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Four From County On Dean's List At Mars Hill Four students from Haywood County are on the academic dean's honor list at Mars Hill College for the winter semester which ended recently. They are Miss Eileen Gerringer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gerringer of Hazelwood; Miss Janet Gail Francis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Francis of Route 2. Clyde; Donald Lewis Shaw, son of Dr. and Mrs. Luther Shaw of Waynesville, and Richard Edward Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Green of Route 1, Waynesville. Miss Gerringer and Shaw nude straight "A" records to accumulate Senator Medford Heard By Sylva Rotarians Senator William Medford ad dressed the Sylva Rotary Club Tuesday night. As a member of the special education commission studying segregation, Mr. Medford gave a background of the Supreme Court's May 1854 decision, and the study being made by North Caro lina. The committee has not made public their recommendations, as there are some points which are still to be given additional study, he pointed out. x 48 and 54 quality points respective ly. MU4. Gerringer was recently elected by her classmates as the most studious coed In the class. Clyde High CardinaI Tids By LINDA SMATHKRS Clyde High School has certainly been buzzing with activity {or the last lew months. The following All-Tournament basketball honors were won by Clyde School members: first team, Betty Owenby and Bob McCrack en; second team. Pinny Caldwell; free throw title, Mike Rogers; and queen. Patsy Mason. The junior class has selected a round-up theme for the Junior Senior Banquet to be given in May, and the menu has been care fully planned. They feel a little bit nearer their senior year since the contract ha? already been let for their calling card*. The band, under the direction of Miss Mary Osborne, gave its first public performance last week at the Parent-Teachers Association meeting. We, who have been hear ing the band practice, ran eartain ly commend them for their prog ress. Miss Osborne has certainly done a wonderful Job of directing the musicians since the band was only organized at the beginning of the school year. Last Thursday the Junior and Senior 4-H Club presented "Meet Your Teachers," a skit to raise money for their treasury. In this t skit, several teachers were chosen I and humorously impersonated as [ to their habits, speech, walk, etc. I A total of $21.70 was made from this presentation. Edna Mae Fu gate, Stanley Medford, and Miss Jean Glenn, our sponsor, worked out the plans for this. The senior class has been busy lately trying out for their desired parts in "Mama's Baby Boy." the senior play. Mrs. Btaraey came last Monday morning to hear the try outs and to select the characters. The following characters were chosen: Mrs. McLean, Linda Smathers; Shephard M C.L e a a, Charles Donnahoe; Luther Long, Mildred Russell; Mrs. Matilda Blackburn. Virginia Brown; Wil bur Warren, Rayford Jenkins; Sylvia Kline, Frances Hall; Mrs. Carotta Anglin, Nelda Cashlon; Cynthia Anglin, Joyce Scott; Max Moore, Larry Hardin; Minnie, Kathleen Medford. Mrs. C. E. Brown, senior sponsor, will direct the play. A definite date for the play hasn't been set yet, but the class is hoping ta.be able to give it by the first of April. The seniors' caps and gowns will soon be ordered since the measurements have already been taken. The class is elated over fit tings for caps and gowns and the completion of the study of Mac- i bath. The senior supper was a big success. Five hundred and seven people were served and a total of )420 was made. This supper was the most successful one that any senior class at Clyde has ever given. This money will go toward their trip to Florida. Plans for a recitation-declama tion contest, sponsored by the Clyde Woman's Club, are being completed. Mrs. Stamey presented the suggestion that selections from the Bible were very fine examples of recitations to be given. Several students from high school and the grammar grades are busy memor izing their selections. Mr. Roper's agriculture boys are busy selling candy in hopes of winning a watch which is to be given the boy who sells the great est amount. The money made from this contest wil go for the com pletion of the remodeling on the old gymnasium which is being con verted into a shop for the agri culture department. Biology class members have Just received th^lr long awaited items ?frogs, for bisection. They are approaching this process with feelings of fear and dread. Transactions In REAL ESTATE Wayneeville Township Frances E. Hamblin to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus E. Downs. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Led better to Mr. and Mrs. George F. Walls. Beaverdam Township Haywood Development Co., Inc. and others to Mr. and Mrs. James Z. Cochran. Mr .and Mrs. Pearl Brown to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mills. Mr .and Mrs. Homer V. Cagle to Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Welch. Fines Creek Township Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rathbone to Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Ewart. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Green to Margaret Carpenter. Ivy Hill Township Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sbelton to Mr .and Mrs. Clayton E. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Suramey to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shelton. Pigeon Township Mr. and Mrs. Ulas G. Case to Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hill, Jr. Clyde Township Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hill. Jr. to Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Smith. Crawford Engages In Cold-Weather Training Specialist Third Class Dewaln F. Crawford, son of Horace F. Craw ford, Route 3, Waynesvllle, recent ly took part in cold-weather indoc triation held by the 9th Infantry Division in Germany. Crawford, a cook in the division, i entered the Army in July 1954 and completed basic training at Fort Bliss, Tex. 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