Nineteen of the 28 members of the class that graduated from the high school here last spring will pursue their studies in the schools and colleges of North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. This class had the distinction of being evenly divided, having 14 boys and 14 girls. In the matter of entering college, the boys are ahead, there being nine girls and 10 boys who have either already gone or will enter colleges at an early date.
Those in this list are as follows:
Delia Ellington, Anderson College, Anderson, S.C.
Clara Fitzgerald, Lela Talton and Dorothy Lee, East Carolina Teachers College, Greenville
Nell Grantham and Ellen Patterson, Salem College, Winston-Salem
Louise Parrish, N. C. C. W. , Greensboro
Virginia Williams, Randolph-Macon College, Lynchburg, Va.
Mary Gattis Holland, Theron Johnston and William Lassiter, Duke University
Clifton Franks, Joe Honeycutt, Ralph Talton, State College, Raleigh
Arthur Gardner and Levon Jones, State University, Chapel Hill
Irving Gillette, Oak Ridge Institute, Oak Ridge
Herman Lawrence, Woodbury Forest, Va.
Raeford Hamilton, King’s Business College, Raleigh
From the front page of the Smithfield Herald, Friday morning, September 17, 1926
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