Arkansas State press., 1955-05-27

ident Lawrence A. Davis, AM&N college, Thelma Williams,
and William Walker who conducted the tour over the cam
pus and thru the beautiful student union building. The col
lege was also holding its intramural track meet which prov
ed quite exciting, The picnic took place on the college farm.
This event was a treat for everyone.
Students who had made the Scholarship Honor roll for
three consecutive sv weeks period We're honored in Scholars
day, May II. Those students honored were Carl Davis, Gloria
Vinson, Peggye Williams, Milan Weaver, Thelma Miller. Nellie
Johnson, Loretta Tyler, Juereta Roberts, Henrietta Yancy,
Barbara Brown, Joyce Gamble, Essie Young, Jane Hill, Alonzo
Scott, Krbit Cole, Earl Carr, Bettye Atkinson, Ollie Darling,
Calvin Evans, Warner Freeman, Dana Horn, Lawrence Joyner,
Aldrew Pace, Evelyn Robinson, Joe Smith, Areatha Bennett,
Queen Ester Byers, Lotie Holt, Jessie Thomas Doris Mitchell,
Thema Mothershed, Kenneth Crouch, Dorothy Moore, Charles
Rodgers, Vera Mitchell, Wanda Phillips, Harriet Pipes, Gloria
Todd, Annette Taylor, Ruby Jones, Helen Reeves, Sylvia Poin-
dexter, Mildred Jones, Gloria Henderson, Shirley Collier, Gloria
Jeffries, Constance Winstead, Stanley Wiliford, Carl Jones,
John BOXES, jefferson Thomas, Rita Holt, Laurence Shine An
ma Coley, Gloria Ray, Willie V. Lambert, Brenda Green, Edith
Lowe, Ruth Gee, Sammie ], Ray, Lee Eta Williams, Marinel
Randolph, Sterling Williams, Ernest Green, Eta Wheeler, Alice
Barnes, Mary Daniels, Ruthie Hunter, Dorothy Hunter, Eddie
Hawkins, Milton Collier, Frances Smith, Carotta Walls, Harold
Cant, Earnest Edwards, Jerome Perkins, Georgia Walker, De-
lores RiddheSprigger, Viola Wright, Jo Anna Anderson, Bette
Anderson, Effie Jones, P. H, Gilkey, Patricia Evans, George
Edwards, Hazel Smith, Helen Williams, Lawrence Williams,
Claudia Wheeler, Eddie Perkins, Leyanna Overall, Clarene
Long, Cecle Brown, Juanita Jefferson and Grace Mothershed.
Carl Jones won third place in the State poster contest
sponsored by the WCTU. A check for five t$5) dollars was
sent to the school. Dunbar also Won all three prizes in the
City poster contest sponsored by that organization.
9Th Grade Orientation Day
The 1885 orentaton program, which is sponsored annual
~ by the Guidance department was expanded to include the
schools of Pulaski county as we'll as the city elementary
schools.
The eighth grade students who will be promoted to the
Dunbar 9th grade in September, spent Friday as a part of the
school, having been integrated in our ten 9th grade groups.
This program was the result of planning with c. A. Hicks and
Mrs. M. c. Arrant of the state department of education, Mrs.
Viola Harris of the county school system, and Mrs. T. S. GRAY
ely, Dunbar.
Schools and students represented were: Alexander school
: EVELYN Miller, Frank Lee and Frezel Parr, teacher, Mrs. Eth
ell McCloud; Pankey school = Joyce Piggee, Betsy Dyer, Fred
die Piggee, Ruth Ann Piggee, Hubert Craig and Lorraine Tyler,
teacher, Mrs. F. B. Watson; Roland school James Reynolds,
7 ora,o Tbrp,ac Nayipa WatSpD l9nGc pankptt linda TiUhf-
nr, Doris Jean Brown, Hildred Brown, Jesse Jones, Virgil
Bowen and Milton Thompson, jr, teacher, Mrs. M. Pinkett;
Bailey school Ada Norwood, Florance Dyer and Maggie Faye
wilkins, teacher, Mrs. Flozzie Bailey; Mt. Zion school = Lo-
rean Payton, Edward Anderson, Bobbie Smith, Bobbie Clark
and Patricia Burns, teacher, Mrs. M. F. Robinson.
L. M. Christophe, principal; MRS. 7. S. Graveny, direc-
tor of Guidance.