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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1938
Page
12
The Girl Reserve Club, led by Miss ee a oe, enjoyed a productive year with a fall gathering at the Presbyterian church in High Point. About 560 girls from local schools were recognized for living up to the Girl Reserve code, symbolized by lights and candy at the central frame. The club meets Wednesdays for supper and program.
The program this year ranged from entertaining to instructional and inspirational. Highlights include peacers and Mrs John Biggs on The Big Apple, a Scouts trip with Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson, and Mrs H A Millis on Hollywood. Three banquets were held including a Christmas Senior Hi Y boys Mothers and a Curry high school Senior Girl Reserve club event. New members joined early in the second semester and were formally recognized at a candle lighting ceremony at the YWCA. The 32 member cap was reached. The biggest social was a Royal Arcanum card dance. A Talent Cut Up benefited the free lunch stand. Officers: Evelyn Sechrest president Madeline Lee secretary treasurer Kathryn Allen pro tem chair.
The Monogram Club, formed from outstanding high school athletes, aims to foster good sportsmanship and scholarship. Members are chosen for excellence in academics and character, with letters earned in major or minor sports and must remain varsity eligible.
The city school system reports the high school glee club under Carl G Cronstedt has one of its largest memberships, approximately 50 students. The group has performed in chapel programs and Christmas events and will entertain on Sunday night June a.
About 60 students vied for cheerleader spots for next year. Elected are Eloise Rankin Caroline York Jack Sappenfield and Mary Jane Wilson Ra mona Redman. Current year’s cheerleaders include Theo Redman Majorie Barker Madeline Lee Nelson McAbee Marvin Grant.
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