Graduation Exercises Set For June Second At High Point
Dr W Carson Ryan Kenan professor of education UNC will deliver the commencement address to High Point High School graduates in the auditorium Monday night June 2 at 8. Superintendent Charles F Parron Principal D P Whitely will announce the program and diplomas will be presented by Charles F Tomlinson with Whitley awarding medals. The Sunday sermon precedes the event with Rev Cecil E Haworth speaking.
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W. Carson Ryan
Kenan
University of North Carolina
High Point High School
Charles F. Parron
D. P. Whitey
Ryan
Harvard University
George Washington University
Carroll
Charles F. Tomlinson
Board of
School Commissioners
Whitley
Cecil E. Haworth
Central Friends Church
School Choirs Elevate Programs Under Cronstedt Leadership
The a capella choir of fifty-two members directed by Carl G Cronstedt conducted weekly practices at the high school. They performed Christmas carols, a Christmas play, convocation music, radio pieces, and joint concerts with the band. They earned district contest accolades and national-scale chorus participation, with many members chosen for a 500-voice state festival chorus.
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Estelle Leyton
A Capella
Carl G. Cronstedt
Charles Upshaw
Rebekah Conrad
Eleanor Younts
Margaret Price
Sara King
Helen Clark
Daphine Williamson
Elizabeth Martin
Mary Simmons
Peggy Bass
Margaret Kernodle
Phyllis Freeman
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Betsy Anderson
Madge Everett
June Calcasure
Wilma Warren
Eugenia Hill
LaVerne Blartgrove
Sally Clark
Willa Grey Lewis
Dot Leach
Betty Isom
Mary Louise Hasty
Margaret Peace
Carie Campbell
Betty Grant
Betty Anne Watson
Emily Herring
Elise
LaVerne Hartgrove
Bob Gayle
Royster Thurman
Russell Clark
Charlotte
Southern Conference of Music
Winston, Salem
First Methodist Church
Greensboro
Margaret Kennadie
Charlie Upshaw
Howard Wood
Joe Woolen
Jack Burris
Jack Cecil
Noble Cain
Green Street Baptist Church
William Penn High School
High Point High School
Black Bison Golf Team Leads State
The Black Bison golf team, under Gil Reed, leads the state in wins and losses with seven wins in nine matches. They placed fourth in the South Atlantic tournament in this city and fourth in the State meet at Chapel Hill. Donald Dunkelberger led with 219 strokes at the Greenville South Carolina High School invitational 54 hole event. The season runs four more games before closing.
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Black Bison
Gil Reed
Bison
South
Chapel Hill
Donald Dunkelberger
Little Fellow
Davidson
Greenville
Little Pointer
Track On Upgrade At High Point High School
Despite no first place finishes this year, High Point High track shows upgrade under Coach Clifford Martin. The team earned runners-up at two meets including the Western Conference at High Point and the Winston Salem triangular with Reynolds and Greensboro. They placed third at Salisbury and narrowly lost a dual with Reynolds, with standout performances by Long John Chastain in the high jump and strong showings from Doug Johnson in broad and high jumps. The discus squad of Short Kiveltt and Speas swept the event in the Western Conference, while Frank Montgomery’s departure weakened the 880. David Barker boosted the squad with solid shot put and some injuries limited top results in the state meet.
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High Point Winh
High Point High
Clifford Martin
High Point
Reynolds
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Salisbury
Charlotte
John” Chastain
High Point Star
Chastain
Martin
Doug Johnson
Abie Short
James Kiveltt
Herb Speas
Frank “Red” Montgomery
Bison
Montgomery
David Barker
Linksmen Fall To Reedmen And Black Bison
The text notes Lexington and Davidson freshmen lost to the Reedmen while Salisbury Mit rolly Airy Reynolds and Gray fell to the Black Bison. Gray high of Winston Salem remains unlisted for two losses. High Point High School golf roster includes Donald Dunkelberger Wayne Davis Ben Cooper Lewis Watkins. State motor vehicle tax collections from 1930 to 1941 totaled 6.9644 billion dollars with licenses bringing in 3.7566 billion.
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Linksmen
Lexington Anc
Davidson
Salisbury
Mit
Airy
Reynolds
Gray
Black Bison
Gray High
Winston- Salem
Reedmen
High Point High School
Donald Dunkelberger
Wayne Davis
Ben Cooper
Lewis Watkins
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Carnegie Foundation
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National Vocational Guidance Association
Progressive Education Association
Child Study Association of America
Charles F. Carroll
D. P. Whitley
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Wagger's
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Jones Business College
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