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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1928
Page
35
Edith is described as her own sweet pelf who brings sunshine on rainy days. The note credits her as always cheerful and smiling and as everybody’s friend in a warm tribute.
Worry has no part in Mildred life and her lovable adorable qualities make everyone smile. Her cheerful presence inspires friends and teachers, making her a cherished student in the 27 28 era.
Nell receives wide praise for her many generous traits and constant kindness. Her supporters highlight her caring actions and friendly demeanor that endear her to everyone at H. P. H. S.
Edith Carter Millikan and William Gaston Montgomery are noted for multiple activities from 1925 to 1928. Millikan led cheers and supported school spirit in the Red and White era. Montgomery captained senior basketball and excelled in sports, music, and clubs throughout high school.
Lucille Moore, active in the Dramatic Club and Spanish Club, is lauded as a big-hearted friend and loyal classmate. As she leaves H. P. H. S., she carries the best wishes of many friends and club members.
Oratic Club, 26. Treasurer Junior Class, 27. Band, 27 28. Honor Society, 27 28. Hi-Y Club, 27 28. President Senior Class, 28. Glee Club, 28. Sherrod has helped in making H. P. H. 8S what it is today. His loyalty is outstanding and his work ethic shines.
A short note offers encouragement to an elderly man, praising perseverance and wishing him success. It closes with a warm farewell, affirming regard and best wishes for continued effort.
The document highlights numerous students from the class of 1928 at H. P. H. S. with notes on club memberships and appreciations. It praises Shorty a tall track runner and features many seniors active in Dramatic, Glee, Spanish, and Girl Reserves clubs.
Art Club 26 Oratio Club 26 27 French Club 28 We all know Thelma as a bundle of sunshine She always wears a smile Her abilities sterling character and winning personality assure her success
A note from the Glee Club praises a charming flapper of 1928 era and the Dramatic Club girl Dib. Readers are wished success and kindness if she preserves her loving personality.
The passage lists roles such as Vice President of Hi-Y in 1928 and Senior Class Honor Society Treasurer also 1928 along with Monogram Club Shop Manager Pointer Student Council Spanish Club and Jester described as a trustworthy, intelligent friend valued for earnestness and reliability and expected to succeed.
William Phillips, a quiet backer of H. P. H. S., is praised for his drawing and painting skill. The class of 1928 bids him farewell with best wishes for his future as a potential famous artist.
Delmas Pierce is a genuinely likeable fellow with a talent for making and keeping friends. His classmates esteem him, and well wishes accompany his efforts.
Mattie Kerr is highlighted as one of the sweetest girls in the class her ambition perseverance and determination are noted as key to her future success. The write up expresses confidence that Mattie will achieve great things through hard work and resolve.
A note praises Grace as always happy and a true friend with many allies at Hi Point Hi. She is described as dependable for anything and a bright, successful future is predicted for her.
Pauline Lightfoot, Elizabeth Stevens, Beatrice Stewart, and Mallory Turner are highlighted as lively, accomplished students. Pauline forms smiles with humor while excelling in activities. Elizabeth shows ideals and duty. Beatrice spreads sunshine. Mallory blends quiet charm with tough football play and student leadership roles.
Dwight W. Morrow American ambassador to Mexico departed Mexico City this morning for a month long visit to the United States.
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