PAGE FOUR
TH LINCOLN ECHO
APRIL. 19.55
Six Weeks’
Honor RoH
SEVEN-A
Mrs. R. P. Bell, Teacher
Annie Davis and Curtis Far
rington.
SEVEN B
Mrs. C. H. Barnes, teacher
Charles Brooks and Harold
Foster.
EIGHT A
.Mrs. M, E. Kornegay. teacher
Deanna Alston, Lula Alston,
Carlotta Farrington. Barbara
Headen. S\ Ivia Lawrence and
Elnita Thompson.
EIGHT-B
Mrs. M. D. Fult'ord. teacher
Mary Suitt. Lucille Suggs.
Eloie McCauley, George Bynum.
Edna Guthrie, Faye Brooks. Bar
bara Burnette. Charles Farring
ton. and William Perry.
NINE-A
Mr. W. D. Peerman, teacher
Richard Fikes.
NINE B
Mrs. R. W. Miltee.', teacher
Alexine Atwater. Helen Jones,
Lillian Farrington, and Shirley
Merritt.
TEN-A
Mr. E. D. Lowery, teacher
Joseph Burnette.
TEN-B
Mrs. M. G. Frazier, teacher
Mary Mason, and William
Farrington.
ELEVEN A
Mrs. M. G. Frazier, teacher
Malissa Farrington.
ELEVEN-B
Mrs. M. D, Turner, teacher
Carolyn Brewer, and Ernes
tine Williams.
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TWELFTH
Mrs. E. F. Robinson, teacher
Faye Atwater, Barbara Bur
nette, Drucilla Clarke, Betsy A.
C o r d a 1, Frances Hargraves,
Carolyn Hogan, Alicia Jones,
Effie McCauley Mann. Deborah
Norwood. Gwendolyn Snipes,
Gloria Vickers and William Mc
Cauley.
(.roH'ii infl Sref}tor
( lub Mein hers Attend
itiuudl (loni'ention
By GWENDOLYN SNIPES
Tlu' state convention of the
Crown and Scepter Club will be
held on April 23 at Raleigh.
North Carolina.
Six delegates from the Lin
coln High School Crown and
Scepter Club will attend. The
delegates are Ida Battle. Faye
Atwater, Bahama Burnette, Mal
issa Farrington, Beatrice Robin
son and Gloria L. Vickers.
Mr. E. D. Lowery, the advisor
of the club, will be responsible
for the transportation.
This is the first convention
that Lincoln High School Chap
ter has attended. The statement
for discussion will be. “How to
Have a Successful Club" and
“How to Plan Your Career."
in April. The purpose of the
trip is to see some of the things
biey have been studying about.
They plan to go to Durham —
Chesterfield Company: Raleigh
— Legion High, blind school,
museum and th(' prison. Then to
the State Flospital for the Men
tally Ill.
8a is reading the Book of the
Month Club's latest book. The
Day Lincoln Was Shot. This
book is in coiinection with their
history. It's very interesting."
stated Mrs. Korne.gay.
music writer, producer of music,
instrument maker, instrument
repairman. and instrumental
player.
On Thursday, the final day of
the activities, we were shown
movies on various occupations,
and student evaluation of the
Career Week activities.
This was the first time that
Career Week had been observed
at Lincoln High School. It is
hoped that this program will
become an annual affair. We
feel that all students benefited
from the interesting discussions
and movies.
-Hues Off-
(Continued from Page One)
Hats off to Mr. and Mrs. Bell
and the glee club for the thrill
ing Spring Concert.
Hats off to Captain Hillard
Caldwell, and the traffic squad
for doing such a wonderful job
of patroling.
—Spring Firings—
(Continued from Page One)
On April 22. the band and
chorus will present the fourth
annual Spring Concert. Let’s
have a hundred per-cent attend
ance from t.he school.
Later in the spring of this
year, Mrs. Barnes’ class is plan
ning a trip to Durham, Raleigh
and other points in Eastern
North Carolina.
Congratulations to the five
freshmen who made the Honor
Roll. Let’s all try to make it
next time.
—dareer U eek—
(Continued from Page One)
plained the importance of tak
ing the business courses offered
in high school as a background
for business in coilege. He also
stated t.hat one who received a
college education in business
has advantages over one who
only attends business school,
because he can work as a sten
ographer, secretary, or teacher.
Mrs. Adele Butts of Hillside
High School, Durham, North
Carolina, stated that for one
whose financial standing is low
and is interested in nursing,
should certainly take up prac
tical nursing, because there is a
need for practical nurses as well
as registered nurses,
Mr. W. I. Howard of the Music
Department of North Carolina
College at Durham. North Caro
lina, explained the job of the
The elementary department
is demonstrating quite a bit of
progress. They began their
baseball tournament March 28,
and their Spring Ball is to be
held soon.
Rjggsbee and Hinson
Furniture Co., Inc.
Quality — Reasonable
Carrboro, N. C.
Mrs, Fulford’s class (8b) is
planning to tour North Carolina
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