Student Council Shapes Citizenship and School Efforts
The Student Council fostered responsibility loyalty and honor through student faculty cooperation. Highlights include committee work grounds bulletin board and lost and found efforts an honesty campaign a self supporting Little Store funding next year’s handbooks and a NC Student Council Congress in Greensboro with plans for 1933. A chapel program featured City Manager Knox Mayor Grayson and the city council as speakers.
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North Carolina Student Council
Greensboro
Knox
Grayson
Elam Receives Violin Scholarship At High Point
A. B. Elam Jr of the High Point Senior High graduating class was awarded a violin scholarship to High Point College. The program aims to acquaint students with municipal government and civic duties while a banquet honored club and music department leaders.
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A. B. Elam
High Point College
Albert McAnally
Patricia Hall
Doris Pope O'Neal
Lloyd Hughes
Ruth Mengel
Edwin Rankin
Vesta Copeland
John Hall
Margaret Mann
Walderncan Guenther
N. L. Smith
Winifred Marshall
High Point High School
Conventions Loot and World Education Notes
A report notes bandits in Sydney have looted a brick wall less the frames of 20 railway locomotives and a church part. North Carolina State College adds an insurance course to its curriculum. At the University of Paris 30,000 students, about 2,000 are Americans.
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Sydney
Australia
North Carolina State College
University of Paris
France
Records by Phone Prompt Customers with Horn Mouthpiece
A British phonograph dealer rigged a horn attachment to his telephone mouthpiece allowing customers to call in and request any selection after hearing previews. The system enabled listeners to select records they desired for playback.
Senior Class at High Point High School Enters Final Week
The 180 seniors move into their final week with the baccalaureate sermon the commencement address and the class play as major events. Rev. F L Conrad will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at 8 pm in the school auditorium. Dean P E Lindley of High Point College will give the commencement address Friday June 3. The class play The Youngest will be June 2 in the school auditorium. Final exams run May 31 to June 2.
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High Point High School
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Conrad
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Senior Reserves Had Active Year
The Senior Girl Reserves' year split into two parts. First semester focused on interest groups in crafts dramatics and personal relations. The second semester produced the pageant The History of High Point shown May 3 before students. Officers included Florence O Biern e Verna Winslow Carol McKee Mildred Crowder.
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Lora Belle Grant
High Point
Florence O’bierne
Verna Winslow
Carol Mc
Healing cults receive 125 million dollars annually from public funds
The article reports that healing cults obtain about 125 million dollars each year from U S public sources. It highlights ongoing concerns about funding and oversight of these groups and their influence on public policy and health programs.
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U. S
Swiss Watchmaker Perfects Electric Pocket Watch
Georges Pellaton, a Swiss watchmaker, unveils an electric watch powered by a compact storage battery, claiming a refined mechanism and practical portability.
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Georges Pellaton
Seniors Honored by Junior Glass at High Point High
The juniors at High Point High School hosted their annual reception for the seniors on Friday night May 6. Guests attended the program as the event was touted as a standout social affair of the scholastic year.
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Juanita Hayworth
High Point High School
Best Congratulations From T. W. Andrews
To the Members of the Graduating Class heartily congratulates on completing high school. The speaker, T Wingate Andrews, says the graduation is significant to family and community and holds responsibility and opportunity for the future.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Senior class program opens with songs and drama
The auditorium program begins with a welcome by N L Smith and a response from Gatewood Shipman. The Carolina Serenaders perform. Rome Sale, Gilbert Young, Dillard Webb play. Hubert Liverman on piano. A short dramatization by Vester Copeland and Robert Rankin follows.
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N. L. Smith
Gatewood Shipman
Carolina Serenaders
Rome Sale
Gilbert Young
Dillard Webb
Hubert Liverman
Vester Copeland
Robert Rankin
Green Mask Dramatic Club
Katherine Lowdermilk
Margaret Hayden
Vesta Copeland
C. L. Gray
Nell Sheloff
Lois Hedgecock
Burt Asbury’s Or
Junior-Senior Reception of 1932 Remembered
The orchestra played and guests enjoyed autographs in program booklets while promenading in corridors. Special appreciation goes to Miss Meek Beard Miss Lelia Bell Mr Brooks Sloan and the committees for a well planned reception that proved highly successful and long remembered.
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Chestra
Meek Beard
Lélia Bell
Brooks Sloan
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Albert McAnall
A.B. Elam, Jr
Violin
Eugene
Willowbrook Street
Ldss
Brown
Typ
Torben
Orp
Eed
L Shoe Store
Buster Brown
S. Main Street
Ru Conrad
High Point City Schools
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Junior Glass
T. W. Andrews
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
North Wrenn St
L. BR. Johnston
Var Raalte
Kayser
High Point High
Beavans the Ladies’ Store
Gooch-Thomas, Inc
North Main Street
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