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THE DILLARD HI —NEWS
May, 1965
A LOOK AT
SPORTS
Track
By Michael Pulley
“Our chances of winning are
always good,” asserted track
Coach M. W. Inman in respect
to Dillard’s meeting with J. T.
Barber High School on April 9.
Although this is the first year
that Dillard has sponsored a
track team, our best prospects,
according to Coach Inman, are
A. C. Crowder, Jr., Charles Gun
ter, Wayne Hunter, Charles
Lane, and Alben Barkley.
Crowder, Hunter, and Gunter
appear to be the more active.
Wayne and Calvin will partici
pate in the sprint, field (hurdles)
880 relay and the sprint Med
ley, while Charles will take
over distance, field, and sprint
Medley.
Much enthusiasm is felt by
the Dillard Tigers in that each
side scored a victory over the
other in basketball.
In relation to field activities,
Dillard will have only the shot
put and the hurdles. Jerry Ray
nor will also take part in sprint
ing and the hurdles.
Other members of the track
team who will also see some
action are sprinters — Wayne
Hunter, A. C. Crowder, William
Ashford, John Wooten, Reginald
Currie, James Williams and Jer
ry Raynor; Middle distance—i
William Wellington, Clayton
Harris, Norman Dixon, Robert
Musgrave, Ernest Gratham, and
Rickey M c K o y; Distance—
Charles Gunter, Earl Hobbs,
Jimmie Rouse, Robert Leggett;
Field — Wayne Hunter, A. C.
Crowder, John Wooten, Charles
Gunter, Charles Lane, and Al
ben Barkely; Hurdles — Wayne
Hunter and A. C. Crowder.
Members of the Relay are:
440 Relay — William Ashford,
Reginald Currie, John Wooten,
Jr. and James Williams; 880 Re
lay — Wayne Hunter, A. C.
Crowder, William Wellington
and Rickey McKoy. Sprint Med
ley — Charles Gunter, A. C.
Crowder, Wayne Hunter and
William Wellington.
WHO NEEDS IT?
(Slang)
By Douglas Lawson
Some Dillard students have
found themselves in situations
where they find it impossible to
respond in acceptable common
everyday English.
As a result, they turn to their
own “coined phrases” which are
commonly classified as “slang.”
Although little is known about
the origin of slang, it is be
lieved originally to have been
the jargon of beggars and
thieves. Now, any word that has
not been adopted as good usage
but is used expressively by
numerous persons is considered
slang.
Slang .at its^ best sums up in
a few words an expression that
hits the mark, but on the other
hand, a habitual use of slang
encourages carelessness, inaccu
racy and slothfulness.
Here, slang is classified under
two headings, the autocratic
slang of the seniors and the
comedy slang used by minors.
Most slang is born of the desire
to be forceful or picturesque but
it usually lasts only a short
time.
Birthday
Greetings
Fond greetings go out to the
students at Dillard High School
whose birthdays are in the
month of May.
Ernestine Burden May 2
Shirley Craft May 1
Annette Dawson May 20
La Forest Ford May 14
Esther Silver May 12
Linda Bryant May 7
Leroy Dreighton May 20
Janice Barkley May 6
Lila Stevens May 26
Blonnie Marshall May 9
Monte Siler May 20
Dillard High
Award System
For Athletes
To encourage good character
and clean sportsmanship awards
are presented each year to ath
letes who merit them. The ath
letic award system includes—
Football
1st year—Gold medal
2nd year — Gold “D” letter
with blue football
3rd year — Gold miniature
football with Gold “D” and
initials of performer.
4th year — Gold “D” letter
with four blue stripes and
blue football.
Jr. Varsity Basketball
1st year—Silver medal
2nd year — Small Blue “D”
letter with Gold J. V.
Basketball
1st year—Gold medal
2nd year — Blue “D” letter
with Gold basketball
3rd year — Gold miniature
basketball with blue “D”
and initials of performer.
4th year — Blue “D” letter
with four gold stripes and
gold basketball
Baseball
1st year—Gold medal
2nd year — White “D” with
blue baseball
3rd year — Gold miniature
baseball with white “D”
and initials of performer
4th year — White “D” with
blue baseball and four blue
stripes.
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1965 TRACK TEAM—From left to right; front row in ground position; James Williams,
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bert Leggett, William Wellington; last row standing: coach; Mr. I. N. Inman, Alben Barkley,
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