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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1961
Page
11
A young boy named David Friedman waits for room assignment on orientation day. He ponders the time before starting big school six years after birth and health certificates. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Friedman of Dartmouth Street and recalls kinder-classes at Jack and ill.
Miss Jatana Mullis and John E Faulk plan vows on June 18 in Charlotte with families named Mullis Smith and Faulk. Tamaria Clary announces engagement to Gerald Adams with August vows, parents listed Clary. Texie Ayers to wed John Steadman in July at Green Street Baptist Church. Ethel Joyce Roberts to marry Gordon Beach on August 20. Sarah Poe and James Craven set June 30 wedding at Concord Friends Church with Poe and Craven family lines.
Parents from all backgrounds adapt as a child starts school. The article notes changes in family roles as a teacher enters the home, bringing new artifacts and routines. It emphasizes parental pride, worry, and the shift toward school readiness and ongoing family involvement.
Orientation classes in High Point outlined tasks for parents of children who will be six by October 15. More than 1300 pre schoolers met teachers while parents learned policies, with principals stressing home as a child’s first school and the need for supportive, democratic home life to foster self confidence and readiness for public schooling.
Mrs. Lloyd Thayer Montlieu Avenue School principal speaks to parents outlining rules and regulations. She notes rising space program interest but emphasizes the three R's should not be dropped for science.
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