Halloween Celebrations At Andrews In School Spirit
Andrews held a Halloween week with events on three days due to a midweek break for grades. Clubs ran fundraisers for UNICEF and Muscular Dystrophy while students and Day Care Center attendees wore costumes. Upcoming items include class ring orders, Miss Jabberwock pageant and a continued candy sale program.
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Changing Of Sports Seasons Causes THS Student Quandary
THS students face a shift in sports seasons as football closes with North Rowan, girls tennis advances to Lexington playoffs, basketball begins early, and wrestling nears. Pep club hosts events, candy sales proceed, and five seniors enter High Point Junior Miss. Godspell rehearsals progress for a Saturday show, civic guest lists are released, and report cards prompt early dismissal.
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North Rowan
Cavaliers
Lexington
Cad’s
Student Council
Hershey
Thomasville
High Point
Kim Cox
Kathy Lawson
Gwen Melton
Cindi Osborne
Cinde Walsh
Tammy Corne
T. Austin Finch
Rotary
Phillip Wilkie
Lion’s Club
Jackie Grogan
Kathy Smith, Jr
Ann Donoghue
Jayce Grimsley
Central High tests end. debaters shine at Carlyle Cox Invite
The school completed the first nine weeks with testing and report cards due Wednesday. Central High dominated the Carlyle Cox Invitational Debate and Speech Tournament at Ledford Sr. High School, earning 92 points to the runner up's 41, with finalists in varsity debate and multiple speaker awards. Brad Robinson led with leadership and academic honors, advancing to state competition with a $1,000 scholarship path, while teammates and other students earned finals spots in Extemporaneous Speaking and Original Oratory. Clubs and fundraisers included VICA officer training, selling car decals, band activities, and a Halloween party for daycare children, with Varsity Club officers elected.
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Sarah Clark Andrews
Unicef
Central
NFL
Carlyle Cox
Ledford Sr. High School
Brad Robinson
Beth Harrison
Lee Ann
Century 11
Williamsburg
Andy Matton
Wayne Leak
Angela Robbins
Mike Woods
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ECU Professor Eyes Games For Teaching
ECU Professor Charles R. Cable of the science education faculty proposes using familiar board game formats in classrooms to boost engagement with math. The article in Science and Children, coauthored with Gentry Ann Brady, explains adapting popular commercial games for school use to teach basic and advanced math skills.
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Greenville
Charles R. Cable
East Carolina University
Science Education
Gentry Ann Brady
ECU Dept. of Science Education
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