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John philip sousa avvard presented
Tim Daughtry is the 1967 recipient of
the John Philip Sousa Award of Smithfield
High School, presented to the outstanding
graduating senior in band musicianship.
Presented annually to the senior band
^iember selected for the honor by his
tellow musicians, the award is made to the
person who is judged to have contributed
the most to the band and to the community
during his four years of high school.
The award is co-sponsored by the
^^tiithfield Rotary Club and Instrumentalist
^^iagazine.
Rotary President Tom Wright pre
sented the award to Tim during the annual
Spring band concert Tuesday night. May 9.
directed the band in one of the
Selections on the program.
FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
Ann Jones, Smithfield High School
Senior, won second place in the first state-
^'^ide Fine Arts Festival of the North
^rolina Federation of Woman's Clubs held
Greensboro. The award carries with it
^ price of fifty dollars. She was spon.-
^^red by the Smithfield Junior ¥/Oman's
^lub,
Ann's entry was an abstract painting
J’^Hed "The IVoodsman". She is a pupil of
^'^^rs. Fred Adams in the Smithfield
^^hooL
A
raan walked into the doctor's office with
pelican on his head. "You need help, "
doctor said. "I sure do," replied the
^^Ucan. "Get this man out from under me. ^
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LA7/ DAY A TARD
Joe Morgan, a Sm.ithfield High School
senior,won first place in the public
speaking contest sponsored Friday night,
May 5, in the courthouse in Smithfield
by the Johnston County Bar Association
in observance of Law Day.
Joe will be presented a $250 scholar
ship by Mr. V/iley Narron, president of
the Johnston County Bar Association, at
graduation exercises at Smithfield High
School.
Joe was coached for the contest by
Mrs, Martha Dacus, Smithfield High
School English and speech teacher.
NATICNAL MUSIC WEEK
National Music V/eek, May 7-14, was
inaugurated in Smithfield on May 9 under
the sponsorship of the Aeolian Music Club
by the presentation of high school piano
students of Miss Flora Canaday in their
annual spring recital.
A highlight of the week was the pre
sentation of the Aeolian Music Club's
Stella Johnson Award, given each year
since 1953 in memory of Mrs. Johnson
who founded the club in 1928, making
this the fortieth anniversary of the
Aeolian Club.
The award this year was made to
Gloria Little. Receiving honorable
mention for this award were Jane Holt
and Tim Daughtry, both of whom were
presented gifts from the Aeolian Club.
Special recognition was also given to
Gary ¥/ages, a senior from Falcon who
has studied this year with Miss Canaday.