March, 1965
THE DILLARD HI —NEWS
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DILLARD TIGERS—Reading Left to Right: Chester Armstrong, Paul Vinson, Charles Barnes,
Ronnie Ford, Thurman Bunch, James Dais, Coach R. L. Dowery, Larry Williams, Willie Green
field, Alexander McKinnon, Willie Smith, Fletcher Worrells.
Dillard Tigers
Have 9-5-0 Record
By Michael Pulley
The Dillard High Cagers with
a 9-5-0 record will seek revenge
for an earlier 87-62 defeat when
they meet Darden High again
February 16, in Wilson.
The success of the Tigers can
be explained best in the efforts
of Larry Williams, Ronnie Ford,
Chester Armstrong, Charles
Gunter, Paul Vinson, Charles
Barnes, Charles Howard and
Coach R. L. Dowery.
Averages leading members of
the varsity are Williams 21.7,
games 9; Ford 8.7, games 8;
Armstrong 7.8, games 8; Gunter
7.2, games 9; Vinson 5.0, games
7; Barnes 4.8, games 4.
Junior Varsity
Stands 11-3-0
Junior Varsity Tigers have
made a very impressive record
so far with a 11-3-0 record.
Harold Jolly leads the field
in point standing with a 15.3
average. Complete record ofj
averages follows;
Harold Jolly 15.3; Ronnie
Coley 11.0; Harold Smith 10.9;
William Crawford 8.6; Fred
Hicks 5.5; Sam Booth 5.2 and
Jerry Raynor 3.1 average for
the three games he has played.
Vocational Survey
Show Plans Of
Seniors
By Queen Esther Wiggs
A recent survey to determine
the various vocations Dillard
seniors plan to enter upon fin
ishing college has been conduct
ed by Queen E. Wiggs, a senior.
The survey shows that some
of the seniors have definite
plans for the future.
Thirteen seniors plan to join
the Armed Forces upon gradu
ation. The others in descending
order as follows; Secretary-10;
Social worker-7; Musicians-5;
Elementary-4; Mathematicians-
4; Brick Layer-4; Beauty Ope
rator-3; Mechanical Engineer-3;
Airline Stewardess-3; Nursing-
3; Sociologists-3; Typists-3; Sec
ondary teacher-3; Home Eco
nomics teacher-2; Psychitrist-2;
Designer-2; Interior Decorator-
2; Physical Education teacher-2;
Building Contractor-2; Barber-
2; Electronical Engineer-1; Law
yer-1; Carpenter-1; Athletic
Coach-1; Writer-1; Pharmacists-
1; Bookkeeper-1; College teach
er-1; and Physical Education
teacher-1.
PATROL AT WORK
Students around Dillard who
try to maintain order and dis
cipline constitute the student
patrol. They patrol the down
stairs and upstairs halls and the
cafeteria, and assist teachers in
assembly programs in keeping
order.
The captains of the squads
are; Downstairs, Alben Barkley
and Janie Garrett.
The Cafeteria squad is headed
by Clayton Harris and Edna
Britt.
Other members of the patrol
include; Edna Borden, Patricia
Smith, Ann Best, Janice Alston,
Inez Bryant, La Eula Davis,
Marion Howell, Jerry Jones,
Rossie Daniels, Linda Lewis,
''lyde Lynn, Sheri Grey, De
es Stallings, Annie Benton,
’na Moore, Gilbert Johnson,
Spruil, Charles Lane,
' S w i n s o n, and Lola
Operation Smokeless
Begins At Dillard
The Student Council has made
an all out campaign against
smoking as one of its projects
for the year. Posters have been
placed in the halls. The posters
are designed with such words
as “Us Dillardites would rather
fight than smoke.”
The president of the Student
Council has appointed a commit
tee to set up plans for the ope
ration. LaForest Ford heads
this committee. Other committee
members are Janet Whitfield,
James Dixon and Ronald Dortch.
CHARLES HOWARD
Howard Selected
To Play In Annual
Shrine Bowl Game
By Michael Pulley
Charles Howard a Dillard
senior, was voted the most out
standing player to represent Dil
lard in the annual Shrine Bowl
between Eastern and Western
All-stars played in Durham,
December 5.
Howard, a senior and four
year veteran, played as line
backer for the Eastern team. He
has played such positions as
halfback, linebacker, and end
for Dillard and according to
coach Elliot is the most ver
satile Tiger.
The Western team battered
the East 28-12. The West also
swapped the East in last year’s
game.
After graduation Charles
plans to go to college and major
in Physical Education. He also
participates in basketball, base
ball, and table tennis.
He was chosen as the All-
Eastern player. This is some
thing new for this year.
Commenting on Dillard’s un
successful season of no wins and
all loses, Howard said, “we
just couldn’t get together.”
Howard is the son of Mr. and
Home Economics
Dept. Presents
Fashion Show
Many parents and friends wit
nessed the second annual fashion
show presented by the home
economics department January
21, as a feature of the Dillard
P. T. A. '
Garments were made and
modeled by both girls and boys.
The proud winners were; Doris
Taylor - a two piece suit; Cyn
thia Blount - a shift; LeMira
White - jumper and blouse;
Home Economic I - Helen Lewis,
two-piece dress; Agnes Batts,
slack suit and Shirley Locklair,
a dress. Home Economic II -
Mable Lewis, three-piece suit;
Sarah Spicer, a two-piece dress;
and Sandra Durante, a shift.
Home Economic III.
Representing the boys were;
Douglas Harper, a jacket; Jim
my Stokes, a parker jacket and
Melvin Horner, a vest.
Judges Were Mrs. Thelma
Branch, Home Economic teach-'
er at Central and Miss Gwendo
lyn Crawford, a Dillard senior.
The fashion show was spon
sored by Belk-Tyler Store and
presented annually by the home
economic department under the
supervision of Mrs. Eliza S.
Jones and Miss O. Douglas.
Dillard Junior
Crowned ‘^‘^Miss
Cinderella”
Gwendolyn Josey, a Dillard
Junior, was crowned “Miss
Cinderella” for 1965 at the an
nual Cinderella Ball December
4.
Many young ladies from Car
ver High School and Central
witnessed the crowning by An
nette Dawson, last year’s queen,
and were introduced to society
on this occasion.
The affair is sponsored an
nually by the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority and was held
this year in Dillard High
School's gym.
Dillard students participating
were; Jacqueline Brimmage,
Gloria Taylor, Margie Gills,
Mary Thomas, D e c o r a s Best,
Judy Lewis, Betty Allen, Delia
Sherrard, Brenda Packer, Queen
E. Wiggs, Sally Jacobs, Doretha
Daniels, Minnie Gogdill, Johnice
Washington, Bertha Davis, Au
drey Rogers, Sylvia Hines,
Geraldine Renfrow, Daphine Ar
tis, Dorrina Hodges, Thelma
Barnes, Rossie Daniels, Mabel-
tine Britt, Roberta Barnes,
Teresa Dawson, Ethelene Bry
ant, Sandra King, Gail, Linda
Davis, Linda Best, Conatha Boy
ette, and Sandra Cox.
Second And
Third Honor
List Revealed
According to an official re
port the following students who
have a majority of A’s in scho
larship, no C’s, and A in conduct
and perfect attendance were
eligible for the honor list second
and third reporting periods of
this year;
Second Period—Freshmen
Janice Barkley, Catherine
Washington, Jay Stallings, Doris
Taylor, Bobby Bryant, Betty Joe
Wooten, Brenda Crowder, Ca-
melia Rhodes, Theodore Mac-
Farland.
Sophomores
Raynette Green, Catherine
Watson, Linda White, Linda
Silver, Linda Gerald.
Juniors:
Daphine Artis, Patricia Foster.
Seniors:
Gloria E. Coley, LaForest
Ford, Sandra Durante, Curtis
Phillips, Letha White, Annette
Dawson, Dorothy White, Esther
Silver, Nettie Sherard, Bessie
Scott, Lola Jones.
Third Period—Freshmen:
Janice Barkley, Doris Taylor,
Catherine Washington, Camelia
Rhodes, Brenda Crowder, Wan
da Lofton, Alex Daniels, Alexan
der Waters.
Sophomores:
Catherine Watson, Charlene
Simmons, Raynette Green,
Brenda Edwards, Linda Gerald,
Linda White, Linda Silver, Lin
da Brown.
Juniors:
Queen E. Wiggs, Daphine
Artis, Janice Best.
Seniors:
LaForest Ford, Curtis Phillips,
Sandra Durante, Letha White,
Louvenia Moses, Doris Bowden,
Esther Silver, Gloria E. Coley,
Patricia Burden, Bessie Scott,
Dorothy White, Nettie Sheard,
Lola Jones, Gloria Hamilton,
Gwendolyn Crawford.
Special Course Offered
For Talented At Dillard
High School
Ninety Dillard students, se
lected on the basic of scores re
ceived on tests, make up the
new English Classes now offer
ed at Dillard. There are 22
seniors, 15 juniors, 30 sopho
mores and 23 freshmen in the
course.
The purpose of the course,
which was first offered in North
Carolina in 1961, is to enrich the
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