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' THE RETURN PREPARE LIBRARY FOR BOOKS r UINTER exams VOL. 5. SOPHO]\IORE WINS IN DECLAIMER’S BOUT EMMETT McLARTY WINNER ] • Emmett McLarty. of the sopho-’ more class, speaking on “A Nation'.-?: temptations, won first place in the declamation contest sponsored by the' Oratio Club. j The speakers were Ted Thompson : "'ho spoke oni j the Government;’'i tjiadys Ellington and Henry Gurley ■ representing the junior class. Miss: Ellington had as a subject “Darius Green and His Flying Machine.” , Mr. Gurfey; “Problemsi Fronting J rotestantism.” Representing the sop^mo*j class Robert Overmaii spedSung on. “Pyramids Not All Egyptian,” and Emmett McLarty speakint on “A Nation’s Tempta Of the freshmen were Edith: Millikan and Emma Fritz. Miss Mil- likan spoke on “An Ideal Home” and Mi.ss Fritz. “Briar Rose.” : The judges were Rev. T. .1. Sykes : This was the first de*»»nation con- test held under the auspices of the this club hopes to niake this affair an annual event. HIGH POINT, N. C., POINTER AWARDS PINS No. 18 MUSIC FESTIVAL HELD ed "if thf' were Present-1 J.V .debaters, who participated ’ u J Triangfular or inter-class do ! a • E^ltsi^p^’ F' t^wens, head of the i . ^ festival was held in the scS 21, under These Pins,"’dokatol bv?heTo!nt mT Lewis L. Stookey. er, have the following words iTt the ■ ^ introduced this festival Z°'.”ter Award.” At Point. It is a new idea tom^^ “Debating,” in the center, “H erS-ii&i^le^S Zr' ticipated in and the datl cause fhpT P^^^es be- Those receiving prizes are: Misses Sf' ?. ?=“• . S™:-, .HerS‘ 'J iicvv iiica here, but it is hoped that it will be an annual affair. The small charge of 15 cents was asked for admission. Tile program began with two se- ' lections sung by the teacher’s chorus. They vyere: “Goblet of Youth,” and Venetian Boat Song ” of. “Sailor’s Slumber feong, was sung by Charles Sals- K”. 'Jn” £?li|=- V--= - -O I by Samlers Dallas, while the boys' in on the chorus. COKMiSfiSiOTYSdGRAM I . ■ • ®ong, ‘Song of the Western Men.” Misses Dorothy Hoskins, Helen HONOR ROLL . Report from the office of the prin- ’ cipal shows that the freshman class lead m the number of students on th, Hoiior Roll. There are forty- si^y freshme* on the Honor Roll, thirty-four in the sophomore class twenty-s'x in the junior class and twenty-four in the senior clas.s. That IS a total of one hundred and thirty pupils out of a student body of about seven hundred. The honor rell th’’s month is un- iisuallv low. No doubt “spring fe- ver has taken hold of the student body. Students should do their best now to gain the honor roll next month’ f(» there is only a few more ^.ecks of actual schooling before the summer vacation iM'gins. MOTtlf-^™^" class Honor Roll, Eighth Martin, Vera M-,:r.shaIl, Roy Hedgecock, Willard Eambert, Duncan Proctor, Ollie Shel- j^on. Roy Jones, Fola Dowdy. Irene olsbv, Roy. Lee Stanley, Fielding Ktarn.s, Allie Coltrane, Leslie John son, Beid,nh L-ivender, Maggie McCar- or Donald JohnsonJ Bora Brotvn, ' num Bulla, Nina Cairoll, Nina Ilia.,, Beatrice Parsons. John Dou glas. Vds-m Southern. Ralph Sp'l- m:m, (,cyco Koont". John OHiiard Elford hork Vernon Idol. Palmer Pc i k, Jrs -■ Pierce. Aline Wrenn. cl Harbin on. Hazel Haynes Ruth Eleanor Idol. Louitm SaLburv Ins Welhorn. Grace Bulla, Emnia (Contiinied on p.age , - I "VW 'u tne western Men.” t'l.^ fcpuct from tlie office, shows I „ Dorothy Hoskins, Helen exercises will ' LLzabeth Welch, and Marga- I’n 21, cat 8 o’clock i9"'®VsaPg “Sing Me to Sleel,’* l"-.cc!n Theatre, with the i The Alphabet.” The girls’ glee Lhi^ll Llr. W, L. j fan? “Beautiful Moonlight,” ingle, will end Friday, June 5, with LuBu-hy. and “Dreaming.” While bv N*^^T ‘'"B ®Pc®ch : ,?f Pirls sang, “In the O' w. L. Eiiglehardt, of Columbia i of Roses.” LniversUy. j The combined boys and girls’ glee OT-oJ^ ' 2. fBe most interesting fL'bs sang “The Dancers,’ and “Morn- р. c-ram corns off. Thursday night i Invitation.” After this number Gov^c?. r ^ contestants for the j chorus sang, “Blow, Slow, Cox o, atorical and Wren essay med- Thou Winter Wind.” Wc"' c speeches. The I The last number was the high oration contest are | school song, sung by both glee clubs 1 “ Q®, Hvman, Joe A.^Smoak, Char- | "'•nle the audience was standing. * Tcu “L’h'my and Lawmence IVhite, Between the numbers the audience ® • ®”Iering the es.say con-1 v, “Memory Lane,” “Follow the с, .-t 9 Douglas, Semmie Her- fwallow,” “When You and I Were mnn, Lada Poston and Gladys Hof- 'oanp Maggie,” “Juanita,” a.nd, oth ers. Evep'body went away well pleased with the entertainment. SALSBURY PASSES EXAMS tlm'^';st\viran"!l'Lstanm^^^^^^ ' ChaWe, SaN^^^y. who sometime re-H by Saunders Dallas. ^ I c entrance examinations The statistics wdl be o-iven the United States Naval Acad- horlos McManus. Margaret H.suser I ‘®’ ^as recently learn- ;i)l make the prophecy for th^ se- ! Passed tne examina- Salshury spent three months pro- parin.g himself for the mental exam inations, which are indeed rigid. Ho is now eligible for admission to the Academy providing he passes the Dfivsif’fll ova l-VI I'vi Q + i marl. ,1. "*ftht at at that o.te the class historian. Glennie An- '3'’" r''’® *^^® history of the ,criaiuiat’ner class. Ted Thompson is class poet and O ^TlII J i. _ . J , ... Ghorlos ^Memanus. Margaret n.auser | ed t '\i)l ma.o the prophecy for the se- ’ tion mov class and the donor is Ward Fa^'kor. Frida.^ June 5, is graduation mght. The sneaker for the night is ■-Vsiiv.^"A;''’’thrf’t;° p Swas wdil Provhling 1 n" ’'"C-’CP'C I to the graduating stu- Cllg'cal examination. ' " entrance blanks is short. Mr. John- stM asks that the seniors hurry up. The 31 students who have signed un will he scattered throughout nin- institutions. High Point Colle-m w”l i,o„ n . . , , '’’^t M, E’on two. Univnvsitv of Noi-ih VC ’®®^‘ ' 21 Darohna seven, N. C. C. W fi-m Hnl. SENIORS ^ET entrance • CL.YNKS I ■ ’®®^‘ ' 21 Garohna seven, N. C. C. W fi-m Hoj ...V voviev/peiL’" ®"^£7® Lns two. Duke one. .^tate one.Rn,'. «•». ico Or u,.
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