Central High honors seniors and clubs shine at events
Central High celebrates Allison Shivers winning a four year Morehead Scholarship to UNC. Junior Civinettes are February Club of the Month led by Faye Setzer and Miss Lynn Parnell. Masque and Gavel inducted 27 juniors. Central Chamber Orchestra performed at the YWCA with 17 members. Parents Night capped Language Week with skits songs and 12 students accepted into foreign language honorary societies.
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Central
Morehead
Allison Shivers
University of North Carolina
Civinettes
Faye Setzer
Lynn Parnell
Masque and Gavel
Gail Leonard
Ruth Goodman
Susanna Bell
Claudette Beeson
James Carter
Karlyn Morgan
Carole Norman
Jane Rankin
Sherri Seers
Trip Sizemore
Ae Turner
Peggy Womeloff
Bill Henderson
High Point
Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville High honors and events fill spring schedule
Scholastic honors go to Pat Tucker and Bobby Powell with Pfeiffer and Morehead scholarships. Finalists Carol Sisk and Suzy Bowles await Wake Forest interviews. Sophomores take NEDT. juniors take NMSQT. WRESTLERS place fourth at Davidson. Vaughn Dagenhart and Phil Kaney win titles. Career Days plan sessions. NHS Spring induction. Glee Club contest visit. varsity debate and band uniform updates.
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TSHS
Pat Tucker
Bobby Powell
Pat
Pfeiffer College
Bobby
John M. Morehead
Carol Sisk
Suzy Bowles
Evening School Growth Reflects City Needs at High Point College
High Point College reports dramatic expansion of its Evening School from 12 courses and 151 students in 1960 to 51 courses and 557 students in 1962 63. Enrollment among townspeople more than doubled while day students declined slightly as the program broadens with 19 faculty members and 26 offerings. Western Electric Winston-Salem and nearby airmen participate in the program, underscoring local industry and military ties.
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High Point College
High Point
Clifford R. Hinshaw
Hinshaw
Western Electric Co
Winston-Salem
Davidson County Industrial Center Nears Opening
Thomasville a midway point between Thomasville and Lexington sees the Davidson County Industrial Education Center nearing completion with classes expected to start around June 1. Director W. T. Sinclair outlines eight training fields, faculty recruitment under way, and potential future expansion toward junior college level.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Lexington
W. T. Sinclair
Sinclair
North Carolina
Woodrow Wilson Education Center
Virginia
Urban Renewal Takes Shape In Winston-Salem
After a 12 year struggle urban renewal shapes Winston-Salems East Winston plan. Two major projects cost over 17 million include a North South Expressway segment a new junior high and a county health center with 207 acre redevelopment area awaiting federal approval. Plans authorize three more projects at 15 million with six downtown ideas possible. The 12 year 60 million city county effort continues.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Winston - Salem
Local Redevelopment Commission
East Winston
City - County Planning Board
Total Redevelopment Committee of
The
Chamber of Commerce
Win
Penn Tigers Fall Short in District Tournament
The William Penn Notebook reports on springlike weather and sports at Dudley High School. The Penn Tigers competed in the District Tournament with spirited play but did not secure victory. Inez Spenser won first in the district typing contest and advances to the state finals March 22 at North Carolina College. The Band learned modern playing styles from organist Mr. Whiteman, the principal spoke to the National Honor Society, the drama group staged Elizabeth for a March 12 festival, and plans for the May 3 Junior-Senior Prom were announced amid PTA topics Civil Defense and Drop Outs. Report cards arrive at 3:40 p.m.
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Penn Tigers
Dudley High School
Tigers
Inez Spenser
North Carolina College
Inez
Whiteman
Bennett College
Greensboro
PENN
Roulon
Statesville
PTA
Lawn Care Advice For Drought Damaged Turf And Weeds
A seedsman urges a care program to salvage ailing plants and lawns after a dry winter. Recommend reseeding bare spots with fescue or rye for quick color, scarify soil before sowing, lime mossy areas, and spray for wild onions and chickweed while avoiding adjacent plants. Also suggests preemergent crabgrass treatment to curb summer growth.
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Ruth
Agenda Club
YWCA
Willie Krapels
Janet Peace
High Corner
George F. Hawkins
Wake Forest College
Suzy
Carol
College Board
Davidson College
Vaughn Dagenhart
Phil Kaney
Vaughn
Clint Ingram
Southeast Rowan
Asheboro
Albemarle
National Honor Society
NHS
Tshs Glee Club
HPC
C. R. Hinshaw
Industrial Center
Bonnie Jordan
Enterprise
Davidson
Davidson County Industrial Education Center
Winston
Fed
Eral Urban Renewal Administration
William Penn
Albert Harris High School
Martinsville
Burford