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    About Us

    Dillard High School, located in Goldsboro, North Carolina, was the outgrowth of a private school founded in 1866 for Negro students. The Reverend Clarence Dillardcame to Goldsboro in 1884 to serve as pastor of the Presbyterian (Shiloh) Church.
     
    In 1894, Reverend Dillard became principal of the colored school as it was called then.  The building that Reverend Dillard saw erected was named Dillard High School. The Reverend Clarence Dillard retired in 1924 and was succeeded by Mr. Hugh Victor Brown.Dillard High School was accredited by the North Carolina State Department of public instruction in 1926 and by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in 1937.
     
    In 1955, Professor Brown envisioned the return home of all his children who had graduated since the year 1926, to celebrate 30 years ofaccreditation of their alma mater. Professor Brown used all his possible resources to begin gathering addresses of alumni who resided mostly in the Northern States.Communication was established and plans were initiated for a mammothhomecoming celebration in 1956!
     
    In 1969, the doors of Dillard High School closed and students were transferred toGoldsboro High School.  Dillard is now a middle school and house grades 7th and 8th under the leadership of Sylvester Townsend as the principal. High school students are able to apply for college scholarships through theirguidance counselor.  
     
    It is the responsibility of the National Scholarship Committee to use the scholarship criteria to select recipients and award scholarships madeavailable to the organization by individual and group contributors. The committee is responsible for the Thursday Scholarship and awards program.
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    Gary Packer, a 1979 graduate of Goldsboro High School, is a production supervisor for Georgia Pacific.

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    Gary is married to Elaine Williams and has 2 children Gary and Jade. Gary, a man of integrity and principle, is an Elder and department leader at Alpha And Omega Christian Center in Goldsboro. 

    DGAF Officers

     

    National President

    Gary Packer    

    National Treasurer
    Elizabeth Williams

    National Recording Secretary      
    LaVerne Lowery

    National Financial Secretary
    Helen Harris

            National Parliamentarian     
    Larry Dawson


    National Webmaster  
    Jeanette James

    National Governance Chairperson
    Janice Raynor

    Dillard Alumni Community Service Org. Chairperson        
    William Woodard

    National Homecoming Chairperson
     Janet Barnes