Three High School Girl Reserve Clubs Elect Officers
In the local high school, three Girl Reserve clubs the junior senior sophomore and freshman operate with advisers Miss Louise Alcorn Miss Nell Clinard and Mrs Roscoe Sowers. Officers for next year include Carol McKee president Mary Bulla vice president Hortense McDonald secretary and Elizabeth Clinard treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Alcorn
Nell Clinard
Roscoe Sowers
Margaret Andrews
Violet Weaver
Mayna Allen
Irene Seward
Mildred Blair
Mary Kemp
Willie Mae West
Nell McMullan
Nellie Ellington
Dora Brown
Mary Elizabeth Crouch
Gladys Gerringer
Dorothy Compton
Chloris Smith
Elizabeth James
Genevieve Sheetz
Eliza McLaurin
Hazel Shugart
Treva Hoover
Hazel Sebastian
Gladys Culler
Isabel White
Elizabeth Liles
Rose Elizabeth Askew
Pauline Clodfelter
Ina McAdams
Vetra Beshears
Mary Dean Caldwell
Eunice Suggs
Irene McKinney
Ellen Anderson
Eloise
Juanita Scott
Hazel Smith
Rummell
Ruth Strayhorn
Victoria Thompson
Margaret Underwood
Katie Wilson
Robbie Weaver
Roselle Waldron
Evelyn Sigman
Jacklyn McMullan
Carol McKee
Emily Ingram
Victoria Thomas
Mary Bulla
Hortense McDonald
Elizabeth Clinard
Johnston Praises Graduating Class At Commencement
Principal L. R. Johnston lauded the class of 1929 for loyalty and cooperation, urged graduates to pursue continued education, seek unbiased advice in college choices, and carry democratic student body spirit into community life and future work. He warned that diplomas alone are insufficient for advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Johnston
Goodby
Johnston
Funeral services held for Kathrein Richard nine
Funeral services for Kathrein Richard nine year old girl were conducted at the residence 809 Vail street yesterday afternoon by R C Pulliam. Interment was in Ebenezer cemetery near Lexington with pallbearers W C Mangum B W Wagoner George Pulliam and Clyde Pulliam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathrein Richard
T. H. Richard
Vail Street
R. C. Pulliam
Ebenezer Cemetery
Lexington
W. C. Mangum
Modern Schools Shape Citizenship Through Practice
The text argues high honors come when training meets life, with citizenship formed by action. It claims the modern school teaches citizenship more thoroughly and provides chances to practice it, asserting habits form only via actual deeds, not mere study. It contrasts current education with older, theory-focused schools.
Wilbur Hutchins Named Leader Of High Point High School
Principal L R Johnston praises Wilbur Hutchins for outstanding leadership as student body president at High Point High School. He presided over the student council and body meetings with dignity and fostered cooperation, public speaking, and civic spirit through school programs in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Johnston
High Point High School
Wilbur Hutchins
Wilbur
Asheville
Thomasville
Greensboro
Burlington
Edison Science Club Organized at Edison High
The Edison science club for high school freshmen is supervised by Eloise Greenwood and Grace Henderson. The group focuses on discussions and lectures with science games and contests, drawing members mainly from the freshman class led by President Robert Barrer, with Helen P. Stewart as vice president and Jack White as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Science Club
Eloise Greenwood
Grace Henderson
Charles Lee Amos
James Allen
Elise Aggras
David Brogden
Robert Barrier
Worth Brooks
Gertrude Clark
Billy Foster
Billy Fraley
Wayne Guarner
Walter Hargett
Nellie Goins
Lloyd Hughes
Frances Lindsay
Drucilla Majeskie
Evelyn Coplin
Richard Ratne
Helen P. Stewart
Robert Shipman
Leon Thompson
Carroll Wade
Edgar Welch
Howard Welborn
Barbara Winslow
Jack White
Cary Weedon
O. R. York
Barnard Hunter
Robert Barrer
USC Students Observe Marine Life In Salt Water Tanks
Five hundred gallons of salt water from four miles offshore is brought to USC marine biology labs to create a natural study condition for students. Evaporation is offset by replenishing the tanks in the same manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Marine Biological Laboratories
University of Southern California
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Virginia Hunt
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Esther Farrington
Irene McAnally
Jennie Welborn
Maude Hamil
Elizabeth Ragan
Dorothy Cummings
Bertha Allred
Mattie Blackwell
Frances Ruth Brown
Helen Caldwell
Alice Cannon
Alice Cameron
Mary Louise Cates
Dorothy Crawley
Diana Chandler
Pauline Culler
Sarah Denny
Lydie Mae Dobbins
Annie Drakes
Lillian Emerson
Mary Eve
Sarah Everhart
Dorothy Forward
Rose File
Annie Laura Foxworth
Dorothy Fritz
Lena Gregory
Ruth Gross
Margaret Hamlin
Beadie Harbinson
Katherine Hampton
Senora Hunsucker
Avil Ingram
Dorothy Jester
Ernestine Kennedy
Olivia Kirby
Beatrice Lee
Helen Livengood
Kate Lomax
Mildred Letts
Helen Marshall
Elizabeth Martin
Lucile Martin
Mary Martin
Eugenia McMillan
Annie
Iris Andrews
Evelyn Allen
Vista Mae Arrington
Ruby Albertson
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Marie Butler
Helen Buchanan
Verna Cardiff
Ruby Cagle
Mabel Dix
Margaret Dunn
Kathleen Embler
Mozelle
Ingram
Pen
North Main Corner
Lexington Avenue
Richard
Wilbur Hotching
Orange Printing CO
I. V. Orange, Proprietor
Hamilton Street
Miss Gooch’s
Brassieres
North Main
Belk’s
Georgette
Belk-Stevens
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