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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1964
Page
32
A third grader notes teachers are human beings who cook, have children, and wear stakes at home. The piece argues teachers should be seen as ordinary people while still holding a pedestal in students' minds. It emphasizes daily success through influence and care from educators.
Four children and a seventh grade class keep Mrs. C. R. Overman busy at Kernersville Junior High. She commutes from 1512 Waverly St arriving home to family news and chores. She reads to stay current, prefers quiet evenings for study, and values teaching for practical rewards. The Overmans enjoy Lake Arrowhead camp trips, Badin Lake summers, boating, water skiing, sewing, garden club, and Junior Chamber projects.
A collection of student quotes describing teachers as caring, hardworking figures who teach, guide, and care for children. Entries highlight teachers as mothers, hard workers, and moral guides, with mixed humor and admiration.
Miss Judy Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Williams of 630 Rockspring Rd, is a music specialist for Millis Road and Union Hill Schools. She favors Renaissance and Baroque repertoire and recordings by Shaw and the Vienna Choir Boys, and co conducts the B Sharp Music Club for junior high students to spark musical interest and creativity.
The Hartford AP report notes a coincidence of dates, projecting a 1964 event with an early 20th century pin up girl. It cites changes for January 3 and observes that Alaska will become the 50th state 51 years later.
Mrs James Nelson a second grade teacher at N School says teaching is a life style for her family. Her daughter Vicki a sophomore at Senator High attends High Point College while both parents value school work. She enjoys creative teaching, puppet shows, and watching children discover. The Nelsons read about teaching and antiques, and support student teachers for the satisfaction of guiding new educators.
Mrs. Lorraine M. Barber of 916 Ferndale Blvd is a fourth grade teacher at Union Hill School with nine years of experience. A mother of Charlotte 12 Ernie 10 and Mary 6 she values memory in teaching and notes a non English speaking Argentine student who learned to dream in English by June. Also a pianist and composer she reflects on life in Europe and the tempering effect of living abroad on tolerance and understanding.
Reed describes the House of Prayer rehabilitation effort aiding alcoholics since 1958. Three city stores sell reworked articles to fund the program while a 60 day basic course provides Christian teaching at no charge. Most entrants are ages 30 to 60 and the facility now houses 17 men, with expansion planned.
A reflective note links today’s troubles to past neglected tasks. The author emphasizes consequences of ignoring responsibilities and urges action to address lingering issues, warning of a cycle of neglect if not confronted.
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