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Congratulations to the Class of 19651 The 206 prospective graduates pictured above will
receive their diplomas at the Fortieth Commencement exercises June 8.
Safety Patrol Has
Busy Season
“Use the other door!” “Clear
the halls, please.” These are the
orders heard frequently on the
corridors at D. H. S. The safety
patrol at D. H. S. gives its time
and efforts to keeping halls
cafeteria, and grounds clear of
traffic conflict.
Many of the members are
ranked and given special
“beats.”
Captains: Alben Barkley, Lola
Jones, Janie Garrett, Edna Britt,
Clayton Harris and William
Lynn.
Lieutenants: Cheryl Gray.
Joyce Wilkins, Edna Barden,
and Janice Alston.
Sergeants: Mary Spruill,
Charles Lane, Joshua Brown,
Essie Greenfield, Gilbert John
son, Charles Swinson, Inez Bry
ant, Bobby Jenkins, and Eliza
beth Best.
Privates: Rudolph Baker, Pa
tricia Kornegay, Sylvanus Sim-
mins, Geraldine Wooten, Robert
Musgrave, Daniel Clark, Doris
Daniels, Linda Whitfield, Aud
rey Duprew, Linda Lewis, Faye
Cogdell, Delores Stallings, Ma
rian Howell, Patricia Smith,
Jerry Jones, Clyde Lynn, Rosa
lind Bryant, Rossie Daniels and
Chester Brown.
Honorary member: Vincent
Weeks.
The entire squad is under the
supervision of Mr. J, E. Green,
and Mr. A. W. McCullough.
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Dawson who will graduate in
June. He had served previously
as assistant business manager,
circulation manager, and make
up editor.
Choral Club
News
The Dillard Choral Club is
rounding out a busy season as
preparations are being made for
the Spring Concert to be given
May 5. The 140 voice group has
sung for assembly and special
programs sponsored by the
school and community organiza
tions. The Spring Concert will
include classical, sacred, mod
ern, spiritual, popular and nov
elty numbers. The program will
feature the Mixed Chorus, Girls
Choir, Senior soprano Sandra
Durante, and the Male Ensem
ble.
Seventy-five choral members
participated in the District Mu
sic Festival held at Speight High
School in Wilson County, April
7th. The group received a rating
of “1” for three entries which
were: “Create in Me a Clean
Heart, O God.”—^Mueller (Mixed
Chorus), “How Lovely is Thy
Dwelling Place”—Brahms (Girls
Choir), and “Let Us Break
Bread Together” — arr. Ryder
(Male Ensemble). The Mixed
Chorus also received a “2” for
“Zum Schluss” (“To Close”) by
Brahms. These excellent ratings
made the group eligible to at
tend the State Music Festival at
North Carolina College in Dur
ham, April 30th.
On May i2, a Senior Vocal
Recital will be presented by
Sandra Durante, Elizabeth Mar
tin, Daniel Clark and Herbert
Braswell. These Vocalists have
been outstanding for their work
throughout the year on pro
grams including the Omega Tal
ent Hunt and the Music Festival.
Sandra and Daniel will perform
at the State Music Festival.
The choral director, Mrs. E.
L. Harris, is very anxious for
students interested in music to
start planning to join the or-
Think About Student
Elections
The week of May 3-7 is elec
tion week at Dillard High
School. Students will elect Stu
dent Council officers to serve
for the 1965-66 school term.
Students are urged to vote for
a candidate, not because he is
a very dear friend, but because
you are convinced that he meets
the requirements for that par
ticular office.
ganization next year. Particular
ly is she interested in boys for
the tenor and bass sections.
SENIOR CLASS
GIFTS
One of the projects of a senior
class at Dillard each year is to
make plans and present the
school so soon to be their Alma
Mater, a gift.
The gift of the present senior
class is a blue and gold electric
bulletin board which will be
erected by members of the class
on the northside of the campus.
This announcement was made
earlier in the year.
The class gift for 1964 was
gold concert curtains which
were installed at a cost of
$231.25 in time for commence
ment activities last June.
Juniors Take Tops
In ^^Down Town”
Performance
On the morning of March 27,
the juniors were very happy,
about the outcome of their an
nual production, “Down Town”
presented at Dillard March 26.
As a form of entertainment
and as a class project to re-
plinish the class treasury, the
performance was outstanding.
The spectacular musical cast’s
selections included numbers
from the band, vocal selections,
and popular dances with an add
ed attraction, “Two Mystery
Notes” by Mrs. M. F. Wright.
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