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Ben's Shoe Shine Parlor & Snack Bar Clara's Beauty Nook Next to Elite Barber Shop H UGGINS ARDWARE For the Best in Automotive Service and Quality Visit COLONIAL MOTORS, INC, Buick Sales and Service—GMC Trucks ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRIC NEEDS Call Us 168 E. Franklin Street Phone 6901 Chapel Hill, N. C. SLOAN'S DRUG COMPANY on the corner Franklin and Columbia Sts. Qiinlis^y Di*ua Store^^iyi^Jiai^ JOH NSON-STROWD-WARD FURNITURE CO. Your Home Town Store 422 West Franklin Street PHONE F-443 Chapel Hill // tt JERRY THE TAILOR Why wear it, if it doesn’t fit? Specializing in Ladies and Gents Tailoring Franklin St. Chapel Hill, N. C. JONES GROCERY For Better Grocery Service 111 Merrit Mill Road SERVICE WITH A SMILE For Service, Visit WEAVER'S GROCERY STORE and WOOD YARD Friendly Welcome HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED The following students made an average of “B” or better for the fifth six weeks period: Twelth Grade—Alice Barnett, Marie Gattis, Rosalie Register, Willis Barbee, Jessie Dorsett, Lessie Dorsett, Seabrew Ford, George Jones, George Paylor, and Harold Robinson. Eleventh A—William Bur nette, Alice Paige, and Mary Louise Stroud. Eleventh B—Earnest Weaver, Margaret Battle, George McCoy, Mary Norwood, and Vivian Swairu^^ Tenth Grade—Velma Bell, Cynthia Booth, Edwin Caldwell, Alease Carver, John Clark, Ern est Cordel, Gloria Mason, Frank Robinson, George Sanford, Nora Webb, Elizabeth Lipscomb. Ninth B—Dorothy Weaver, De- lores Hargraves, Bernice John son, Dorothy Suitt, Ross Far rington, and Wenzo Thompson. Eighth A—Ernestine Cole, Louise Carver. Seventh B—Barbara Burnette, Betsy Cordel, Drusilla Clark, Martha Norwood, Robert Snipes, Bertha Headen. Sixth A—Malissa Farrington, Allen Mason, and Shirley Reavis. Sixth B—Ida Battle, Thomas Booth, Emma Caldwell, Loretta Hackney, and Morris Mason. Fifth A—Myrna Cuthbertson, Lula Jones, Mary Mason, Marie O’Kelly, and Annie Burnette. Fifth B—Carolyn Burnett, Jos eph Burnett, Delois Edwards, Er- cell Gattis, Hilda Pendergraft, Roscoe Richardson, Preston Smith, and Annie Trice. Fourth A—“A” Honor Roll— Joyce Lee Minor, and Lillie Lee Perry. “B” Honor Roil—Ethel Atwater, Janie Harris, and Sam- Fourth B—Helen Jones, Ma- Fourth C—Shirley Merrit, Har old Corbett, Gloria Williams, and Eunice Atwater. lissa Edwards, Pricilla Farrow, James Atwater, and Markethia Baldwin. Third A—Harriet Barbee, Faye Brooks, Geraldine Booth, Mildred Farrington, Phyllis Jones, Mary Suitt, Barbara Jean Worth, David Alston, Major Geer, and Henry Purefoy. Third B—“A” Honor Roll- Charley Mae Foater and Lucillf Suggs. “B” Honor Roll—Diana Alston, Laura Alston, Charles Farrington, Roy Lyde, William C. Perry, Johnny Purefoy and Douglas Wilson. Second A—William Scott, Har old Foster, Herman Edwards, William Cureton, Lonita M. Ter rell, Janice Bynum, Peggy Sue Sanford, Mary Ann Council, Joyce Durham, Suphronia Jones, Margaret Link, Charles Brooks, t.arry Lloyd, Sylvester Bynum, and Helen Sanford. Second B—John Raymond Jones, Clarence Merritt, Benja min Lindsay, Teddie Morrow, Lestine Caldwell, Amelia Mason. Helen Farrington, Lillie Suitt, Ruby Cotten, Georgia Ann Ed wards. First A—George Atkinson, Clyde Perry, John Sanford, Sadie Benton, Bettie Bumphus, Shirley Clark, Rena Headen, Jean John son, Brenta Jones, Edith Mason, Mary McCauley, Christalina Worth, and Anilizabeth Young. First B—Bernard Britt, Carl Maddox, James Merritt, Norman Merritt, Garret Weaver, Julia Atwater, Mary Elizabeth At water, Rennee Booth, Virginia Clark, Hattie Mae Edwards, Mary L. Farrington, Marlou Fou- shee, Peggie Hogan, Collene Riggsbee, Earnestine Jones, Mil dred Milligan, Peggie Norwood, and Mary Williams. Ninth A—Ernestine King, Inez Alston, Walter Jackson, and Benjamin Jones. Sixth C—Barbara Jean Pen dergraft, Herman Burchette, and David Merritt. Seventh A—Faye Atwater, “ TT.*.... ^ -T , Beatrice Robinson, Gl^a* Vick ers, Katrina Baldwin, Carolyn Hogan, Gwendolyn Snipes, and Jean Strayhorn. Eighth B—Eugene Atwater, Joe Morgan, Robert Winston, Ida Brewer, Alice Hargraves, Betty Holman, Jean Mason, Roberta Morrow, Margaret Nevilles, Loomis Pendergraft, Rosie Riggs bee, Mamie Sanford, Ruth E. Stroud, Ernestine Powell, Bes- syne Ward, and Jean Wright. |;N. F. A. Quarf'el' fSings For Echo £ On May 16, 1950, at 10:30 a.m’ ( the students here at Lincoln High School were very fortunate to hear a concert by the N. F. A. Quartet sponsored by the Echo staff. Members of the quartet are WiJiam McCauley, bass; Richarr Baker, second tenor; Thom Purefoy, first tenor; and Roy Oldham, baritone. The first half of the program consisted of spirituals and folk songs. The quartet was dressed in dark suits and sport sh'^ts. After a brief intermission, the boys returned dressed in white coats, dark trousers, white shirts, and maroon accessories. They sang semi-popular songs. lOutstanding among their ren ditions was “If You Love God, Serve Him” in which Mr. R. D. Smith, their announcer and nar rator, sang the baritone solo. Representatives from the local radio station complimented the quartet very highly. It was reported that the 12th grade and llA attended the con cert 100 per cent. Rosalie Register Visit MASON'S GROCERY Fresh Meats and Vegetables 603 West Rosemary Street CUSTOM HAND LAUNDRY Specializes in Handwork 416 West Franklin Street Phone F-3497 4^11 And 5th Grades Trip To The Dairy The 4C and 5A grades visited Farmers’ Dairy April 25, 1950. Most of us think of the dairy only as a place to get ice cream and milk. We did not realize the amount of work and preparation that went on before the milk and ice cream reached us. Mj. Cobb took us through the building where we saw many different machines. .sho’veH us how the rnilk cans and ootiie'.s were scrubbed and cleaned in the automatic washing machine. Next, we saw the room where the milk is weighed. Mrs. Schadt showed us the laboratory when the milk is tested for butter fat content and bacteria. Then he showed us large storage tanks where the milk is stored and later pasteur ized. We saw the automatic bot tle filler, w’here the rnilk is cap ped and sealed. Next we saw the “dream room” where they make ice cream. They gave us some ice cream and we thanked them very much. By Mary Mason BERMAN'S DEPT. STORE Outfitters for the Entire Family NICK'S DRY CLEANERS Where Quality Cleaning Counts WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER North Graham Street Phone F-3498 Hal Awards Announced The Faculty Awards Commit tee has announced that the fol lowing awards will be made at the Senior Class Day Exercise on June 2, 1950: Senior Scholar ship, Rosalie Register; Junior Scholarship, Alice Page; Sopho more Scholarship, Ernest Cor- dal; Freshman Scholarship, Doro thy Weaver; Athletics, Georgia McCoy and Thelbert Harris; Ac- ti'^nty, George Jone.- rian, Alice Barrett; \ ai rian, George Jones; Schoi. highest yearly average for school, Alice Page; Rev. R. Upshaw Award, for good condu . Moses Davis; Rock Hill Bapth^ Church Award for loyalty, citi' zenship and scholarship, Mary Norwood; School Prize to studer who has contributed most to '. life of the whole school pi^ and maintained satisfactoi larships, Georgia McCoy; Economics for greatest voc^ interest and progress, Johnnf Hairston; Most Efficient Libr Assistant, Alicte Mae Winste?'* Science, Greatest Improvement Science, Mary Louise StroiTi. English, Gre?;*test Improvement Ehglish, Mai'-garet Battle; Grea^ est Tmprove’ment in French, Ali Page. ^ trani
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