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^i\iOR3 ARE ACTIVE (Continued from page 4) ' Samuel Hyman, Cleo Poston and, Ilnrold White. | The five seniors who made the; honor roll for five months are: Al- j berta Corbit, Sallie Bell, Theodore Antonakos, Henry Veach and Mar garet Gufley. Tlie .six seniors who made the hon or roll for four months are: John Wood, Charles Salsbury, Hazel Brown, Norine Homey, Marjorie Welborn and Harold Welbom. The five seniors who made the honor roll for three months are: Marian Jones, Fern Allen, Inez Rey nolds, Elizabeth Welch, Inez Rey nolds. The nine seniors who made the honor roll for two months are Elda Clrrk. FrancesPennington, Ella Bur ton Hutchispn, Orpheus Spenser, Cleve Loman, John Chilton, Paul Ruth, Lois Smith and Sherrill Sny der. The fifteen seniors who made the honor roll for only one month are: Mary Simmons, Charles Cannon, Ruby Richardson, Josephine Boone, Mary Clinard, Jack * Crowson, Ernestine; Hayes, Pauline Hicks, Sarah Parish.! Helen Barker, Earl Womble, Grace | Hinshaw, Ruth Jarrell, Floyd Vun-; cannon and Wilbert Hines- ' i On the whole this is one of the! finest records the local high has ever > had and it is hoped that the next sen-1 ior class will beat this record. EXCHANGE (Continued from Page 3) Hi Rocket, Durham high school, Durham, N. C.; The Lexhipep, Lex ington high school, Lexingion. N C. ; The Mirror, Lima Central high school, Lima, Ohio; The' Lumber Jack, Longview high school, Long view', Wash.; The Forester, Forest City high school. Forest City, N. C.; Pepper Box, Woodland-Olney high school, Woodland, N. C.; The Broad caster, Morristown high school, Mofiristown, Tenn.; The Hurricane, Elizabeth Hancock high school Thomaston; The Acadamite, Hebron Nebraska; Black and Red Review, Hannibal high school, Hannibal, Mo.; The Clarion, E. Stroudsbury high school, E. Stroudsburg, Pa.; The Mt. Sterling Forum, Mt. Sterling high school, Mt. Sterling, Ky.; The Retina, Morrison R. Waite high school, Toledo, Ohio; Norheigh News, Norton high school, Norton, Va.; The Mocisco News, Monroe high school, Monroe, Va.; The Zip, Coop- erstown high school, Coopertown, N. D. ; The Pratter, Palatka high school, Palatka, Fla.; The Parrot, Rowa' County Farm Life, China Grove, N. C.; The Mountaineer, Lenoir high school, Lenoir, N. C.; The Reflector. Middletown Tow’nship high school, Leonard, N. J.; Gold and Black, Con cord high school. Concord, N. C.; The Torch, High Point College, High Point, N. C. —Exchange Editor. BURGESS BROS. LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR I '• ^ (Opposite Wachovia Bank) ' ^ • ' « '•« • : • 0* ♦•■> ' m • ’ • ^ GET IT WHERE THEY P II HAVE IT! MANN DRUG CO. ;; . ♦c ^ , it it A GREAT VARIETY OF H SPRING CLOTHES FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL BOY « JS N. H. SILVER CO. | ti n c* » 4 • ' FOR THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE What’s sweeter than a specially prepared box of Hol lingsworth or Nunnaily’s fine candies for gTaduation? We ha .'e them in all sizes and kinds. Better order now! i P L u I THE SERVICE STORE PHONE 381 lACY
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