Four-Ragsdale students win Scholastic Art keys and honors
Four-Ragsdale students excel in art with Janice Hicks earning three gold keys for an oil painting and two drawings, Julie Piatt winning one gold key for a ceramic urn, and Susan Storey and Bruce Johnson receiving certificates of merit. Audrey Jackson named Family Leader of Tomorrow in the Betty Crocker program and to represent Hagsdale in state competition. A Valentine Dance sponsored by RHS Student Congress occurs tonight in Jamestown Junior High School gym.
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Ragsdale
Janice Hicks
Julie Piatt
Susan Storey
Bruce Johnson
Audrey Jackson
Betty Crocker
Hagsdale
RHS Student Congress
Jamestown
Allen Jaybirds face hectic term with mixed report cards
Allen Jaybirds navigate a chaotic period with mistaken report cards due to a computer failure. Journalism staff publish Flying High fifth edition and plan a sixth with a new newspaper concept. Juniors honor seniors with a May 18 banquet at the Thomasville Woman's Club, outsider guest policy set, and March 17 deadline for outsider names.
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Allen Jaybirds
Allen Day
Thomasville Woman's Club
Freedom Theme Planned in High Point Next Week
Freedom Week will be observed in High Point with annual Sertoma International sponsorship and local execution by the High Point Sertoma Club. Members will hand out the Declaration of Independence to fifth graders, aided by a framed copy presented to Mayor Paul Clapp by club president Cliff Peele, as February displays of patriotic posters and billboards proceed.
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High Point
Sertoma International
High Point Sertoma Club
Paul Clapp
Cliff Peele
Sertoma Club
YMCA Drive Tops $16,000
The High Point Central YMCA held its first membership campaign report meeting Tuesday at the Central YMCA. Dick Meisky, general chairman of the 1974 campaign, reports that $16,320 of the $40,000 goal has been received. The leading division in this year's campaign is the group headed by Jack Salway.
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High Point Central Ymca
Central Ymca
Dick Meisky
Jack Salway
Tools Loot From Richmond Site Reported To Police
Tools valued over 200 dollars were stolen from a storage trailer at a Hamilton Street construction site owned by Dee Shoring Co of Richmond Virginia. The break-in, reported Wednesday, included two electric saws and an impact wrench totaling 550 dollars plus 323.55 dollars in other tools.
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Hamilton Street
Commerce Avenue
Dee Shoring Co
Richmond
George W. Bowman
Bowman Oil Co
W. High Street
Triangle Billiards
N. Wrenn Street
Courtesy Road
West Point Avenue
Tommy-Lee Winchester
Short Springs Road
Laura Glenn Holbrook
N. Main Street
Herbert McPheron
Brentwood Street
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