Springtime Arrives In Sudden Burst
Spring bursts forth at High Point College as sun returns after weeks of chill. Students enjoy warm sunshine on campus while two boys explore a pond bank signaling renewal. A later cool spell renews coats, but the mood remains hopeful and bright. Staff photos by Art Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Art Richardson
Teacher Leaves Loan Fund To Aid Students
Mrs. Tennie Highfill Fox, longtime educator and beloved hometown figure, left a $15,000 loan fund at High Point College to assist worthy and needy students. Born Minerva Centennial, she mentored generations in Siler City, Summerfield, Deep River, Pleasant Garden, Oak Ridge, and High Point, where she taught when two schools existed. Known as Miss Tennie, she walked to school daily, warmed students’ lunches, and championed teacher pay and retirement, using extensive Raleigh trips to push reforms. She died at 84, leaving a lasting educational legacy and a life rich with teaching, humor, and care for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hormacher
Tennie Highfill Fox
High Point College
Fox
Highfill
Summerfield
Whitsett Institute
Sidney Lanier
Siler City
Deep River
Pleasant Garden
Oak Ridge
High Point
Miss Ten- Die
Katharine Hoskins
Miss Tennie
Miss Tentie
Raleigh
Eva Futrell
Minerva Centennial
James Fox
Tennie
Geneva Highfill
Central High School
March Es And Teens And News Note
A humorous column lists pleasures of March and the approach of spring, noting muddiness and robins, plus joys of having a teenage daughter and the antics of haircuts. It ends with a brief item about the Wings Over Jordan Choir concert at St Stephens A M E Zion Church on Price Street on March 19, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wings Over Jordan
St. Stephens A.M.E. Zion
Price Street
At & P.m
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Enterprise
Mrs. Tennie Highfill Fox
Will Highfill
Miss Highfill
Robin Redbreast
March
Rhonda
Bil
Bill
North Carolina
High Point Redevelopment Commission