Central High service clubs drive school community work
Central High clubs led by Keyettes and Key Club carry out service projects. Keyettes staffed concessions at the AAU Boxing Tournament at City Lake and plan a Valentine party for the Children's Home in Thomasville. Inter-Club Council overseen by Mrs. Frye and Miss Denny studies a standard club evaluation. The FCA cushion sale funds a trip to Black Mountain camp. Our Mighty basketball team notches first conference win over Dudley. wrestling fell to Dudley while the girls won.
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Keyettes
City Lake
Thomasville
Key Club
High Point Central
Jaycees
Goodwill Industries
Central
Civinettes
Junior Civitans
Anchor Club
Interact
Frye
Denny
Inter-Club Council
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
FCA
Black Mountain
Dudley
Greensboro Page
Miss Sweetheart Court Chosen In Balloting
THOMASVILLE THS students voted for eight Miss Sweetheart finalists with seniors Kathy Black and Priscilla Crawford junior Priscilla Bryant and Vicki Cody and sophomores Johnny Czarnecki Sharon Crawford freshmen Annette Hawks Catherine Maley. The winner will be chosen by student vote. Reports note early dismissal for report cards and a school card sale by the Class of '73 to fund the Junior Senior in April.
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THOMASVILLE — _ TSHS
Kathy Black
Priscilla Crawford
Priscilla Bryant
Vicki Cody
Johnny Czarnecki
Sharon Crawford
Annette Hawks
Catherine Maley
Andrews High Seniors Prepare For Graduation
Andrews High seniors meet in the cafeteria to select announcements and other items for graduation. Dues must be in by February 22, robes will be purchased this year, and a school newspaper issue highlights a teacher's marriage. The sports week saw the Cagers defeat Parkland 72-58, the Jayvees win their eighth straight, and the wrestling team earn a 45-18 victory.
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Andrews
The
Forum
Nancy Nash
Scott Morgan
Andrews Cagers
Parkland Mustangs
Johnny Evans
Jayvees
Wrestlng
Minnesota Human Rights panel picks chairone for women group
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights forms a new women's advisory committee with a chairone instead of a chair. Ruth Stack of Minneapolis serves as the chairone, avoiding gender designation for the office.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
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Younts
Ragan Carmichael
High Point
Elizabeth Reid
Eunice Burgess
Kannapolis
Harriet
Fesperman
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Washington Terrace Park
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National Tee Vee Rentals
S. Main
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Son
Cope
Granville
Mayflower
Hamilton Street
Friedman’s Jewelers
Eureka Vacuum
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Super Sport
Ruxton
Diamond Ruxton
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Westchester Mall
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