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THE ECHO 7 Our Faculty SUPERINTENDENT MR. T. WINGATE ANDREWS Salisbury, N. C. PRINCIPAL MR. FRANK B. JOHN Laurinburg, N. C. MATHEMATICS MISS JULIA WHARTON GROVES Salisbury, N. C. MISS FLORENCE WHARTON Salisbury, N. C. MR. W. M. PICKENS Albemarle, N. C. MR. R. E. BOYD Gastonia, N. C. HISTORY MISS MAY MEADOR High Point, N. C. MISS BELLE HAMPTON Chapel Hill, N. C. MISS ALBERTA MONROE Biscoe, N. C. MISS JESSIE LAWRENCE Salisbury, N. C. ENGLISH MISS MABEL LIPPARD Concord, N. C. MISS MARY HARRELL Bessemer City, N. C. MISS ETHEL BROWN Catawba, N. C. MISS JESSIE THOMPSON High Point, N. C. MISS LILLIE PARKS Woodruff, S .C. SCIENCE DR. FLORENCE HARPHAM Salisbury, N. C. MR. CHAS. F. DANIEL Landrum, S. C. LATIN MISS HULDA LATTA Oxford, N. C. MISS ANNIE GRABBER Salisbury, N. C. FRENCH MR. J. ALLAN DUNN Salisbury, N. C. MUSIC MR. FRANCIS GRIFFITH Salisbury, N. C.
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THE ECHO Significant Dates at S. H. S. September 10th—School opens. Everyone downcast. September 11th—Num erous groups of wide-eyed Freshmen timidly appear on the playground. September 28th—Football season begins. Salisbury versus Concord. October 5th—Circus—holiday. October 10th—First reports are out. Many good resolutions are past. October 18th—Teachers decamp for Charlotte. Much rejoicing. November 14th-—Football game at Davidson. Senior teachers report numerous afternoon absences. November 29th—Beginning of Thanksgiving Holidays. Many thanks returned. December 6th—11-A becomes accustomed to the lecture course on the manner in which ladies and gentlemen should conduct themselves in a school-room. December 21st—Christmas approaching. Much restlessness. January 2nd—School reopens. Many sleepy students. January 21st—Exemption list read. Some great disappointments. January 22nd to 24th—School suffused in exams. February 1st—Same old struggles. March 28th—Senior party. Many new Seniors discovered. April 8th—Another circus in town. Holiday extracted. April 11th—Junior-Senior. Chaperones in evidence. April 21st—Salisbury beat Spencer! April 22nd—Easter Holidays over. May 2nd—“Clarence.” Big success. May 5th—Spring fever prevalent. May 9th—Memorial Day. May 16th—“Fun for Folks.” May 26th—Chautauqua and finals arrive together. May 31st-June 2nd—Commencement exercises.
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