HPC Graduates Return To Teach At Their Alma Mater
The article profiles Robert Davidson a HPC alumnus who returns to High Point College as assistant professor in Physical Education and track coach. It notes his HPC athletic honors, coaching at Ragsdale High, and his view of college teaching. It also recalls Herman Coble another longtime educator and first HPC graduate, plus Miss Louise Adams, among the college’s earliest alumni.
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Degrees to be awarded at High Point Trinity commencement
One hundred ninety four students from High Point and Trinity areas will receive degrees today at Alumni Gymnasium at 3 30 p m. Bishop Hunt will deliver the main address and American Humanics Foundation will present the afternoon program. The list includes candidates for bachelor and doctoral degrees from High Point and Trinity area residencies with multiple names and addresses noted.
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Alan D. Weisbecker
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Lorene Gayle Williams
Montheu Ave
Sharlin York
Richard Charles Anderson
Trinity
Kenneth Claude Elmore
Forrest Kirk Smith
High Point Area
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Brenda Jo Thomas
Ferndale
Charles D. van Hook
Tabor St
Janice Lee Vancannon
Bruce C. Weatherly
A. Lassiter
Alvin A. Willette, Jr
Hickory Lane
Janice Younts Myers
Kemp Sees Narrow Window for Legislature to Act
State Senator Ed Kemp of High Point warned last night that reaching the June 12 adjournment goal set by General Assembly leaders looks tight and could push adjournment to June 16 or 17. He noted the session must still address the income issue, while the Speaker Ban Law dispute raises concerns about university accreditation.
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City Job Outlook Remains Positive in High Point Area
Miller reported May job data showing 1,172 active job applicants, 36 percent below May last year and 18 percent under April. The Employment Security Commission referred 1,336 people to jobs in May but placed 319. unfilled jobs rose to 371, signaling a skilled-labor shortage in furniture and metal trades.
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