Central Highs Revamped Lower House Elects From Classes
Under a constitutional amendment Central High School reorganized its Lower House, moving to representation by class. Seniors Gerry Howard and eight others, juniors Margaret Brookbank and six more, sophomores Suz anne Crockett and four peers were elected at large. NFL District Congress held with 137 students from 14 schools in three states. Health Careers Club formed with officers Willi Krapels and others, advisor Mrs. Rosabelle Flowers. Black Bison lost to Winston-Salem Gray 13-7 and faced Durham High School next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Johnne Whicker
Gerry Howard
Quinn Koontz
Reid Marsh
Vicki Morgan
Gerry McDowell
Barbara Rogers
Sherrill Wood
Bill Teague
Margaret Brookbank
Pam Culler
David Elder
Joe Gray
Martha Donald
David Mitchell
Connie Calvert
Suzanne Crockett
Worth Parker
Lucy Latimer
Mollie Marsh
John Young
National Forensic League
Senate
House
Health Careers Club
Willi Krapels
Judy Christensen
Jo Carol Bulla
Steve Bernard
Rosabelle Flowers
Hartsell
North Carolina
Black Bison
Wilmington
Winston-Salem Gray
Durham
Durham High School
Thomasville High Corner Highlights School Events
Thomasville High scenes show student planning via School and College Ability Test results guiding juniors and two-year plans. A Friday furniture gift for the Student Union with new drapery upgrades, and a drive by sophomores and juniors for 100 percent Facts and Fun subscriptions. Elaine Welborn represented the school in Miss Davidson County. The Bulldogs extended a winning streak by beating Davie County 16-6 and the junior varsity topped Southwest Winston-Salem 48-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophs
Elaine Welborn
Thomasville High
Davidson County
Elaine
Bulldogs
Davie County
Terry Richardson
Dale Summers
Billy Bobo
Ronnie Byerly
Thomasville
Winston Salem
Busy College Day for Doris Liles at High Point College
Doris Liles a 20 year old senior from Roanoke Rapids at High Point College is a busy student urban and dramatic leader. She majors in English and religion plans to teach high school English and works as a reporter for the HI PO and as vice president of the Tower Players. Her day includes classes library study and office work in college relations. She values dormitory life and campus friendships while balancing classes activities and a social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Liles
Roanoke Rapids
Phil Burnette
Dogwood St
Doris
HIPO
Apogee
Tower Players
The
Lindley
High Point College Alumni Association
Methodist Student Fellowship
High Point College
Kansas
University Park
School of Education
Pennsylvania
State University
Cyril F. Heger
Bean Euwema
Libert
Moyers
Secial Arts College
Ted
Togo
Nuclear Power For Space Vehicles
Nuclear generators offer long life light weight and uninterrupted performance for space craft. Transit 4A still powers two transmitters after 10 600 orbits and 300 million miles with an expected 30 year life though likely three more years of operation. NASA plans 1400 watts through 1965 and 4500 watts through 1972 with SNAP program work by Martin and General Electric Co. on plutonium 238 generators for IMP and Surveyor missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Offient
Martin Co. Nuclear Division
AEC
SNAP
Ralph D. Bennett
Nuclear
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
IMP
Mat
Moon
Apollo
Surveyor
Nimbus
Orbiting
Astronomical Observatory
Voyager
Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
Jthe Anna Geodetic
The
Space Agency
Martin and General Electric Co
William Penn Notebook and Homecoming Plans Parade
William Penn students join Birmingham memorial observance at Presbyterian Church at three. Senior Class approves candlelight exercise for October to encourage staying in school. NHS and Crown and Scepter Club discuss floats for homecoming parade. Harriett Tubman Club meets to read The Negro Revolt by Lomax. Business Education assigns twenty apprentice secretaries. Miss Homecoming contenders named. contestants to perform at Friday talent show. Welcome home to Mrs Spence, math teacher recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Birmingham
Ala
Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
William Penn
National Honor Society
The
Crown and Scepter Club
Harriett Tubman Club
Peace Corps Two Years Old Despite Slow Volunteer Growth
Deputy Director William Moyers notes improved language testing and quality over numbers as Peace Corps marks two years since official creation. The program operates in 48 countries with 6,600 volunteers in training or overseas, a higher overseas demand but slower staffing than planned. Attrition rose to about 25 percent in training, with 380 volunteers returning home and no host-country removals reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington
William Moyers
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
Congress
The
Treasury
Moyers
Africa
Nigeria
U.cl.a
Continuing Education Department Formed at Penn State
Pennsylvania State University创建新的继续教育部拓展成人与语言课程。校长Bean Euwema表示该系由 Cyril F. Heger 担任系主任，强调语言与成人教育的重要性。此举被视为州内大学系统教育改革示范，旨在促进校园及州内的持续教育活动和社会参与。
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Hs
Johnny Robbins
NFL
High Corner
Tom Haggai
Rev. Haggai
Emerywood Baptist Church
High Point
HC. Hudgins Jr
Elizabeth Fulp
Mike Leonard
Sykes
Bennie Peace
Steve Powell
Phyllis Raymer
Paige Newsome
Miss Rankin’s
Don Sink
Sherry Sink
Beverly Schneider
Carol Smith
Lyndon
Sherry Yow
Earl Welborn
Earlene Trantham
Eddie Todd
W. S. Horton
Library Club
William Locke
Friends
HPC
By M. Horacher
Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace Writer
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
Congres
Ajsional Joint Committee On
Atom
Lergy
William Penn Notebook
Business Education Department
Carol Bates
Virginia Capel
Ciarithia Capel
Phyllis Curry
Patricia Cobb
Cynthia DeBerry
Teresa Evans
Bertha Burris
Barbara Cotton
Bobbie Kearns
Betty Ingram
Cynthia Humphery
Thelma Foard
Annie Pressley
Gwendolyn Graham
Inez Spencer
Barbara Lovette
Linda Peak
Carrie Smith
Theresa Simpson
Patricia Alexander
Mary Goode
Susie Graves
Elaine Harrington
Angela Hope
Rhonda Rush
Carol Kirby
Sherry Sharpe
Ernestine Scotton
Mrs Spence
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