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Get Your School Points From the POINTER THE POINTER Trade With the Merchantr Wh® Appreciate Your Child Thru the POINTER high point. SENIOIte CAPTURE LAURElJiN JNTER-CLASS TRACK MEET REV. E. J. HARBINSON SPEAKS TO STUDENTS A very beneficial and intpresHnw subject of th^e talk was “The Church " 1 * requested that the stu ^ody should forget the idea of the church as a structure of brick and was remeSr TtlLd Harbison ^tated that^ m the early centuries mrts of fh foIlo4rs into ail parts of the world. These followers or missionaries, established churches and denominations where they ftop- Srr Sf'te'*' ch"ci>“ a Srt'J: ‘'universat‘’’^^he th. S' 3 ® Prayer without first be- thf f Hn^er the will of of tv Saviour .saw a need of this when he sent out prophetL wa^^an^W^l'i that the church best thing, and that the chfrcf- ^apresented in the with fi statement he closed ^ood to f I"’"*® chuich: It is •andVa^Jr^ '’’aracter, deed.s No, 13 JUNIORS SCORE 43 POINTS Seniors of the local high school ast Friday wrote their name in amf f history with bright fil oni / ,’atters, on Welch filk, Ih^ if ever witnessed by the students of H. P. H. S The mors succeeded in stacking up 5p afd"*fre'^f ® juniors, sophomore, and freshmen classes secured 43 4 ahd 2 points respectively. ’ jsnea by all four classes alike Con- stant practice on the part of the paK- ^on made the event a most interesting Ten separate events were provided during the contest. In each event ?nff n'Tv® those contest ants holding first place honors. rogleman, captain of the senior uacon. He cleaned up three first place honors and one second, thus caff • ng 18 points for his eager classmates. •Tohnson, also a senior, fell in second bj landing 16 points to his credit. In the four-lap relay race, which pioved to be one of the most inter esting on the card, the juniors romped victory. The la.st lap brought the crowd to its feet. C. Fu- tiua, a junior, was leading with White a. senior, trailing by five vards. The with enthusiastic cheers Stick huqua! ’ .and “Come on White’’ ed, White^fell back and Fum--, dashed (Continued on Page 3) local high school has parents week May^ 14-18 was observed as parents thf ^ f f ® This f ® tune m the historv of the aSe° ^ ®et portunf f T? nn op- ^hfi fto attend the iooroff ® to |lu?ing thefvfir fcef th1‘fut- f pectfd fe?fas??hif^i? ai'IntireW ,al ff Johnston, princi- 1 the school fo thafttey perate with the teachers ^ ®ef them^. “"‘J®>'standini''bf ray street school to have commencement injff fh/"f «®® the open, nff commencement exercises of our very newest .schooj Rav street f ‘ teeniest Children grades^^'filf^® through the sixth er cf L f Present a rolliking Moth- w-Goose fantasy. Following this on Wednesday, June 13, will be dfss’dev ssir-f,:;!'",s the .seventh grade to he high school, will sav their last and ft wmnW f *' respective parts, ana It surprising were thev to show the high school sefdfff snf^ interesting things. The e.s- say and oration contest, fw the sev- enth grade win be held June is‘. at f f niedals will be given f® boy having the best oration Ind the girl having the best essay. ’ Hie Kay street pupils have been bfen'^if ff/fi^ork since they have ueen in the new school buildins- anil fewff th ®’'®''®*"®";.tbe first to be f ,n,the new auditorium, will be ar?Td^gf the work they ATHLETES PRESENT CHAPEL PROGRAM Mr. hazelhurst directs AN ENJOYABLE One of the most delightful chapel Pr®^nted n the high school auditorium, Thurs- day morning. May 17, by several of the high school athletes, directed by Coach Hazelhurst. Mr. Hazelhurst opened the program with the scrip- ^af '^bich William Ra- wfvf f ® ‘I “Basketball,” in u- t stressed the leading points which should emphasized in bLket- ball. Perley Fogleman, who won the f talf on"«T® .track meet, made a talk on Track,” m which he am- phasized the fact that a good track enc^ ff? practice and experi- “Ff’thSt-* Euqua made a talk on Football and explained the principal points which make a strong team rfaf f f Ellington and Winfred BeA delighted the students with some re- luded turning somersaults, walking on their hands, and other stunts of athlaf • ^®^® Promi.sing Vounf athletes ahso afforded the fudiencf ft diW® *beir attempts at diving over the rod. anVe Mr perform- gfams fn ”®^®'bupt awarded mono grams to those who have done gooo S received monograms were Roy John Waitef“S’ ''"iufred Beck, Mr '‘"a ?®’'*®y Fogleman. Ssebafi tf ”'®u®grams for seball to Ralph Edwards, manager Charles Remfry, Ralph Foust, clrf Raff’ ^rnest Fuqua, Ruben Preddy Whff" Edwf White’ Alpheus woVtif’ E^'^l" Hedrick, Chester Hay- SJeif '^bose who pff f 1^ monograms with a star were Afef-ed J“u® dnff “■ a the athletic teams have done good work and even though all of thev not receive monograms, ttiey^ deserve much comment for their high SCHOOL DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENTS ‘THE DOPE’ Shudder after shudder ran through which'^*^'^®® the fascinated audienfe which viewed with horror the weird ®^™tesque scenes of “The Dope,” written by Charles Brooks and matirchif meeting of the Dra matic Club bv a cast of these char acters with Charle.s Brooks Is Art tineas Bin Elling- ton as Bill Denney; and Beverly Yates Pl^ng the role of Dnffy and .S'®® exceptionally fine, a^nd showed that there is some veiw promising material in the high school
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