THURSDAY, MAY 28. 1864
THE PHjOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
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DAN MOORE
FOR
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GRADUATES...
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occasion of your graduation
and wish you every success
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The whole town is proud and we
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our sincerest congratulations for a
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TWO GIRLS FROM COUNTY
Music Workshop Scholarships Given
The Home Demonstration
County Council has awarded two
scholarships to the State Music
Workshop to be conducted by Dr.
Arnold Hoffman of the State Mu
sic Department, the week of June
15 at the Univ*sity of North
Carolina at Greensboro.
The scholarships went to Miss
Dorothy Caddell of the Holly
Grove Home Demonstration Club
and Miss Sandra Stanley of the
Red Branch 4-H Club.
Miss Caddell is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Caddell of Rt.
1, West End. She is a junior in
West End High School. She has
had four years of piano, has serv
ed as club music leader, is a
member of high school glee club,
has participated in the Music Fes
tival, is church and Sunday
School pianist and assists with
the music for Bible School.
Miss Stanley is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stanley, Route
2, Carthage. She has had guitar
lessons, attended local music
workshops, is a member of
church choir, directs the Junior
Church Choir, is a member of
high school glee club, participated
in the Music Festival, assists with
the music for Bible School, is mu
sic leader for the Grange and as
sists with music for 4-H events.
She is a junior in Cameron High
School.
These girls will assist with
county and local home demon
stration and 4-H music programs
upon their return, said Mrs. Jean
M. Hubbard, Moore County home
economics agent.
Appointments Made To Coaching Staff
At Union Pines Consolidated School
William C. Walton, principal of
the new Union Pines consolidated
high school, has reported the fol
lowing appointments to the
coaching and physical education
staff of the school:
Bob Ward has been selected as
head basketball and baseball
coach. He holds an A.B. Degree
from Catawba College and has
done advanced work at Appalach
ian. A native of Thomasville, he
has taught at West Davidson
since its inception six years ago.
His athletic teams have known
unusual success finishing as
either champions or runner-up
for five of the six years. Ward’s
career record is outstanding
having coached 239 games and
won 175 of them. In 1960 he was
chosen Conference Coach of the
year and was selected to coach
the Western All-Stars. At Union
Pines he will coach baseball,
boy’s basketball, and Eissist in
Local People At
Raleigh Dinner
For N. C. Awards
Mr. and Mrs. Haynes Britt and
daughter. Miss Ethel Blue Britt,
were guests of the Governor of
North Carolina and the North
Carolina Awards Commission
honoring the winners of awards
for distinguished achievements in
literature, fine arts, science and
public service.
The dinner and presentation
were held in the ballroom of
Hotel Sir Walter in Raleigh on
Monday.
The presentations were made
by Gov. Terry Sanford.
This event marked the first
iiime that the State of North
Carolina has thus honored its
citizens of distinguished achieve
ments. Those honored were:
Inglis Fletcher, for creative-
achievement in literature; Fran
cis Speight, for his genius in
painting; Dr. John N. Couch, for
research in the field of science
and its resulting contribution to
the welfare of mankind; Dr. Clar
ence Poe, for preeminent accom
plishments in public service
through journalism, and the well-
known John Motley Morehead,
for the magnitude of his service
in the fields of science, business
and public service.
Following these ceremonies, a
reception was held by Governor
and Mrs. Sanford at the Gover
nor’s mansion. Three hundred
and fifty invitations were sent
out and 350 persons attended.
football.
John Crenshaw has been desig
nated head football coach at
Union Pines. He will also coach
the girl’s varsity basketball and
head the track program. Cren
shaw was graduated from Gufil-
ford College and has a Masters
Degree from the University of
North Carolina. A native of
Blackstone, Virginia, he has
taught in the Aberdeen Schools
for the past five years. At Aber
deen his teams have shown re
markable success - last year go
ing into the state finals.
Jene Bowen will assist in foot
ball, head the junior varsity bas
ketball program, and coach ten
nis and golf. Mr. Bowen holds
both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s
degree from East Carolina Col
lege. He has taught and coached
at Elise High School for the past
four years.
Miss Lillian Smith, who will
graduate from Appalachian State
Teachers College this spring, will
be the girls physical education
instructor. She will assist in the
junior varsity program and will
travel with the girls teams.
8th Grade Class
Does Projects
With Electricity
The students of Mrs. Thomp
son’s eighth grade science class
at East Southern Pines School
have had a sizzling and shocking
time—they have made, studied
and experimented with their
electrical projects. Some of the
projects were telephones, elec
trical circuits, magnetic toys, mo
tors and a tube tester. Those who
did not have a project made pos
ters and did research on scien
tists in this field. The Junior High
parents and faculty exhibited
much enthusiasm and interest.
To make learning about elec
tricity more interesting, field
trips were made to the United
Telephone Equipment Building,
Southern National Bank, and to
the Coca-Cola Bottling Company.
The members of the class are:
Ray Williams, Brenda Stevenson,
Wallace Gardner, Lanny Johnson,
Karen Morris, Joey Rowell, Gary
Brooks, Kay Honeycutt, l^eddy
Atkins, Elaine Pope, Roger Mar
tin, Bobby Harrison.
Also: Danny Page, Calvin At
kins, Mike Bettini, Steve Frazier,
Bobby Furr, Madelon Kerns, Jul
ia McCrimmon, Grace Richards,
Marilyn Gantt, Patsy Talbert,
Miller Barnes, and Joel Kim.ball.
This report was written for the
Pilot by: Brenda Stevenson,
Elaine Pope, Julia McCrimmon,
Kay Honeycutt, Karen Morris and
Patsy Talbert.
Veterans writing the VA re
garding their GI insurance are
urged to use their policy number
including the prefix letter H, K,
V, RH, RS or W to identify im
mediately their own account so
that the VA can quickly take the
action they deside.
Academy Heights
Exercises Held
Graduation exercises were held
in the auditorium of the Academy
Heights School Wednesday at 8:15
p. m. Valedictorian of the class
was Brenda Ruth Scales and
Miriam Russell was the saluta-
torian.
The Rev. T. L. Parson of South
ern Pines spoke the benediction
and diplomas were given the fol
lowing seniors by L. B. Creath,
chairman of the Pinehurst School
Board:
Ulice Graham, Jr., John Thom
as Richardson, Willie Thomas Lit
tle, Edward Nathaniel Jackson,
Bessie Florence Harris, John
Henry Brown, Jane Ann Har
grove, Alfred Haywood Wilson,
Evander Marsh, Richard Harold
Howland, Carl Leon Roach, Rich
ard Lee Barnes, and to the two
honor graduates already listed.
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right-of-way and driving on the
wrong side of the road.
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