The Lincoln times., 1955-03-28
SUPERIOR HATING
FOR GIRLS CHORUS


The sixth period Girls Chorus
went to a contest in Boone on
March -. We sang at IL O'Clock
and were the first chorus to
make a superior rating. We of the
chorus feel that we owe vote of
thanks to Miss Rhyme, who has
SO capably directed us; Miss Wet
more our accorpanist: and Mr..
KiSer. who drove us to Boone on
the bus.
BAND CONCERT
The LHS Band presented its
first spring concert on Tuesday
night. March Is. Included in the
concert were all types of music:
marches, popular and classical.
There was a very good attendance
of adults as well as high school
students. Our band gave us a
splendid performance and we
hope that they will make another
superior rating when they go to
Greensboro in April.
DIR. ROY E. HOKE
DR.. Roy E. Hoke, psychologist
at Kings Business College in
Charlotte spoke to us in chapel
on the topic your Life's Work. ;"
DR.. Hoke advised us in our edu-
cation and preparation for any
kind of job to pay attention to
health, to guard against eXagge-
ration. and overcome fear. He
told us that generosity and
we'll developed mind are things
every person must have who ex-
poets to get to the top in his
field.
In choosing a vocation, DR..
Hoke advised us to follow this
plan. First, try to find what you
have the ability to do: take an
aptitude test if possible. Choose
something you like to do. some
thing that people need, that will
make the world a better place
in which to live.
To make success in your work,
counSels Dr.. Hoke. you must have
faith in yourself. in God. and in
your fellowman.
InterSpersed among these bits
of wisdom were jokes and humo-
rouS anecdotes. We all enjoyed
DR.. Hoke's visit and profited from
it.
TEACHER OF THE MONTH
This month the Wolf Staff is
very happy indeed to present to
you "our own" Miss Mary A.
Cromartie as Teacher of the
Month. A Georgia Cracker by
birth. Miss Cromartie halls from
Gainesville, Georgia. where she at
tended Brenau College. Not only
is Miss Cromartie a member of
the Math Dept. here at LHS but
she is Chairman of the faculty
advisors of the Wolf, in which
capacity she has given her all
for us students. Miss Cromartie
has a very pleasing personality
and is well liked by students and
faculty. Congratulations, Miss
Cromartie.
GIRL OF THE MONTH
The freshman class has chosen
none other than Judy Reinhardt
as girl of the month. Judy is the
cute, So 100 h., hazel-eyed girl
we've been seeing around lot.
Judy says her favorite foods are
steak and french fries and she
spends her spare time at the
"rec. She loves basketball. enjoys
piano, but doesn't care too much
for school.
Judys ambition is to be a nurse
and We all know she'll make a big
hit with all her patients.
BOY OF THE MONTH
The Wolf Staff has elected Gene
Shuford as the boy of the month
from the freshman class. Gene is
5 TO- tall and weighs 100 lbs.
Genes favorite sport is football
and why not! He's one of Lincoln
tons up coming stars. Genes fa-
vorite date is Joy Johnson. Gene
Lists steak as his favorite food
and his number one dislike is
"Stuck-up" girls.
VALENTINE KING, QUEEN
The Valentine King and Queen
elected at the Valentine Carnival
sponsored by the Junior Glass
were Jane Summey. Queen, and
Don Chapman, King.
Jane is popular, blonde hair
ed junior. and Don is good
looking senior. They are both ac-
tive in school affairs, and we are
all happy that they received this
honor.