carolyn Robertson, Miss Annie Simmons, Miss Janet Warren, and Miss Essie Williams, Mrs. Harold Batiste (Ina Howell) Mrs. Frankie Simmons (Brenda Thomas) Mrs. Vivian Day (Vivian Garrett) SEVERAL GRADUATES OF DILLARD HIGH SCHOOL RECEIVED SECRETARIAL POSITIONS IN GOVERN- MENT Many students who have recently graduated from Dillard High School and later from the colleges of their choices were given secretarial positions in the United States Government. The following young ladies were honored with such positions: Mrs. Gertrude Worrells (Gertrude Barnes), Miss Hyacinthia Becton, Miss Connie Best, Mrs. Louise Jordan (Louise Buck- rham), Miss Fannie Coley, Miss Annie Fuller, Miss Willie J. Hamilton, Mrs. Doris Coley (Doris Harper). MATH STUDENT BECOMES PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Mr. Eugene Best who has graduated from the University of Mississippi with a bachelor’s degree and later from Howard University with a master’s degree and now studying at Yale University has been elected as president of the ’’Old Miss Campus. IMPORTANT ARCHITECT TO PLAN THE PRESI- DENT’S LIVING QUARTERS Mr. Shelton Wooten has been awarded the job of planning the president’s living quarters in Palm Beach, Florida. Mr. Wooten has had years of experience and has a well known record for his works. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED Mr. and Mrs. James Bryant, (Connie Best) celebrated their 12th anniversary yesterday. Many guests were present; a few were: Mr. James Coley and wife (Doris Harper), Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bryant (Joann Ward), Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hamilton II (Grace Best), Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tate (Eleanor Whitfield). (?1 Z44 T tCC We, the members of the Senior Class of Dillard High School being sound in mind and body, in spite of our advisors - Mr. Parker, Mrs. Minnis, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Hughes; in our last will and testament signed under the seal of sorrows and woes, do hereby bestow the becoming necessities which we must get rid of on our associates who are still under the ban of English, Science, Mathematics, and History. Article I To our Principal, Mr. Wooten, we leave an ideal group of students who are never tardy or absent; and our gratitude for helping and guiding us on the road to success. Article II To the Faculty, we leave words of appreciation for giving us the real meaning of an education. Article HI To the underclassmen, we leave you our seats in the classrooms and in the auditorium. Article IV Muriel White leaves her Home Economics ability to Gloria Herring. Norma Cherry Wills her secretarial ability to her sister, Frances. Lula Smith wills her hair to Jerelene Jones. To Grotha Moses, Patricia Leggett wills her shortness. Thomasine Hardy wills her legs to Martha Borden. Harold Batiste leaves his ability to play basketball to his brother, John. Allen Anderson wills Charles Miller his shoes. Doris Harper wills her typing ability to Rosa Jackson. Kennon Jacobs wills his ability to drive to Bessie Scott. Brenda Crawford leaves her senior seat to the last of the Crawfords. Barbara Richardson wills her singing ability to William Jetton. Carl Fennell wills his ability to capture rebounds to William Keith. Columbus Keith leaves his driving ability to Rudolph Coley. George Benton wills his diploma to Charles Miller. Louise Buckhram wills her singing ability to Lois Bynum. Normon Rhodes wills his ability to sing to Eugene Whitfield. Levi Hamilton wills to his brother Lamont his ability to beat drums. Connie Best wills to Linda Knight her ability to talk to boys. Melvin Coley wills his senior seat to Luther Dawson. Eleanor Whitfield wills her attractiveness to Bessie Darden. Minnie Baldwin leaves her Intelligence to Dorothy Jean Best. To Nettie Sherard, Vester Whitley wills his ability to love. John Jolly wills his voice to Darnell Thomas. In witness thereof, we the members of the class of 63 do set our hand and seal this thirty- first day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand-nine-hundred-sixty-three. The Class of 63 Witnesses: Thomasine Hardy Barbara Richardson Norma Cherry Notary Public: Carolyn Robertson swm m K feBW | � .iW Iteiill %';fVsi- Di'i'vtJSI UNIOIllCNlO mm- : ilB:li Ctfc Wmmimim jroTCH • JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Nannie Johnson, Chaplain Charles Scott, Parliamentarian Luther Dawson, Vice President Claude Hatch, President Frances Cherry, Secretary Alexander Bryant, Marshal Barbara Spencer, Treasurer Angeline Moore, Corresponding Secretary James Swinson, Business Manager Ayers, Thomas Barnes, Earl Booth, George Borden, Gloria Borden, Martha Braswell, Florence Brooks, Mamie Bryant, Alexander Bryant, Shirley Coley, Rudolph Cooper, Margaret Cooper, Mildred Dawson, Luther Flowers, Kenneth Grant, Barbara Hicks, Johnson Johnson Katrina , Delilah , Nannie Sue Spruill President of 11-2 Kirk, Cynthia Kornegay, Annie Matthews, Dorothy Mickens, James Moses, Grotha Pate, Robert Jones, Patricia President of 11-1 Bagley, Kenneth Hatch, Claude President of 11-3 Barnes, Clara Bunn, Nora Carlisle, Mildred Cherry, MaryF. Darden, Jankie Durham, Kenneth Fennell, Walter Frazier, Gladys Gills, Douglas Holmes, Catherine Hines, Johnnie i i Parks, Delores Scott, Charles Speight, Wilhelmina Spencer, Barbara A. Stallings, Vivian Summers, Geraldine Vann, Jewel Ward, Richard Wilson, Ronald Wiggins, Wilhelmina Woodard, Charles Wooten, Thomas Parks, Josephine Philyaw, Orcaster Brown, Carl Campbell, Carl Daniels, Esther Edwards, Almeta Exum, Doris Flowers, Earlene George, Carolyn Green, Shirley Holmes, Andrew Worrells, Donald President of 11-4 Isler, Annie Keith, William Lane, Veronica Monk, Geraldine Moser, Mamie McBride, James Rhodes, Robert Rouse, Samuel Simmons, Bessie Smith, James Stephens, Henry Thompson, Bradford Thomas, Darnell Smith, Mary Taylor, Patsy Stephens, Barbara President of 11-5 Anderson, Annie Blue, Ruby Best, Detra Brewer, Inez Brown, Kirby Cherry, Earlene Cox, Dorothy Ford, Gloria Jean Forte, Shirley Height, Emmet Herring, Mae Isler, Barbara Kornegay, Willie Kornegay, Robert Lofton, Bertha Raynor, Donnell Reese, Jerrie Sims, Doris Smith, Betty Smith, Michael Swinson, James Ward, Gloria Whitley, Patricia Williams, Fannie Jones, Jerlene Royal, Ruby Rowe, Thelma . Bannerman, Patricia Barnes, Harold Barnes, Linda Bennett, Annie Best, Dorothy Black, Jessie Eagleson, Wilson Jr. President of 11-6 Bryant, Carolyn Cain, James Coley, Helen Flanagan, Margie Greenfield, Jimmy Hicks, Naomi Kent, Carolyn Kornegay, Walter Lewis, Billy Lewis, Delvia Loftin, Floyd Marsh, Charles Mickens, Carnell Middleton, Brenda Moore, Angeline Morris, Doris McIntyre, Kenneth McIntyre, Patricia SmiCtft ‘y KMyA ff Junior Class Production I Kathy, the little girl with a Big Problem” 2. Patsy Taylor 3. Luther Dawson 4. Gloria Lofton 5. Charles Shaw 6. Angeline Moore 7. Mary Smith 8. Donald Worrells 9. Kenneth Bagley 10. Cynthia Kirk 11. Barbara Grant 12. Walter Fennell 13. Clara Barnes Sofi6o Kone 0££ccen SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Curtis Phillips, President Annetta Dawson, Business Manager Shirley Ward, Treasurer Gwendolyn Crawford, Secretary Mary Uzzell, Assistant Secretary Annie Peacock, Parliamentarian - MOTTO - i STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE Allen, Ennis Atkinson, Carolyn Bell, Jessie Bell, Timothy Best, Beverly Best, Dorothy Best, Leroy Blount, William Booth, Barbara Britt, Edna Britt, Ruby Brown, Jo Ann Burden, Doris Burden, Patricia Borden, Mary Burney, Carl Coley, Clarence Coley, Gloria Craft, Shirley Daniel, Larry Dawson, Freddie Durant, Sandra Fennell, Isabelle Ford, Laforest Garret, Janie Hardy, Norman Hill, Brenda Hill, Glendora Hines, Leslie Hobbs, Jesse Houpe, Margaret Isler, Jackie Jackson, Jahtham Jackson, Rosalene Joyner, Edan Kates, Carolyn Lewis, Judith McCarter, Clarence McDaniel, Gerald Peacock, Annie Phillips, Curtis Pridgen, Mary Robertson, Robert Sherard, Marvin Siler, Monte Smith, Elain Smith, Catherine Spicer, Sarah Slalling, Delorse Swinson, Charles Artis, Richard Barkley, Alvin Barnes, Brenda Barnes, Lubert Bell, Carrie Bishop, Carol Bryant, Linda Brinson, Betty Burden, Ernestine Carter, Carolyn Clarke, David Cobbs, Janice Craig, Judith Cox, Samuel Cain, Daisy Edwards, Lillie Exum, Evelyn Ferrell, Mary Flowers, Shirley Ford, Charlie Frazier, Daniel Futrelle, Ben Harper, Douglas Henderson, Donnie Hill, Daisy Horner, Melvin Horton, Rosa Langely, Ethel Johnson, Thelma Laneyston, Milton Lawson, Douglas Martin, Elizabeth McNair, Henrietha Miller, Charles Moses, Louvenia Person, Nancy Parker, Carolyn Raynor, Annie Raynor, Hubert Richardson, Edward Roberts, Gloria Simmons, Sylvanius Stokes, Jimmie Taylor, Johnny Ward, Shirley Warren, Donnie Waters, Adell White, D. Jean White, Letha Whitfield, Eugene Alston, Janice Atkinson, Patricia A. Becton, Annie R. Bell, Gloria Bowden, Belly Braswell, Hubert Brown, Joarful Coley, Gloria Crawford, Gwendolyn Crawford, Lenora Dordin, Bessie Faison, Letha Ford, Minnie R. Fredrick, Leodus L. Grant, Robert Gregory, Henry Hamilton, Gloria Herring, Gloria Hobbs, Carolyn Howard, Charles Hubbard, Joyce Johnson, Linda Jones, Lola Leggett, Robert Lewis, Helen Marsh, Genger Marshel, Blonnie McPeril, Vivian Moore, Phenbie McNeil, Inez McKoy, Delores Newsome, Lila Patterson, Clayon Patrick, Jeffery Robertson, James Solomon, Thomasine Scott, Bessie Sherard, Nettie Smith, Patricia Stevens, Christine Stevens, Lula Stohis, Zela Wash, Owen Whitfield, Delena Wiggs, Frederick Bell, Albert Berry, Bruce Black, Larry Bowden, Doris Burden, Christine Darden, James Graham, Mamie Hall, William Jackson, Shirley Jacobs, Willie James, Jarmon Johnson, Joe Mac Jordan, Lafayette Kornegay, Eddie Lane, Charles Lewis, Bertha Lewis, Richard Lewis, Robert Lynn, William Merritweather, Edward Musgrave, Robert Pereall, Mary Pope, Curtis Porter, Paul Pridgen, James Rouse, Carl Silver, Ester Smith, Melton Solomon, William Taylor, James Washington, Edward Washington, Leroy Waters, Hattie Whitfield, Janet Wilson, Donnell Wilson, Margaret Woodard, Flonnie Wooten, Geraldine Wooten, Thelma Worrells, Fletcher Worrells, Shirley Uzzell, Mary Williams, Dorsey Williams, Jeanette Williams, Lessie Wm Allen, Betty Hill, James Allen, Maxine Hill, Linda Alston, William Hines, David Armstrong, Chester Hines, Herbert Artis, Dephine Hines, Sylvia Atkinson, Joyce Hinson, James Atkinson, Jimmy Hodges, Doreen Bagley, Shelton Holder, Arthur Bater, Glenda Holland, Janice Barnes, Elmer Holoman, Helen Baldwin, Donald Hooker, Donald Barden, Edna Horner, Joseph Barfield, Mary Howard, Annette Barnes, Roberta Howard, Amizah Barnes, Thelma Howard, Marion Barfield, Doris Hubbard, Barbara Barr, Linda Isler, Harold Batiste, John Jackson, Betty Batts, Agnes Jacobs, Sallie Bingham, Linda Jarman, Carl Bell, Ruby Jarmen, James Best, Blonnie Jones, Donald Best, Decorour Jones, Donnell Best, Elizabeth Jones, Faye Best, Janice Jones, James Bowden, Odell Brown, William Best, Mabel Braswell, Anna Best, Linda Braswell, Brenda Best, Robert Braswell, Carolyn Blount, Jimmy Brazil, Carlton Brewington, Doris Boney, Marion Britton, Essie Bowden, Dorothy Bingham, Linda Britt, Mabeltine Jones, Judy Brown, Bernice Johnson, Linda Brown, Louise Bryant, Ethelene Jones, Linwood Bryant, Edna Johnson, Margaret Bryant, Edward Bryant, Lula Jones, Winston Bryant, Rosalind Johnson, Gilbert Bryant, Ruby Bryant, Sarah Bryant, Thomas Johnson, Linda Bunch, Thurman Johnson, Sammy Bynum, Eleanor Joyner, Dorothy Burden, Donnell Kennon, Boss Campbell, Julia Carmichael, John King, James Coley, Carolyn King, Jessie Coley, Clenimesto Coley, Bobby King, Mary Cowan, Ronnie King, Sandra Cox, James I Cox, Raymond King, Shirley Cox, Sandra Lane, Roosevelt Crews, Edith Crowder, Calvin Lewis, Judy Dancy, William Lane, Nellie Daniels, Rossie Darden, Aline Lewis, Geraldine Daniels, Doretha Lane, Johnny Davis, Herman Davis, Jerry Lane, Sandra Davis, Rosa Lawson, Charles Davis, Thurman Dawson, Annette Lewis, Wilhelmina Dawson, Teresa Loftin, Carol Dixon, Norman Dixon, James Loftin, Margaret Edwards, Nathan Lucus, Bobby Ellis, Barbara Evans, Leroy Manuel, Jeffery Exum, James Marsborn, Larry Exum, Shirley Faison, Archie Martin, Charles Faison, Peggy Martin, James Langue, Esthel F. Flowers, Jimmy McCral, Edna Flowers, Donnell McCoy, Rickey Flowers, Richard Flowers, William McDuffie, Annie Ford, Joyce McEachen, Oscar Forte, Rosa I Forte, Samuel McElroy, Patricia Foster, Patricia McKethen, Mildred Foust, Patricia Foye, Roosevelt McKinize, Birl Gills, Marjorie McKinnon, Alexander Grantham, Ernest Grantham, Mamie McLeod, Annie Carol Gray, A. J. McNair, Robert Greenfield, Connell Greenfield, Willie Midtens, Mack Gregory, Willie Mae Mitlon, Martha Griffin, Carolyn Griffin, Edward Monk, James Hall, Esther Monk, James Ham, Georgia Hamilton, Clarence Monisey, Geraldine Hamilton, Lamount Moses, Hugh Van Hamilton, Thommy Hannae, Ronnie Munford, Ralph Hannar, Ervin Munford, Betty Harris, Clayton Hardy, Angeline Murphy, Douglas Hargrove, Sandra Murray, Lafyette Harvey, William Hayes, David Newsome, Bobby Heath, Arthur Oaten, Jerry Heath, Leona Hicks, Clarence Oaten, Joyce Hill, Evelyn Packer, Brenda Hill, Janice Taylor, Melvin Taylor, Gloria Taylor, James Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Mary Thompson, Waddell Thompson, Allen Thompson, Gloria Thornton, Donald Thornton, Arrold Toler, Patricia Townsend, Catherine Vaughn, Lawerence Walls, J. C. Washington, Johnnie Walls, Annie Ward, K. Frances Waters, Diana Waters, Milton Ward, Mineran Wellington, Hattie Weathers, Donald White, Betty Whitley, Gerald Whitfield, Grace William, Larry Wiley, Joseph Wiley, Regina Williams, Jesse Williams, Robert Wiggs, Queen Esther Williams, Joyce Williams, John Wasten, Warren Wooten, Zilphia Worrells, Linda Worrells, William Wooten, Sylvia Worrells, Lefonza Wooten, Johnny Wooten, Roger Wynn, James Yeleverton, Mary Young, John Yeleverton, Yoett Yeventon, Sarah Packer, Ethel Parks, Doris Parks, Geraldine Parks, Richard Parrott, Izell Patrick, Toni Powell, Calvin Ravner, Waverly Reid, Levora Reid, Annie Reid, James Renfrou, Geraldine Russell, Eddie Rouse, Jimmie Robertson, Milton Rhodes, Earl Rowe, Willie Rouse, Alice Rowe, Acquanetta Rodgers, Audrey Sampson, Edward Sounders, Emilly Scott, Janice Sheard, Delia Shealy, Johnice Sheard, Charles Shereld, Bobby Shell, Jackie Simmons, Broddie Simmons, Lerre Smith, Charlie Smith, Gail Smith, Mary Smith, Patrick Smith, Ronnie Smith, Willie Speight, Ervin Spells, Gloria Spruill, Larry Spruill, John Stackhouse, James Stallings, Emelda Steven, Joseph Summers, Christine Swinson, Tehadeus Swinson, Zelda 7 c£Ccvtct 'T'liyfa Sc6oo£ Our thanks go to Mr. Brown, Mr. Wooten and Dr. Shope for having conceived a plan to continue education for students who had to drop out of Day School and for adults who desire to complete their education. The weekly sessions on Mondays and Thursdays include courses necessary for a high school diploma. English, science, mathematics, social studies, health and typ- ing are taught. Regular commencement exercises are held at the close of each night school year. Rev. J. E. Arnette, Rev. Ronald Coley and Mr. Hugh V. Brown have been commencement speakers. Mrs. J. B. Carr, Mrs. T. I. Johnson, Mrs. A. W. Minnis, Mrs. R. A. Siler, Mr. A. B. Parker, Mr. J. H. Anderson, Mrs. D. D. Jones, Mrs. Majorie Cowan, Mrs. Mary Cowan, Mrs. C. M. Barnes, Mr. Neal A. Stitt and Mr. Andrew Holmes have all been faculty members. In the three years of its operation, the school has graduated more than forty-five students. Some have gone to college and others have been able to obtain better jobs. - Mrs. C. M. Barnes Faculty Chairman THEME: PREPARING NOW FOR THE FUTURE THROUGH ADULT EDUCATION. School SettCVl 4etu(t Sduc tioti S te ta te t4 Otci JUNIOR ENGLISH Mrs. A. W. Minnis - Teacher I FRESHMAN ENGLISH Mrs. M. W. Cowan - Teacher SENIOR ENGLISH Mrs. A. W. Minnis - Teacher I i s4cCuit Sducctfcott @CcM4€ BIOLOGY Mrs. C. M. Barnes - Teacher Mrs. M. TYPING W. Cowan - Teacher CITIZENSHIP Mr. A. Holmes - Teacher MH 4cUdt £duaAtc M (?lci44e ' . I im m i|||jp HYGIENE Mrs. C. M. Barnes - Teacher i U. S. HISTORY Mr. A. Holmes - Teacher William iJ n K Joiiy fiaroia BatistofcDorothy � w mmu■■ ■, 11; -• � •- • ooo -. . . : Hamilton Baldwin Clifton rtous ycinthjfl Floyd mpben Virginia Smith jVelyn Best Ti$ THE TRUTH r.arnei. Sr ncus£s mil LARD HIGH SCHOOL AT WORK ON s4 t 4ctcve ‘P UttccfrcU Working at his desk . . . i ww a vW Returning from an appointment . . . Discussing Civic Issues . . . 9 U4t te44. @Ca64e4- 'P’tefttine fan ‘P 4itco t o£ uZeetdenA tfe Ina Howell, Barbara Grant and Mary Cherry are developing their Shorthand skills by taking dictation from records. Doris Harper learns to clean a Typewriter Louise Buckrham prepares to mimeograph a project 0 uccC icc; cutcC OUR GUIDANCE SERVICES IN GROUPS TO SET GOALS TO REACH THEM Mrs. Hardy and William Blount (Sophomore) Mrs. Hardy and a Representative meet with a group of seniors Mrs. Manns instructs in quick reference procedures LIBRARY HONOR I SteetttuzC Oax School HELP US INDIVIDUALLY AND AND DETERMINE WAYS from Lincoln University, Penn. Students learn the techniques of circulation ASSISTANTS Students study the Origin of Animal and Plant Life '7fCz6e 'ioyne4 t t £ ty£c l ■ OUR To teach students the basic grammar rules as well as other essential knowledge. To develop the ability to listen Mrs. D. D. Jones supervises a class in literary listening Bobby Coley plays the album. SoctaC Studied Quiz Programs play an important part in Mr. Green’s English Mrs. McKoy makes good use of Classes teaching Social Studies t s4cCvtutce t tOtfoi AIMS and to evaluate discriminately. To emphasize joy to be found in books and to make reading an adven- ture, not a chore. Mrs. Minnis and her students enjoy scanning through books in the Library. Peut euut mm Imm | | 'J . her charts, globes, maps etc. in Mrs. W. C. Jones's English Classes presents a forum - Are Radio, Tele- vision, and Motion Pictures threats to Leisure Reading? Annie Peacock is the leader. z upcuzye4 Ofcett 'T'leut 'WokCcU, 1 U IK ' II V msm Miss S. E. Jones and Mrs. M. K. Jackson are our Foreign Language Teachers. — t6e ‘79tc Mt eJttetcL t6e ( unt Un Miss Isler's Dramatics Class is ready for the festival Sdacutcou 0Dev Sound odte HMII • '. U I I littiii wmm i7 t4faucton Mr. E. Elliott Mrs. . J. B. Cox Mr. R. Dowery ’7?fcrf ie KCrfic4 fo Johnny Barnes demonstrates a typical polar graph of the equation: Y-10 sine 30 while class observes him. Mr. Green points out a typical problem from the S M S G Group in teaching The trigonometry class enjoys using their MODERN MATHEMATICS; slide rules to figure percentages for a Science 'Jaetyfo t6e Pictured above is a group of science students performing an experiment to determine the effect electrolytes and nonelectrolytes have on the boiling and freezing points of a solution. STATISTICS REPORT From the Mathematics The General Science Class shown above are learning how electro-magnets Department. work. SENIOR MASONRY Oufi 1 ocatcoKcU (?la44e4. ' i •H A momm LIVE PROJECTS include: 1. A house on Miller Street - Morning Class Afternoon Class Special Project - E JUNIOR MASONRY 02Ve beanti faf 'Dottty By Shelton Wooten Afternoon Class “We ean t SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS 1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS a� j'- m,. • • ■- o . SOPHOMORE CLASS Mr. W. P. Siler - Instructor FRESHMAN CLASS Mr. W. T. Macon - Instructor 'ftyotpte £co tMttc , Mrs. E. S. Jones - Home Economics Teacher BOYS ENJOY HOME ECONOMICS, TOO Miss O. Douglas - Home Economics Teacher MANY GIRLS MAKE THEIR OWN DRESSES 'Dcven cfteet vofieneittve pM a 'Jfeect 'DenteutcU, 4c6ceve He tt ‘79Coca£c • ■ ■ ■ 76e 0t¥4si Ko U ou4 ££ee U ti e “3e tefet pnatn .Mi OFFICE STAFF Mr. C. Matthews Mrs. K. Lewis Mr. Thomas Mr. J. Hobbs CUSTODIAN STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. M. T. Lincoln Manager Mrs. H. B. Rouse Mrs. M. H. Cates Mrs. J. C. King Mrs. M. H. Pridgen _ - Oun, School s4ctcvitte President George Wilson (center) discusses a plan with Principal John H. Wooten, Sr., Vice President; Mrs. Willie Q. Jones, Secretary; and Mrs. Eliza O. Jones, Treasurer. Mrs. Geneva Hamilton, ’’Fathers of Dillard” have organized to improve working relations of parents and patrons of the school. Mr. Henry Gregory (3rd from left) is President. G. Barnes D. Pope I. Howell V. McCarin W. J. Hamilton B. Richardson C. Wynn K. Jacobs G. Kornegay J. Hall C. Atkinson R. L. Dixon R. Alston M. Swinson L. Atkinson B. Crawford P. Leggette N. Cherry L. Reid L. Whitfield C. Fennell L. Moses J. Dawson E. Best M. Barnes L. Black V. Davis E. Whitfield B. King S. Foreman E. Reid K. Armstrong C. Robertson F. Peacock J. Bryant F. Fennell Some of the Tiger Strength William Jones Played in Shrine Bowl held in Durham Just before Game This one is in the bag! Section Se rion — — Occt lutciftaC t te 0?cn4t 7o4 HAROLD BATISTE Z tM vtct Captain All State W. EAGLESON, G R. WILSON, G L. JACKSON, C R. BRYANT, G. IE t t t6e Tfeca I Co-Captain N. BALDWIN, G C. FENNELL, F - “Play ‘gaMl . mm: mmmmm mWLmimmm mKam P| t ' v - -'. Mllll IfLaKa v,wwPc'. •®c-;,v;v' ■ ‘v ' ' v ' ' • jOPMi IIP §N Student (Quoted 0 £een President Harold Batiste; Vice President George McDaniel; Secretary - Carolyn Robertson Student @ouucit 0?%e H ene “ityottwt Society “D. rty.S. 'Heatc St M I 4 (ead Ki Bj H yr ? ■ T £M$li ■ .-, y , i , y ’ x. ' • •- •' . Safety PatnM @o tceA4to t Sfruut 02O n6en Volume 33 — Number 1 Price 15 Cents Dillard High School, Goldsboro, N. C., October, 1962 T'g ers Awarded Medals, Letters Members of last year’s teams received medals and letters at the first pep meeting of the year September 7. Members of the Varsity Basketball team receiv- ing medals were, Harold Batiste, Nathaniel Baldwin, Carl Fen- nell, William Newkirk, William Jetton; Junior Varsity: Larry Williams, Earl Barnes, Charles Lane, Billy Lewis, Fletcher Wor- rells, William Keith, Claude Hatch. Football team members re- ceiving medals were: Hack Lewis, James Cain, Roosevelt McCrae, Larry Jackson, Paul Newkirk, William Jetton, Von- nell Lewis, Charles Wynn, gold football, William Jones, Letter, David Parker. Baseball mem- bers were: Vester Whitley, Hubert Daniels, William New- kirk, Kenneth McIntyre; Letters, Earl Barnes, Colonel Barnes, William Jetton. Members of the cheering squad were presented by Margaret Miller, the captain. They were Josephine Parks, Sally Jacobs, Gale Smith, Eliza- beth Martin, Janice Cobbs and Delilah Johnson. School Welcomes Many Newcomers On behalf of the faculty and students, Principal J. H.. Wooten and Student Council president, Harold Batiste, at the first as- sembly hour welcomed the new students who had enrolled for the year. They are: Joseph J. Scott, Vorhees School and Junior Col- 'Tfecvd ?Cci46e6f 9 New Additions To Dillard Faculty Parents, T Attend Firs Dillard Parent-T sociation had at its i of the school year and teachers who v installation ceremc officers for 1962-65 ports from committ couraging remarks 1 dent. In his brief re George Wilson, p stressed the import best efforts of the for the best supp school’s programs nounced the agenda as follows: September — Orie tor of typing iduate e. She Tyrea N. C. ate of coach also a lysical hence. : rk at . Mr. iyette- teach- iduate native C. If A A «3 • «9« ! • WA, 1V1 L 3 ney. Mrs. Rixene H Nine new instructors have joined the Dillard staff this year and two former instructors have returned after a leave of ab- sence. Mrs. R. O. Manns, librarian, is a native of New Bern, N. C. She is a graduate of Shaw University and has studied at the Univer- sity of North Carolina. The new home economic teacher is Mrs. O. M. Douglas from Charlotte, N. C. She is a graduate of North Carolina Col- lege. Mr. W. T. Macon also from Charlotte is a teacher of Indus- trial Arts, and is a graduate of A T College. The new teacher of Physical Education and Health is Mrs. J. nboro. lollege erman 1., and ool in educa- ate of s Col- ent at e has Ichool, ainlpg i Wil- Staten to the [all of teach a gra- lormer turned bsence State es, ab- las re- her of pes ver High School, Mount Oliver, N. C., and Larry J. Babineaux, North Mexico City. The freshmen are Allan Thompson, South Lumberton High School, Lumberton, N. C.; Shirley Exum, Norwayne School, Pikeville, N. C.; Roger Wooten, Shaw Junior High School, Washington, D. C.; (continued on page 2) D. C. T. ORBITS The Diversified Cooperative Training Program is off again tot a second successful year with, an enrollment of fifty students. More boys than girls registered and are seeking job placements No one, however, has lost sight Charles Miller, Dover High-faf the major purposes—to se- School, Dover, N. C.; Betty Mur- cure phy, P. S. Jones High Srhool I and occupational guidance and iougu, ixavy. Alumnus Of 1957 Receives Rank Of Lieut. Colonel Martel Scott, Jr., has been promoted to rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and is now Wing In- spector of the Air Force and Joint Inspector of the Army for Ks school, and Ar ' Donuty for 1 He Washington, j Bryant, Dunb Baltimore, M Blount, Corel- York, N. Y. CROP CROP 0P CRop CROP CROP HERE HERE E HtRE HERE HERE % imately tituxu siuucina l = placed at their training stations. information to receive j Arnold (ROTC) Air . d Air Force .. camp at Lackbo uo, last summer. xvAan,ci is a senior at Howard University. A yj JUlil ULiUD President Henry Gregory is requesting that more Dillard fathers and male patrons who are interested in uplifting, as- sisting and working to improve working relations of parents and patrons with the school, join the DH Fathers’ Organizations. At its meeting October 4, the group considered participation, in the Dillard Homecoming ac- tivity October 12, the safety of students following dismissal of school and in the State Health and Citizenship meeting to be held in Greenville in November. liook To Dillard High Library Goldsboro Lions Club has given the Dillard Library a book titled “Toward the Dawn,” by Bradshaw. The book tells of progress and history of the first quarter of a century of the North Carolina State Association for the Blind. Other gift selections, presen- ted by Robert Dowery, teacher and basketball coach, are “A Lion Is in the Street,” “The Tra- gedy of Hamlet,” Robinson Crusoe,” “The Foxes of Har- row,” “I Dare You”, and “Poema of Phyllis Wheatley.” eed 'ZCtftcC cuwt e lie Street ( oMtmoctutcf, (fatten, President - John Jolley; Vice President - Levi Hamilton, Jr.; Secretary - Linda Atkinson; As, Secretary - Doris Bowden; Business Manager - Harold Batiste. edce Stneet ( anunutUtty ( ente t PiC e (%( € Oxtct 'ftycOHWl Son: Dad, what makes an elephant so big? Father: I don’t know, son. Son: Why is a lion dangerous? Father: I don’t know, son. Son . Am I bothering you with my questions? Father: Not at all. You’ll never learn anything if you don’t ask. Geraldine: What’s the difference between a pill and a hill? Margaret: One is hard to get down and the other is hard to get up. « Teacher: Can anyone in the class tell me the meaning of the word appetite? Joyce (timidly raising her hand): I know, sir, when I’m eating I'm 'appy and when I’m done I’m tight. J{C Jjt Levi: You know I’ve just found out something new about women. Grace: What have you found out my dear Levi ? Levi: Give a woman an inch and she gets the idea she’s a ruler. Mable: You know now-a-days girls can’t count on boys. Jean: Then what else can they count on? Mable: The only thing a girl can count on nowa- days is her fingers. $ Biology Teacher: Define Anatomy for me, Jim. Jim . Anatomy is a gnat on me that annoys me. by Miss Norma Jean Cherry L. J.: Which do you like, the Red Sox or the White Sox? C. B.: Nylons: They get less runs. $ $ English Teacher: Cookie, will you tell the class the principle parts of Swim: Cookie (Eagerly says): Why of course I will, Miss Isler. Swim, Swam, and Float. $ $ Gloria: Why do little pigs eat so much? Carl: They’re trying to make hogs of themselves. Bren had just received an engagement ring and wore it down to breakfast the next morning. To her exasperation no one noticed the ring. Finally, after fuming and squirming throughout the meal, a lull came in the conversation, and she exclaimed loudly, My goodness, it’s hot in here. I think I’ll take off my ring. $ Teacher: Yes, Melvin, what is it? Melvin: I don’t want to scare you, but my old man said if I didn't get better grades, someone is due for a licking. Doris to conductor: I would like a ticket to New York. Conductor: Do you want to go by Buffalo? Doris: No, I prefer the train. $ Donnie: Do you think it’s right to punish folks for things they haven't done? Teacher: Why of course not, Donnie. Donnie: Good, because I didn’t do my Geometry assignment on Axioms and postulates. 0ft eat i DiManct 4Cu Pt«U, 7«tc. OFFICERS OF GOLDSBORO CHAPTER: Thelma Smith, Secretary; Helen Hartley, Treasurer; Josephine Young, Assistant Secretary; Mack Hicks, Scholarship Committee Repr. ; Raymond Smith, Vice President; Leslie Parks, President. OUT-OF-STATE CHAPTER PRESIDENTS Joseph Hill - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Washington, D. C. Hilda S. Jackson - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Philadelphia, Pa. Nathaniel Lawson - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Baltimore, Md. James Pelham------------------------------------- New York City Annual Meetings: September (Labor Day Weekend) February (George Washington’s Birthday) May (Memorial Day) EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Neal A. Stitt PURPOSE: To develop a more appreciative fellowship among ourselves, provide finan- cial assistance for graduates of Dillard, promote the general welfare of the school and community, and secure the workable relationship between ourselves and our Alma Mater. 'DiCCasicUte Left to Right Maxine Williams Connie Best Barbara Richardson Elgin Reid MableT. Hardy- Editor STANDING: Norma Cherry Carolyn Robertson Doris Harper- Typist Left to Right Harvey Barnes- Business Manager Johnny Barnes William Morris Sim White ■ We wish to thank everyone who has helped to make our yearbook a success. Left to Right John Jolly-Sport's Editor; Doris Harper; Associate Editor, James Bryant Minnie Baldwin Eleanor Whitfield Hycinthia Becton- Typist THE SENIOR CLASS OF '63 • ■t'B'Z L r OUR PATRONS A Friend Mrs. Mary Allen Mr. Eddie Anderson Jr. Miss Collie Austin Miss F. E. Atkins Mr. Audrey Baggett Mr. Jerry Barby Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barnes Mrs. Nokomis Barnes Mr. L. D. Baker Mrs. Fannie Battle Mr. Woodrow Bell Miss Hyacinthia Becton Mr. Leaveater Berry Miss Connie Best Mrs. Corean Best Mrs. Eula Best Mr. Linwood Best Mr. Milford Best Mrs. Noamia Best Rev. W. A. Blaswell Mrs. Essie P. Borden Mr. Leroy Borden Mrs. E. W. Bostic Mrs. D. Branch Mrs. Maybell Braswell Mr. Lorenzo Braswell Mrs. Mary Braswell Miss Mollie Braswell Mr. and Mrs. Cleaster Britt Mr. Charles E. Broadie Mrs. Lucindy Broadie Mr. Melvin Broadie Mr. Ivory Broadie Mr. Joseph Broadie Mrs. Beatrice Bryant Mrs. Dorothy Bryant Mr. James Bryant Mr. Vera Bryant Mrs. Janet Butler Mr. Lou M. Burden Mr. Ralph Burden Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Burden Mr. Alonzo Butler Jr. Mr. Alphonzo Butler Mr. Plimore Carr Mrs. James Chavis Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Cherry Mr. Johnnie Cole Mrs. R. A. Cole Mrs. A. D. Coley Mr. David Coley Mrs. Rosa Coley Mr. and Mrs. Thadis Coley Mrs. Virginia Coley Mr. John Coor Mrs. Gwendolyn Corney Mrs. Dorothy Cox Mr. and Mrs. John Cox Mrs. Gertha Cox Mr. OionE. Cox Mrs. Mary Craig Mr. Jerry B. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Willie L. Crawford Mr. A. C. Crowder Mr. James L. Cumming Mr. Hubert Daniels Mrs. Janie Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daniels Mrs. Nordicia Davis Mr. Norman Dixon Mrs. Gladys Daye Mrs. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Thero Davis Miss Annette Dawson Miss Eva Deans Miss Edna Dixon Mrs. Rematha Dixon Mr. Richard Dixon Dr. and Mrs. M. E. DuBusette Miss Mae Edmundson Miss J. V. Edwards Mr. Joe Eurett Mr. John Exum Mrs. Annie Fairley Mr. Robert Fairley Young Fashions Miss Mary Ferrell Mrs. Hattie Flangan Miss Minnie Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Ford Mr. W. A. Fostic Miss Mary Freemen Mr. Russell Frederick F riend Mrs. Annie Ruth Fuller Mr. Willie C. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gabin Mrs. Beatric George Mr. Elizah Gills Mrs. Mary B. Gills Miss Libble Glaspie Mr. James E. Glay Mrs. Margaret Graham Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham Rev. James Grant Miss Dollie R. Greenfield Mrs. Mary A. Greenfield Mrs. Maude Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gregory Miss Doretha Gregory Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gregory Miss D. W. Hanks Miss Betty Sims Hall Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall Mr. Jimmy Hall Mrs. Bertha Hamer Miss Aratha Hamilton Mrs. Nina Hamilton Mr. C. K. Harris Mrs. Mary Hardy Miss Doris Marie Harper Mrs. Auretha Harper Mr. Carl E. Hayes Mrs. Gladys Hayes Mr. Marvin Hayes Mrs. V. Heath Mr. Adran Herdy Mr. Charlie Herring Mr. George L. Herring Mr. Jessie Herring Mrs. Margaret Herring Mr. and.Mrs. Leonard Hodges Miss Virgil Hollowell Mrs. Dewallis Horton Mr. Jesse Horton Mrs. Hospadell Mr. Amaziah Howell Miss Betty Howell Mr. Bobby Howell Mr. and Mrs. David Howell Apt. and Mrs. Ernest R. Howell Miss Mary Howell Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Howell Mrs. Vasco Howell Mrs. Auby Inman Mrs. M. Isler Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacobs Mr. Frank Jacobs, Jr. Mrs. C. C. James Mrs. Emma L. James Mrs. Frances Johnson Mrs. Juanita Jacobs Mrs. Eliza S. Jones Mrs. D. D. Jones Mrs. Lossie Jones Mrs. Mary Keith Mrs. Evangeline Kelly Mrs. Etheline C. King Mrs. Julia C. King Mr. James H. Kornegay Mrs. Jessie B. Kornegay Mr. James Langston Mrs. Beatrice Lee Mr. Bircus Lewis Mrs. C. E. Lewis Mr. James Lewis Mrs. Malliesic Lewis Miss Mozella Lewis Mrs. Rachel Lewis Mrs. Locklair Mr. H. B. Lucas Sgt. and Mrs. Alton G. Massey Mrs. Geraldine Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Paul Melton Miss Luillie Melvin Mrs. Annie McCoy Mr. Richae McDuffie Mrs. Sallie McDuffie Miss Leola McDuffie Mr. Lonnie McDuffie, Jr Mr. Aubrey McElroy Mrs. Edna McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester McMillan Mr. Jessie McKinsey Mr. Luther McKinnie Mrs. Hazel Mickens Mr. Clifton Middleton Mrs. Connie Middleton Mr. Connie Middleton Officer Sylvester Midgette Mrs. A. W. Minnis Mr. Roger Mitchell Mr. Russell Mitchell Mrs. M. A. Morgan Mr. William S. Moore Mr. James Leslie Moses Mrs. Lenora Moses Thomas's Motel Mrs. Flossie Mumford Master Ozzin Murphy II Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Pate Mrs. Bulah Patterson Mrs. Docras Patterson Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Payton, Jr. Mrs. Mildred Pearsall Miss Clara Pearson Mr. H. E. Peterson Rev. S. O. Pouncey Mr. Amos L. Powell Mrs. V. L. Powell Mr. William R. Powell Mrs. Hellen Pridgen Mrs. Carry Raynor Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Best Mr. Bruce Cherry Mr. Pickney Cherry Mr. Andrew Coley Mrs. Daisy Coley Mr. James A. Coley Mrs. Voila Evans Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gregary Mr. Eugene Green Mr. George Green Mrs. Rosa Herring State Hospital Grocery Mrs. Dan Humphrey Mr. B. B. Jordan Mr. James Langston Rev. Charles Locklair Mr. James A. Morris Mr. Lonnie McFarland Mrs. Nancy McFarland Airman 2nd Class Jacob Musgrave, Jr. Mrs. Beulah Patterson Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Prunty Mr. David Raiford Mr. Jacob Raiford Mrs. LaRuth Reed Mrs. S. Whittington Mrs. Thelma Rowe Mrs. Thelma Reese Mr. Welford Reid Mrs. Nellie Rhodes Mrs. Rosa Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross Mr. J. W. Rouse Mr. Earnell Savage Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Norris Small Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith Mr. Melton Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith Mrs. Ruby Spruill Mrs. Ruth A. Stevens Mrs. Amos Stroud Mrs. Richard Swinson Mrs. Judith Taylor Mr. Andrew Teachey Mrs. Victoria Teachey Mrs. Ethell Thomas Mrs. Hattie Ward Mr. Daniel Washington Mr. L. Waters Mr. Marvin Worrells Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wright Mr. L. T. Washington Mrs. Iradelle Miles Mr. N. A. Stitt Mrs. T. O. Brown Miss Connie Best IN APPRECIATION PATRON CONTEST WINNERS SENIOR QUEEN RUNNER-UP JUNIOR QUEEN Helen Broadie Mamie Moser Florence Braswell MAOLA MILK AND ICE CREAM CO. For the Finest in Grade A Dairy Products, Insist on MAOEA! P. O. Box 1061 Dial RE 4-3714 Goldsboro, North Carolina When Building or Remodeling Contact MR. EDDIE SWINSON 822 East Elm Street RE 5-3214 NU SANDWICH SHOP a. VmuII i Hot Coffee -5£ Try Our Hot Dogs and Hamburgers in Bottles Now in Half Quart The Best in Town School Children Are Welcome GOLDSBORO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 404 1 2 S. James St. AUTOMOTIVE WHOLESALE CO. TOWN AND COUNTRY 119 East Mulberry Street Box 1166 GAS CO. RE 5-3236 Goldsboro, N. C. Auto - Truck - Tractor Parts and Equipment The Nations No. 1 Traffic Stopper 734-2301 236 N. Center Street Goldsboro, North Carolina JAMES E. ROLLINS Owner SOUTHERLAND ROLLINS APPLIANCE CENTER FURNITURE CO. T T T—' • 1 1 • j 201 S. Center St. RE 4-6282 J. J. McCLENNY Your Friendly Furniture Store BILLY PETT Sales Mgr. Goldsboro, N. C. Service Mgr. 734-4011 112 N. John Street Goldsboro, North Carolina CASH DRUG COMPANY Free Prompt Delivery LEDER’S, INC. 133 E. Walnut St. 734-2871 Goldsboro, North Carolina 125 W. Walnut Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Compliments of ' ■ K •-! ■mm , jgggjlgj k . CONSOLIDATED CIGAR CORP. 131 Oak Street, Glastonbury, Connecticut Compliments of SCOn’S BARBECUE It's the Best Ye Ever Tasted 1201 North William Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Free Delivery Service Dial RE 4-0712 or RE 4-0712 Compliments of BELL-STUART ■■ ■ ■ A. ■ ■ W ■ ■ b � a b a b ■ m. m BARGAIN OUTLET FURNITURE COMPANY STORE 227 N. 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C. i i r r r f BOB.'k A Wonderful Place to Shop and Save ! Goldsboro’s and Wayne County's Fine Fashion Store for 98 Years 88 CENTER Goldsboro's Only Two Price Store 126 East Walnut Street Goldsboro, North Carolina HUB DEPARTMENT STORE A Brighter Future for You in Clothes From the Hub Compliments of CRAWFORD- NORWOOD Kelator s Since 1892 Shop and Save at Penney’s HKHiBii A i� 109 West Walnut Street Goldsboro, North Carolina 112 S. John 734-4851 OUR PATRONS Miss Sudie Mae Rayton Mr. A. B. Reid Mrs. Alice Reid Mr. Lafayette Reid Mr. W. A. Reinhard Mrs. Mamie Lee Rhodes Mrs. Annie Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Robertson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Rowe Mrs. Hiawatha Savage Bishop Shaw Mrs. Nora Shaw Mr. and Mrs. John Shealy Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shealy Rev. J. W. Simpson Mr. Bobby Simmons Mrs. Mamie Simmons A3C Melford Simms Miss Lois D. Simmons Mrs. Rachel Simmons Mr. Willie Smith Mr. Odell Spruill Mrs. Winnie Mae Spruill Miss Fannie Suggs Mrs. Annie Summerlin Mr. L. E. 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Wynn OUR PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. George Aldridge Mrs. Lucy Alston Mrs. Dorothy Anderson Mrs. Amanda Barnes Mrs. Ethel Barnes Mrs. Robert Bass Mr. John Wesley Baker Mrs. Rebecca Batts Mrs. Clemmie Best Mrs. Eula Best Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Best Mr. and Mrs. Major Bizzell Miss Martha Borden Mrs. Mary I. Braswell Rev. Rodger Bunn Mrs. Mary Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole, Sr. Mr. Bruce Coley Miss Estella Coley Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coor Mrs. M. W. Cowan Mrs. Rose Craft Mrs. Minnie Darden Mrs. Maude Dawson Mrs. Polly Dawson Sgt. and Mrs. W. V. Eagleson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Exum Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fennell Mr. Matthew Fields Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flonagan Mrs. A. P. Flowers Mrs. Emma Ford Mrs. Sallie Freeman Mrs. Beatrice George Mrs. Carrie Gills Mrs. Inez Grandy Mr. Willie L. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hamm Mrs. D. W. Hardy Mr. Thomas W. Hardy Miss Gloria Herring Mr. James C. Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hobbs Mr. Andrew Holmes, Sr. Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes Mrs. Mary M. 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Mount Calvery Baptist Rev. J. W. Simpson 7. Antioch Baptist Rev. B. L. Rich 8. John Chapel Rev. W. R. Wallace 9. Shiloh Presbyterian Rev. B. R. Richardson 10. St. Mark's Disciple Church Rev. J. L. Melvin 11. House of Prayer Rev. William Johnson 12. St. Andrew's Episcopal Rev. J. H. Banks OUR GROWING COMMUNITY Nancy V. Wooten John R. Jones, Jr. Diedra L. Whitted Steven E. Whitted Daphne Cox Paul Warren III Shawn A. McKinnie Monik S. Cox Muster O. Murphy II Raymond E. Smith Emma J. Jones Lindy A. Lofton Iris O. McKinnie Ronnie A. Gregory Rodney R. Williams Roby L. McKinnie Robert L. Jones Vicky D. Washington Jocelyn L. Harris Sherry Mansfield Harold Mansfield, Jr. Geffery V. 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