Character education through student participation in cooperative control
High Point High School explores how character develops through conduct and practice. The article argues that habit, attitude, and meaningful student participation shape citizenship, clarifying that true learning comes from practiced, intentional actions.
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L. R. Johnston High Point High School
GOOD CITIZEN QUALITIES AND TRUTHFUL HONOR
Frances Gordon Lindsay discusses the traits of a good citizen focusing on love truth and honor. The essay emphasizes honesty as essential to integrity and notes the role of daily conduct as a silent preacher to others.
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Frances Gordon Lindsay
Drummond
Bacon
Macbeth
Efficient Store Committee of High School
The school formed a student store committee that performed its tasks successfully through the season. Members listed include Sarah Lou Meador, Berta Carraway, Annie Rhu Stanton, Vesta Copeland, Helen Bonner Eshelman, O. R. York Jr, Randall Sexpenfield, Violet Murphy, May M. Meador, with a director noted.
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Sarah Lou Meador
Berta Carraway
Annie Rhu Stanton
Vesta Copeland
Helen Bonner Eshelman
O. R. York, Jr
Randall Sexpenfield
Violet Murphy
May M. Meador
Student Council Directs Citizenship Campaign at High Point High
Henry Grady Owens reports the High Point High School Student Council led by Miss Josephine Hege coordinated a quiet citizenship campaign through the English department. Winning essays by Frances Gordon Lindsay Frank Surratt Juanita Lee George Crowell and Myrtle Hodges earned Civitan awards.
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Henry Grady Owens
High Point High School
Josephine Hege
Frances Gordon Lindsay
Frank Surratt
Juanita Lee
George Crowell
Myrtle Hodges
Civitan
Ambition, pride, and virtue in Milton and Shakespeare
The passage discusses Macbeth's exalted pride as a study of human ambition parallel to Paradise Lost and Doctor Faustus. It argues ambition can drive great power but requires restraint, citing Bacon's disciplined pursuit of knowledge and Milton's unselfish sacrifice as models, while contrasting with Dryden and Pope. It concludes with a call for a new view on worldly affairs.
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Macbeth
Doctor Faustus
Bacon
Milton
Dryden
Pope
Rising Junior Class Chooses Leaders Amid Morale Concerns
Henry Grady Owen notes rising junior class members seek capable leaders to face cuts and lowered offerings as school morale faces disruption. He cites Frances Perkins as example in politics, warns sarcasm harms service while urging development of thinking and character now for future life and school harmony.
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Henry Grady Owen
Frances Perkin
Marshals Named For Commencement 1933
Marshals for commencement are listed led by Tom Jones as chief with Vesta Cope land as assistant chief. Other marshal nominees include John Lindsay Tess McMullan Worth Farlow Sarah Tomlinson Arthur Lea Lois Chidester James Parsons La Velle Wilson Alson Gray and Margaret Hayden. Miss Mary White directs the sophomore candidates program to discuss matters facing the class during vacation and the opening of next fall.
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Tom Jones
Vesta Copeland
John Lindsay
Tess McMullan
Worth Farlow
Sarah Tomlinson
Arthur Lea
Lois Chidester
James Parsons
la Velle Wilson
Alson Gray
Margaret Hayden
Mary White
California scientist notes sun flares reach far heights
A California scientist says solar flames leap from the sun’s surface at about 20 000 miles per minute and may tower as high as 500 000 miles, illustrating the sun’s immense activity and energy.
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California
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