Andrews Competes In Davidson County Festival Highlights
Andrews language festival participants earned multiple prizes with David Keece first in models, Steve Smith honorable mention, Marty first in sculpture, Kent Crawford second, Cathy Smith first in homemade dolls, Dianne Rudd second, Paige Blackman and Sandy Howell second, Beth Smith and Susan Hutchens honorable mention, Margot Honney honorable mention. Mary Ellen Venable first, Cathy Smith second in French costumes. Debbie Cashatt and Nancy Brooks first in talent, Jana Ickerd and Karen Brooks third. Mollie Cates honorable mention in Spanish dolls, Mary Caulfield first in Spanish. Rising junior Trent Murray president, Karter Johnson vice president, Kelly Walker secretary, Adrian Jones treasurer. Senior class president Bobby Saunders, VP Woody Galloway, secretary Sheila Dye, treasurer Cynthia Alstop. Quill and Scroll inducted Paige Blackman, Kim Gant, Sandy Howell, Michael Shortt, Lisa Kushner, Kathi Jones. Yearbook THE REVERIE distributed. theme From the end spring new beginnings. Blood mobile drive Monday 10:00 to 3:30 at the school auditorium. donations urged from all over eighteen. David Allred second, Lisa Teeter third, Anthony Platt honorable mention in miscellaneous. Joni Misenheimer second in Spanish costumes. Sam Amail group second in Spanish talent.
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Andrews
Davidson County
Ture la Fenie Alioners
David Keece
Steve Smith
Marty
Kent Crawford
Hind
Cathy Smith
Dianne Rudd
Paige Blackman
Sandy Howell
Beth Smith
Susan Hutchens
Margot Honney
Mary Ellen Venable
Debbie Cashatt
Nancy Brooks
Jana Ickerd
Karen Brooks
Mollie Cates
Mary Caulfield
Trent Murray
Karter Johnson
Kelly Walker
Adrian Jones
Clsing
Bobby Saunders
Woody Galloway
Sheila Dye
Cynthia Alstop
Quill and Scroll
Kim Gant
Michael Shortt
Lisa Kushner
Kathi Jones
David Allred
Lisa Teeter
Anthony Platt
Joni Misenheimer
Sam Amail
Central Prom Slated At Top Of The Mart
Central's junior-senior prom will be held May 7 at the Top of the Mart restaurant from 7 to 12:30 p.m. Tickets are $9 per couple. Next year's cheerleaders named Roxanna Hayworth and Jean Harris as varsity head and cohead. Jayvee squad includes Bonnie Bradner, Laurie Crawford, and others. Central band participated in Wake Forest Jazz Festival May 3. Forensic League staged North Carolina events April 30-May 1. Dumorettes collected funds April 26-30 for cancer research. Distributive education students toured High Point Museum and Haley House April 28. Top sellers in junior class candy sale were Darlene Black, Robin Inman, and Craig Shelton.
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Mart
Close
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Jean Harris
Michelle Burris
Valerie Cstter
Anne Courts
Marybeth Creede
Betsy Crouse
Karen Grissett
Jenny Linthicum
Andrea Martin
Molly Martin
Elizabeth Mendenhall
Debbie Wardlaw
Kelly Wyatt
Jayvee
Bonnie Bradner
Laurie Crawford
Michelle Gibson
Mary Hicks
Brenda Holmes
Margaret McCurston
Jennier Ralph
Jan Tucker
Tammy Wilson
Wake Forest University
National Forensic League
North Carolina
Congress
Dumorettes
High Point Museum
Haley House
Darlene Black
Robin Inman
Craig Shelton
High Point College Honor Roll Includes Twelve Local Students
Twelve local residents are among 37 High Point College students named to the Scholastic Honor Society. Members are elected annually from the junior and senior classes. The list includes Walter W. Baker Jr. Langdale Drive Richard Bronpks III Route 2 Katherine Decker Northpoint Avenue Linda English Ashley Avenue Nina Joan Levin Haggerty Boulevard Deborah Lyon Quaker Lane Pamela K. McDaniel North Main.
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High Point College
High Point
Walter W. Baker Jr
Langdale Drive
Richard Bronpks III
Route 2
Katherine Decker
Northpoint Avenue
Linda
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Ashley Avenue
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Boulevard
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Quaker Lane
Pamela K. McDaniel
North Main
Student Association President Elected at High Point College
Sid Baker a rising senior from Greensboro was elected president of the High Point College Student Government Association for next year. Other officers include Carol Spaulding secretary Jennifer Stone treasurer Dale Williams and Ball Hall Mocksville president of rising senior class. Additional class presidents and North Carolina student names listed from Greensboro Marion Jamestown Lexington Madison Stokesdale Stony Point Trinity.
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High Point College
Greensboro
College
Walter J. Baker
Route 11
Carol Spaulding
Potomac, Md
Jennifer Stone
Bassett, Va
Dale Williams
Mocksville
Ball Hall
Ris
Angela Powers Miles
Raymond Edgar Miles Jr
Woodside Avenue
Kathy Bryant Proctor
Donna Staton Tucker
Canterbury Road
Linda Kay Weeks
Delk Drive
North Carolina
Marion
Woody) Gibson
Teresa de Los Angeles Moran
Pamela Siler
Jamestown
James Michael Glover
Pamela Ann Powell
Kernersville
Bonnie Law
Lexington
Margaret Satterfield
Madison
Kim Michelle Rumley
Stokesdale
Terry L. Pegram
Stony Point
Deborah White
Trinity Terry Steven Iverson
Youth Council Report Convention and Banquet Details NC
The Youth Councils of North Carolina Convention moves to Asheville May 14 to 16 with a $32 fee due to Dave Osborne by April 30 and an extra $4 late fee for others paid to Kathy Edwards. A summer Outer Banks beach trip may be rescheduled. Cheryl King can provide details. The May 12 banquet at Brinwood Restaurant honors council members and parents, featuring the Mike Shook Award for the most valuable member chosen by peers.
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Youth Councils of North Carolina
Asheville
Wrightsville Beach
Dave Osborne
Kathy Edwards
Kathy
Outer Banks
Cheryl King
Youth Council
Brinwood Restaurant
Mike Shook
May 6 Full Council meeting to elect leaders
The May 6 Full Council meeting will elect next year's committee chairman and council executives. Voting for the Mike Shook Award will occur. All councilors should attend. Welcome home to chairman Dave Osborne returning from a tour of France. he resumes the chairmanship this week.
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Mike Shook
Dave Osborne
Dave
France
Students At TSHS Get Set For Spring
At TSHS the Student Council gears up for the Crazy Mayzie week featuring pie contests car bashings Volkswagen stuffing skateboarding field days assemblies and a Mr and Mrs Crazy Mayzie crowning The week ends with the spring dance as students thank Mr Allgood and Mr Honeycutt for support Five students were interviewed for the Rotary Scholarship including Mary Ann Foust who plans chemistry at UNC Chapel Hill and others targeting UNC Chapel Hill Ballot elections for Student Council Representatives were held Friday with self nominations. winners were not yet known.
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TSHS
Crazy Mayzie
Allgood
Mr. Honeycutt
Rotary
Mary Ann Foust
Kathy Hiatt
Carol Hanner
Jan Huffman
Smith Hanes
Foust
UNC-6
UNC
Chapel Hill
Griffin Student Warren Lackey Named Senate Page
Ninth grade Griffin Junior High student Warren Lackey has been chosen by Senator Lynwood Smith to serve as a page in the North Carolina Senate for the week of May 3. He is vice president of the student body and a Beta Club member. he lives at 228 Edgedale Drive with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Strupe Lackey.
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Warren Lackey
Griffin Jr. High School
N.C. Senate
Lynwood Smith
Warren
W. Strupe Lackey
Edgedale Drive
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