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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1974
Page
22
The Central Co-ordinating Council grades clubs on a points system to crown Club of the Year. In monthly meetings presidents clash over projects with Junior Jaybirds seeking to raise the flag each morning, challenging the long standing Lock Club tradition after a broken flagpole last year.
Central faculty dispute over painting and emptying school trashcans continues as the Chinese Club seeks to clean and repaint, while Outeract resists, and Buay Club proposes repainting lot lines. The presiding officer suggests joint work, delaying firm action until the next meeting.
The Inter-Club Council kicked off the membership drive at Andrews on Monday. Clubs posted posters, held induction meetings, and shared club purposes. FTA outlined plans including a UNC Chapel Hill visit and a lecture on education in North Carolina. French Club ran Sept 6 to Sept 12 with dues, ice-skating, Homecoming float, and Conversation Night. Julia Calhoun's event noted.
Thomasville Senior High clubs push recruitment for 74 75 with Tri-Hi-Y led by advisor Mrs Lin Welborn. Officers Susan Jones Jane Cox Janet Blake Mary Kay Ward, service goals include clothing drives for needy children. Baby Huey Club debuts with seniors in diaper theme at pep rally and Homecoming set for Oct 11 vs Concord Spiders.
Summer work and school return as High Point Youth Council adopts revised bylaws with a monthly ten hour point system. Executive director Kathy Edwards urges hard work. cheerleaders from HPYC are listed with both varsity and junior squads. article also covers Thomasville youth council activities, club debates, and a November drive for club membership.
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