Mary Bethune YWCA Offers Wide Range of Programs
Mary Bethune YWCA runs activities from first graders to Golden Agers with two staff directors. The Golden Ager group crafts tote bags vases and candle holders while planning seed-embedded pictures. Sewing classes meet with portable machines. Easter outfits and hats are produced. The Blue Triangle is a longtime social club. TNT Club invites families. Y Teens run Blue Jays and four clubs with dance gymnastics and social-senior Coeds. Slimnastics for adults and a summer Day Camp for girls are planned. Volunteers are greatly needed to sustain programs across all groups.
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Margaret A. Phelps
Susan A. Hoover
Old Salem
YWCA
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Blue Jays
Unusual Guilford Center Library Rich in Technical Works
In Jamestown the Guilford Industrial Education Center library, though small, boasts a notable technical and reference collection. Librarian Mrs Mertys Bell highlights books on reading speed and self improvement, with strong math and electronics sections. Director Bruce Roberts notes space limits since 1959 and plans for expansion.
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Jamestown
Guilford
Mertys Bell
Bell
Roberts
Teainly
William Penn seniors cap gown rites and festival honors
William Penn High School students prepared for graduation as seniors measured for cap and gown and celebrated victories in district music and track events. The band under J Y Bell earned excellent ratings at the District Festival in Greensboro with solos and ensembles. The choir and drama club also featured strong showings and a PTA panel on study habits was announced for Monday night.
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William Penn
Penn
Dudley
Lexington
Jordan Sellars
Carver
Wayne Thomas
Gary Wall
Daniel Miller
Dramatics Club
Central Hi High Points elects Student Council slate
After speeches Wednesday morning Central High students chose their Student Council officers for next year. Ken Starling will be president John Price the vice president and Margaret Brookbank secretary treasurer. The orchestra competes next in the 1964 North Carolina State High School Music Festival at UNC. Soloists include Wray Hodgin Sherry Ingram Becky Holman Gerry Howard John Marin Cynthia Fryhover Judy Wilson Diane Frazier and Sandy Dillard. Varsity debaters won the first round of the state tournament and advance to semis at Wake Forest with Kiel and Robbins on affirmative and Starling and Burnley on negative. Desi Fowler won an Audrey Lee Brooks scholarship to UNC Chapel Hill. Julia Parker earned a national gold key and eligibility for a Quill and Scroll major scholarship. Beta Club and National Honor Society members attended conventions statewide.
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Ken Starling
John Price
Margaret Brookbank
Central
University of North Carolina
Wray Hodgin
Sherry Ingram
Becky Holman
Gerry Howard
John Marin
Cynthia Fryhover
Judy Wilson
Diane Frazier
Sandy Dillard
Wake Forest
David Kiel
John Robbins
Jamie Burnley
Desi Fowler
Audrey Lee Brooks
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Julia Parker
Quill and Scroll
International Honorary Society For
Julia
Pointer
Beta Club
National Honor Society
Family Camping Weekend Slated at High Point City Lake
High Point College and the City Parks Department announce a Family Camping Weekend for May 13 at High Point City Lake. The event features expert staff from college and state recreation, with workshops on snakes first aid weather camping fish lore and family crafts, plus a square dance and communal meals across Friday to Sunday activities.
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Parks and Recreation Department
High Point
High Point City Lake
State of
North Carolina
Jim Hamilton
Ray Kiziah
City of
Hailey Miller
Fred Ruppenthal
Jim Ellington
William Matthews
Lillian Madison
Jesse L. Taylor
Eleanor Dodson
Winston-Salem
Pendleton Banks
Winston - Salem
J. D. Foust
State Recreation Commission
Bill Palmer
Eric DeGroat
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
George F. Wiese
Patterson School For
L. G. Wright
Undersea Robot Study Draws Navy Interest and Caution
Researchers have attracted Navy interest in a more advanced underwater robot for exploration. The scientists warn the machine’s survival hinges on remaining in its corridor environment while its belief it cannot leave keeps people safe. If the robot ever seeks to venture outside, danger could arise.
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YWCA
Hoover
Navy
Thomasville High Corner: Springtime Debacles and Student News
Spring brings a fatal school disease travelingitis at Thomasville High as debaters recover at home after a Texas trip. They visited Houston and Chicago, credited to a successful Southern Speech Festival. Camp Lejeune hosts the convention where Joyce Smith, Pat Dianne Jackson, and Maggie Allmond fell ill. Friday Bible Club departs for Camp Blue Ridge. sophomores collected insects on retreat. National Honor Society nominees announced for 1964-65 include Mickey Cox, Stan Styers, Terry Copley, and others, with officer slates listed.
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TSHS
Houston
Tex
Texas
Chicago
Ill
Camp Lejeune
Joyce Smith
Pat Dianne Jackson
Maggie Allmond
Mickey Cox
Stan Styers
Terry Copley
Steve Cloniger
Rodney Clinard
Paige Newsome
Patsy Wilson
Carol Sue Jordan
Lynn Hiatt
Johnny Lackey
Marlene Hill
Brenda Jarrett
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