ion
. High! d P Community
gh chool, continuo Jy c
c dited ince 1 18 h i
credit tion xtended a in
through 1 2-93 by th orth
C ntral i ion of CoI-
I and chools CA).
letter from orth Central
to Princip Dr. Gerald Golden
revealed that "no lol tions of
ndard wer noted". tX1
t t "your chool i to be com
mended for i e forts in pro
viding for i tudents a q lity
program of education".
E h CAschool i judged
on th b ' of on- it evalu
ali by a vi iting team of
ducato ,an annual report on
ch I conditions and any fur
t r information that the CA
Commi i n on School re
que . A cording to CA.
" ntinu d accreditation
means that the conditions for
effective education exist in the
chool. "
The orth Central socia
tion, th larg t of the coun
try' regional accrediting
agcnci . i a voluntary coali
tion of over 7,000 schools and
over 1, colleges and uni
versiti in a 19-state region.
HPCHS
Parliamentary
procedure team
'93 runner-ups
Highland Park Community
HIgh School's student parlia
mentary procedure team fin-
i hed 1993 national'
runner-up in recent competi
tion in San Antonio.
The "Pari i Bears", winners
of a 12th tate championship in
March have been national
champions six times and U:S.
runner-up five tUl1es 1ti the'"1 -"
year hi. t ry of the extracur
ricular activity at HPCHS, aJI
under coach Nola Pursiful,
Highland Park had three of
the : ix tudents who cored 90
percent or better on the na
uonal "parli-pro" written
exam: Juniors Christina Perry,
Collice Logan and Millicerit
M Kenzie. Demonstrations
and oral questions are also in
cluded, with judging by regis
tered, expert parliamentarians.
Other HPCHS team mem
be are eniors Tamara
Thomas and Stacie Moseley;
juniors Sylvia Loon y and
Marchoness Miller, and
ophomore Samantha Dale.
Some 17 tat and 25
teams qualified for the nation
al . held May 5-9.
Stat and nau naJ competi
tion i sponsored by Business
Pr Ic sionals of Am rica, a
network of bu i education
.lub ascd in Columbus,
hlO.
African
American Music
Fest slated
Til rx-rn nth "Introduc-
ti ns" art and culture eries in
Highland Park public chool
con lud with" African
American tudi Group May
27 at Highland Par Commu-'
ruty High School, 1
W odward.
The program i u hered 1D
y a Cake Walk at 4 p.m.
The music fe rival pro-
ram, beginning at p.m., in
cluded Th Story tell errs.
D troi t jazz trump ter Ron
J . on, and performanc by
Hi Wand Par' Barber
S hool Drama Club, Ferri
S h I Dan e Troop , and
LIb rty Scho I Rappe and
t ppe
Al 10 luded are elec-
t I ru by the HP C Concert
Band and Choir, combined
Ford-LIberty ch I band,
Children' Choir and Ford
h 01 Choir.
The commuruty j cordially
invited, free of char c.
BEST CHANCE:
Match
MAY 15.1993
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or nd city cou il, din
P n to recall th e 0 ci
out of t qu tion .
S emp ized ci ty bould
not eliminate emergency care erv
i ,wen it 4,000 enior cit i
ze .
B tic ded t t th 10 of ani
mal control would greatly dd to the
d ger of do in the city.
She aid that council' accep-
t of the mayor' plan to reduce
public ely office perfonni
police and fire ervices to 64 would
put their lives at ris and make the
city uns fe.
Most 0 the officers who would
be cut under this ys tern would be
the treet officers, he aid, who
were most necessary, not tho do
ing desk jo ,who would be pro
tected by eniority.
Adlon Turner, P ident of t
Waverly Block Club warned that
abuse and break ins would Ii .
"People won't tand for it," he
aid. "They will get guns.
Vigilantism will increase."
Bo tic added that cutbac in
sanitation workers would result in
"filthy streets."
HY DO E have mayor
D1 courcil in the fi t pi if you
don't keep up property, if you don't
clean up the city and don't have
pubJi ety?"
"It' t on we bave city gov-
ernment in the first place."
T coun il rejected the pro-
po al of Couocilwoman Greta
Johnson to cut alaries of all em
ployees by 10 percent ac the
board and the mayor and city coun
cil by 20 percent.
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"protest and picketing" against the
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