Girls Athletics Program Strongly Supported At High Point
A state wide movement to expand girls sports gains steam at High Point high school as students back the NC high school girls athletic association. The track team won district runner up and college sponsored meet first place earning the silver cup for the second time. Hiking counts toward monograms, basketball and hockey show strong participation despite weather interrupting hockey.
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High Point High School
Athletic Association of North Carolina High School Girls
Lois Stout
Helen Marshall
Greensboro
High Point College
Bessie Hedrick
Grace Henderson
Dot Fritz
Dot Willis
Mae Clapp
Dot Smith
Pointer School Announces End-Year Athletic Awards
The Pointer staff notes four game ceiling prevented a perfect season but coaches Miss Elerbe and Miss White praise next year’s material as exceptionally strong. Awards by Miss Shannon Morton honor numerous girls for efficiency in sports and sportsmanship, listing many honorees across junior and senior classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saress Elerbe
Mary White
Shannon Morton
Rose Askew
Bessie Hedrick
Dorothy Forward
Lee Forward
Dot Fritz
Helen Harshall
Lois Stout
Johnnie Surratt
Eloise Ingram
Hazel Secoggins
Dorothy Smith
Rae Smith
Annabell Sowers
Jeanette Peterson
Juanita Reid
Edna Mae Clapp
Carol McKee
Mary Bulla
Thelma Lotts
Evelyn Waynick
Nettie Waynick
Pointer closes eighth year at school paper
The Pointer ends its eighth year continuing a policy of upholding high school standards and impartial news coverage. In five contests the Pointer and representatives earned places. Thomas Carpenter placed second in two Quill and Scroll editorial contests. Emma Carr Bivins took fourth in district newswriting.
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Ner
Pointer
National Scholastic Press Association
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Thomas Carpenter
Quill and Scroll Society
Emma Carr Bivins
Chemistry Club Explores Practical Uses of Chemistry
Members apply chemical knowledge to real life through projects on inks glues paints and baking soda. Offcers include President Robert Byrum and Adviser Miss Maxwell Taylor. Also noted is Ilah Marian Kibbey’s painting style airscapes from New York.
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Chemistry Club
Robert Byrum
Peyton Moffitt
Paul Shoaf
Fair Antonakos
Helen Raper
A. D. Alston
New York
Ilah Marian Kibbey
Senior Girls Reserve Club Activities and Purpose
The Senior Girls Reserve Club aims to uphold high ideals and blend spiritual with social life. Meetings include a twice monthly program and open forum discussions, with socials, a mother daughter banquet, conferences, a dramatic production, and camping events under direction.
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Direc
French Club of the Year 1929 30 Successful
The French club of 1929 30, supervised by Miss Leila Bell, was successful with first and second year students. Members read Scripture in French, discussed France, reviewed books, and entered contests. Officers included Winford Hinkle president and Carlton Hooks vice president.
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Leila Bell
France
Winford Hinkle
Carlton Hooks
Helen Marshall
Burt Asbury
Dorothy Compton
Helen Betts
Mildred Burton
Annie Drakalakos
Lee Forward
Katie Lomax
Frances McCrary
Virginia Seward
Virginia Snyder
Helen Smith
Rachel Smith
Eleanor Stephens
Ada Ward
Juanita Wood
Ruth Wood
Lois Stout
Dot Fritz
Windell Dunbar
Carl Edmonds
James Montgomery
Walter Ring
Harold Surratt
Lewis Tabb
Army Moves Insane Patients on Oahu Island
In Honolulu 561 insane patients were moved 14 miles with the aid of the U S Army. The operation used 33 trucks with two soldiers and nurses on each vehicle under army cooperation.
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Army Moves Asylum
Honolulu
Oahu
United States Army
Army
Radio Club Broad Program Trading Knowledge and Practice
During 1929 to 1980 the radio club focused on building and experimenting with radio gear. Members toured WNRC Greensboro for expert broadcasting insights and studied apparatus. Activities included radio discovery, development, and instructional programs led by adviser Alga DeWitt and officers Albert Pruitt and Ernest Bailey.
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WNRC
Greensboro
Alga DeWitt
Albert Pruitt
Ernest Bailey
Thomas Ellis
Cornelius Strock
Ernest Andrews
Car
Sophomore Girls Reserve Club Activities and Officers
The Sophomore Girls Reserve club outlines its aim to find and give the best. Dues are 25 cents per semester. This year its programs include a Girls Reserve code interpretation and a fall play, with a spring rummage sale to fund sending members to the Girl Reserve camp. Officers include President Carol McKee and Treasurer Elizabeth Clinard with several standing committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol McKee
Mary Bulla
Hortense McDonald
Elizabeth Clinard
Ida Gray Harman
Francis Lewis
Lone Beele Grant
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Laura Mabel Haywood
Virginia Carrier
R. W., Sowers
Ann Whitener
Genevieve Sleetz
Betty Bogan
Dorothy Fritz
Norma Anderson
Ellen Anderson
Mattie Blackwell
Frances Ruth Brown
Ruth Burgess
Agnes Byrum
Helen Caldwell
Pauline Clodfelter
Pauline Culler
Dorothy Cummings
Mary Elizabeth Crouch
Sallie Dixon
Melita Eldridge
Neilie Ellington
Juanita Evans
Sarah Everhart
Haniette Folwell
Shirley Farr
Gladys Gerringer
Margaret Hamlin
Katherine Hampton
Gabel White
Mary Micks
Adelaide Williamson
Eloise Wilson
Kate Workman
Eloise Wright
Nancy Myatt
Anna Laura Patterson
Adelaide Crowell
Mary Esther Baker
Mary Doane Rankin
Dorothy Bowen
Edgar Snyder
Charles Tomlinson
Franklin Carpenter
Joe Buchanan
Josephine Ferguson
William McAnally
Clarence Canada
Mildred Ferguson
Chemisty Club
Miss Maxwell Taylor
Miss Mildred Walker
High Point Steam Laundry
Glub AD
Radio Club
Roll Barnhart
Paul Bulla
Edgar Burton
Mary Louise Cates
John Charles
Louise Evans
Benjamin Elam
W. A. Harper
Bernard Hunter
Lawrence Lowe
Herbert Mitchell
Russell Orr
Everett Patterson
Harvey Pressley
Luke Ridge
Winfred Robertson
Willie Stanley
Vibert Strock
Thurman Wall
Louise Welch
Bruce Wrenn
Sweet Girl
R. L. Loflin
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