Completion of Senior High and Other School Projects Costs
The list itemizes project budgets totaling 1 390 339 dollars for multiple school buildings. It covers Senior High facilities including gymnasium and classrooms, Turner Street Elementary, Main Street Junior High renovation, Church Street, Liberty Drive, and Kern Street schools with furniture, equipment, architect fees, and ground improvements.
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Arciteet
Turner Street
Main Street JR. High School
Fee
Kern Street
Susays
Central High reports snow and school events at semester start
Central High notes snowfall added excitement as second semester begins. National Forensic League District Congress held with eleven Central students presenting bills. A DeMolay charity basketball game raised funds for the March of Dimes. New staff joins and a new girls swim team earns praise. Irene Xeopoles becomes Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow Girls.
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Central
National Forensic League
Bluefield
W. Va
Asheville
Erwin
March of Dimes
DeMolay
Irene Xeopoles
Order of Rainbow
William Penn honors at February awards day
A special assembly inducted 10 juniors into the William Penn Chapter of the Crown and Scepter Club for scholarship character leadership and service. James Louis Bates won a Thom McAn Award with eligibility for a $1000 scholarship. The Student Council launched a Clean-Up Campaign and band clinic auditions produced top scores. Seniors faced grade reports and college planning guidance.
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Pennites
William Penn
The
Crown and Scepter Club
Bertha Burris
John Brawner
Virginia Capel
Susie Graves
Barbara Cotton
Betty Ingram
Albert Johnson
Bobbie Jean Kearns
Annie Pressley
Teresa Scotton
George Breathett
Bennett College
Greenboro
Thomasville Faces Acute Schoolroom Shortages Citywide
Thomasville schools report no empty classrooms across seven schools despite an eight room addition at Senior High. Church Street and Turner Street host substandard spaces. space for 850 to 900 students is needed, with projected eight more rooms by 1964 65 and a five year plan calling for gymnasium auditorium and shops.
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Thomasville
Church Street
Davidson County
C. O. Plyler
Pre Schoolers Visit Public Library
Daniel Brooks pre school children visited the public library for the first time on Thursday. They sang action songs and played games enjoying a humorous film Sandwich Island. The group plans visits every two weeks and mothers will meet Monday at 7 o clock.
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Daniel Brooks
Sandwich Island
Two Part Program at High Point Community Theatre Meeting
High Point Community Theatre will hold its regular meeting Monday at 8 p m at 334 S Wrenn St office of Furniture Guild Associates. Mrs Arturo Sobrino program chairman introduces Miss Elizabeth Beel and Jerry Proffitt with Beel performing a classic tragedy selection and Proffitt presenting Mark Twain works in the Mark Twain manner. The public is invited to attend these meetings which occur on the first and third Mondays at South Green Street.
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High Point Community Theatre
S. Wrenn
Furniture Guild Associates
Arturo Sobrino
Elizabeth Beel
Miss Beel
Miss High Point
Proffitt
Mark Twain
Community Theatre
C. E. Mounts
South Green Street
Shoplifting Among Teens Raises Alarms at Schools
Enterprise staff writer Braxton Younts reports merchants and principals warn of rising shoplifting among high school and college youths. Incidents span clothing and accessories with boys and girls concealing items, influenced by brand name desires and peer pressure. some stores seek parental involvement and potential penalties.
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Braxton Younts Enterprise
High Point
Bennett Place: End of Civil War in North Carolina
The Bennett Place in North Carolina marks where Sherman and Johnston met to end the Civil War. Promoters urge a museum and visitor center to educate schoolchildren, with plans for a 30 acre state park and picnic area near interstate 85. A new group, the Bennett Place Citizens Improvement Committee, seeks funding to commemorate the reunion in 1965.
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North
Johnston
North Carolina
Bennett Place
Citizens Improvement Committee
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Church Street School
V. Liberty Drive
Charles Hall
Mary Clement
Miss Clement
Mr. Hall
Episcopal Church
Salisbury
Carylon Dockery
Roger Roach
Eleanor Price
Julia Luton
Bobby Beane
Dick Fadgen
Josephine Payne
Penn
Clinic
State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Bonnie Jordan
Enterprise
W. S. Horton
Turner Street School
Liberty Drive
Kern Street School
Main Street Junior High School
Thomasville Schools
C. C. Plyler
Art Richardson
Jerry Proffitt
Appomattox
Sherman
State Conservation and Development Board
Durham