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Dillard graduates dating back to the Class of 1938-1952 were honored during a luncheon at the Mt. Hermon Family Life Center, and a Sunday morning worship service at Mt. Hermon AME featuring keynote speaker the Reverend Dr. Edison Jackson, president of Bethune Cook-man University, concluded a week of historical activities designed to showcase the legacy of Dillard High.
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The keynote speaker is Dr. Edison Jackson, President of Bethune Cookman University, a renowned Historically Black College University (HBCU).
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