The times-news., 1938-12-09
ATTENDANCE
ON CITY H.S.H.
RUNNING HIGH
Always Above Average
Singley Says, as Honor
Roll Is Released

honor roll for the second - SIX :
weeks grading period was mace e
nnhIic bv Principal L. K. Singley
yesterday with the statement
that the fact that average attend
ance runs higher here than tne
general average in the state 10
one reason for it's being so large
Mr.. Singley said: w ,oc
after checking over our rec, &C.
ords up to the present time we
find that our attendance has av-
nraped approximately SO per cent,
whereas the average daily attend
ance throughout the high schools
of North Carolina is approximate
Jy 95 per cent. The fact that our
attendance has always run above
the average of the state is one
reason for our enlarged scholar
ship honor roll. .,a.
"While we have always stress
ed the Importance of high schoi'
arship in our local high school,
we are actually more concerned
about the character and CITIZEN
ship training which we are en-
deavoring to instill into the
hearts and minds of our students
While we are not teaching the
above as such, we are making ev-
ery effort to offer them this fun;
,damentai training as by-product
of our daily recitations and per-
sonal contacts"
-, The. honor roll follows:
EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS
Homeroom 304, Miss Pridgen
teacher. 4.
Scholarship-Betsy Burke, Bes'
Davis, Mary Edmundson, Betty
Lou Maynard, Elizabeth Jones
Madge Justus, Henrietta Atkir
and Allen Brown.
Cooperation - Betsy Burke
Mary Edmundson, Betty Lo.
Maynard, Elizabeth Jones, Madg'
Justus, Cccile Few and Kathryi
Charles
+, Homeroom 214, Miss Cleav
land; teacher. -. - ..'...' -
= Scholafship-Alta Case, La Ne
Mccall, Frances Sherman, Saral
Shipman, Ashleigh Warner AM
Laura Sanford. @g 4 ,,..'
I Cooperation--Jewell Boyd, AL
ia Case, Hazel Flynn, La Mel Nc
Call, Frances Sherman, Sara
Shipman; Ashleigh Warner AM
Laura Sanford. :, .,.
! EIGHTH GRADE BOYS.
Homeroom 21S, Mr.. Halversor
teacher. 49,. :.
| Scholarship-Edwin Blackwell
+ t. EHomeroom 201, Mr.. Corbir
/ teacher. p.. ID. p.
y Scholarship = Harold Brown
Archie Corriher, John Hammes
Robert Higgins, Ted Hartzog, 81
more Hammes, Charles Jone:
Fred Kantrowitz, Lawrence Orr
/ Tommy Roose, r. B. Shealy, MAJ
riot Stewart, Clayton Vandive1
Bobby, Wisnewski and TOT
| Franks. f. f.,
/ Cooperation Archie Corrihe
John Hammes, Robert Higgins
Ted Hartzog, Elmore Hamme
Charles Jones, Fred Kantrowit'
Tommy Reese, Clayton Vandive
and Allen Livingston.
NINTH GRADE GIRLS
Honieroom 3OS, Miss Ratchfor'
teacher.
Scholarship - Ruby Brow
Ruth eagle, Amclie Ewbank an
Carolyn Kelly. -
Cooperation - Martha Arm
strong, Marcella Bowman, Rub
Brown, Jean Buchanan, Rut
eagle, Sarah Cox, Amelie EV
bank, Dean Justus and Caroly
Kelly.
Homeroom 1Os,, Mr.. Helm
teacher. :.
i Scholarship-Betty Noble, PEI
gy Shipp, Mollie Sudduth an
Lalla Sullivan.
Cooperation-Betty Anne Dry
dale, Agatha Kuykendall, Bett
Noble, Peggy Shipp and Eliz'
beth Spanp. g..
! NINTH GRADE BOYS
Homeroom 101, Mr.. Stephen
teacher. -,,' ..' , -.
Scholarship-Frank Bly,, Bill
Bomar, Joel Emerson, Larry Fe;
gin and Andrew .Rhymer.
Cooperation = Jody Barbe
James Bennett, Frank Bly,, Bill
Bomar, Joe Chandler, Jack En-
lish, Larry Feagin, James Gre
ory, Buddy Griffith, Andre
Rhymcr and Cecil Russell.
x, Homeroom 301, Mr.. Lyon
; teacher. ,
Cooperation--Mack Jones.
TENTH GRADE GIRLS
.Homcroom 260. Miss Goodma
; teacher. -.
Scholarship7-Elaine Atkin, Do
; othy Brown, : Marie Brookshir
Evangeline, Harrelson,. Dixie Ho
lowell, Mary Ellen Justus, >Phvll
} Orr. Mildred Reese and Sal
!: Stewart.
Cooperation -. Virginia Aikel