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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1956

Page

15

Dunbar Elementary sixth graders visit Booker T. Washington High

Dunbar School hosts include Lucius Reeves and Barbara Fisher as sixth graders from four classes tour Booker T. Washington High. Students observe choir and band, read the BTW creed, and hear Principal Williams outline August exam expectations amid campus tours and fellow sixth graders from Douglas and Phyllis Wheatley.

Dunbar Elementary School Booker T. Washington High School Willie Hue Jamison Pearle Jenkins Oscar Edwards Lucius Reeves BTW Althea Symonette Harold Churchill Culmer Dunbar Carolyn Smith Douglas Phyllis Wheatley Barbara Fisher Patricia Taylor Juanita Green Harold Culmer Thompson Savage Charles L. Williams Brenda Jones Frances Stevenson St. Francis Xavier R. C Leslie Roach Madeline Roach Juliette Lightbourn Hepburn Fannin Oates Lowell Littles

Bethune Elementary Sixth Grade Hosts Surprise Party

Mrs Melba James’s sixth grade throws a year end surprise party as school closes. Bethune Cookman College sees Willie Wright of Dorsey High elected president and Zelma Black named national secretary of the Alumni Association. An operetta titled Around The Seasons airs tonight with tickets 50 cents adults 25 cents children.

Melba James Gloria Green Hazel Cunningham Eugenia Williams Bethune- Cookman College Willie Joseph Wright Dorsey High School Zelma D. Black

BTW High School plans and memorial events summary

The BTW community thanks Robert E. Clark for books and magazines. Memorial Day program May 29 honors alumni. Seniors start a Memorial Garden near the gym. Commencement sermon June 3 by Rev. Thedford Johnson with the theme The Ever Present Demand for Efficiency. Prom June 1 in the gym with Melvin Williams as prom queen. Ninth graders convocation June 1. Class Day June 4 features Operation Graduation. Mass breakfast June 6 at Gesu Church. Commencement June 7 at Dade County Auditorium. Charles L. Williams principal. Annie Ruth Bank reporter.

BTW Robert E. Clark Thedford Johnson St. John Baptist Church Edward T. Graham Mt. Zion Baptist Church Melvin Williams Juanita Hall Demetra Williams Gesu Church Dade County Charles L. Williams Annie Ruth Bank

King Cole Court Operetta Shines at Liberty City Elementary

Poinciana Park pupils from third and fourth grades performed King Cole's Court in the Liberty City Elementary School auditorium. Critics lauded costumes and singing though noting more spectators could have seen the show. First graders enjoyed a picnic won by Miss C Bentley and Mrs Katie Hyler’s classes from the Day Parent's Club Cafeteria Improvement Contest. The Day Parent's Club final meeting is set for Friday June 1 at 9:00 a.m. A breakfast will cost fifty cents. Carol L. Bentley, reporter Elizabeth Pittman, principal

King Cole’s Court Liberty City Miss C. Bentley Katie M. Hyler

Northwestern High PTA Meeting Highlights and Honors

The last PTA meeting of the year at Northwestern Senior High School summarized the year’s work. Six water coolers will be installed in the corridors before school closes. A $100 scholarship was awarded to Edward Eugene Moon. Mrs. Lemmie Mitchell, honored for leading enriching programs, departs June 1 for New York to receive her master’s in education on June 6, then attends her son Charles’s Howard University commencement on June 8. Outgoing president F. W. Reynolds and wife leave June 1 for their daughter Jeannette’s Clark College graduation on June 5 where she is valedictorian and set a record high GPA.

Northwestern Senior High Northwestern Edward Eugene Moon Gene Lemmie Mitchell PTA Charles Howard University F. W. Reynolds Jeanette Clark College Atlanta Jeannette Clark Clank College

A. L. Lewis Elementary School News

Mrs Gertrude W Johnsons fifth grade class performed a safety skit at the chapel. Kindergarten exercises are June 4 and all pupils are dismissed at noon June 6 7 8 with last day on June 8. Report cards June 13 8 9 am. Summer recreation program planned and open to children. We mourn the death of Sylvia Jean Ferguson a former pupil who drowned last weekend. Miss Fredericka Simmons praised for cooperation. Edna M DeVeaux principal.

Gertrude W. Johnson A. L. Lewis Sylvia Jean Ferguson Fredericka Simmons F. D. Thurston Edna M. DeVeaux

LSU Vetoes Negro Athletic Ban

LSU rejected for the third time a proposal to bar athletic teams from playing Negroes. The 7 to 7 tie on the LSU board of supervisors failed the motion led by J Stewart Slack with J S Smitherman voting against. The plan would bar contests with universities or state institutions with Negro participants.

Baton Rouge Louisiana State University J. S. Smitherman Shreveport LSU Board of Supervisors J. Stewart Slack White Citizens Council

George Williams cited for service at Bethune Cookman College

Bethune Cookman College awarded George Williams a citation on Monday May 28 for outstanding contribution to education and civic enterprise. Williams coordinates the DCT program at Carver. Ninth grade exercises June 6 at 9 a.m. in the cafetorium with Father Lambert Sands speaking. Commencement June 7 at 8 p.m. in the cafetorium. film presentation of the graduates’ prep steps. Memorial Day observances noted. Frank details include top honors Marva Batson and Sarah Miller. other honor students listed.

Bethune Cookman College George Williams Williams Carver Lambert Sands Marva Batson Sarah Miller

End of Term Reflections at Phyllis Wheatley School

The 1955 56 term nears its end as the school reflects on achievements and areas for improvement. Teachers will leave for summer, and the school extends best wishes to staff, students, and families for a pleasant and profitable break. Sixth graders tour Booker Washington High School for orientation before next term.

Holmes Elementary School May Activities and Plans

Holmes Elementary reports on a May 24 assembly The third grade presented The Story of a Butterfly plus costumes Thelma Freeman Miami Public Library staff discussed the Summer Reading Program June 25 to August 23 Pupil polio vaccinations schedule announced Miss M Gibson class planning a parakeet party Rewards funded by a newspaper ad The June 7 sixth grade awards ceremony at Dorsey Junior High S O Cohen will attend Also visits to Miami Diaper Plant May 23 Seaquarium trip May 24 Summer recreational program under Arthur Coverson Open to all school age children More updates next week

B. M. Sander Thelma Freeman Miami Public Library Liberty City M. Gibson Jimmy S. O. Cohen Dorsey Junior High School N. S. Dawkins Miami L. A. Jackson Seaquarium Rickenbacker Causeway Holmes Elementary School Arthur Coverson

Free polio vaccines offered at five Dade clinics

Health officials announce five Dade County clinics will administer polio vaccinations at no cost. Parents urged to bring child health records and visit during regular clinic hours to ensure complete immunization.

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W. C. Cogdell B. T. W. High School Poinciana Park Northwestern High LSU George W. Carver J. B. Blackwell Randall Adams Sarah Tyson Julius Newton Bernice Wilson Mesdames Fannie Buggs Newton Bertie Baldwin Marie Pate Marie Doster Barbara Mallard Dorothy Russell Edwin Johnson Gardenia Bagley Roberta Hodge Thomas Lloyd Richard Smith Lawrence Thompson Esther Dennis Irma Foote Zelma Williams Frances Tucker Macon Bullard Booker Washington High School Cleomie Crompton Thena C. Crowder Dade County Clinics James N.W Pr. Ea
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