The Tecoan 1936
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Alice Hicks Smith Blanche Smith Elmer Smith Rcth Smith Greenville. N. C. Oakboro, N. C. Ayen, N. C. Wintenille, X. C.
[93] m Goldsboro, N. C.
lA Claris Smith. Nora Bogart Stephf.
ileigh, X. C. Winton. X. C.
Margarette Stephe: Benson, N. C.
Ada Ruth Steve; Raleigh, N. C.
Leirah Stroid Greenville, N. C.
Jackie Strickl Four Oaks, X, RiTH 0. Stvron Pine Level, X. C A.MiLLt Shin-dell Hazel Tart Fairfield. X. C. Dunn, X, C.
Helen L. Taylor Snow Hill, X. C, £94] This was a time wlu-n the Junior Class ...lia.l otlu-rs ciiu- to tlu'ir aid. Many of thf CO-. (Is from tli.- other chasscs h.li).-.l « itii the Carnival, as though they were .liiniors. Of course this was nuu'h appreciated hy the class. The money made from the Carnival was i)ut on the .lunior-Scnior hudfict. .Spcakin};- of that, the Jmiior- Scnior was .inothcr tinu' when the .funiors carried off colors as entertainers.
The .Junior Class has had a fine ye.ir. but such was to he expected from a ela.ss containing' so many cooperative students, and having such excellent advLsers as Miss Hunter and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alice Hicks Smith Blanche Smith Elmer Smith Rcth Smith Greenville. N. C. Oakboro, N. C. Ayen, N. C. Wintenille, X. C.
[93] m Goldsboro, N. C.
lA Claris Smith. Nora Bogart Stephf.
ileigh, X. C. Winton. X. C.
Margarette Stephe: Benson, N. C.
Ada Ruth Steve; Raleigh, N. C.
Leirah Stroid Greenville, N. C.
Jackie Strickl Four Oaks, X, RiTH 0. Stvron Pine Level, X. C A.MiLLt Shin-dell Hazel Tart Fairfield. X. C. Dunn, X, C.
Helen L. Taylor Snow Hill, X. C, £94] This was a time wlu-n the Junior Class ...lia.l otlu-rs ciiu- to tlu'ir aid. Many of thf CO-. (Is from tli.- other chasscs h.li).-.l « itii the Carnival, as though they were .liiniors. Of course this was nuu'h appreciated hy the class. The money made from the Carnival was i)ut on the .lunior-Scnior hudfict. .Spcakin};- of that, the Jmiior- Scnior was .inothcr tinu' when the .funiors carried off colors as entertainers.
The .Junior Class has had a fine ye.ir. but such was to he expected from a ela.ss containing' so many cooperative students, and having such excellent advLsers as Miss Hunter and Mr.
What to read after The Tecoan 1936?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by East Carolina Teacher's College to read onlineMoreLess
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