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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1976
Page
13
High school students from Archdale Asheboro Denton High Point Jamestown Kernersville Lexington Ramseur Randleman Trinity Troy and Winston-Salem are included in the tenth annual Who's Who Among American High School Students. Nominations come from principals guidance counselors and the publishing company based on scholarship contests and extracurriculars.
The 21st Star Christmas parade is set for December 11 at 2 p.m. under Halcyon Woman's Club sponsorship. A Little Miss Merry Christmas and Miss Merry Christmas pageant begin at 7 p.m. in Star Middle School auditorium with the theme True Meaning of Christmas. Parade entries, commercial or non-commercial, must contact Jerry F. Thompson, Parade Chairman, P O Box 386 Star NC 27356, by December 1 for entry. trophies will honor floats and the best band.
A seminar on early childhood education will be held at the Ramada Inn in Greensboro on Thursday from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m Speaker Jennie Swanson perinatal educational coordinator at Loyola Medical Center Chicago will discuss education of handicapped preschoolers and early identification of prenatal defects Seminars for the Teaching Arts a Chicago based consultant firm sponsors the event An admission fee will be charged Information available by writing 555 West Adams Chicago Ill 60606
Asheboro Randolph Technical Institute announces the winter quarter of the Adult High School Diploma Program for students who completed tenth or eleventh grade. Courses include English, consumer mathematics and geography with information available from Carl L. Zeigler at RTI. James E. Hunter of Pantech Associates will speak on biorhythms at a Piedmont Chapter NA accountants dinner at Top of the Mart. Social hour at 5 30 p.m. Reservations required for nonmembers by calling Pearlie Hall. The Willing Worker Class of First Wesleyan Church hosts a Thanksgiving party Thursday at 6 30 p.m. in the church fellowship hall with a covered dish supper for members and husbands.
Puzzle clue list presents mixed entries and partial phrases covering numbers days and letters. Ambiguity in several items requires cross‑checking for accurate solutions and consistent labeling.
Seven seniors at Ragsdale High School earned National Merit commendations for their 1975 PSAT performance. Names honored include Armfield Craig Morris Rooks Sartori Sartori Willard. Penn Martin and Dan Moran are semifinalists.
Two East Carolina University students are named in the 1977 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. James Edward Bolding of 305 Hampton Drive and James Dwight Miller of 901 Kelton Place are included in the directory.
In a bridge problem, South can count seven top tricks and one extra club via potential four club tricks. If clubs fail, he may attempt a finesse toward his hand for four clubs, hoping the 10 leads to four in clubs with a 31 percent chance, given the layout and possible queen drop.
The High Point Occupational Advisory Council will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the city schools administration building. It will hear reports on business and industry education review occupational programs and course offerings and discuss occupational education and its function in the state.
High Point hosts the tenth annual Furniture City Invitational Debate and Speech Tournament with 150 to 200 local judges. New York’s Bronx High School of Science won varsity debate. Terri Marshall of Ledford and Monica Night placed high in original oratory. Susan Deaton led extemporaneous speaking. Kevin Smith led dramatic interpretation. Winners of Student Congress were Eric Kostelich and Vincent Hillery.
Greensboro youth council and UNC Greensboro drama and speech department invite ten county high school students to the Piedmont Forensics Tournament on December 11 in the Graham Classroom Building. Events include Lincoln Douglas debates duet acting and six individual events. Open to senior high students seeking trophies and awards.
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