Dillard High School - Dillardites Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

Pv, % ±SgM f - is . js ” i «. . PSi ip jmj r wf £m ' i mUbm 1 K I Jpi nf I ,jjf 3Tj iT-. W lfM . ff £ -i ' n J MMn ?|flpy Cm Foreword All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts. Shakespeare Editor in Chief BRENDA F. CROWDER Likewise, the members of the Class of 1968 are ending one of the many roles they will play. This exciting new chapter is added to a vastly changing Dillard script. Through four acts and in¬ finite scenes, we have appeared, taken our places and repeated our lines. And now, the class members of 1968 rush to take their places to act the final scenes of this human play at Dillard High. When the volume ends, we will exit from the Dillarfl stage to seek roles in other plays. But before viewing th final scene of this play, let us scan what we have acted already in the happy days spent at our Dear Alma Mater. The Senior Class DILLARD HIGH SCHOOL presents the 1968 DILLARDITE Vol. 13 Goldsboro, N. C. We Dedicate To the parents, who with love and understanding have given a tremen¬ dous amount of energy, guidance, loyalty, and re¬ sourcefulness to make our school and community life sig¬ nificant and prosperous, we dedicate this annual. You have con¬ tributed unselfishly and unbiasly to the welfare and future existence of all people of these fifty United States of America, provided that it serves for the hope and joy of helping others. Accordingly, with worth and esteem, for an immeasurable number of years, graduating classes have felt the intrinsic importance of your influence, to the extent that your perpetual devotion, wisdom, and counseling have made our paths brighter as we ' ve strived to reach heights of greater merit. Although we can never hope to truly repay you for all you have done for us, this is our promise to you, that we will continue the struggle of life, that we shall attempt to reach the high plateaus you have led us to. Indubitably, your attempts to help make our ambitions come to life for the betterment of our lives have helped immensely. To those we hold most dear, we the SENIORS OF 1968 dedicate this book to you, OUR DEAR PARENTS, with eternal grat¬ itude and the deepest of affection. Table of Contents Curriculum . 13-24 Studentsville . 25-52 Organizations . 53-65 Sports . 66-78 79 Activities BETTY JO WOOTEN President of Student Council 67-68 On behalf of the Dillard High School student body, I express best wishes and congratu¬ lations to each graduate. As you depart from this institution, may the “Dillardite” be a constant reminder of the wonderful moments you once shared while in the “Tiger Kingdom”. J Our Principal Mr. John H. Wooten, Sr. is pictured with his family . . . Wife, Ernestine; daughter, Nancy; and son, John, Jr. DEAR DILLARDITE STAFF AND CLASS OF 1968: Your Annual Advisor just stopped bytosaythat the Annual is ready to be put to bed” and I know and share the great sigh of relief she experienced when the last copy was mailed. Likewise, we know and share the feeling you have of having done a good job with this production. You can now give to our patrons and friends a current and visual recapitulation of our work here. Our Congratulations to you! Hold high the purposes for which our Alma Mater stands! Never let her light be lowered to less than what you have contributed to make it shine. Sincerely, John H. Wooten, Sr. At Home MPi mi Mr. Wooten, pictured in his Den - A master of the keyboard in his own fashion. MR. JERRY D. PASCHAL Superintendent Goldsboro City Schools GOLDSBORO CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. William A. Dees, Jr., Chariman Mr. James C. Crone Mr. William H. Boyer Mr. George E. Wilson Mr. Robert W. Powell Dr. ConT. McDonald Mrs. William D. Ray Mr. Lloyd M. Fonvielle Mrs. Ashton T. Griffin, III Mr. Soule C. Chandler, Asst. Supt. 10 School Nerve Center Mrs. Starke, School Secretary-Treasurer, goes over pertinent data with Her assistant, Mrs. Dorothy Simmons. Teachers Aides, Mrs. Hinnant and Mrs. Pittman, lead a busy life at Dillard. School Service Center Ye ole soup line . . . Greasing room only. Rain, sleet, or snow, we never close Dirt can ' t hide from these intensified Custodians. As the school year glides by, the “Candid Camera catches our faculty members in the act of being themselves. Faculty New to the Dillard Family Miss Bizzell, Miss N. Cherry, Mrs. K. Utley, Mrs. F. Smith, and Mrs. A. Parks. ' ■ ' Ml 1’ mm ! . • wgZ m w Department of Guidance MRS. M. D. GRADY Chairman The Guidance Department of Dillard High School is composed of two counselors and one secretary. Mrs. M. D. Grady is the full-time counselor for grades 10 through 12. Mrs. H. K. Barnett is a part-time counselor for grade 9. Her other duties are performed at Carver Middle School. The guidance counselors work as coordinators in a school. All guidance programs should be different to meet the needs of each individual school. The guidance department serves as an aid in helping the individual develop a realistic picture of himself. Also, help him to make decisions for the future. It also encourages the individual to progress as far as his abilities and intellect will let him. Too, it provides information about the individual which will help him find a successful career. Mrs. Pittman takes notes as Mrs. Grady (seated) and Mrs. Barnett (standing) counsel. Department of English ENGLISH SPEAKING TEACHERS: Mrs. A. Parks, Miss M. Hoskins, Mrs. A. Fennell, Mrs. F. Smith, Mrs. E. Harris, Mrs. Tyndall, Miss N. Cherry. STANDING: Mrs. A. Minnis, Mr. R. Farmer and Mrs. J. Carr. Mrs. D. Jones, Chairman is not pictured. A class in Journalism : ' ■ 1 ftlisS r.- - - ' k Department of Mathematics All MATH TEACHERS are present today and ON TIME! LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. F. Sanford, Mr. M. Inman (looking wise), Miss Bizzell, Mr. J. Shipman and Mrs. R. Siler, Chairman. The lion ' s den Department of Science SCIENCE TEACHERS: Mrs. H. Hughes, Mr. P. Best, Mr. A. B. Parker, Chairman and Mrs. H. Johnson. Just trying to look Chemical minded, that’s all. Department of Social Studies SS TEACHERS: Mrs. D. Hayes, Chairman, Mr. Hawkins, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Minnis and Mrs. T. McKoy. Department of Business The philosophy of the business education department is the result of an awareness of the constant day-to-day changes in our business world, and the role to be assumed by our youth if they are to be equipped to take their places in our American Society. We believe that two guiding principles will lead us to the successful accomplishment of providing educational discipline to all youth: (1) Training for a general basic busi¬ ness education, and (2) Specialized training designed to de¬ velop knowledge, understanding, attitudes and skills necessary for guidance into and advancement in our world of work. CHAIRMAN Leaving school after a full day: Mr. N. Stitt, Center, Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. T. Smith. .f ' p . ’ Physical Education Department FOOTBALL at DtllavroC 3(i ScLl Mrs. Utley, Girl ' s P. E., Coach W. Hunter, Athletic Director, and Coach N. T. Lee, Chairman, Physical Education Department. Now boys, I think this is the way you punt this thing. Vocational Department LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev. T. Peoples, Mr. W. Siler, Miss O. Douglas, Mrs. E. Jones, Mr. A. Me Cullough, Mr. Crocker, and Mr. T. Parks, Chairman. Not pictured, Mr. S. Johnson. Carpentry I Department of Music Mrs. E. Harris, Chairman, at the organ; Mr. E. Hughes with trumpet. Driver Training All alone - Mr. W. P. Pitt, Instructor Foreign Language Department CHAIRMAN To be in France in January, Mexico in April, and Germany in June show that our world has dimin¬ ished in terms of time and distance and suddenly we are confronted with a problem of communication (a language that all speak and under¬ stand). Let us strive to meet the challenge ahead by learning many languages. Miss S. McCormick (French) and Miss N. Cherry (Spanish) Language Lab Hot Seats! Welcome to Studentsville Pop. 1,111 Seniors Class Officers Joel Silver President Melvin Isler Vice President Camelia Rhodes Catherine Washington Recording Sec. Corresponding Sec. John Wooten, Jr. Treasurer Edna Stokes Business Mgr. Kenneth Isler Chaplain Reginald Currie Parliamentarian Seniors ANDERSON, ANNIE ARMSTRONG, SALLY ASHFORD, GENE ATKINSON, JAMES ATKINSON, LARRY ATKINSON, LINDA ATKINSON, MARGARET AYERS, JOHNNIE Lift Happy Voices Praises Unfold BARNES, CARL BARNES, GLORIA BARNES, JONATHAN BARNES, JOHN BARNES, PHYLLIS BASS, VELVERLYN BECTON, ROBERT BELL, MORRIS Seniors BEST, GLORIA BEST, JAMES BEST, JOHN BOWDEN, JAMES BREWINGTON, MARGARET BRINSON, CALVIN BRITT, MARGARET BROADHURST, CAROLYN Hail to the Blue and Gold! BRODIE, CHARLES BROWN, RANDY BRYANT, BOBBIE BRYANT, KENNETH BRYANT, LAYWER BRYANT, WILLARFAYE BUNN, BRENDA BURDEN, INDELL Seniors BUTLER, JOHNICE BYNUM, EVELYN CAMPBELL, MARY CARLISLE, ALVIN CARMICHAEL, VERONIA CARR, ASANTHIA COLEY, CHARLES COLEY, CELESTINE Let Songs of Gladness Rise to COLEY, DELORES COLEY, FREDDIE COLEY, RICHARD COOR, MYRTLE COX, ALEXANDER COX, ANNIE COX, BETTY COX, EDWARD Seniors COX, HENRY COX, NATHANIEL COX, ROSA COUNCIL, VERNA CRAWFORD, JAMES CRAWFORD, LINWOOD CRAWFORD, REGINIA CROSTON, RICHARD The Sky, for Dear Old Dillard High! CROWDER, BRENDA CURRIE, REGINALD DANIELS, ALEX DANIELS, CALVIN DANIELS, DORIS DARDEN, VIVIAN DAWSON, BERNARD DAWSON, CHRISTOPHER Seniors DAWSON, KERNARD DAVIS, CAROLYN DAVIS, FRANKIE DAVIS, KAYE DREIGHTON, LARRY ELLIOT, LINWOOD FAISON, JOYCE FENNELL, JACQUELINE And Strive To Show as on We Go FENNELL, RALPH FLOWERS, LARRY FORD, BARBARA FRAZIER, NETTIE FRYE, ELAINE FRYE, ISABELLE GOODMAN, WILLIAM GRANTHAM, WILLIAM Seniors HARPER, CAROLYN HARPER, LARSENE HARRINGTON, FLORARINE HARRIS, HARRIET HARRIS, VALARIE HEMINGWAY, SHIRLEY HILL, BARBARA HILL, CELESTINE Ability and Pow’r To Do the Right HILL, DORIS HINES, GERALD HINES, JENNIFER HINNANT, ALICE HOBBS, HERMAN HOBBS, LINDA HOBBS, PHYLLIS HODGES, HILDA Seniors HOLLAND, BARBARA HOWARD, DAISY HOWARD, PATRICIA HORNE, LEROY HUNTER, BARBARA ISLER, LEONARD JACOBS, THOMAS JENNETTE, PRISCILLA With All Our Might Through Every Changing Hour JONES, ALBERT JONES, ALLEN JONES, ELIZABETH JONES, GERALDINE JOHNSON, GLORIA JOHNSON, SADIE JOHNSON, SHERYL JOHNSON, VERNA Seniors JOHNSON, WALTER JOYNER, BERTHA JOYNER, WILLIE KELLY, MAGDALENE KIRK, GLORIA KORNEGAY, BILLY KORNEGAY, RICKY LAWSON, GLORIA With Hope and Loyalty And Courage, Our Lives LEE, FELIX LEFTWRIDGE, HERLENE LEWIS, EDNA LEWIS, LINDA LEWIS , SHIRLEY LOFTIN, BRENDA LOFTIN, GEORGE LOFTIN, JERRY Seniors MACK, CLAUDE MANUAL, DAVID MARSH, GEORGE MARTIN, BARBARA mcbride, anderson mcfarland, Theodore McKEITHAN, CLEVELAND McKINNIE, HERRIETTA Shall E’re Be Blest And Ever for Our mckenzie, sandra McNAIR, JAMES MELTON, JUDITH MONK, BOBBY MOORE, CORA S. MOORE, CYNTHIA MOORE, REGINA MOORE, ROBERTA Seniors Alma Mater We Will Work, We Will Do Our PETERSON, HOWARD PHILLIPS, PATRICIA PICKETT, FRANKLIN RAYNOR, ELMA RAYNOR, JOHNNY RENFROW, BRENDA RENFROW, LINDA RICHARDSON, REGINA MOSES, BARBARA - MOSES, RAVION PARKER, CLIFTON PARKER, HELEN PATRICK, PATRICIA PEARSON, TOMMY PEARSON, WILLIAM ' PENNINGTON, BRENDA Seniors ROBINSON, ROSMARY RODGERS, EDNA RODGERS, SANDRA ROYAL, GLORIA ROYALL, MATTIE ROYALL, PERCY RUSSELL, EMMA SAMPSON, RAY Best, As on We Go Our Aim Shall Grow, SHADDING, MAGDA LINE SHEILDS, SANDRA SHEAROD, MADALINE SMITH, CHRISTOPHER SMITH, EDNA SMITH, HELEN SMITH, HILDA SPRUILL, ALWYNE Seniors STALLINGS, MARY STALLINGS, JAY STOKES, JAMES STOKES, RONNIE SWINSON, RICHARD SYKES, CATHERLINE TAYLOR, BOYLAN TAYLOR, DAVID Our Cheers Will Ever Cry, To Do the Right TAYLOR, DORIS THOMPSON, VINSON TURNER, JOHN VINSON, BRENDA WADE, JOANE WASHINGTON, JAMES WASHINGTON, MALINA WASHINTON, ZENOBIA Seniors WATERS, ALEXANDER WATERS, SHIRLEY WATSON, KENNETH WELLINGTON, MICHAEL WHITE, LEMIRA WILKIN, WILLIE WILLIAMS, LARRY WILLIAMS, SARAH With All Our Might For Thee, Dear Dillard High. WILSON, ROSALIND WOODLEY, JAMES WOOTEN, BETTY JO WOOTEN, JOHN, JR. WOOTEN, JUDY LOFTON, SHIRLEY SAMPSON, ARLETTE Juniors Altman, Janice Ashford, Jacquelyn Bass, Deborah + Baker, Carolyn Barnes, James , Barnes, Marva Barnes, Winston Bell, John Best, Diana Blount, Sandra Blount, Valnetta Bishop, Linda Bishop, William Brewer, Carl Brewington, Delores Bowden, Paul Bryant, Patsy $ Burden, Patricia 9 Carlise, Vivian t Carmichael, Edward Carraway, Linda Carter, Johnnie Mae Clayburn, Arnold Cogdell, Natnan Coley, Dennis Coley, Hilda Core, Herman Cox, Brenda Cox, Ronald Crag, Chester Juniors Crawford, Dianne • Crawford, Willie Daniels, Jerry Davis, Theresa Davis, Josephine Dickerson, James Dillard, Hampton Edwards, Herbert Faulk, Robert Frazier, Ralph Gills, Deborah . Greenfield, Edward Hall, Catherine Harvey, Carolyn Harvey, Coleen -Harvey, Reonard Hayes, Sandra Heath, Brenda Hicks, Levi Hill, Audrey Hines, Phyllis Hobbs, Alice « Hobbs, Kay Horn, Linda Howell, Blanche Howell, Theresa Hubbard, Vertie Jackson, Delphine „ James, Randall Jenning, Deborah Juniors Johnson, Doris Johnson, Wil ltg Jones, Deborah Jones, Larry Jones, Robert m King, Geraldine King, Henryk King, Sandra Lane, Annice Langston, Mary Leftwridge, Stella Lewis, Ernestine Lofton, Viola Maye, Leroy McCoy, Neil Moore, Rosalind Raynor, Lemuel Reid, Diane Rhoctes Rernard « Rich, Julia _ Rodgers, Maxine • Royal, Jatha Rouse, Brenda Rouse, Linda • Packer, Marva„ Parks, Betty Peacock, Doretha-J Phillips, Sandra Powell, Vermel Sampson, Carl ± Juniors and Sophomores Summers, Carolyn Swinson, Rodger Sykes, John Taylor, Betty Jean Townsend, Phyllis Thompson, Dorisenia Underwood, Janice Wade, Larry, Walls, Patricia Ann Ward, Willette • Ward, Paulette Waters, Dorothy Watkins, William • Watson, Richard White, Jonah Whitley, Barbara Williams, Patricia Williams, Rosa Williams, Tavares Williams, Wilfrenia Worrells, Doris Wooten, Edward, Arrington, Michael Barnes, Janice • Barnes, Samuel Beamon, Carolyn Bells, Cynthia Benton, Doris Borden, Wanda Boykins, Pearly Sophomores Braswell, Isabelle Brewington, Linda « Brinson, Velma Bryant, Michael Cogdell, Alphonsia Coley, Barbara Coley, Brenda « Coley, Betty Coley, Estella Coley, Wanda ft Coor, Annie Council, Stella Cox, Mable Crawford, Diane • Crawford, Linda Darden, Louise Davis, Sheila Flowers, James Floyd, Sarah Ford, Linda Ford, Shirley % Grantham, William Greenfield, Bertha Griffin, Geneva Harvey, Margaret Hargrove, Deloise Hargrove, Doris Harper, Clarissa Hicks, Annie Joyce % Hill, Mary Sophomores Hobbs, John, Jr. Holland, Ada • Holmes, Pia Horner, Janice Houpe, Rosa Hunter, Angela Jackson, JoElla Jacobs, Elaine Jones, Roline Jones, Patricia 9 Jones, Doris Ann Johnson, Rhonda Johnson, Marion Hamilton, Joyce Joyner, Evelyn Kornegay, Agnes Kornegay, Marguita Lee, Willie Lewis, Genevia Lewis, Helene Lewis, Willie James Lewis, Pauline Lewis, Sylvia Lofton, Richard A. Manuel, Eleanor Maye, Willie Sherroll McBride, Charles Mack, Robert McNair, Harriet Mickens, Brenda Sophomores Miller, Johnnie Moore, Dorothy Parks, James Patrick, Jacqueline Porter, Carlton Pridgen, Catherine Rodgers, Sandra Reid, Annette Robertson, Copeman Richardson, Ronald Rhodes, Willie Rhoe, Jayne Robinson, Betty « Roose, Masine Scott, Belinda • Shearod, Marva Simmons, Geoffrey Simmons, Leona Sprueil, Sylvia Smith, Alton Smith, Juliet ♦ Smith, Wanda Stephens, Edna Summers, James Swinson, Betty m Thompson, Marshall Thornton, Patricia y Uzzell, Rosalind Wade, Carol Walker, Cynthia Sophomores and Freshmen Ward, Ben Washington, Betty 0 Washington, Janet Watkins, Brenda White, Deborah Whitaker, Beulah Wiggs, Hildred Wellington, Wilhelmia Williams, Patricia Williams, Peggy Wooten, Jacqueline Woodard, Joyce Woodley, Janice Wooten, Len Wooten, Shirley Young, Robert Wooten, Doris • Adams, David Altman, Arlind Altman, Shirley Armstrong, William Artis, Geneva Baker, Mildred Baldwin, Vernell Bell, Larry Best, Mary Best, Sandra Best, William Black, Theodore Bowden, Cheryl Freshmen Boyette, Lynn Braswell, Evelyn Braswell, Kaye Brewington, Gloria Bryant, Iris Bryant, Theodore Burden, Helen Carlton, Janice Carmichael, Kenneth Carmichael, Marilyn Carroll, Regina Chatman, Gail Chestnut, Diane Cogdell, Wanda Coley, Gwen Coley, Jacqueline Coley, Lamont Coley, La Verne Cox, Danny Cowan, Major % Crawford, Seline Croom, Darrickif Dancy, Ernestine Dancy, Jimmie Davis, Ethel Dortch, Joannie Dixson, Lyndell Dudley, Lamont Durham, Mary Edward, Annette Freshmen Everett, Gail Exum, Annie Farmer, Phyllis Fasion, Jackie Fennell, Janice Floyd, Garry Foster, Shelley Gerald, Allen Gibbs, Agnes Gills, Deborah Grantham, Linda Green, Doris Hargrove, Betty Harris, Juraine Harvey, Lavern Hinnant, Willie Howell, Eula Hunter, Pamela Jackson, Doris % Jacobs, Dennis Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Wanda Jones, Gloria Jones, Linda Jones, Roney Joyner, Troy King, Carolyn Kinsey, Shearney , Kirk, Ethel Freshmen Kornegy, Howard Kornegay, Brenda Kornegay, Rachel Lee, Linda Lewis, Sandra Lewis, Vera Lofton, Larry Maye, Brenda Manuel, Michael McEachern, James McFarland, Olivia McKinzie, Sandra Middleton, Belinda Montgomery, Dorsey f Moore, Dennis Pennington, Sarah • Pepper, Robert Powell, William Raiford, Charles � Rawlings, Laura Raynor, Anthony Robinson, Terry Rodgers, Brenda • Rouse, Donald Shearod, James Smith, Alexia Spruill, Jonathan Stephens, Larry Swift, Beverly Swinson, Brenda Swinson, Glenda Taylor, Annette Taylor, Belverly % Uzzell, Deborah Waters, Velma Weeks, Earl Wellington, Ethel Wilkins, Gloria Williams, Marilyn Williams, Michael Williams, Shirley Williams, Shirley Williams, Thelma Williams, Thomas Wilson, Stanley Wooten, Donnell Wooten, oUllie Yelverton, Gloria Yelverton, Jimmy Kennon, Wynette Levels of Education He who knows and knows that he knows is a Senior He who knows and knows not that he knows is a Junior He who knows not and knows that he knows not is a Sophomore He who knows not and knows not that he knows not is a Freshman ORGANIZA TIONS Editor, Brenda Crowder, Adviser, Mrs. T. Smith, and Business Manager, Melvin Isler, make plans for the 1968 DILLARDITE. Dillardite TYPISTS: Linda Lewis, Regina Crawford, Magdaline Kelly, Barbara Ford, and Phyllis ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Gloris Best - Organizations; John Wooten, Jr. - Sports; Mattie Royall - Activi¬ ties; and Richard Croston - Classes. Staff Hobbs; Audrey Braswell, Bertha Joyner, Barbara Hill, Linda Renfrow and Gloria Kirk. D l l l a r d 0 i t e WRITERS: Carl Barnes, Sandra Rodgers, Edna Rodgers, Gloria Johnson, Mary Campbell, Richard Cros- ton, and Doris Taylor. STANDING: Lilliam Williams, Patricia Patrick and Asanthia Carr. LAYOUT: John Wooten, Jr., Melvin Isler, and Richard Croston. ris t ' ' , i ifi 11 i ' VB S k Tr -ilnT lj Dillard High News Staff The Tiger Club i - i I m ■ WP|| M 3pV 3Spr ] - � B - ' 1 V mm JSLc V V V ' vM The Student Council Rosa Gray Chapter of the National Honor Society Debating Team French Club Library Club Mathematics Club Science Club Future Homemakers of America Vocational Industrial Clubs of America D.E.C.A. Girls ' Varsity Club • Football Tennis c o a c S i t a h i n f Basketball Coach, N. T. Lee; Football Coach, W. Hunter; Baseball Coach, R. O. Hawkins, and Track Coach, M. W. Inman. THE MIGHTY MIGHTY TIGERS Miss Gridiron . . . MISS PHYLLIS HOBBS Senior The Sweetheart the TIGERS roar r r r r about. The backbone of all the TIGERS - small and large! FOOTBAL at Tiger’s Offensive Line ALTON THOMAS WILBERT JIMMY PERCY BOBBY QUINCY RENFROW JACOBS WARD MOORE BATTS BRYANT ROY ALL OSCEOLA HICKS GEORGE WYNN CLIFTON PARKER Defensive Standouts .Iff ;• EXOLANDER QUINN RICKY LEWIS CHARLIE WHITFIELD Snag” We’re Number One in the District in the State ALONZA HOLLOWAY Jumping Jack TYRONE BEST Leading Scorer Captains KENNETH BRYANT CHARLES COLEY ' ■■K 1 ■ 4 _ Baseball 1968 Coach MR. R. O. HAWKINS Captain OSCEOLA HICKS COACH: Marion Inman THE CINDERMEN OF 1968 With Miss Cinderman .. . BRENDA CROWDER Captain, Bobby Bryant; Co-captains, John Wooten and C. Coley. . . . and So Ends Another Great Year in Sports ABOVE: Action Basketball LEFT: 1967-68 Quarterback BOTTOM: Action Football Spotlighting Seniors in Sports 1967-1968 FOOTBALL TRACK Clifton Parker George Wynn Bobby Bryant Thomas Jacobs Reginald Currie John Wooten Melvin Isler Charles Coley Bobby Bryant Thomas Jacobs BASKETBALL Reginald Currie James Crawford Kenneth Bryant Frankie Davis Robert Beet on Johnny Raynor Charles Coley Ricky Kornegay Bobby Bryant Kernard Dawson Kenneth Bryant BASEBALL William Goodman George Wynn CHEERLEADERS Magdalene Kelly Barbara Ford Regina Crawford _ Intramural Sports Future Tigers Homecoming? Unveiling? Christmas Pageant! Queens! Miss Dillard ■.. The Charming and Personable MATTIE ROYALL. No one has worn the title of Miss Dillard more gracefully than the charming and personable Mattie Royall, who during the 1967-1968 school year main¬ tained the title at the usual high plane. Her radiant smile, charming personality, plus almost limitless energy with willingness to serve, endeared her to the Dillard High School family. Mattie has displayed personality and talent throughout her school years at Dillard. Her fellow classmates have looked upon her with admiration and respect. Long Live The QUEEN! Off to class Miss Freshman WANDA COGDELL Miss Sophomore CLARISSA HARPER PHYLLIS TOWNSEND Miss Senior GLORIA KIRK Miss Homecoming ARLETTE SAMPSON ' A- The first lady of the Grand Parade Coronation Day! Miss Alumni 1968 . . . MRS. ETHEL SAMPSON reigns as Miss Alumni, 1968. Mrs. Sampson is the mother of four children, one being Miss Homecoming, 1968 on page 86. Mrs. Sampson is employed by the State of North Carolina at O ' Berry Center. She is a member of the First African Baptist Church; also a very active mem¬ ber of the Greater Dillard Alumni. Long live a most beautiful and gracious Queen! Queens MISS STUDENT COUNCIL Joan Gerald MISS LIBRARY SCIENCE Diane Crawford MISS DEBUTANTE Brenda Crowder MISS F. H. A. Margaret Atkinson Queens MISS MASONRY Patricia Howard MISS CARPENTRY Barbara Martin MISS JOURNALISM Alice Hobbs MISS SAFETY PATROL Rosemary Robinson Homecoming rnuuxmmmtm .f All her thanks comes from the middle Aren ' t they really beauties Beauties E n’t ask for our Queen ' s autograph please ... Photographers Dillardite Scalped or Brained? Home of the DHS feathered mascots Drama Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. R. Farmer, Miss M. Hoskins, Mr. T. Parks, Mrs. J. Carr, Mr. N. Stitt, and Mrs. A. Parks. Dillard Players MAJORETTES: Geraldine King, Mary Campbell, Beverly Johnson, Verna Johnson, Gloria Lawson, Beaulah Whitaker, and Sadie Johnson. Drum Major, Ronald Swinson. ADVISER - Mrs. K. Utley CAPTAIN - Barbara Ford CO-CAPTAIN - Regina Crawford Negro History Week FORMER DILLARD STUDENTS RETURN The 14th Amendment received a thorough going over during a special assembly program at Dillard High School, at which time three former Dillard students, all practicing attorneys, were special guests. The program was sponsored by the Social Studies Department in commemoration of Negro History Week. Soraya Moore presided. Appearing as guests were Attorney Samuel Smith Mitchell of Raleigh, Attorney Arthur L. Lane of Fayetteville, and Attorney Earl Whitted of Goldsboro. The 14th Amendment was the target of the three lawyers, which they called the most important document of the times in the field of civil rights in the last 100 years, during which the greatest advances have been made in the last 10 years. Selfishness of people was cited as the cause of the slowness of the effectiveness of civil rights. The speakers did not think it will take another 100 years for the Negro to obtain equality. On the subject of Black Power and Rap Brown, it was concluded that this is just a phase. Black Power is a label. The speakers stated that for people to take matters into their own hands would be foolish, but to participate in political and economical matters would be beneficial. Each speaker spoke for five minutes and then were asked questions by a panel of students. Rev. H. V. Brown, retired principal of Dillard High School and author of two books on Education in North Carolina, was given a tribute by Randy Brown. Remarks and acknowledgements were made by Dillard Principal, Mr. John H. Wooten, Sr. Music was furnished by the choral club under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Harris. Miss Yearbook Miss Yearbook MISS EDNA L. STOKES The coveted title of Miss Yearbook 1968” goes to the lovely and talented Edna L. Stokes, a Senior at Dillard High School. At Dillard, Miss Stokes has maintained a B average while participating actively in the Mathematics, Science, Library, Drama, French, and Band Clubs. Pictured below is Miss Stokes as she engages in two of her leisure time hobbies -- making ceramics and playing the piano. A better choice could not have been made by anyone! MRS. T. F. SMITH MRS. R A SILER 1968 Senior Class Advisors MR. R. O. HAWKINS In Memory I ' d like to think when life is done That I had filled a needed post; That here and there I ' d paid my fare. With more than idle talk and boast. That I had taken gifts divine. The breath of life and manhood fine. And tried to use them now and then. In service to my fellow men. Class of ' 68 ' Class With happy faces, inquisitive minds, and searching eyes, the Freshman Class of 1964-65 entered the buzzing halls of Dillard High School. That year was dedicated in finding ourselves, academically. As for leadership, beauty, and even in scholar¬ ship, we students demonstrated high potentiality as outstanding Dillardites. Bobby Bryant was our Freshman president and climaxed his year with a dynamic speech, cen¬ tered on the theme Freshmen Invade Dillard ' s Curriculum on Freshman Day. Brenda Crowder reigned as 1964-65 Miss Homecoming Queen. Though the National Education¬ al Development Test was a brain stimulizer, Judity Melton and Catherine Washington received certificates of merit for their high scores. Even though the word sophomore means half foolish and half wise, we decided to linger more toward the latter--wise. Charles Coley was elected Boy of the Year and this title did not only give him honor, but his class. There were twelve probation¬ ary members of the Rosa Gray Chapter of the National Honor Society that represented the class. Our class was not a composite of geniuses alone; for there was loveliness. Linda Atkinson accepted the throne as 1965-66 Miss Homecoming Queen. We extended an invitation to the student body to engage in our celebration of Sophomore Day. Our ingenius theme was Attack, Education Is Just Beyond the Hills ... Charge . It was presented to the school by our president, Bobby Bryant. Here again we accomplished fame and glory. Finally, we reached our Junior year, each of us striving for maturity in areas of school life. These areas are listed as charm, sports, scholarship, character, leader¬ ship, service and sociality. Brenda Hollins began our maturity scale by wearing the crown of 1966-67 Miss Homecoming Queen. George Wynn represented the school and class at the Shrine Bowl Football Game. Once again we smoothed the complexity of standardized tests. Twelve students qualified for Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Scholarship and five for the National Merit Qualifying Test. Our class had eleven students to me ' et the criteria for the Rosa Gray Chapter of the National Honor Society. The whole world was a stage for us; for we certainly performed great roles. The first role was on Junior Day, when all our talented students delighted the student body. Th e second role was during the night when our brilliant thespians made their entrances and exits in the Junior Class Play, Guest in the House. Our last role for that year was performed in our spacious gymnasium on the night of the Junior-Senior Prom. Every¬ one possessed an air of royalty. During the summer, our busybees attended summer school on various college campuses of the United States. Valarie Harris studied music at Bennett College; Brenda Crowder and Soraya Moore studied mathematics and science at North Carolina College; and Zenobia Washington studied dramatics at Hampton Institute. The Junior Class of 1966-67 most definitely had year-around achievements. Now the year has come, that long-awaited and yet sad year, our Senior year. At our commencing of life and ending of our school days, we left Dillard with our many rewards. history Brenda Crowder was named editor of our yearbook, this was a way of expressing, remember us. Arlette Sampson was crowned Miss Homecoming Queen. This was a spectacular event because her mother was crowned Miss Alumni and they rode in the Dillard parade as First and Second ladies. This year also commenced four straight years of winning the crown of Miss Homecoming by the same class section spearheaded by Mrs. T. F. Smith. Richard Croston, Judity Melton, and Catherine Washington were awarded scholarships for excelling on the National Merit Scholarship Test. This was a way of saying that tests are really easy to conquer. Our president, Joel Silver on Un¬ veiling Night spoke on our motto: The Escalator To Success Is Broken, We Must Walk All The Way ; beautifully painted by Bobby Monk. This was a way of saying that we cherish your thoughts. In essence, the years have been rewarding and inspiring. So Farewell Alma Mater, Goodbye. Historian - Zenobia Washington THE ODE TO FAREWELL - Class Song By Valarie Harris Oh Dillard we love you and will cherish your thoughts, You ' ve helped us so much and you’ll dwell in our hearts, An though we will leave you we ' ll never forget, The happiest days we ' ve spent yet. Dear teachers we thank you for all you have done, You’ve shown us that learning can also be fun These mem ' ries of you we will ever hold true, Dear teachers we love you, we do. An now Dillard High it ' s that sad time again, When we must bid you farewell ' tis the end. So now we leave you and sadly we sigh, Farewell Alma Mater, Good-bye. THE BEGINNING OF TOMORROW By Doris Marie Daniels We came to Dillard with our minds made up, To take full opportunity of the golden cup, As we crave knowledge more and more. We struggle to reach tomorrow ' s door. We knew in order to conquer our fate, Our standards would have to be high and great. We would have to work hard from night to morn, To achieve the success that was yet unborn. Tis a stairway we must climb, To make tomorrow a treasure to find. We are struggling on with the will to win, Sharing losses with a cheerful grin. We rose to fame as years went by. Our spirits strong and ever high. Though tomorrow seemed to be years away. We knew the beginning was here today. We look on Dillard with joy in each heart, Knowing we must soon depart. We shall remember you while we excell, And offer a mighty Tiger yell. We ' ll always remember your cheerful calls, Up and down your merry halls. For nevermore will we be there. Safe from harm and free from care. Such parting has touched with its unrest, A tender nerve in every breast. Together we approach tomorrow’s door, To find the success that lies in store. With fond affections our memories shall dwell Around the school we love so well. Your teachings shall never fade away. For the Beginning Of Tomorrow has begun today. Campus Capers Welcome to Nursery A Stokes Kindergarten Here in our classroom, we engage in a variety of activities: They include: creative painting, singing, coloring writing, learning poems and small words, as well as learning to recognize our names, the alphabet and numbers when we see them. We always enjoy playing on the playground equipment provided for us in the playground Below you see on the newly purchased tricycles, after the completion of our Annual King and Queen contest, the students o Stokes Kindergarten. This year Sonya Jones was Queen, Francis Eagleson was first runner-up. Other attendants included: Angela Flowers, Wilma Case, and Harold Warn. HjHiHiM. M- HihjHjhiHiHi . Hj-jHJHiHi -K;. Hj . HihjHjHiHiHJ M. HjHjHiHj HiHiUHiHi M ■ U £ Hj K. - ' 4 PATRONS s. Celestine Adams ss Jacqueline Adams , Daniel Adams, Jr. F. C. Charles E. Alexander 1 Lt. Jimmy Alexander . Margaret Allen . Ernest Armstead ss Annie Armstrong . Louis Armstrong . and Mrs. William Armstrong s. Carrie Artis s. Lillie Artis s. Mary Artis . and Mrs. Felix Ashford s. Annie L. Atkinson . James Atkinson . Jimmy Atkinson s. Evelyn Austin s. Rosa Austin ss Thelma Austin s. Minnie Ayres s. Dorothy Marie Bailey . Bobby J. Baker s. Dorothy Baker s. Annie Barnes s. Beulah Barnes . Carl R. Barnes . Eddie Barnes, Jr. s. Edna Barnes ss Gloria Barnes . Joseph Barnes . Leroy Barnes s. Molton Barnes ss Ruth Barnes ss Sharon Barnes s. Zella Barnes s. Barnett . Battas Barrow s. Lucille Bass . Marcus Bass ss Velverlyn Bass . and Mrs. Norman Becton s. Helene Bell . James L. Bell . Carlee Bennett . Lenlie Benton . Romey Betty s. Annie Best ss Daisy O. Best ss Geraldine Best . and Mrs. John R. Best . John W. Best s. Laura Best . Linwood Best Mrs. Maggie Best Mrs. Maryland Best Mr. Mathew Best Mr. Odell Best Mrs. Susie Best Mrs. Thelma Best Mr. Bill Bethea Sgt. Andrew Betterson Mrs. Viola Billings Mrs. Margaret A. Bizzell Mrs. Magret Borden Mr. and Mrs. John Bowden Mrs. Josephine Bowden Mrs. Mozell Boyers Mrs. Floraine Branche Miss Ernestine Braswell Mr. Edward Brewington Miss Margaret Brewington Mr. Oliver Brinson Mrs, Bernice V. Brodie Mrs. Doretha Brown Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Brown Mrs. H. V. Brown Mrs. Lois Brown Mrs. M. H. Brown Mrs. Lois Brown Mrs. M. H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown Mr. and Mrs. Oscar B. Brown Mrs. Alice Bryant Mr. Curlie Bryant Mrs. Ella J. Bryant Mr. Ivey Bryant Mrs. I ueille Bryant Mrs. Margaret Bryant Mrs. Penny F. Bryant Mr. Theodore Bryant Mrs. Mattie Buckham Mr. T. A. Bunn Miss Johnice M. Butler Mrs. Marie Butler Mr. Clearence Bynum Mr. Alebert Campbell Mrs. Beualh Campbell Miss Mary Ann Campbell Mr. Horace Canady Mrs. Amelia Chadrick Mrs. Mary Cherry Mrs. Naomi Cherry Mr. Wilbert Cherry Mrs. Oleatha Cobb Dr. H. F. Cofield Mrs. Helen Cogdell Miss destine Coley PATRONS Mrs. Ethelene Coley Mrs. Geneva Coley Mr. James M. Coley Mr. and Mrs. Guffrey Coley Miss Margaret Coley Mrs. Odell Coley Mr. Willie Coley Mrs. Gwendolyn S. Corney Mrs. M. W. Cowan Miss Cathy Cox Mr. Dallas Cox Miss Bonnie Cox Mr. Hubert Cox Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cox, Sr. Mr. Louis Cox, Jr. Mr. Raymond Cox Mrs. Dorothy M. Crawford Mr. Dwight Crawford Mr. Willie Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Willie Crawford Mr. A. C. Crowder, Sr. Mrs. A. C. Crowder Mr. A. C. Crowder, Jr. Mrs. Rheald Culbertson Mrs. Thelma Daniels Mrs. Dolly Davis Mrs. Ethel M. Davis Mrs. Effie Mae Davis Mr. Jerome Davis Mr. Jerome Davis Mrs. Etherleen Davis Mrs. Maybelle Davis Mr. Rufus Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis Mr. Seth Davis, Jr. Mr. Boyad E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis Mr. Christopher Dawson Mr. Ivan Dawson Mrs. Virginia Dawson Mr. William Dicker Mrs. Frances Dickerson Mr. Jethro Dickers, Jr. Mr. J. T. Dixon Mr. G. Dortch Mr. L. Thomas Dortch Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Dortch Rev. B. Dunn Mrs. Mary Edmundson Mrs. Ruth Edmundson Mrs. Annie Edwards Mr. Collis Edwards Mrs. James Edwards Mrs. Sarah J. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards Mrs. Lora English Mrs. Ernest E. Eutsler Mrs. Ruth C. Everette Mrs. Beatrice Exum SP 4 and Mrs. Jimmy R. Exum Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Exum Mr. Minnie Faison Mrs. Sadie Farmer Mr. J. R. Fields Mr. Alvin Ford Mr. Arthus Ford Mr. Calvin Ford Mrs. Cora Ford Mrs. Lillie Ford Mrs. Mary Ford Mr. Micheal Ford Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Ford, Sr. Mr. Nathaniel Ford, Jr. Mrs. Goldie Forte Mr. June Forte Mr. Charles J. Foye Mrs. Arteazer Frazier Mr. Benjamin Frederick Mrs. Alice Freeman Miss Isabelle Frye Mrs. Leslie Frye Mr. Robert Frye Rev. L. Gardener Mr. Addie M. Garrett Mrs. Sandra Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glaspie Mrs. Hattie Glenn Miss Helen E. Glenn Mrs. Jacqueline Gleen Mr. Otho Glenn Mr. and Mrs. William C. Goodman, Sr. Mr. William C. Goodman, Jr. Mrs. Willie Goodman Mrs. Berthan M. Grantham Mrs. Estelle Grantham Mrs. George Gray Miss Louise Green Mrs. Sallie Green Mrs. Wilgert Green, Sr. Mr. Cortez Gunter Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hagans Miss Cassandra Hamilton Miss Catherine Hamilton Mr. Levi Hamilton, Jr. Mrs. Rebecca S. Hamilton Mr. Reuban Hamilton Mr. Richard Hamilton Mrs. Sarah Spicer Hampton Mrs. Maggie Hardy Mr. Amos Hargrove Mrs. Aurtha B. Harper Mr. Leonard M. Harper Mrs. Mary Ann Harper Miss Rachelle L. Harper PATRONS Miss Sharon D. Harper Mrs. Catherine Harrington Mrs. Neil Harrington, Jr. Mrs. Eloide Harris Mrs. Ester Harris Mr. Leamon Harris Mr. Raymond Harris Mrs. Faye Hatch Mr. Willie Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hayes Mr. Ralph Herring Mrs. Annie H. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hill Mrs. Nathanel Hill Miss Eula Hines Mr. Leonard Hinnant Mrs. Lucretia Hinnant Mr. Percy J. Hinnant Mrs. Sudie Hobbs Miss Dorrian Hodges Mrs. Ethel M. Hodges Mrs. Mary Holley Mrs. Christine Holloman Mr. David Holloman Miss Alice Hobbs Mr. Earl Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hobbs Mr. Jesse Hobbs, Jr. Mr. Ralph Hobbs Mr. John Holloway Mr. Frank Holmes Mrs. Pearl Holmes Mrs. Ethel Hood Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hood, Jr. Mr. Amaziah Howell Mrs. Gloria Howell Mr. Leroy Howell Mrs. Mary Jane Howell Mr. Arthur Hubbard Mrs. Ester Hudson Mr. Clifton Humphrey Miss Bobbie Hunter Miss Melba Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hunter Mrs. Thelma W. Hunter Mr. Thomas Hunter Mr. Marion Inman S-Sgt. and Mrs. M. Irving Miss Barbara Isler Mrs. Beatrice Isler Mrs. Bertha Isler Mrs. Florence Isler Mr. Harold Isler Miss Shirley Isler Mr. Harry O. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Jackson Bishop. J.. W. Jackson Mrs. Dorothy Jacobs Mr. Frank Jacobs, Jr. Mrs. Annie R. Jacobs Miss Colette Jacobs Mr. William Harvey Jacobs Mr. Randall James, Sr. Mr. Charles Jennette Mrs. Rematha Jennette Mr. Harold Roderick Jolly Mr. Anthony Johnson Mrs. Bernice Johnson P. F. C. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson, Jr Mrs. Mary Rose Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Johnson Mr. Robert Johnson Miss Sadie C. Johnson Miss Thelma Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson, Jr Miss Doris Jones Mrs. D. D. Jones Miss Elizabeth Jones Miss E. D. Jones Mrs. E. S. Jones Mrs. Glady Jones Miss Gloria Jones Mrs. Helen Jones Mr. Henry Jones Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jones Mrs. Gladys Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Troy L. Joyner Miss Paulene Kelly Mrs. Julia C. King Mrs. Lillian King Mr. Van B. K ing Mrs. Velma King Mrs. Eva Kornegay Mrs. Gertrude Kornegay Mrs. Evelyn Lancanster Mrs. Ester Lane Mr. Sylvester Lane Mr. Edward Langston Mrs. M. S. Langston Mr. Leonare Lanier Mrs. Annie Lawson Mrs. Rose Lassiter Mrs. Eloise Lawson Mrs. Freddie M. ’Lawson Mr. Herman Lawson Mr. Robert Gleen Lawson Mr. Samuel Lawson Mr. Thelma Lawson Rev. and Mrs. George Lee Mrs. Elizabeth Leftridge Mr. Hardy Lee Leftridge Miss Stella L. Leftridge PATRONS Mr. James Leggett Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Lessene Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis Mr. Delvia E. Lewis Mrs. Ethellen Lewis Mrs. Eva Lewis Mrs. Gertrude Lewis Mrs. Gloria A. Lewis Miss Helene Lewis Mr. James Lewis Mr. John Lewis Miss Linda Lewis Mrs. Lucille Lewis Mr. O ' Berry Lewis, Jr. Mr. Walter Le wis Mr. F. L. Lockin Mr. Charlie Locklair Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Locklair Mrs. Andrew Lofton Mrs. Bernice Lofton Mr. Ernest Lofton Mrs. Ethel Lofton Mr. Jerome Lofton P. V. T. Kenneth Lofton Mr. Felix Lynn Mrs. Hilda Manuel Mr. Pearl Marsh Mr. Dortch Martin Mr. Edward Martin Miss Elizabeth Martin Mrs. Irene Martin Mr. James Martin Mrs. Margaret Martin Mrs. Beulah Massey S-Sgt. John Mathews Mrs. Lolla Maye Mrs. Annie McClaude Miss S. McCormick Mrs. Janie McEachern Mrs. Juanita McEadhin Mrs. Gertrude McIntyre Mrs. Beulah McKennon Mr. and Mrs. C. McKinney Mr. Billy P. McKinnon Mrs. T. N. McK oy Mr. Charles A. McLamb Miss Lessie Melvin Miss Mary L. Michaux Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Middleton Mrs. A. W. Minnis Mr. Charlie A. Mitchell Mrs. Ella Mitchell Mr. Isham Mitchell Mrs. Albert Moore Mr. Dock Moore Miss Loraine Moore Miss Dorothy Moore Miss Jean Moore Mrs. Mary L. Morrison Mrs. A. Moses Mr. and Mrs. James Moses Mr. Houvone Moses Rev. James H. Moye Mr. Ralph Mumford Mr. Floyd Newkirk Mrs. Catherine Newsome Miss Sallie Newsome Sgt. Eddie Newsome Mrs. Mattie Oates Mr. Joe Oates Mrs. Estella Oliver Mr. Jospeh W. Page Mrs. Beverly Parker Mrs. Clementine Parker Mr. Frederick Parker Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parker Miss Helen Parker Miss Jacqueline Parker Mr. James Parker Mr. Jimmy Parker Mr. Johnnie Parker Miss Joyce Parker Miss Dora Parks Mrs. Elma Parks Mr. James Parks Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Parks Mr. Verta Parks Rev. C. W. Pate Mr. and Mrs. Sylvalus Patrick Mrs. Pearline Patterson Miss Dollera Pearson Sgt. Vance Perry Mr. Vance Perry, Jr. Mr. Jimmie Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Jinny Person Rev. F. B. Phifer Mr. and Mrs. Archester Philpaw, Jr. Mr. Robert Plummer Mrs. H. B. Pouncey Mr. French Pridgeon Mr. Edward Quinn Mrs. Alice Ragland Mr. Jerome Ragland Mr. Arthis Raiford, Jr. Mrs. Edsel Raynor Miss Tammy Raynor Mr. Alexander Resse Mrs. Grace Reed Miss Roma Jean Reid Miss Geraldine Renfrow Mr. Johnnie Renfrow Mrs. Mamie Phie PATRONS Mr. W. M. Reinhardt Mrs. Annie Bell Rich Mrs. Emma Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Leander Robinson Mr. James O. Rowe Mr. Adolph Royall, Sr. Mrs. Alice Royall Mrs. Elouise Royall Mrs. Audrey Saggette Mrs. Ethel Sampson Miss Vandora Sampson Mrs. Gloria Sauls Mrs. Ella Shelton Mrs. Mary Simmons Mrs. Lenora Simms Mrs. Alton E. Smith Mrs. Annie L. Smith Mr. Bennie Smith, Jr. Miss Catherine Smith Miss Borris M. Smith Miss Edna Smith Mrs. Eliza Smith Miss F. H. Smith Mrs. Geraldine Smith Mrs. Mable Smith Mrs. Mary Smith Miss Mildred Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, Jr. Mr. Raymond E. Smith Mr. Roger Smith Mr. Ronnie Smith Mrs. Ardelia Spells Miss Earlene Spells Miss Elizabeth Spencer Mrs. Sarah S. Spicer Mrs. Annie Doris Spruill Miss Selma G. Spicer Mr. and Mrs. James Spruill Mr. John Robert Spruill Mrs. Agnes Stallings Mr. Jay R. Stallings Mr. Robert Stallings Miss Valmoua Stallings Mrs. Vivian Stallings Mrs. Betty Stansbury Mr. Walter Stansbury Mrs. Willete B. Stark Mr. N. A. Stitt Mrs. Bertie Suggs Miss Rematha Suggs Mr. Bobby Swinson Mr. Charles Swinson Mr. Clarence Swinson Mrs. Daisy Swinson Mrs. Eastal Swinson Mr. Emanuel Swinson Mrs. Pauline Swinson Mr. Ronald Swinson Mr. Thaddeus Swinson Mrs. Ethel Sykes Mr. Jreman Sykes Mrs. J. N. Sykes Miss Laynette R. Sykes Mrs. Lila Sykes Mrs. Earlene Taylor Mrs. Martha Taylor Mrs. Helen Taylor Mr. Allen Thompson Mrs. A. G. Thompson Mr. Bradford T. Thompson Mr. Cedric H. Thompson Mrs. Clarise Thompson Miss Dorisenia Thompson Mr. H. G. Thompson Miss Valeria O. Thompson Mr. Zachria Thompson Mr. Henry Thorpe Mrs. Jean S. 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