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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1972
Page
7
Five NC State coeds in the School of Engineering gain dean’s list honors with 3.0 averages. Sylvia Sanders and Elizabeth Deaton lead a group of women among roughly 27 female students in a male-dominated program.
The article highlights NCSU engineering women including Miss Deaton Miss Opperman Miss Sanders Miss Bare Ellen Terry and Katharine Stinson. It notes their majors aerospace and nuclear engineering transportation and civil engineering with ties to Tau Beta Pi and ASCE. They share internships with the State Highway Commission and memories of Langley NASA.
Susan Gail Weston and Hugh Duncan Tandy renewed their marriage vows at First Baptist Church in Richmond California on January 15. The couple will live in Huntington Beach. The wedding included family members as part of the ceremony with attendants and a reception hosted by the bride’s mother.
The brief notices report multiple January births at High Point Memorial and High Point Memorial Hospital. Names include Jerrie Lynn Cooper Evelyn Joyce Cox Christopher Alan Flippen Melanie Yvette Fletcher Michael Ronald Lewis Timothy Martin Todd DeWayne with parents listed by their street addresses and spouse names.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Main Street United Methodist Church will meet on Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Bill Mason 2207 Edgewood. Associate hostess will be Mrs John C Henderson.
The Heart organization known as Household Employment Association for Re-evaluation and Training has produced a 208 page personnel practices guide for household workers and employers. What Is A Day's Work by Arelia A Bowen is available for three dollars from H E A R T Inc Philadelphia.
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