Central High School News Highlights and Scholarships
Central High School reports spring events including a senior class dance from 8 p.m. to 11 30 p m with a Paradise Lost theme. Pam Culler named citizen of the month for April for her Student Council aid. New Beta Club officers named Mike Morgan president Rosalie Levine VP Jean Wall secretary Mollie Rogers treasurer. Nineteen seniors receive scholarships including Gloria Halstead Carolyn Snider George Foster Hawkins Wake Forest Chip Cris sman UNC Chapel Hill Eddie Dyer Lynn Curlee Hampden Sydney John Price Lafayette Carol Price Laura Lentz Meredith Betty Mitcham Donald Ray Saunders Ken Star Hol arships to Wake Forest Mary Key Lintcey Steele Memorial to St Benedict’s Connie Geneva Enghfield poem set to ballet for Greensboro Civic Ballet performance at UNCG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Plang
North Carolina
Pam Culler
Pam
Beta Club
Order
Mike Morgan
Rosalie Levine
Jean Wall
Mollie Rogers
Central
Gloria Halstead
Carolyn Snider
George Foster Hawkins
Wake Forest College
Chip Crissman
2 Whitaker
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Eddie ‘Dyer
Lynn Curlee
Hampden Sydney College
John Price
Lafayette College
Carol Price
Laura Lentz
Meredith College
Brothers win ribbons at Robbins and Ward Acres shows
John and Patsy Glenn’s sons Mason Jr James Robert and Paul Douglas spend after school hours training their ponies. The family attends horse shows across the region earning multiple ribbons and trophies, with Jimmy winning a Western Pony Pleasure Class Championship less than six months after starting riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Mason Jr
James Robert Age
Paul “Douglas
John
Patsy Glen
Jimmy
Siler
Horge
Robbins
Johnny
Coals
Ward Acres
Asheboro
Coach says players form team and seek better facilities
The coach notes the players formed a unit through training and that more courts would greatly improve the program for the next school year. Patsy Glen recalls horse memories with humor while others reflect on horses and support from Mrai B Stewart and McDonala TM and Franklin Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matchington
Swain
Twenty Years Ago Europe Peace After Rhine Crossing
A retrospective recalls May 1945 as Allied forces breach the Rhine and enter Germany, with Eisenhower predicting a decisive turn in the war. Hitler’s refusal to capitulate, the Ruhr capture, Buchenwald, and the meeting at Tangermünde marked milestones as Allied and Soviet forces converged toward unconditional surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Das Reich
Rhine
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walpurgis
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
England
Feat
Seateoull
Tr Ranke
James Pren Ber
Jefferson
Joseph Crocker
Cleveland
Ohto
Fuehrer
IV. S
3Rd Army
Aio
Eisenhower
Revee
Walter Warlimont
Ruhr
U.S. .H Armored
Remagen
Ithe
Omar Bradley
U.S
12Th Army Group
Y Deere
Basil Hitler
Marshal Albert
Kein
Winston ‘Churchill
Berlin
Letorres
Buchenwald
He Vietima
Sao
Grand Adm
Karl' Doenitz
Lensberg
Martin - Bormiann
Bermatty
Heinrich Himmiler
Hie
Hermann Goering
Air Wren
Sm Nadi
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Jennifer Carr
Nnal
Geneva Enghfiel
High Point Central
Elliott Hall
UNCG
Greensboro Civic Ballet
Greensboro
Merbers
Johnny Say
Glenn Brothers
Jobit
Carnted
John Glenn
Dpants
Mrai B.stewart
Cynthar” McDonala
Franklin Gary
Lees
Ori
Frenklin D. Roase
Velt
Ieee Canewae
Robert L Freeman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Elbe
Harold L. Hersey
Washington,d.c
Cone Platz
Patton
Wismar
Unkup
Camine
Torgau
Alexander ‘Selyashko
58Th
Albert L
Kotzebue
Houston
Tex
Peabody
New York City
Frank Huff
Washington, Va
Oran
William D. Robertson
Los Angeles
Pfc
Leo Kasinsky
Brooklyn
N.Y
Brookyn
Stalingrad
Ler Betell Smith
Smith
Ivan Susloparov
U.S.S.R
Francais Sever
France
Harold , Burrough
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