DECEMBER, 1»57
THE LINCOLN ECHO
PASS THREH
Win State Title
Sports Jamboree
FOSTER-
AND FOUSHEE
iihCofn defeafs
BuHihgtbn
By POSTER an* FOUSHEE :
—'Li»coln KuriiRgl^— .
* . Tiie;.“J'’ight:ini» Tigers” won tiieii:
vietory .Nov. I when they de-
f'eatetl- Jordan-Sellars Higlr School
of Burlitigton'l-4-t2, This- game wuxS '
the givnic of the undefeated; Botir;
Lincoln nnd Burlington had a rec-'
ord of 7 wins-no losses an{ a tir.-
Burlington is tie was with Lexing-vj
ton.. ' - I . . . :
Scoring-the- ((nichdowns for Lin-f
colli: were: Janies Atwater fnxn I
A yards out and Fred Weaver, on 1
a 15 yard pass from Charles Far-, j
riiigton. Atwater- -scorcKl both - P; i
A-;T.S.- :■ i
—.Liacoin iSlauIrs^ Harnett-^ > . j
•' On” Nov.' 7;-tlieT-'’Tigei’s” scored :
iu'every qUarterirto out score fhelr.j
opponent ,HapneU .THg}iT School, i'df I
Oilnn .‘hM).", This was victory nor Jh'
”for: the ‘'Tigers:'* ■ '
Scoring-in tlrisrehcoun-teri weref i
Fred -Weaver on a-55: yarxLnin and ^
a'^a5 yard rmc Roy- Bynum on: a.!
' 5 yard' 'plunge- and -a. 25 ^yaixl-run^ j
James-'Atwater fmnr .15 yards .out ;
and -'Charles ParHngton -on -an in-!
■ terediVtcd’ pass. Scoring the-extra.j
Town And Campus,.
' ''C16thi*ri for ^
Monk Jennings - Bob Cox-'
Chapoi-HiH, N. C.
points w(;fe; Bynum, Atwater, and
Farrington.
—IJncuhi Beats VVise--r-.-
The “Tiger^'.’., -won . victory, no.
10. Nov. 14. The losers in the-en
counter wa.s Warren County Train
ing- School of Wise.' Tlur score wa.s
:i9-6 . . .
Scoriiig for Lincoln were: Jame.s
•Atwater who scored :l TDs, the
fii'st tame on the opening kickoff
which he ran back S4 vard.s. the
second caT'Jie on a J2 yard .scoring
and the third carne on a”3^yard
plni>ge.' Bobby Ndr\yw)d j^bfed on
a' 15 yard run and Roy Bynnm on
Si-2:.yard plunge-. Scoring the P.
'A:T-;S were; Bynum, Atwater, and
■Weaver. ' ’
Warren’s touclidovvn came-on a
'2-t' yard pass from Jam^ Fdwards
to Samuel F’ield. The P,.A;T.: was
missed.
- —LineoiR:. Dcfe-als Keaufort
F#c Easlcrii'TUlie
■ The ■•Tigers’’ won-, their -2nd
Eastern • A.\ -title- Noy. Ih. when
they beat Queeir Street Higlv School
of Be.aufort. The score was B-O.
Last .vear these^ two- teams meet
-fart.he Eastern-Title and the ‘-Ti
gers” won by. a. score of 2B-1,3.
Lincoln's Ail-State- f u 1 l b a c.k
-James -Atwater scored - the- touch
down-from 5, yard.s -out. The P.Av
T.-was -missed.
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Fresh M*«*s- '
*nd Veg«tftbtes
&03 W. Rosttmary. St.
MIDWAY BARBER SHOP
PhonR 9 943r'
W. Rosemary St. Chepel-rHiil
Blackburn's Produce
Open 7 Deys Weekly
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
^TRAde pictures of classmates and friends
Come! We'll Help You Pick The Right Film And Flash Bulbs
For Your Camera
FOISTER CAMERA STORE
Chapel Hill, N. C.
JOHNSON-STROWD-WARD
FURNITURE CO.
"Your Home Town Stdre"
W. Franklin Street
Phona-9 443
Chapel Hill, N. C.
WEAVER'S SHOE SHOP
AND
REALTY COMPANY
Real Estate — Insurance — Property Manegement
A Christmas Acrostic
Byr Margaret Link*
Here are pretty letter.s. made
of sliinning gold; cany ou guess
Che story that-my letters hold:
C—is for Christ- child so-preci
ous. so dear.
H—is for King - Herod- who wavS
filled witli fear.
R~is for the Red(‘emer God s
only Son;
I—is for Immanuel, Christ the
Holy One.
S—is for Ihe Shepards, who
watched their fltK-k by night.
T—is for the Wise-m(*n. led by
a Star so l)right.
M—is for a Manger, hollowed
spot on Earth.
A—is for the Angels Choir that
told of -le.sus’ birtli.
S—is for tile Song tliat the An
gels .sang; Peace on cartli, good
will wiili a sweet Refrain.
Now ait letters-are placed, and
you may look my way: you will
see they S}>ell a very si>ecial Holi
day.
PICKLES AND PEACHES
Peaclies—To the boys who won
the Chajiipionship game. . ,
Pickles^To the, Ixiy.s who quit
before the:..season was over.
Peaches—To those students who
lielp keep the Campus clean.
Pickles—Those- w.ho continue to
throw . trash - on the ;campus..
Peaches—^To tlmse stuclentS; who
get to School on Time.
Pickles—To thdse"‘who;. continue
to come tai‘dy.
Peache.s-^To‘ those who.-ha-ven’i
attained any demerits.
Pickles—To tliose who have at
tained demerits.
Peache.s—To tlio.se who try to
stay 'awake'iiY class.
Pickles—To those wlio go to
; sleei).
I Peaches—'Po tlie .studenl.s that
j try to sfa.y in school.
I Pickles—'J'o those who arc con
stantly sent home.
Peaches—To thos(; ului haven’t
left an.v more books on the shelves
in tlieir respective homeroom,
j Pickles—To those who continue
j to do S4).
I Peaches—To tho.se students that
; try to get along wiili their teach-
, ers.
I Pickles—To lliose wlio cant
' seem to do so well in trying.
Peaches—To those students that
try to get news in the IJneoln
Echo.
Pickles—'I’o those who don’t try
to lielp with tlie news.
Peaelie.s—To the new .students
lliat went out on the girls’ basket
ball team.
Pickles—To those students that
v'.’on l even go out for basketliull.
Peaches—To tlie boys on the t)as-
kelball team that came out for
another year.
Pickles—To those that didn't try
again.
Peaches—To those students that
think of Sputnik as a Spiilnikt;.
Piekles-To those that think ol
i: as a FlopniU.
P(*aeh(?s—To all those that en
joyed reading Peaclies and Pick-
Just For Laughs
By Charley- Mac Foster
Doctor: I told you to eat such
food.s as could be digested by a
three year-old. Did you'!
! Patient.; Yes; sir. •.. . ,
Doctor; .What did you eat?
Patient.,: A: handful -of mud, an
orange peel, tjvp l^uttons and-some
GU:I; Is this . restaurant
I nevv? ....
Waitre.ss:- .Why, yes! How did
you know?
j Littre" GFrl: Th'ere isn’t‘a'ny gum
j under the counter. - ^ -
I Mother; Your, face is clean. Jun
ior, but how did you get .vour.
: hands so dirty.
Parmer; What are you doing in
my apple tree, son?
Boj':,. Well, iili-one of your apples
I tell down and I was trjvdng to put
! it back.
Freddy: I think tliere-’s company
downstairs.
Tedd.y: How do you know?
Fpddy : I just heard Mom laugh;
at Pops' Joke:'
Golf Clerk; .Here's .your dozen
golf balls. .Shall I wrap them up?
Psychiatrist , to Patient: . When-
did you. start enjoying, pay.mg.your
income tax?'
Many Thanks To:
Mrs. C. A'. Barnes and -. Grade
71 for (he use- of their flowers on
Friday December 6. 1957^Tli*
Senior Class
[ AH leachei's and • .^tudents,,. wh9
contributed to the/. Thanksgiving
Basket Drive. —The Student:Coun
cil .
The Lincoln. High School Football
team for having, won the State . AAr -
Championship. —The Student, Body
Rev. J. R. Manley for being.our
guest speaker on Dec. 6. 1957 •—
Senior Class
All. persons (parentrr, teacliers,
students, or alumnii desiring to
use this column in the iiext issue,
please contact Richard Fikes- e/o
Lincoln High. School.
Lincoln Observes-
Education Week-
- All assembly at Lincoln High
School Friday -November 13. 1967,
focused attention ’ on , ‘A-met'ican--
Education- Weelc,'. the obsei'vanco
of which ended Saturday. Novetm--
ber Jig. 1937. The assembly pro--
-gram was sponsored by the- com
mittee on Americai» r-Ediieatioa '
Week_ Mrs.- Beleheriwas-the ch^ir—
man of tlie-^committeer- •
During the assembly program-
the purpose of Ameritran' EducaT—
' Fr.:* Blacksmith jnsfea* I:''""
of a Wea-ver'^ - - Joseph J; Johnson;' principal,, of
' Juliet was -a. Seamtrees- insfeiiei' .School. and--,as-
WHAT IF .
Of a Balrer?
soeiate rsuperintendent gave- an ia-c •
Clifton‘was a Jumper instead-^P“*’"S'‘”iossage- about education
j of a'Walker?- - . j and how we should - go about ob--
j Sara^ was-'a- ^Slipper-instead, of t Peggig, Hogan i--.. ; . .
L.a'Sarider.s?.
jj Betty w'as a Fender instead pf
i a Bumphus?
;■ ' Terry ‘vvas'.a. Corh'^insfead of. a
; Cobb'?- ' ' " j
Geraldine was-a .Room instead
I of a Booth?,
; Mrs. C. H. was a Stable in-
j stead-ofa Barne.s?
Mr. 'S. M. was a Mountain in-
1 stead of a Hill?
. D:'t was a 'Ci^ouf-instead of a
Croker?
Bets.v w’as a Fi.ght instead of
a Battle?
Faye was a Stream instead of
a Brooks?
Amelia was a Stiiner instead
of a Mason?
Thomas was a CoW in.siead of
' a Farrar?
Mr, J. B; 'was- a Tiianksgivmg-
instead of , a Christmas? •
• „Miss'..R.. P,., was a -Bish,0Pr in
stead of a Pope? .
Francis was a-Chin instead of
a Cheek?
•Margaret was , a-Joint instead
of Link?
Lillie wa.s a Dress instead of
a Suitt?
Joedell was
of a Minor?
Major was a
a Geer?
Jimmy was ;
a TJttle?
Paul was a Jueen
King?
Peggie was ,Silk
Cotton?
a- Major instead-
Brake- instead of
Large instead of
instead of *
instead of
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Prescriptions Promptly Filled
W. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, N.
DALE'S AUTO TRIM SHOP
Complete Upholstery For Your Car
Main St. (Next To Crabtree Body Shop) Carrboro,- N..C-
UNIVERSITY FLORIST
124'E. Franklin St.
Chapel Hill, N. C.
WENTWORTH & SLOAN
JEWELERS
E, Franklin St.
Chapel Hill, N. C.