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Twenty-six students in general
college made all A's spring quar
ter, and 100 other students qual
ified for the A and B honor roll.
Chapel Hill was the best re
presented of any town in North
Carolina with 19 general college
honor roll students, while Winston-Salem
came in second with
nine honor students.
Students making the A honor
roll were:
Hamrick, Frederick Delmar. Ruth
erf ordton; Likins. Paul Ross. Elkhart.
Ind.; Peacock.. Thomas Philip. Arling
ton. Va.; Wassom, Frank Kelso, Chap
el Hill; Crittenden, Charles C. Raleigh;
Pullman. Robert Stanford. Durham;
Allen. Norman Hanson, Greensboro;
Rendleman, John Luther, Salisbury;
Campbell, Jerry Austin, Taylorsville;
DuBose, John McNeely, Chapel Hill;
Norment. Owen L.ennon. Jr., Ashe
ville; Pruitt. Kenneth Melvin, Win-ston-Salmen;
Venable, Kenneth Mar
tin, Winston-Salem; uwynn, John
Minor. Chapel Hill; Sumner. David
Spurgeon. Asheboro; Wolf. Charles
Parker, Chapel Hill; Wright. James
Whitson, Asheville; Cowan, Cecil Ed
mund. Morganton; Johnson, Edward
Stokes. Chapel Hill; Long. Thomas
Hill, Statesville; Jacobs, William Ral
ph. Sims; Baker, ' Bonnie- Marie. Carr
boro: Mason, Reginald Gladstone, Jr.,
Henderson; Silvers. Grace Pickard,
Chapel Hill; Wallace. Charles Dixon,
Smithfield; and Wooten, Dal Floyd of
ivirtston.
The "A's" and "B's" students were:
Ayscue. Edwin Osborne. Jr.. Monroe:
Barkley, Karl Lee, Raleigh; Benson,
William David, Chapel Hill;. Boice,
Wilbur Malcom. Jr., Whiteville; Bry
ant, Alfred Scales, Durham; Coleman,
Wade Hampton HI, Arlington, , Va.;
Fleishman, Joel Lawrence. Fayette-
ville; Forester, Gordon. Jr.. Wilkes
boro; Harris, Harvie Max, Garysburg:
Hoover, Thomas Henry, Jr. Charlotte;
Hubbard. Robert Leroy. Washington.
D. C; Joyner. Walton Kitchin. Ral
eigh; McCoy. William Octavious. Snow
Hill; Morin. Edward Charles, Chapel
mil; and Morns, McLendon Graham
of Oxford.
Norris, Thomas LLoyd, Jr., South
Mills; Register, Marvin Ode 11, New
Bern; Roberson. Nathan Russell, Jr.,
Robersonville; Rollins, James Letcher,
Bostic; Scoggins. Willis Lee, Jr., Chapel
Hill; Smitherman, Pete Franklin. Winston-Salem;
Thompson, Jennings Jid,
Jr., Decatur, Ga.; Webb. Carl Ray. Jr.,
Shelby; Chilton James Hugh, Draper;
Lloyd, Thomas Henry, Jr Chapel
Hill; Papas. Makis, Burlington; Rose,
Sara WiUiams, Chapel Hill; Shields.
Julia Elizabeth, Chapel Hill; Stone,
Eugene Spencer. Bailey; Story, Will
iam Robert, Wilkesboro; Davis, Will
iam Lyle, Henderson; Jarrett, Charles
Scott. Chapel Hill; Smithwick, Ollle
Macon. Jr., Greenville. S. C; Sturm.
Milton Stanley. Jr.. Greensboro; Wi
doflf. -Gerson Fox, Deerfield, 111.; Al-
dridge. Robert Davis, Burlington; Ber
ger. Martin Allen, Forest Hills, L. I.,
N. Y.; and Edwards, Jack of Miami
Beach, Fla.
Golightly. Horace Hugh, Charlotte;
Grimes, "Bobby Sutton, Rocky Mount;
Heath. Robert Winship, Chapel Hill;
Howell, Leonard James. Oakboro;
Knott, Lee Edward, Washington, N. C;
Lowthorp, Carl Francis. Jr., Durham;
McLeod, George Holliday. Florence.
S. C; Phillips, Jack Ewart. Durham;
Selig, Juhan Wood. Elizabeth City;
Tettelbach. Fred Morley, Pt. Pleasant,
N. Y.; - Townsend, Charles Hitchcock,
Washington. D. Ackerman. Roger
William. Wallace; Browne. Herbert
Howard, Jr., Columbia. S. C; Bullock.
William ' R.. Jr.. : Bethel; . Chandler,
Lynn Fage, Morrisville; " Debnam,
John- Hanby, Wilmington; Dillingham,
James Richard, Winterville; Futch,
David Gardner, Monroe; Hoyle. Rich
ard Alvin. Lincolnton; Isaacson, Hen
ry Harris, Greensboro; Jewel, Edwin
Smith, Wilmington: Jung, Gam Fat,
Charlotte; Linker. Robert Polk. Chapel
Hill; McDaniel, John Lewis. Gibson
vilie; and McGehee, George Badger,
Jr. of Chevy Chase', Md.
McMichael. Peter Dillard, ReidsviUe;
Ray. Horace Truman. Jr.. Fatson; o
quemore, Robert James, Jr., Andrews;
Tesler, Stanley Arnold, Fayetteville;
Welch. Earl Parks, Jr.. Winston-Salem;
Wilkerson, Leo Carl, Mebane; Brown,
Robert Adrian. Robersonville; Cov
ington, Benjamin McLauchlin, Wades
boro; Ellenwood. Charles Arthur. Ft.
Wayne. Ind.; Habel. Marilyn. Chapel
Hill; Harris, George Davis, Henderson;
Jente. Katherine Elizabeth, Chapel
Hill; Long. Robert McDonald, Concord;
Pritchett, James Ronald, Creswell;
Stevens, Lee Austin, Smithfield;
Wilson, Joseph Franklin, Lake Wac
camaw; and Cambron. Patricia Hoop
er (Mrs.) of Chapel Hill.
Cameron, Bradley James, Winston
Salem: Cline, Barbara Gwen, Chapel
Hill; Holt. Doris Brown (Mrs.), Tar
boro; McFalls, Vernon Wendell,
Greensboro; Pate, Dewey Harris, Bay
boro; Robinson, Ernest Lin wood, Wil
mington; Rowe, Arthur Roosevelt,
Aberdeen; Stockton. Edwin Link. Winston-Salem;
Thompson, Joe Wayne,
Mooresviile; West, William Randolph,
Columbia. N.- C; Wilkinson. Billy Ray
ford, Newton; Wright, Arnold Lee,
Weaverville; Branscomb. Ralph Ed
mond. Winston-Salem; Copeland,
Cuthbert Malcom. Tyner; Crews. James
Philip, Winston-Salem; Harris, Max
Arland, Drexel; Parish, Joseph Gar
vey. Jr., Sumter, S. C; Showfety. Ray
mond Richard. Greensboro: Smith,
Benjamin Clayton Jr., Charlotte; Till
man, Rollie. Jr., Lake Wales,- Fla.;
Weatherly, James Neil, Jr., George
town. S. C; West,- Robert Alan, Winston-Salem;
Anthony. Lydon U.,
Greensboro; Belcher. Job Oscar, Jr.,
Norfolk, Va.; and Blount, John Myers,
in of Kannapors. .
Bowden, Harold Carlton. Durham;
Bradley. Harold John. Jr.. Greensboro;
Canaday, Maurice "Lewis, Four Oaks;
Canrobert. Clarence William, Jr., Con
over; Clement, Edward Henry. Salis
bury; Clontz. Luther Hall, Morganton;
Farmer. Thomas Albert, Jr.. Smith
field; Farrell. Robert Allen, Troy;
Gibson, Sam Price, High Point;
Hines. Robert MiUon. Franklin; and
Holbrook, Ernest Jackson, Jr. of High
Point. .
Johnson Thomas Milton. Clayton;
Irvin, Charles Watson, Jr., Greensboro;
McMahon, Gerald Thomas. Asheville;
Man gum Addison Goodloe. Gastonia;
Metcalfe, Charles Harold. Jr., Forest
City; Murray, Henry Vaughn, Jr.,
Burlington, Pate, Barry Reeves. Can
ton; Pearlman. LeRoy Jerry. Norfolk.1
va.; ecK,, Kotert Brantley. Concord;
Schroeder, Peter Brett. Silver Springs.
Md.; Soo. Liang Yee, Taipeh. Formosa,
China; and Townsend, John LeRoy
from Lumberton.
Most of the girls at the house
are French majors or minors who
are very interested in teaching
conversation or being translators.
Only one class, however, is taught
at the house (beginning conversa
tionmost of them are in Mur
phy. The atmosphere in the house is
very French also. "We are very
proud of these dolls," said Mary
Wade. "They are from the col
lection of things sent to North
Carolina by the French friend
ship train."
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Breakfast, declared the girls, is
just as quiet in the French House
as it is in any English home'lt's
mighty hard to think of anything
to say in French so earl in the
morning," said Cathy flolmes.
However, at supper the house
has guests for a very lively and
entertaining meal. Christian
Charron, .from the mother coun
try herself, has been a guest this
summer and proves very helpful
to the beginners.
We specialise and serve deli
cious sandwiches, all kinds of
soups. Steaks and Chops, Ital
ian Spaghetti with meat balls.
OPEN 10:30 A.M.
until
2:00 A.M.
Cafe Moura
W, Franklin St. Phone 2-8021
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wonderful time," said Ann.'
Last Saturday's activiti con
sisted of a picnic with swimming
and French atmosphere eTery-
thing except French bathing
suits!
When asked what the "girls said
upon touching a hot iron or do
ing similar things, Mary Wade
Newton, house president, answer
ed, ;Ooh, la la. .
Mary Wade noted that the
girls find they learn French very
fast by speaking it at the French
House. "In fact," she said, 'It's
about fifty . times faster! I wish
very strongly that it could be con
tinued during the winter."
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