Dunn High School - Echo Yearbook (Dunn, NC)

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Junior Stunt Night Stunt Night, a smashing success, was presented by the class of 1968 on Feb- ruary 7, 1967. Don Bennett and Belinda Johnson proved to be talented emcees. The junior stunt featured Jimmy Stanley as Julius Caesar in a parody of Shakespeare’s tragedy. “The Honeymooners” was the theme of Junior Stunt Night on February 15, 1968, presented by the class of 1969. Buddy Carvalho, emcee, was a convincing Jackie Gleason. The judges awarded first prize to Jim- my Stanley and Joe Smo- thers, who portrayed a ventriloquist and his dummy in their stunt. The conspirators hail Caesar in his triumphant entry. arr @ : Caesar sings “I’ve Been Hurt” after “Plot, Plot, Plot” is the song of the conspirators in the introduction to the junior stunt. g P Brutus has stabbed him fatally. 129

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1 Girls’ and Boys’ State Girls’ and Boys’ State provides an oppor- tunity for rising seniors to learn and practice the mechanics of politics. Girls’ State is held in Greensboro, and Boys’ State is held in Winston-Salem. In 1967 the civic clubs of Dunn chose four boys and two girls to attend. Susan Campbell, Carol Stewart. Robie Butler, Taylor Step- hens, Al Murray, Tony Broglin. 3t