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SI IIP VI'S EQUIPPED TO
BECOME HOMEMAKERS —stu
dents enrolled in the Home Em
nomies Department at the v,.w
I.igon High School art* be hi"
thoroughly eqnpperl to do a
creditable job in Home .Making.
This department is under ii>
supervision of Mrs. A. M If' is
ter and Mrs E. Tonies. Torse
areas of space has been alocated
to the Home Economics Depart
incut. There or.- two all purpose
rooms and two complete home
units. Home M ikins as taught at
I.igon is divided into many areas,
tinnns the siihjeets taught in
■yak -K ; I Is A Credit To
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We Are Pleased Fo Have \
Had The Opportunity To j
| Do The Brick Work ;
i y.^.ai,..g j« .oa ■»»,■«,***»<■». mmaumskmis. **"*»•*
j McPherson Construction;
COMPANY j
j HILLSBORO, N. C, I
I “Builders Os Distinction " l
\ A RACE INSTITUTION
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FIRE PROOF i
Gypsum Roof Deck i
HIGH INSULATION VALUE }
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HIGH ACOUSTICAL AISSO.RPTI.ON] !
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tins department are: ehiid tare,
f.imitv relationship. familt eeo
nomies. foods ini maferiats,
(lothltig and tes tiles, and hoiis
iiu. and health. As evidence of
Hie popularity of these courses
boy., arc .."iting the ~t;;u<-<ls in
ail the areas of instruction.
The kitchen, which
<• in foli view of the diner is
et|Uipp-'d w.i'h eve’s t'lie ot
modern kitehen equipment. the
equipment >s made of stainless
steel and is so arranged as to
facilitate the preparation of
meals. In the kitehen are three
large electric ovens and from
Sliest ov.-.i-. <o, tv i'v . rods ami
mitt iii’s s ■ ' times a week.
In td<i »ie*i tn th ■ iny double
i.it 'in refrigerator and a large
m-purate deep frei-a-'r, ib t . l.jgon
kitchen is eiju-inpi'il with the
ini-, ti lik m rooter and relrige
i.itnv u * .!ci *h school sy
stem.
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TI.-c Held oj Art has not
been yiccle; t i at the I’.ev. 2i
| STOjO High - -hoof, The Art He
(*;u imeut is In.p -.'d in a long
■Studio like loom, fitted with
dr.* w aosrds, tats< Is, modeling
and mi-wbii! . vouipinent. vetting
and 'H twang tihiis and tools and
equipment for sculpture and
■ block print s ', The rt room
is quite ipji" opriatelc i.i, sjg’iied
and furnished from the -.tatui
t r.t i.tilitv and heautv M : -ss
, M. (", T’.ilic-' is tin- capa tile
s.'.ipcrvisoi of the Vrt Depart •
meet.
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THE CAROLINIAN
Lk;on’s Athletic Program
An integral Part Os System
Atilieiics is an int.Of.ral psn i m
th- ; ivscia! ecu <i ■ n set ij, a'
th«> i’a‘w ! igon High S' ho-.1. 'I hi
al'ih-tie y ■ nyam at this seh ml i
■ '•>!..ductal n.l inti .sis
■'y weil os inter-aiioot coat, otitum. •
Tl’is >"■ ir. i 1 is hoped t .el in ad
ITCUI t ) looteali a'Hi bieb.et all.
a v.-’-U ro'.'t.ded penman*, of i
s. ..ioi.u cat ticipat.ien i t ..>a--ebali,
.rack and tii-ld events eye b - or
ranged.
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..ch.oot are conti'sk’d ; su , ,
Vised by an a' ida is c. ■ l . oi. t-- -
I - :s eo. lmittpp. under t!>\- ciiair
it nshi;;. of d.ir. ti- •; • .\\-vel!.
con-.p ,u-tl 0{ four teaebors who
top;esent t.ie facults ■ > '\v« stu
flits chosen by the sUtra.-nt coun
cil e-. riude-nt .. . •.i . .
Newell s. o serves as bttsines.-
ti .itvgei hu t;ie athletic Hoard ot'
Control. ’
in ns iwu-v as ftinjonl are eot
H|ir: to |- a V an at hi sc fee
and no funds Tv they, activities
tost pr. wided far by the school
tiotird. tiu athletic tin.'gram must
depend miiiciy on sate receipt.-
to. P■- - nt: - namv
ATKMH :U1 WIN "Mis (.!\ 1 N
li.WCH'ET
Winners in intvamu:al purls ac
Hank 01 Knight Is Given
Three Howard Officials
WAS!iINGTON, D C Me- Dr V knuvz 15 Spratliti, proies-sui
r,indie of id,man,, jr;i■,- l h ;! e e . Koivsintc- langiv*yes, a.isl TVii'
■ Tv privai-.' < •;d'en:. the Order of; Gustav Ai.zenne, associate prose.-
Mo.. • vi,. Bait.ioa, .vas l:>. - .•••< r of I'r.sii:-'. - adhuni..!ration
tov.iri oi on Di vlooic a. XV ■ Tiie;, along V th Dr Joiiasuti, are
- -a. 11 - ' ! . j ,n-.-ii ierit oi HoV.o'd t' ! , - - ! ..::: T:: - -M tta U,; ves ii.d
--i ve-isity. arid t vo professors in the
i IT/nversity's College of j a Sju aluny at tit, f-i Oscillation
l Atts at eoreoionies held hose re-; c-n "i;oi>ios Ainbassador Heurte
s onth at t!':o Panipiar!ian ft,.., - r -.ynt,- t through the effort.
--’■■■•■’.* On ! iVleC'ltu :-i>r, djivciuj- o', of H"v/:.i'u University. ;,(!<■; tin
. ' ■ i, e , laioais to I so, id ..in- low-,- honorer.- in paitiesiar.
The a v<is v, a.eh .., marie bt iwecn the University of Panama
iby Paiinnias'.iat) Presideait .ioac, ■ -nd Howard hits nistn imiiat.ed
•• no a i- iiihi .>!! I,‘obi rio Hettrto- i and th:-! the timls of lids pro
j mat to. .■-.nihti.ssador to the Unifi-d yam ail be iwu no out, in tin
j dates, Ai-i-o for "Efforts made ir, • near future.
j favnr of Panamanian cuhiuc" and ' --Timc v mtinj* Panamanians
[ "lib ir coijtrjbution i.-.i Lslhitiian ■ - win* }v. .e bn-ii educat’ d ill Me
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| ‘i he lacuity m•,nl- p i • upon he said • Those '-raduau-; of this
: •''C-.a- ir,e ne.iSV -.vas ta str a■. rj are mei iUii ions iin i ver.- it v are leaders
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IKOKM TKALLS DEPART
■WENT ’ inwij the vocational
traiiii/iii i aiirsfj offered .it i i
j, on is tin course in the trowel
trades (bricklaying' . Uv.Ui/in;;
the ever iucreasitis demand for
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MRS. SANDERS A CAPABLE
MANAGER Mile Liston sehoej
cafeteria is under the capable
tnanageinrnt of Mrs. \V. A. San
der*. a dome economies- gradu
tiviti.-s are friwn a banquet, the
e t ai v. iiic i i.-- paid bom i.u
..'hi,:; ;■ a. t. Tier wimwrs art
,bo i 4 .’i n t i-i ■;. ! i- an u rnone -
•-■i mi.s. TiA . :lv : iy Co: i-'i'iiie *s
hw.img that >his v. o inier-sehool
(ii.ua-a, ’ • iiiU’. > i-ioiO patronage
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!. . ’V i . . -! *. (a ’ - !: * . this h ‘H* will ,
'I „• i: v Civil:* iimi at i v.’ L,i
-1i .- ; :-,<»i with : i ’in; capacl v
■i rha. c-t-ut* ;;liy i leu and M
i.i.-xim i in saicty.
o ;-| aid aUra Ir- --ness for pa
mciuec iti: :e turno. is for tt**- fas-,
Tim Mjiletk- Com i:i". . while'
nil a ma. ot tin* | '' M ini di aw
im. i.DV.’i’t- of the (i.ii.-i-iani. is;
,*•,-i■ >r ,i<w>. As an inciicatioti of that
oe ttvnin.'thon, an intersectional
y.r ’! n-” .a. alioady be. n
the new ••}*rtosi'ini with
\rn ■ Tfi ■ lb o
fwiiool o- ;aiat on O. t
Th... h.olfc’iU season has already
a.-.)*. *i st. > 4 f'"M
-kill'd brick hit erv the Voca
tional department is well equip
ped to Uain U.s student- to meet
this demand. I lie department is
under the supervision of Mr.
George V. l.sunt.
ate with 1.4 years experience in
iuuiciiiJi,; food- Assisting Mrs.
Sanders are five other workers, [
two of whom are cooks with
maHi years of experience in that .
j art.
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(;,i, .u.-titiNi .int a liaaix'ial sumd
•x>int Should Hit’ basketball re
ceipt.- ve;.<’h a parabi > lev-- 1.
; !. uv Commlttce v :il at!or
; t.s .•ajo'.'t.s i:..iltens both c:.i a.ball and
l; ~i k ■ '.'''at. tiyvl >:;h ■!!.•.
~. I,,,:;: (! .V; A * V:otH' urn
,;-a.r, proven to b- of the hiyth
! merit and shOU. 1 ■ fr'-ove tne
i n>i!i'-hi.••; sc support of .all people
LOSS FOR COUNTY
SCHOOL SYSTEM
F-.MtorS '. * to; I his i- r*pH*U- jj
i*J 1 1mu |hr Twin ( *»'■ i {
I-. !, VVinstW-Saif-iii, i .
k:< H'liLfion of Or. \V. H- 'Aat j
son fs priTiLijul tij Car*'or j
Soho»i K ivgr.-il.iMe from tM < ?
stiindj; ial.l of the tfduc.iuonal •
system of Forsyth t'ouniy |
!‘(i\vevcr. an educator nui.-a 40 j
where h ckcUeve-. there is op-
purtunity lor greater service, j
i. Watson accepted the prill j
cip.tl-.hip ol a ne" ’-chuot in i
tv.l lei. 1., |
fir. Watson has been very |
cifectiei in ins leadership •*! !
(’aperh.■ ps (he finest ana j
most modern of 1 onsoiidaU* t
s, ii.iol- fi.r Necrots so tbe i
soothe astern states. I'hose wh« j
pave y (sited tis** school and (
have seen for themselves the
la, Hit c- and the excellent stall j
and faculty ol tile jiisUluiinii ;
recn.vn/o the extent to which |
1 ersyth ' .I- : one in raisin* tbe ;
pitisic.ii and teacliinit stand j
1 (-(Is Id education ill lids cmr |
mu nit'. lo l.r. Watson t!u
people of M'ii!M«n-S.ticm * !< ‘l
j. owe much M cred
it sor the superior operation tvi
that modern school plant.
I Panama. And the most singular j
! . |>v eif ffii.- fve? is the' liso iSt- .
mi itv "f there grad ate* belong to \
''mo.-! humble Hasses of the' .
Tv p.A la
'[ i,.y Lii-V'. to ilovVtirri,’ ill- i
HeurtecnatU said, “without tif.’ ’
i iic.v.s an it«.• ir etuti es to earn
. . tt" Me ; illii ’! be vet ... ■ ' .*.! 1
j ii'-blc t.nivi rsity." '
! O; Or Johnson, thy A niKw: .■RtnOf
i eei/i, ••](.• Ims pCrlornK’D a ,a -Si. .
re ;>!':■ | 'Oil: Olid Mm*:. tit ’ bbT- )
Inns " Dr, Spi titlisi vws cited u- *' !
■ :ii rnivii divuluc:' of isthmian cd- ,
pin. av ! Professor Attzcnne for i
j.i -ins “ini tilt) itripu).se'' to the '
change; program. j
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k-ijj.i»wu ■«'»!"» ph«hi»»—n «*m ■irrrfMiir'*— ** iwu»wmwunMi» h<»)iih»w,mi»«».«w. —■— - • ■■■—— ■— - —r-rr«iir-rrnrramr -<r mntiWiM im imi—hm> m
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| ; Congratulations i
! I G. C. Manpm i
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i '' 01 * j Hill a boro Street Dial 3-1831
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iWE WERE VERY HAPPY TO HAVE*
| ' HAl> THE 01’PORTUNITY TO DO THFJA
1 |( LADING WORK. |
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WEEK ENDING A A.TI.7iDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1953
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i’'Kl *li M - the DisoJt Junior-
Senior liiuh School Music De
partment hits, three areas, namely
Panel. Directed by Mr J. 1 l
wards: strirsis and orchestra, ili
reeted 5 y Mr. t:. Thompson: and
ve eat. directed b\ Airs K. At
K* llv. Music in the hi«U school
is very necessary in the making
in well rounded ritifcns who
will he more cultured and hap
pier with less (rain on their
nerves .Music is a ijoad leisure
t'mr filler.
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We Are Proud To Have Furnished
# The Hollow Metal Doors And I
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High School
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Tii!’ Ilvei dairymen can *>roatlv
! reduce their feed bill by including
! 'i S’t r.rlntil I>* •*! n qUHlity ** f »’ \<\ L>.a n;. Jja
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Apprcaimatoly 1,347.01)0 es : *■
3 North C." iinienc live on
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l.r.- fieius can he reduei-d by f
Ml by. till nine the roots:
ei bit. y ear’s crop -'ut to dry in
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