Central Hi High Points Homecoming Events at Central High
Central High opened its 41st North Carolina Education Association convention with 1800 students and about 4000 teachers from multiple counties. The homecoming parade featured 1962 queen Jeanne Murrow and court through downtown High Point. Sophomore class officers were elected and Pemican yearbook earned All American and A ratings. Black Bison faced Gray High School in Friday night action seeking their second win of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Alamanie
Guilford
Forsyth
Caswell
Stokes
Rockingham
North Carolina Education Assn
North Carolina
National Honor Society
Beta Club
Teachers of ‘America
Jeanne Murrow
High Point
Jeanne
Pemican
National Scholastic Press Asst
Sandra Barrer
Gerry Lou Buck
Gray High School
Winston-Salem
Black Bison
Lexington
Bulldogs
Asheboro
Terry Richardson
Billy Bobo
Mickey Cox
Bruce Barton
Greensboro Daily News
Thomasville
North High School
Larry S. Hill
Statesville Greyhounds
William Penn Notebook Homecoming Memories and Student Activities
William Penn notes recall homecoming memories a Miss William Penn winner Mary Goode parade and band pride amid a hard fought football game. Students Patricia Wright Connie Tyson and Ernestine Scotton attend a three day AFSC seminar on capital punishment. Senior analysis through Kuder tests and a PENN operation with library renovations conclude an eventful Penn week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Mary Goode
Patricia Wright
Connie Tyson
Ernestine Scotton
American Friends Assn
AFSC
Pharmacy Week Observed By North Carolina Pharmacists
National Pharmacy Week highlights the role of pharmacists across North Carolina and the United States. The UNC pharmacy program trains five year students in chemistry and physics. licensure requires two exams and practice experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Pharmacists
American Pharmaceutical Assn
University of North Carolina
UNC Pharmacy
State Board of Pharmacy
North Carolina
Blood Given Quickly Saved Worker's Life
James M. Metters nearly died after a metal stud pierced his hip and lodged in his spine during furnace installation. He received 11 transfusions from urgent Red Cross blood donations, with a brother among the donors, as High Point red blood supplies ran low and a hospital visit by Bloodmobile was planned to replenish stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Metters
Metters
Red Cross
Red Cross Center
Charlotte
Jonebb
National Guard
High Point Employers Testify Handicapped Make Good Workers
High Point observes National Employ the Handicapped Week proclaimed by President Kennedy Gov Sanford and Mayor Mehan to promote Hire the Handicapped It's Good Business. Local firms report handicapped workers as reliable with less absenteeism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Brexton
Younts Enterprise
Kennedy
Sanford
Mehan
Congress
Ralph E. Miller
N.C. Employment Security Commission
Miller
Richard Reid
Globe Furniture Co
Harry Bell
Adams-Mills Corp
Jack Rives
Anvil Brand
Thomasville High Names Homecoming Queen Nominees
Thomasville High announces five nominees Elaine Welborn Dianne Jackson Priscilla Stoker Barbara Ivey and Kay Crawford for homecoming queen. Queen to be crowned during halftime of the Thomasville Albemarle football game and a homecoming dance follows in the school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville High
Elaine Welborn
Dianne Jackson
Priscillia Stoker
Barbara Ivey
Kay Crawford
Thomasville-Albemarle
UNC Loan Program Aids More Than 1000 Students
UNC reports 588865 dollars loaned to over a thousand students from July 1962 to June 1963 to help them stay in school. The National Defense Student Loan Program provided over half the funds, with the remainder from alumni friends and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Goodman
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
UNC
Julian D. Mason Jr
National Defense
National Defense Program
Mason
National Defense Loan
North Carolina
Congress
U. S. Congress
Higher
Armed Services
Peace Corps
Migrant Workers Follow Harvest To The North
Migrant workers travel from South Texas in a beat up $350 truck led by Alex Torres to Michigan cherry fields after a hard journey through Arkansas and Indiana. The crew sleeps in camps near Mount Summit and Tompkins Orchard, with hopes of paydays, rough conditions, and a glimpse of a better life as they endure heat, flies, and sparse facilities. The piece blends portraits of Torres and fellow workers, camp life, and a snapshot of migrant labor demographics and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Green
Hope
Ark
Mount Sam
Michigan
Mit
Cus
Mount Summit
Alex Torres
South
Texas
Torres
Alex
Arkansas
San Antonio
South Texas
Usi
Seth Tompkins
Old Mission
Michstead
New Castle
Ind
Migrant Ministry of
National Council of Churches Peoples
Victor Bonilla Jr
Victor
Crystal City
Tex
Mary Oolander
Henry Counpay
Kidslex
Orrchard
Tompkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ken Rhyne
Paul Ingle
Martha Given
Ann Davis
Susan Hoskins
John Hedrick
Miss Landry Neely
Penn
James Metters
Art Richardson
High Corner
Wees Sagees
Tommy Earnhardt
TSHS
Lyle Smith
Phil Kaney
John Burton
Margaret Allmond
Growler
PTA
Raleigh
W. E. Smith
Jo Hayworth
Duke Power Co
Lynn Deaton
Library Club
Tan Dae
Illinois
Ajex
Iwe
Vic
Brooks Foods, Inc
Canery
Freddy Torres
Freddy
Blanche
Noel
Sarina
Grand Traverse Bay
Traverse City
Claudio Bonilla
Vic Bonilla Jr
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