Page Six
the DILLARD HI —NEWS
May, 1965
GETTING THE
URGE
Have you ever had a strong
desire to do something, regard
less of requests, warnings and
rules of proper conduct?
One Poopo relates such ex
periences.
The sign read “Fresh Paint,”
but poor Poopo couldn’t resist
getting the feel of the cool, wet
paint on the seat of his breeches.
“Buzz Buzz, Buzz.” He was
furious in his desire to swat the
ever buzzing class chatterer, but
he didn’t do it.
The sign, “Wet Cement,
made his toes burn. He could
not resist the temptation to
leave his footprint. So what? He
did.
The stool on which Miss Busy
was sitting slipped and she slid
to the floor. The urge to laugh
was greater than the ability to
restrain from laughing.
To stick a pen in the seat of
his best friend to see him jump
made Poopo quiver. He squirm
ed and iched; however, the
sharp-pointed pen fell to the
floor without doing any harm.
Freshmen Place
15 On Fourth
Honor List
Of the 36 students who met
the requirements for the four
th honor roll, 15 were placed by
freshmen.
Freshmen - Janice Barkley,
Carl Barnes, Audrey Brasw^M
Bobby Bryant, Gloria, Best,
Brenda Crowder, Alex Daniel^,
Florraine Harrington, Wanda
Lofton, Soraya Moore, Brenda
Pennington, Camelia Rhodes,
Joel Silver, Doris Taylor; and
Catherine Washington.
Sophomores - Linda'^Brto-^vn,
Linda Gerald, Raynette dreene,
John F. JlickS) Linda;. Silver,
Catherine Watson, and Linda
White.
Juniors - Mabel Best, Brenda
Braswell, Daphine Artis, Bobby
Coley, Patricia Foster, Donald
Weathers, and Queen Esther
Wiggs.
Seniors - Gloria P. Coley,
Sandra Durante, LaForest Ford,
Lola Jones, Nettie Sherard,
Esther Silver, and Letha White.
NEW ADDITION TO
FACULTY
Mrs. V. C. Lyons, a recent ad
dition to the Dillard faculty, has
taken the work of Mrs. N. Wax
who resigned to accompany her
husband overseas.
Mrs. Lyons is a native of Dur
ham, and a graduate of North
Carolina College. She has lived
in Texas, Colorado and England.
She has traveled in Scotland,
France and Canada. She has one
son, Michael David years
old.
In giving her impressions of
Dillard Mrs. Lyons said, “I ad
mire the Dillard family spirit,
and I wish the best for every
student here.”
Hamilton’s
Funeral
Home
D.H.S. Library Club
Attends Annual
State Convention
The D. H. S. Library Club
will attend the annual confer
ence of the Association of North
Carolina High School Library
Clubs, May 1, at West Charlotte
High School, Charlotte, N. C.
Approximately 37 Dillard stu
dents will attend the all day
conference.
Doris Bowden, a senior at Dil
lard High School is state presi
dent, and will preside over the
conference.
The theme of the conference
is “Driving Towards Better
Library Clubs: Books—The Ig
nition Switch.”
CAMPVS VISITORS
Three graduates and one for--
mer student of Dillard visite4
the campus recently. They were
Franklin Simmons, class of ’62,
Kenneth Flowers, class of ’64,
James Kornegay, a former stu
dents, and Jimmy Randolph,
class of ‘60.
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