rJESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1961
library
CORNER
selects a library Special Education
the lincoln echo
Class 7-1 has been very much
their science
When one
Cha“nce‘tha?t ^:^11 Ijof “lad! ungraded claaa, under the
ing the book. Since school hat
open many students have enJto^..t7n^
Joyed the use oi the Ubrary. Education”, _
Goed Beading: For Teenagers L ^^^ss has been at
Joyce Jackson Guide To Dating School for only a
—^By Joyce Jackson short period, there is evidence of
The Questions Girls Ask ^By social improvement.
Marjorie Vetter The students have worked co-
A Guide To Good Grooming|op®ratively and industrially to
For Negro Girls—By Elsie Ar- the satisfaction of the teacher,
cher
Plain Talk For Women Under 7.1 ria»« T
21—By Allen Ludden ' J-eanung
Vhat's Your PQ—By Maureen Signs
Daly Class 7-1 has ^ -
Into Your Teens—^By Helen p^tertained by
Shacter book and experiments
About Growing Up—By Ber-> ^trst unit was How To
nice L. .Neugarteen Become A Good Observer. In
Blueprint For Teen-Age Livingjthis we should be curious, alert
—By William C. Menninger pn thinking, and watchful. We
Like A Lady—By Helen F. I have made much progress by
Darringer curiousity. We are learning to
Teen Days—By Frances Bruce h® alert in all ways and how to
Strain solve our own problems. By this
The library club have selectedhope to make much progress
le following members this r® So on in life.
2ar; President, Roland Rogers- , , ,
ice President, Charlene
ougle; Secretary, Mable Minor; ea“ato ‘Sfanl?
ssistant Secretary, Johnny Chapel Hill Fire
obinson; Treasurer Jewel
'ancis; Reporter, Melba Harris-
n. I vent fire and problems about
fire which we did not know the
answer.
JMews Release From The Junior High School
page three
Virginia Clark and Kathrine i mW , i
Clark are going to Cortez-Peters P^^^ webb Elected J
School of Business in Washing- President Of 9-2 Oa^A /
ton. D. C. /
I Mary Webb, class of 1965^
The following students have| elected president of Grade
ade nlans fn 19-2 on September 6, 1961. Other
officers elected were Douglass
Mason, Vice-president; Jeannie
Edwards, Secretary; Fredia
Laney, Assistant Secretary; Eu
gene Hines, Treasurer; Edwin
made plans to enter Durham’s
Nursing School in February
Emma Minor, Suphronia Jones
Georgia Edwards, and Lucille
Farrington.
The Faculty and Student Timberlake, Laura Burnette;
Body are wishing them much Eugene Hines, Betty Fearring-^
success in their work and good ton. Sergeant-at-arms
^uck. '
By Barbara Burnett
PLATTER
SHATTER
'IME TO STUDY,
Whon + ^ ^ We also took a trip to the
- ,nm„ -f University Water Plant and was
ase Xfd "’P ““y processes water
idv ShfrfviL“° through before it is
idy. Studying must be planned pure.
you plan anything else. There ixr
omany good study habits that different kindfo/ ond learning
hlbe developed through prac^ w T .u 1. weather signs,
e. Here are a few ' I ^ someday we will
have the knowledge to become
1. Have a definite time andU^®^* scientist as George Wash-
ite to study. This meansCarver.
-larhgf
IX will approve to other stu
^ ..iMjk UOlll,
Chen,-or any quiet room. You
U need the . cooperation of
members of the family.
ler
are comfor-
should be
down or
saia wui. afft-wv**v,... —
dents of Lincoln High and help
them and everyone to be more
successful as they go on in life.
2. Be sure you
3le. The lighting
od. Avoid lying -
juching because this becomes
resome.
3 Have all of your materials
igether before starting to
udy. Tbi® saves jumping up m
-der to secure writing paper or
encils, book^. and other sup-
^^^St«rt to study at once,
itch right in. Tackle your least
teresting assignments first.
5. Stay on the job. Don’t “f
rrupt your studying
id that if the.«!> mtefere
jcudying and make it
Bhcult for you to get down to
3rk again.
6. Review what you study.
!ter completing each assign-
ent, review in your mind the
ings you have studied. See
lether you can give a sum
ary of the main points you
ve learned. It is often advi-
bie to write down main points
notebook. This make.®
to quickly
WHERE ARE THE
GRADUATES
OF 1961?
The following are matricula
ting at our neighboring college,
A&T College, Edith Mason.
Attending North Carolina
College are Jessie Edwards,
Renee Booth, Garritt W^eaver,
and Jimmy Merrit.
Jimmy Little and Percy Wat
son are attending Eizabeth City
Teacher’s College.
You Put the Hurt on Me”
Thunderboats to the Tigers
“Last Night”—-Tigers in Hen
derson
“It’s Going to Work out Fine
COACH
“The Night Before
to Barbara
“Dream On”—^Vera to Toro
“Teach me about Love”—^Earl
to Betty
“I don’t Mind”—Flora to Jimmy
“Baby You’re Right”—Clemen
tine to Wayne
“Ready for Love”—Delaine to
Lizard
“Just You and Me”—^Kannis,
Carol, and Ashley
“You got the Power”—Alice to
Percy
T Wake up Crying”—Jean to
Lacy
Three Steps From the Altar”—'
Bob to Lucy
When we get Married”—^Kaye
to Donald
“Just You and Me”—Toro,
Laura, and Linda
“I Love You Yes I Do”—James
to Sadie j
“Years Fioh: rt^w—^uniol
High Department
“Plfcfsse Mr. Postman”—Fresh
mans
“Hit the Road Jack”—The
Sophomores
“One Day Next Y^ar”—Juniors
“Packing Up”—Seni«ix-s (Don’t
pack too fast)
There are several members of
the class participating in various
activities of the school. Lenora
Farrington, Mamie Farrington,
Julia Alston, Gail Nevilles,
Laura Burnette, Barbara Brit-
tian, Jeanine Edwards, Betty
Farrington and Fredia Laney
are currently members of Band
B. Raymond Foushee and Brian
Edwards are proud members of
the Marching Band.
■Bernard k Nevilles and Clyde Dur-
jham are representatives of the
Student Council. Douglas Mason
is holding the position of 2Dd
vice-president of the Student
Council.
Laura Burnette is in the
newspaper business, serving as
the Contributing Editor of the
newspaper staff.
On the football iietd you will
find Warren Harris and Eugene
Hines playing strong offensive
ends.
Junior Class Elects
Officers For Year
1961-62
the term j’ beginning of
Edwards;
num; Sec-ffl°^’ ^^^^'as N. By-
sista^t Allen; As
Treasurer Qole;
geant-at-a’rms,~^^f^ ^er-
Parliamentarian, iff”® Farrar;
Class Reporters, Sar^^f,
and Sherdenia Thomp^^^^®^^
The Junior Class this teri^.
set Its goals high for a succesfe
year. It has already begun some
necessary requirements that will
con^tnte a weU-o r g a n i z e d
Jumcr-aonior Prom for this
terra.
In the halls of Lincoln High
School, you will find the proud
patrols—^Lenora Farrinton,
Mamie Farrington, Mary Webb,
Julia Farrington, Edward Tim
berlake, Brian Edwards and
Clyde Durham.
lere are other members p:
O 'd’*i' aplanning and
good leadership, the juniors are
sore to accomplish ^o,t of what
they have set out to o, and un-
dertake in the present
ever rising future.
9-1 Oass To Sponsor
Project; Officers Named
The freshman class met in
Room 105 with Mrs. A. P. Battle
as advisor.
Class officers were elected.
They are as follows: President,
Brenda McMillon; Vice-Presi
dent, Fred Baldwin; Secretary,
Ruby Farrington; Assistant Sec
retary, Deborah Foushee; Trea
surer, La Verla Peace and Annie
Riggsbee.
your notes at the beginning of
the class period.
your
possible
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Prexy of 8-1 Qass
The Officers of 8-1 for 1961-
62 are as follows: President,
Larry Nunn; Vice President,
Hyatt Edwards; Secretary,
Linda Thompson; Asst. Secre
tary, Jean Purefoy; Treasurer,
Lacy Nunn; Sergeant-at-arms,
Vincent Holman; and Student
Council Representatives, Hyatt
Edwards, Clayton Weaver and
Marcheno WUliams.
Members of the Newspaper
aic umer memoers pc.” are Clementine ^■'"rring-
'ating in the Dramatic ClubJ^^f’f Verla Peace, and Mable
class motto, “We havAi Flans are being made to spun-
_1 ]
Closed the bay, the ocean lies
before us”. Class color “Green
and white”. Class song “We are
Striving”. Until the next issue,
this is your 9-2 reporter.
Jeanine Edwards, saying^—•
“Best wishes to you and a happy
Thanksgiving.”
8-3 Elects New Officers
Room 121
^>esident, Lillie Street; Vice
Presvjgjj^^ Margaret Eubanks;
Secreti^y^ Betty Lesley; Trea
surer, Le^n Bumpass; Assistant
Secretary, iTgien Shaw; Ser-
geant-at-arms, ro-enry Campbell.
sor a class project.
Linda McCauley,
Class Reporter
10-1 Organizes; Class
Officers Are Elected
On September 5, 1961, section
10-1, under the supervision of
Mr. R. L. Farrington, organized
with the following officers hav
ing been chosen:
President, Wilbert Jones;
Vice President, James Brittian;
Secretary, Melba Hairston;
Treasurer, Roland Rogers; Class
Reporter, Geraldine Ingram.
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