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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1975
Page
1
Forrest Dates argues neckties oppress men and must go. He recalls city hall’s tieless trend, notes one lone male in City Council resisting change, and riffs on an upcoming election potentially framing neckties as a public issue. He jokes about tie burning and a broader push to shed menswear restraints.
Five year drop in High Point public school enrollment appears to have bottomed out according to figures from the schools administrative offices. Jerry Shaver, assistant to the superintendent, commented on the preliminary data and noted potential stabilization in student numbers.
Darrell Perdue Jr perched on his father's shoulders views an 1800 pound Texas longhorn steer at Guilford County Agricultural Fair opening day. Motorcycle races thrill spectators as the fair opens Friday and runs to midnight Saturday at the Jaycees Fairgrounds on Penny Road.
The PTA Council aims for a volunteer in every classroom across High Point's 12 elementary schools including Leonard Street Kindergarten with coordinators at each school and a Sept 16 training at Tomlinson Elementary to improve child communication and support in reading math libraries and offices.
The forecast calls for considerable clouds and a chance of scattered showers or thundershowers today and Monday. Highs will be in the low to middle 80s with nightly lows in the low to middle 60s. Probability of precipitation runs around 50 percent today and 40 percent tonight.
Randolph Tech Institute sponsors ceramics classes for Archdale Trinity area beginning Tuesday with contact Shirley Bullock at Jolly Time Ceramic Shop 431-7718. Crafts classes at Spinning Wheel Archdale include art crocheting knitting needlepoint and tole painting contact Betty Hammitt 431-8711.
The notice outlines carrier delivery at 80 cents monthly or 3.50 dollars for a year. Mail subscriptions in North Carolina are subject to a 4 percent sales tax.
A teacher recalls a perceptive third grader who notices changes in her hair and clothes and questions authority. She reflects on rebellion and creativity, citing a Sanford writer about nonconformists who advance civilization, and considers whether rebellious students may become future world leaders or innovators.
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