Central Hi High Points Student Activities and Exams
Central High students settle into routine as exams begin Friday and extend into next week. Seniors rehearse A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court for Feb 14 15 with a large cast including Hank Bennett and King Arthur. Rotarian selections Suzie Ripley and Jerry Mc Dowell bound for January duties. A National Forensic League tournament at Central featured winners in dramatic interpretation original oratory and oratorical interpretation. Black Bison seek third conference win after decisive victories over Reynolds and Lexington, facing Grimsley.
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King Arthur’s Court
Richard Thayer
Hank Bennett
Ann Welborn Young
Juanita Chance
Marion
Bennett
Hank
Elizabeth Bryden
Linda Russell
King Arthur
Phil Adams
Katie Heer
Ricky Collins
Queen Guenieve
Jeff Willard
Virgil Carrick
J. A. Barneycastle
Gary Turner
Paula Appel
Judy Christensen
Vicki Morgan
Julia Parker
Johnne Whicker
Teresa Wilson
Central
Raleigh
Durham
Roxboro
Allen Jay
David Kiel
John Robbins
Jamie Burnley
Ken Starling
Trip Size
Reynolds High School
Winston-Salem
Lexington High School
Black Bison
Grimsley High School of
Greensboro
Bison
Leigh Bae
Thomasville High Corner Highlights Exams and Sports
Thomasville Senior High students faced hard Christmas exams amid campus chatter about passing trig. Senior scholars eye statewide scholarships as visiting seniors prepare for local civic group talks. In sports, the varsity boys nearly beat last year’s champions on January 3, while girls and boys faced Davie County and Kane in upcoming conference play with wrestling against Madison Mayodan.
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Thomasville Senior High School
Thomasville High
Joyce “Bird
Link
AAUW
Barbara Ivey
Woman's Club
Margaret Pole
BPW
Doug Deaton
Civitan
Allen Brown
Jimmy
TSHS
Davie County
Kana
Madison - Mayodan
Merchants and College Aid Students Back Education Effort
High Point College promotes affordable education for deserving students. Local business and industrial leaders join the Student Placement Service to support college access through flexible aid and employment opportunities.
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High Point College
High Point
Allen Jay High School expands facilities and boosts student jobs
Allen Jay High School adds a new library guidance unit and enlarges science and commercial spaces to support accreditation. The gym gains improved dressing rooms and seating as part of ongoing campus upgrades. The Student Placement Service places over 60 percent of applicants in part time jobs across 30 local businesses and industries.
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Allen Jay
Allen Jay High School
Jesse L. Taylor
Taylor
North Carolina Employment Commission
Clyde Henderson
Union
Kenneth Workman
Trailways
Kroger’s
College Village
Hugh Gentry
Jerry Kyle
Judy Coppedge
Steve Montague
Jeff Rumple
Joe Gravely
Kroger
Marsha Wechter
Wghp-Tv
Marsha
Fred Barber
Wghptv
Jack Wagner
McDonald’s
Barry Frye
YWCA
Anaid
Duke Power Co
Scout Leader Builds Unique Paddle Wheeler
Jim Jacumin and 25 Explorer Scouts in Charlotte built a 24 by 36 foot double deck paddle wheel riverboat from junked materials and donations. The craft launched on the Catawba River with champagne and now funds scout activities in High Point as a scene for organizational social events.
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Jim Jacumin
Charlotte
Catawba
Jacomin
Scouts of
Post 10
Chrysler Ma
Jim
Nancy
Jacomins
High Point
Uwharrie Council
State College
Voters Oppose Little Federal Plan in Davidson County Ballot
A Thomasville Lexington and Denton straw poll found 80 percent oppose the Little Federal Plan. Davidson County population is projected to rise from 79,493 in 1960 to 122,948 by 1980, and the plan would cut the House from 120 to 100 members, giving 51 counties control over 19 percent of the population.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Lexington
Denton
Citlon
O. Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Davidson County
House
Dancing Classes Set Free in Thomasville Civic Center
Recreation Director Ann Sherrill reminds Chair City couples of free dance classes starting Monday at the Civic Center. Classes run 7:30 p.m. for about two hours, and are open to both married and unmarried couples who want to learn or refresh their dancing skills.
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Thomasville
Ann Sherrill
Chair City
Civic Center
First Methodist Pastor Speaks at North Carolina Conference
Rev. Doug las Corricer of First Methodist Church High Point is among three principal speakers at the NC Methodist Conference opening in Greensboro. He presents two talks on Holy Spirit topics at 2 45 pm and 7 45 pm on Monday. Dr. Robert G. Tuttle and Dr. Lowell Hazzard also speak. Bishop Nolan B. Harmon leads Tuesday sessions.
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Greensboro
Douglas Corricer
First Methodist Church of
High Point
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Robert G. Tuttle
Lowell Hazzard
Newly Elected Officers to Meet at VFW Rest Sunday
Furniture City Lodge 282 officers to gather at the Rest. Sunday at VFW. Earlie Gabriel Post 5574 to hold a meeting Monday at 8 o clock at the Post Home. Daughters of Dorcas plan Monday 8 pm at Lula Gray home 1509 East St. Lena Sullivan returns from Belton South Carolina after funeral of brother in car wreck. Centers of the W S C S St Marks Church hostesses listed for Tuesday 8 pm. Ladies Auxiliary Port 196 meets Friday 8 pm at Blanche Roach 807 Mint St. Barbers to attend 8 pm call meeting at White Way Barber Shop. Five Blind Boys of Alabama and Swanne Quartet to sing Hillside Center Tuesday 8 pm. Flower Lovers Garden Club meets Monday with Mrs Sarsh Davis 7&7 E Washington Dr. Rev W H Hale to preach at D m at Gethsemane Baptist Church.
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Furniture City Lodge
VFW
Earlie Gabriel
Daughters OF Dorcas
Daughters of Dorcas Club
Lula Gray
East St
Lena Sullivan
Hobson St
Belton
S. C
W.S.C.S
St. Marks Methodist Church
May Clyburn
Meredith St
Lennan Smith
4Th St
Flossie Ashe
Juanita Smith
Flower Lovers Garden Club
Sarsh Davis
E. Washington Dr
W. H. Hale
Olive
D. m
Gethesemane Baptist Church
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SUZIE_ Ripley
Jerry McDowell
Suzie
Junior Woman's Club
Jerry
Rotary Club
Civinettes
Homemakers of America
Order of the Rainbow
Woman's College
The
Pointer
Crestwoods
Wake Forest College
High Corner
Hooker
Lions
Joe Bales
Rotary
Herman Abels
Allen
Merchants
Home Economics
Art Richardson
Kroger Checkout
Meadowbrook Boulevard
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