High Point High School awards in seven sports
Students at High Point High School earned athletic honors in football basketball track tennis baseball and more as the year ends. Charles Kearns and Bill Bryant led with multiple letters and stars, while others like Cornell Johnson Fred Thomas and Bud Gurley received various recognitions across sports.
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Wade EF. Marlettah
High Point High School
Charles Kearns
Bill Bryant
Corneil Johnson
Gilbert Hawkins
Fred Ingram
Ralto Farlow
Fred Thomas
Winfred Hinkle
Carl Hill
Levi Willard
Frank Steed
Jesse Stone
David Parsons
Harvey Curlee
Paul Appel
Robert Hubbard
Reitzel Coletrane
Fred Holcombe
Elbert Culler
Darrell Bulla
Cornell Johnson
Bud Gurley
Eustace Smoak
Carl Smith
Edward
Bud) Gurley
James McLeod
Alfred Moffitt
Ruth Hubbard
Henry Curlee
Harry Curlee
Harry Williamson
Ernest Howell
Henry Strickler
William Coble
William Taylor
Lucas Abels
Byron Abels
John Hawkins
Aubrey Brogden
Cecil Allred
Robert Davis
Vespers by Frances Douglas
A poem describing dusk at a village vesper service. Simple folk gather for worship as bell and star illuminate quiet fields. Voices rise in hymns praising God while laboring lives endure through dark and light.
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Frances Douglas
Senior Class Officers and Commencement Schedule
The document lists Senior Class Officers President Raymond Ritchie Vice president Carl Connor Secretary Dorothy Rankin Treasurer David Parsons Mascot Sarah Gilbert King Historian Wilbur Hutchins Prophets Marion Shipman Frances Douglas Elizabeth Ragan Testator David Parsons and details a June commencement program with sermons essays orations class day exercises and graduating speakers including Wilbur Hutchins Raymond Ritchie L. R. Johnston and Tomlinson with medals and diplomas to be presented.
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Agnes Ingram
Fred P. Ingram, Jr
Mary Elizabeth James Cornell Johnson Carl White Jones
Wesley Griffith Jones
Charles Alson Kearns
Ruth Kearns Felix Willard Lambert Burgess
Guy Leonard, Jr
Lla Jane Livengood
Lucille A. Lopp
Ina McAdams
Irene Douglas McAnally
Joseph Tillman McGee James Marcus McLeod Ruth Louise Moon
Minnie Moran William Robert Morrow
Margaret Opal Neese Helen Emma Osborn Spencer Osborn Madelyn
Octavia Packer
David H. Parsons, Jr
Elizabeth Berkley Patterson
Mildred Vann Payne
Edith Phibbs Annette Emily Pick
Raymond Ritchie
Carl Connor
Dorothy Rankin
David Parsons
Sarah Gilbert King
Wilbur Hutchins
Marion Shipman
Frances Douglas
Elizabeth Ragan
Roy I. Farmer
Student Council
L. R. Johnston
F. Tomlinson
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Senior Class Superlatives From Local Graduation
The yearbook lists top honors including Lib Ragan as most popular girl and best all around girl, Charlie Kearns as most popular boy and best sport boy, and Anna Gertrude Douglas as girl most likely to succeed. Other awards name Wilbur Hutchins as boy most likely to succeed, Woodrow Brooks as most optimistic boy, Pauline Haynes as most optimistic girl, and Virginia Hunt as best sport girl.
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Lib Ragan
Charlie Kearns
Minnile Moran
Bud Gurley
Anna Gertrude Douglas
Wilbur Hutchins
Woodrow Brooks
Pauline Haynes
Hybernia Hudson
Virginia Diffee
J. T. McGhee
Eloise Best
vVirginia Hunt
Bosnian Muslims Flee to Turkey Thousands Migrate Fast
Bosnian Moham medans desert Jugoslav regime leaving estates for a song. About 1500 emigrants fled in one week seeking Turkish land and privileges for returns to the motherland.
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Sarajevo
Jugoslavia
Turkey
Prague youth unveils auto registering chess board
Jack Vavron sek from Tlin Czechoslovakia introduces a chessboard that records each move and displays the elapsed time between moves, highlighting a novel timing and logging feature for games.
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Prague
Jack Vavronsek
Tlin
Czechoslovakia
English dole proves expensive to worker
In England the unemployment allowance of 75 cents a day was forfeited after a man accepted 35 cents to deliver a parcel. The umpire ruled he was employed that day, so his full 75 cents was lost, meaning he could have saved 40 cents by refusing to work.
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London
England
Greeks oppose Italian plan to form island church
In Athens protesters denounce Italy's proposal to detach the Orthodox church in the twelve Dodekanese islands from the Ecumenical Patriarchate and establish a self governing church. The move follows Italy's occupation of the islands since 1912.
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Athens
Dodekanese Islands
Italy
Oecumenical Patriarchate
Soviet finances report first half 1928 29 revenues exceed estimates
The Soviet finance ministry reports for the Octo ber April period that total revenues reached 1.85 billion dollars, 48.5 percent of estimates, while expenditures were 1.8745 billion dollars, 48.8 percent of estimates, leaving a deficit of 25.5 million dollars.
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Moscow
Commissariat of Finance
Soviet Union
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