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129 High School Seniors Fro i Thre
States Attend Bennett’s ‘Youth Day:
GREENSBORO. NT C Somr
529 high school seniors and 27
advisors from North Carolina,
South Carolina and Vusinia left
here Sunday after attending the
annual “Youth Days’’ at Bennett
College over the wee k-end.
i in addition to attending classes
j and laboratory periods, the visitors
i participated in a talent show, were
j guests at a party and dinner in
| their honor and made a tour of
I points of interest in the city.
Miss Mary Mayfield registrar, j
thairman of the Youth Days com- j
mittee. also arranged workshops!
i and conferences for the advisors, j
j Members of the freshman class.!
j Mi ;c Mary Boone, president, of
| Sanford, served as hostesses to the
; visitors.
i *A complete list of students and
i their advisors follows:
NORTH CAROLINA
I ABERDEEN Berkeley High;
Rachel Patterson, Caro] Frye; Ad*
I visor H. H Bethea.
| ASHEBORO Central High;
i Sonia Leach. Carol Lowriermilk
; Doris Luck, Helen Strickland; Ad*
1 visor Mrs. L. P. Harris.
; ASHEVILLE -- Allen High; Re
| becca Hemphill. Peggy Alexander;
j Advisor Miss W. M. Wrlsley;
: Stephen-Lee High: Shirley John
| son. Mary Moore: Advisor -- Mrs.
j Wilma V. Kpns.
! BAYRORO - PAMLICO County
; High. Marjorie Green*'. Grace
! Monk. Advisor Mrs. G S Hud
son
! BUKCI AW -- C F. Pone Sixth
! Doris Bordeaux Hazel Corb-.dt, j
1 Mary Ann Smith
| GOLDSBORO Dillard High:
! Jacqueline Boseman. Ruth Whdied:
j Advisor Mrs L N. Harris
| GREENSBORO Dudley High i
! Ruby Bailey, Jo Marie Crump Jo j
| Ann Goins. Peggie Haith, Eliza- I
j both Harris. Phyllis J. rfors. Kmuta !
i McAdoo, I.yVonnc McAdoo, Juliet j
| McKoy. Barbara Mehsne, Jeanette ■
' Napner. Mary F. Koc-sc, Ba-btira j
: Robinson, Blanche Taylor. Wi’.liel- !
Or, Jenkins
Id. Hospital,
BALTIMORE. MD - Negro stu
! dents “per se" da not depress stan
! herds in racially integrated schools,
| Morgan State College President.
| FT- Martin D. Jenkins, said here
I Wednesday fMarch 20) night
! The Morgan president addressed
•t seminar on controversial issues
| held at Johns Hospkin? University,
■ with approximately 60 graduate
| students in attendance. His talk
| was a reply to statements made at
i the same seminar a week ago bv
. Dr F J. C. McGurk. of Villannva
j University, who contends that Me
j ernes are inherently inferior msn
; tally tn whites.
Benving “nneqalvncsllv**
I that Negro students "prr ,r
--! ’"vt standards when thry are
integrated, the educator con
tended that Negro or ii-hite
j children from rural. Southern,
immigrant or lower-class fared
lies, or who have attended
oualitatlvely poor schools, will
lower the educational stan
dards of any sehno! into which
they are Integrated.
He said:
| “Negro children per v do not
1 depress standards. It is even pos
sible that under certain conditions
and in particular schools a g!v»n
group of Negro child) on would
tend frt elevate standards
“However, to the extent that
children who happen to he Negro
children are lower class, to the ex
; ,Pnf that they have attended qua!
| datively poor schools ■ tn that ex-
I ten? these children ‘threaten aca
| demic standards.’ “
| PLEADS POT! UNDERSTANDING
Pointing out that environment
plays a significant role in the de.
velopmenf of students Dr Jr-pkins
appealeti for understanding of the
problem in its “larger social set
ting
He said:
“The school Is nnlv a part of sh»
tnlnl social complex. What sn In
dividual is at a present moment or
what h-' may hero,r is dependent
upon his parents, his home environ
rnent. his neighborhood, (he nature
of his n- t- society, his motivation,
his class status, the present and
future opportunities to which he is
sensitive - - ns well ns upon the
extent and qualify of his school
ing.'’
He said that this should mesa
that “sometime* what Is ed
ucationally best, that which hi
logically defensible must give
way to that which Is socially
best In terms of the basic pre
mises of our society."
And he said:
“We are committed In fhfs ercaf
democracy of ours to the proposi
tion that every individual ha* in
trinsic worth and that every in
dividual must he given opportunity
to develop hi# potential regardles
of race, class, social status, «vx.
national origin or previous condi
tions. This is high ground and «w
have not always attained (L Bui
we will."
One of the worst things a peui
; tryman can do is to pack r?s In
j '-he case while they are still warm
; Let. them cool tn bg*!:fts before
i packing, advise k • muon poultry;
i specialists at North Carolina State I
j Farmers’ pn s hem st. the 1955
i level in 1958 after declining for
(our consecuti' years.
Early eggs are mov" profitable.
I March is Month —eat more
mine Thomas,
HIGH POINT —■ William Penn.
Ester Cole, Shirley Foster, Shirley
KENLY ft. B. Harrison: Ella
Hagans, Madie Pearce; Advisor
Mrs. V. R. Barfield.
KINSTON Ailkin High: Roe
r.ell Bryant, Jacqueline Dove,
Louise Greene, Veronica Lofton.
Edith Sutton, Jessie Sutton; Ad
visor Miss E. L Powe.
LEAKSVILLE Douglass High.
Barbara Brou n. Lillie Mae Manns,
jJo Ann Marlin, Wanda Price,
j Johr.sie Williams
1 LEXINGTON Dunbar High:
| Cora Lanier, Thelma Michael,
j LUMBERTON —J. H. Hayswood
High: Annie Wright.
BISCOE Peabody High: Char
les Bruton; Advisor Mrs. Mamie
Anderson.
BROWN SUMMIT Brown
Summit High: Mattie Byrd. Ethel- j
ean Curtis, Barbara Sellars. Mil- |
died Wright; Advisor Mrs Elsie i
H. Jordan. j
BURLINGTON Jordan Se! I
lars: Mary B< Idin Iris Gant; Ad ;
visor Miss Frances L Chesnutt: !
Pleasant Grove Union: Alfrcdia |
Burdnette. Iris Jeffries
CHARLOTTE West Charlotte j
Joyce Alexander. Constance Co!
.-ton, Dorothy Manse’. Doris Neely. 1
F.lia Riley; Ad - , isor Mrs. Eliza- i
both S Randolph.
CLEVELAND R. A Clemen!: !
Thelma Cowan. Mary Culbertson: ;
Advisor - Mass F. H Houston. j
CONCORD Logan High: Lucy i
{ Howell, Mazaila Stowe, Advisor i
Mrs E. M Polk
GARLAND Garland High: Vi- j
vian Fennell, Polly Peterson; Ad- j
visor Mrs. W. J. Williams
"GASTONIA H.gi.'.md High !
: Gwendolyn Hull. Betty Williams j
GR AHAM ■ c,. High: N-• j
I lie Baldwin. Carolyn dhfaves: Art - :
j visor -~ Mrs Madeline B Bo'
MADISON Charles Drew
j high: Jeon Como. Katim Fove j
I MF.BANE -- Go.ham High: Syl- j
j via CnnvfU'd.
MOORESVIT.-! f - Dnr.b: • High !
Emma Brooks. Shelly Shipp
MT AIRY .l J Jones T{is:h
Joyce Kas't Avis MeCsrtjfijr.
NASHVILLE -- Nash County j
I Training f Tiglv Patricia Thompson.!
j l.'aroie Watson
j RALEIGH - J W T.igop High j
Bevps/iv A\ -rv, Ann Alack Ad - - i- ;
i soi -- Mrs Th-’ima T D?!ev.
| RKTDSVILLE -- Booker T j
V. ashinginn H’gb' F.lnora Andev
: son, Virginia f ’unv. Filaweasc
I Maynard; Advisor C. C- Craw
! ford
ROWLAND South side High
Hazel Brown. Shirley Hamilton. j
SALISBURY J. 'c Price High: !
Juanita Alexander, Raemi Lancas
ter.
SFDALTA Printer Memorial
Institute: Josephine Ellis. Gelena
Williams, Advisor Miss Juanita
Loon ex.
SOUTHERN PINES West
Southern Pines High: Carrie Cbai- j
rners. Ellen Moore.
SUMMERFIFLD Jewel! Jes- ’
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Advisot Mrs. Fannie L Hmnant. j
WARSAW Douglass High.
•Tan’e Hill, Barbara Miller; Advisor
Mrs. M. If Belton
WINSTON- SAL E M Atkins
High: Jean Hayes; Carver: Fan
nie pMtnrp Edith Melton
WISE Warren County Train
ing: Theotice Henderson, Laura
Plummer; Advisor Mrs. S A.
Love.
SOUTH CAROLINA
CAMDEN - Jackson High. 'Ma
bel Alien. Emily Drakeford: Ad- :
visor Mrs E M Duvitn; Mather ,
Academy: Kuby Cooper, Barbara j
Sanders; Advisor Miss Virginia
Carson
CATAWBA - Emmett. Scott
High- Margie Roddey,
COLUMBIA C A. Johnson
High: Edwins Fields, Verdelk
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ORANGEBURG Wjl!: -*v m
High: Queen E. Moore. •';;i :<'i Win
field; Advisor Mis. !,. s M . i ,••.
ROCK HILL Emmett. S Wt:
Annie Hardin, Rog ctim U.tidin,
Margaret Washington: Advisor —•
! Mrs. Ruth F. Bouhvai e.
VIRGINIA
BRISTOL Douglass High Mu
! Delores Page, Rose Maria V. >l«p:
Ad\ isor -- Mrs. Mat- v R
FIELDALE - O Vi,: 'uu
i ion Carver: Loretta Eovd
i NEWPORT NEWS Hunting'.,n
High: Karen Leach, Shirley Grif
fin
STUART Patrick Central
High: Maty Dixon. Cleo Ingram,
Ax l visor .Miss Elizabeth Nirhol
j Sl'Tl.