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Second Section . VOLUME NO. ?. Honor Day Program Saturday; Many Givjen Awards A?fA? H. S. Tike honor day program of Ap palachian High School wu held Saturday morning May SI, with Jerry Wait, retiring president of the student body introducing the incoming presideot, Rufus Edmis ten. After a few remarks by Rufus Edmisten, Mr. Sneed had charge of devotions. Jerry then turned the program over to Mr. Venable, chairman of the activities commit tee. Mr. Venable introduced Mr. W. W. Cheater of the Hotary Club, who presented Jerry West the Rotary Boy of the Year award. Mrs. Owsley, of the Business and Profeaaional Woman's Chtb^ecog nixed all the girls who had been selected BPW Girl of the Month for this school year and then pre sented Linda Wey the Business Girl of the Year Award. The following teachers t^ten ' recognized students for outstanding achievements: Mr. Snead, Mr. Ven able, Dr. Crew. Mr. Shirley Gabriel, Mr. Steve Gabriel and Mr. Grace. Students receiving letters in scholarship-citizenship are as fol lows: Clara Beach, Pat Brown, Judy Gragg, Wilms Moretz, Carol Payne, Pat Proffitt, Tom Owsley, Betsy Rogers,* Jack Hayes, Barbara Nor thern, Pat Trivette, Linda Wey, Joe Elrod, Richard Greer, Rufus Edmisten, Tad Buckland, Madeline Jacksoti, Fred Cook, Jerry Mc Cracken, John Ralph Buchanan, Jilda Creed, Buddy Ayers, Jimmy Goodnight, Margaret Lynn Haga mao, Raymond Smith, Gloria Jean Hampton, Aline Greer, Ford King, Margaret Glenn, Barbara Matheson King Triplett, Andrew Yasinsac, Diana Watkins and Mary Wey. Students lettering in cheerlead lng are Lennis Coffey, Shirley Wineharger, Mary White, Pat Dow ling Mad Linda Wey. Students lettering in sports are Jim Hayes, Robert Gragg, Jim Hartley, Paul Bartlett, Fred Cook, . Eddie Rush, Jerry West, Sonny ' Greene, Robert Brittain, Johnny Miller, Geraldine Honey cutt, Betty Swift. Betty Wellborn, Myra Luth er, Patsy Ashley. Janle Greene, Di ana Watkins, Sherrrffl Hagaman, Nadioe Boliek, Ann West, Mary Sberrill, Richard Greer, Jerry Winebarger, Frank Pfcyne, Bob Harmon, Robert Brittain, David Teagoe, BUI Hayea. Bill Greer, Buddy Wood, Tommy Owsley, Nod Viae*. Kins Triplett, John Ralph Buchanan, BUI Farthing, Boh Agle, Ray Uiijer, Austin Adams, Cody Yasinsac, Aiutin Moretz, Ford King, Larry Norria, Sammy Crit cher, BiU Cook, John Day, Rufus Edmiaten, Keith Wyke and Jerry Wert. , Dr. Crew presented the aafe driv ing award to Jamea Parlier and Eugene Greer. Eugene received a check for being selected the beat bus driver of the year. After aU awards were present ed. Dr. Crew officially dismiaeed school for the 1997-86 term. 8?aiort Win Awards' Five members of the senior class received special awards from the faculty of Appalachian High School on Saturday, May 31 during the Honor Day program. Wilma Moretz and BUI Cook were presented copies of the book UI Dare You" and their names wUl be placed on the Danfortl Foun dation honor roll. The Danforth Foundation award is given each year to two seniors who are most outstandingly four-square in their personal development and who have demonstrated distinct quali ties of leadership. Tommy Owsley received the scholarship award for having dem onstrated outstanding scholastic achievement for four years of high school. His name will be engrav ed on the school's scholarship plaque. The highest award of the facul ty goes each year to the two best citizens of the senior class ,a boy and girl who have demonstrated every characteristic of good citi zenship. Winners of this year's cit izenship award are Pat Proffitt and Tommy Owsley. Their names will be engraved on the citizenship plaque which was started in 1M0. Uada Way Basinets Girt Of Year Miss Linda Wey was selected Business CM of the Year by the Student Cftaheit of Appalachian I 1 ' - ? p " High School. Mr*. Lawrence Ows ley, retiring president of the Boone Business and Professional Wom en's Club presented the Business Girl Trophy to b?r during Honor Day ceremonies at the high school Saturday. Linda was selected from the group of seven girls who had been chosen Business Girl of the Month during the year and had been guests of the local dub. Other giris sharing honors with Linda were Pat Proffitt, Pat Trivett, Pat Brown, Wilma Moretz, Judy Gragg and Alma Tester. Each of the girls received a key chain with the Bus iness and Professional Woman's Club insignia attached. In order to oe selected Business Girl of the Month, senior girls must have a scholarship average of B or above, have a good citizen ship record, participate actively in school affairs, and have definite plans to enter a business or profess ion after graduation. Three of the girls will enter business colleges, three will enter regular four-year colleges, and one will go directly into secretafial work. Citlara of T%e Tew Kecegaised Pat Cook Norrii wu selected CitiMn of the Year l?y tile Student Council. She wai recognized at Honor Day Assembly on May SI and was presented a bracelet en graved with her name and honor ary title. Linda Wey, vice-president of the Student CouncU, made the presen tation. She described Pat aa the one person in the high school who has done mofe than any other student to set a good example of citiaen ship through her friendliness, her pleasant smile, and her courage. She waa selected from a group of twenty*ight students who had been recogniaed previously as cit izens of the Week throughout the year. Pat is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean dook of Boom. She was married recently to Earl N or ris, Jr., also of Boone. Rotary Bey Of Yaer Chosen Jerry West, who was selected Rotary Boy of the Year by the Appalachian High School Student Council, received a trophy from the local Rotary Club during Hon or Day program on Saturday. W. W. Chester on behalf of the dub, recognized the three Appalachian boys who had been honored aa Ro tary Boys of the Month during the Forty-five National Guardsmen of Battery 113th Field Artillery Battalion will leave their dhnory in Boone Sunday morning, June 8, at # o'clock for Fort Bran Where they will join over 9,000 member! of North Carolina'* fam ed 90th Infantry Diviaion for 15 days of active duty field training. Thia will be the fourth encamp ment at Ft Bragg for the Old Hickory Diviaion aince It waa re organized In October, 1064, aa an all-North Carolina unit year and presented the trophy to Jerry. Other bojri who were gueata of the Rotary Club thia year are Tom my Owsley and Jack Hayes. In order to be honored as Rotary Boy of the Month each boy waa re quired to be outstanding In achof arahip with a "B" average, aa well aa outstanding in citisenahip, char acter and service to the school. From the group of boys who had been selected, the Student Coun cil elected the Rotary Boy of the Year. Th? tint week of the encamp ment include! unit Hereto* for the Infantry Compantea and range firing for t&e Field Artillery and AAA Batter ie?, Service Battery will begin training early Monday morning. Climax of Uia firat week will be the colorful 30th Infantry Divi (ion Review Satin-day morning, June 14, when the Tar Heel Guardsmen march past (or Gover nor Luther Hodge*, their Com mander-in-chief. Following a day and a half of rest, the guardsmen move to the vast west ranges of the ft. Bragg reservation for four days of man euvers. The guardsmen win return to the R. T. C. cantonment area Fri June 30, to clean and pack arms and equipment. 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