Faculty Turnover For Schools Is Smallest Of Years
The Board of School Commissioners announces the 1941 1942 reappointments for principals and teachers except listed withdrawals. Carroll says next year’s net turnover will be the smallest in years due to enrollment changes and health epidemics. Several resignations and transfers affect white elementary and high schools, with new appointments planned at Senior High and junior high levels.
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Board of School Commissioners
Arpes
Charles F. Carroll
Charlotte Holden Rotzel
Brentwood School
Charlene Carter
Cloverdale
Elizabeth Highsmith Dunbar
Elm
Elizabeth Crowell Alfred
Georgia Franklin
Bay Street
Alga DeWitt
Roger Flatwell
Essie Dale Blunter Dickson
David M. Bradbury
Glune Scott
Kenneth Stephens
James Davis
General Mo
Tors
Scott and
Stephens
Behr-Manning Company
Firestone Rubber Company
Dickson
Wgah
Anthony Cernigle
Nile Hunt
Melvetta Adams
Leonard Street
Cynthia Holmes
Fairview
Ledger
William Penn
Nzvro
High Point High School Business Department Gains Noted Skills
The High Point High School business department trains juniors and seniors in shorthand and typewriting with new secretarial courses. Students achieve high dictation and transcription rates, win demonstrations at Greensboro, and many secure part time or full time work with local firms while colleges recognize their scholarship potential.
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High Point
Hackworth
Leslie
Curry
Woman's College
Greensboro
Kathryn Cross
Antilee Dinkins
High Point High School
Suburban Migration Slashes City School Enrollment
The city’s schools suffered a drop in white elementary pupils totaling 188 for the year, while Oak Hill district gained 28 pupils as migration to suburbs continues. Jimma Blair school posted a small gain of three pupils, with Oak Hill extending beyond city limits as a possible factor.
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Oak Hill
Oak Till
Jimma Blair School
Alumni gridiron kickoff and crowd chatter at game
A scene from an Alumni game begins with a list of players and spectators, including Virginia Buser, Marie Craven, and Alec Drakes. The starting lineup features Lloyd Flythe, Charles Coleman, John Davis, Car Bailey, Frank Amick, and more as the whistle blows. An aside notes the typical transport pilot’s age, height, weight, eye color, hair, and calm temperament.
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Helen Gibson
Cathryn Cross
Mavis Peace
Virginia’ Buser
Bill Hall
Marie Craven
Richmond
Alec Drakes
Eagle Sandwich Shop
Lloyd Flythe
Charles Coleman
John Davis
Car Bailey
Frank Amick
Staton
Cecil
Grady Goldston
R. G. Kearns
Ansel Snow
J. C. MacAllister
Darrell Welborn
Flying training saves lives as fatalities drop last year
About 40,000 students received flight training and only 17 fatalities were recorded in the past year. The figure reflects ongoing safety improvements in aviation training programs and highlights the relatively low risk among trainees.
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Carroll
Paramount Furniture CO
East Washington St
Frank L. Judish
Tony Cernigle
Graduate
Eversharp
Wagger's
Elwood Hotel
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