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THE LINCOLN ECHO
OCTOBER, 1954
Request Designs
Sara to George—“It Should’ve
Been Me.”
Alberta to Joe and Alfred—
“Tick Tock.”
Bettye to Ralph—“Write and Tell
Me Why.”
Barbara to Nick—“My Dear,
My Darling.”
James to Sandra—“Honey
Hush.”
Cedonia to Alfred—“You’re
The One.”
Pathenia to Allan—“I’ll Never
Let You Go.”
Joe to Deborah—“Pretend.”
Buck to Hilda—“Little Maiden.”
Thomas to Shirley—“Two Hap- j
py People.” ■
Lula to Bones—“I’m a Fool to!
Care.”
Julia to Robert—“Somebody
Touched Me.”
Joe to Carolyn—“You’re Still
My Baby.”
Alfred to Delores—“Sh-Boon.”
Espher to Slim—“Oh Baby
Please.”
Ray to Virginia—“You’ll Never
Walk Alone.”
DeLeon to Ruth—“Smile.”
Debbie to Bone—“Please Don’t
Freeze.”
Dreamboat to Malissia—‘I’ll Be
True te Vcu.”
Wallace to Juanita—“Don’t De- .
ceive Me.” I
Cheese to Lillie—“Make Lovei
to Me.”
Emily to Alfred—” I Don’t Hurt:
Anymore.” j
Faye to Joe—“Am I a Toy.” |
Freddie to Martha—“I’m Wait- |
ing Just for You.”
Ida to Buch—“The Real Thing.”
NEWS OF 9B
The 39 students enrolled in the
9B class are happy because of
our new teacher, Mrs. R. W. Mil-
teer. She has helped us in many
ways. She has a vivacious and
lovable character.
We choose a very suitable mot
to for our class which is “Charac
ter grows with knowledge.” Our
class colors are maroon and grey.
Mrs. Gladys Barbee was chosen
as our grade mother.
The following officers were
elected for the year.
President—Lillie Perry
Vice President—Malissia Ed
wards
Secretary—Elizabeth Jones
Asst. Secretary—Shirley Mer
ritt
Treasurer—John Ray Davis
Malissa Edwards, reporter
8A NEWS
Grade 8A was organized for the |
year 1954-55. The following of- j
ficers were elected: President—1
Major Geer, vice president—Char
ley Mae Foster, secretary—Lula
Alston, assistant secretax*y—Car-
botta Farrington, treasurer—
i Geraldine Booth.
We elected other various com-
fYjW^e are rorv/ard
to having an ideal Science Corner.
We invite each student of Lin
coln High to visit us during the!
year.
Class Reporter
Charley Mae Foster
Orchids and Onions
Orchids to those students who
accepted the new teachers open
heartedly.
Onions to those who did not.
Orchids to those who are play-
football so successfully.
Onions to those who turned yel
low and quit.
Onions to those students who
continually cut line at lunch
time.
Orchids to those who remain in
line and wait their turn.
Orchids to Mr. Bell and the
band for a splendid performance
at the Homecoming Game.
Onions to those who did not
appreciate it.
Orchids to the Music Depart
ment and Grammar Grades for
having the best float in the Home
coming Parade.
Drucilla Clark
7B STUDENTS ENJOY
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL
Class Reporter—Johnsie Snipes
The 7B students are enjoying
being at Lincoln High School. We,
7B, are doing everything that is
in our power to help keep Lin
coln’s ground as clean as pos
sible. Lincoln High is a beautiful
school and 7B is doing its part
to keep it that way.
The 7B officers for the year
are as follows: President—Cla-
rance Merritt; Vice-President
Charles Brooks Jr.; Secretary
Johnsie Snipes Assistant secre
tary—Lonita Terrell Treasurer-
William Scott.
White Oaks Dept.
Store
Phone 9-2946
Carrboro, N. C.
N.F.A. ELECTS OFFICERS
Officers for the coming year of
the Chapel Hill Chapter of the
New Farmers of America, elected
recently at the group’s meeting
at Lincoln High School are, Hil
liard Caldwell, President, Robert
Weaver, Vice President, Lenny
Alston, Secretary, Douglas Clark,
Ticasuici aiiu Naihaniel l^'arrmg-
ton, Reporter.
The Chapter this year will pub
lish their own news sheet under
the leadership of Mr. R. D. Smith,
Voc-ag teacher.
Hilliard Caldwell—IIB
Carolina Cleaners
Men's Suits — 75c
Phone 9-2711
Smile Awhile
I love the homework the teachers
give, the jests,
I hate the pretty girls who flirt,
the pests!
I’m never late to classes nor tale
my cuts,
I do my homework faithfully.
I’m nuts.
Up to sixteen a lad is a boy
scout; after sixteen he becomes
; a girl scout.
j Dumb Dora—“I don’t see how
football players ever get clean!
i Ditto—“Silly, what do you
i think the scrub teams for?”
i
First convict to new cellmate—
, How long are you here for?
New c e 11 m a t e—Ninety-nine
: years. How long are you here for?
; First c 0 n V i c t—Seventy-five
j years.
i New cellmate—Then you take
the bed near the door, you get
out first.
Blackburn's
Fresh
Vegetables & Fruits
— Market —
Open Seven Days a Week
“If It’s Fresh We Have It”
For Quality
Meats and Groceries
— Visit —
West Franklin St.
Grocery
Phone 9-8876
Morgan's Esso
Service Station
for —
Prompt, Courteous and
Efficient Service
A Complete Line
of Auto Accessories
Phone 5026 Carrboro, N. C.
Weaver's Shoe Shop
All Colors in Dyeing
410 West Franklin St.
Chapel Hill
7A NEWS
The following officers were
elected in 7A class on September
16, 1954, Curtiss Farrington, pre
sident, Richard Strowd, vice-pre
sident, Annie Davis, secretary and
; Sandra Armstrong, Treasurer.
The toilowing committees were
also appointed; Devotion com
mittee, Jean Gattis, chairman, co
workers are George Parrish, Fred
Dixon and Janie Wilson. The
house keeping committee: Peggy
Sanford chairman, co-workers,
are Jean Gattis, Agnes Alston,
Charles Baldwin, and Sylvester
Bynum.
8B CLASS OFFICERS
On September 9, 1954 8B elect
ed their officers, the following
people were elected.
President—Charles Farrington
Vice President—Faye Brooks
Secretary—Elsie McCauley
Asst. Secretary—Catherine Har
ris.
They have done a tremendous
job up until now.
William Curtiss Perry
Shield's Food Store
E. Franklin St.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Ben's Snack Bar
&
Clara's Beauty Nook
Shoe Shines
Milk Shakes Ice Cream
Pickard Builders
Supply Company
Phone 9-5693
Main Street Carrboro, N. C.
Hollywood Grill
Hot Dogs - Hamburgers
Ice Creapa - Sodas
Our Chicken Fried Dinners
Are Something to Crow About