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Honor Day At Appalachian ? ; 'P||At the annual honor day ch i, pel held at Appalachian Hi. School on Friday, May 2S, mat awards were given along wi the recognition of ouKtandir st_aent? in various activitii sponsored this year. The follov inK rtudents received special re< oenition: Mr*. Beaty recognitt r' Jimmy Holahouter. Carl) Green and fatly McGuIre ? r helpin with the school publicity. Phil McGuire and Talmo' Craven, leading Christmas car* salesmen. were recognized bl Mr Beaty. Outstanding in 4 H boys worl| were Milton Moretz, Clyde Aus tin. and Douglas Clawson. Mr Bingham wan their sponsor. In Mr. Roan' dramatic* worf were Coaker Triplett, Dixon Quails, Hugh Hartley. Betty Bur kett, Bobby Miller, and Laura Holahouaer. Bobby Ray wai recognized a* being the moat courteous boj| while Mary Frank Cragg was voted the most courteous girl. The safe bus drivers award.' tor the second year were earned by Mr. Alex South, Cecil Greene, and Jack Hardie. One year awards went to Mr. Ernest White, and Clay Beshrars. Outstanding in National Honor Society work were Leonard Greer. Clyde Austin, Douglas Clawson. Bill Crawford had the distinc tion of being the only senior to win the four year perfect attend ance award. Betty Ruth Hodges was the dis trict spelling contest winner. Hugh Hartley and Charles Tay lor were complimented for their finq work in school maintenance The senior awards were: Dan forth Foundation Award ? Leon ard Greer and Ramona Hardie. Emily Post Courtesy Award ? Fayc Cook. Readers' Digest Subscription ? Joann Aldridge; Best Citizens ? John Moretz and Sara Jane Lew is. Marjorie South was recognized as having recently had a poem in the National High School Poe try Association Journal. John Moretz presented a ra dio to the Junior Class from the OCIIIUIS. School L attar Winners Following it the list of students who have earned letters and met all the requirements in their re spective activities. CITIZENSHIP: Jean Ashley, Peggy Bowman, Wynona Buch anan, Betty Calloway, Faye Cook, Nancy Coffey, Joann Crit cher, Mary Lee Edmisten. Mary F. Gragg, Sonny Keplar. Betty Ruth Hodges, Dick Lavendar, Sarah J. Lewis, Billy Lyons, John Morcti, Betty Jean Norris, Mary Frances Norris, Katherine Payne, Gene Reed, Marjorie South; Or lando Brown, Pearl Brown, Mar tha Colvard, Beth Eggers, Betty Raye Greene, Lenore Greene, Leonard Greer, Jack Hardie. Ra mona Hardie, Betsy Hughes. Jimmy Holshouser, John Idol, Evelyn McCracken, Patsy Mc Guire, Roy Miller, Frieda Mor etz, Olive Moretz, Shirley Ann Norris, Jane Rivers, Guy Hunt, and Bobby Ray. 4-H CLUB: Faye Cooke, Olive Moretz. and Nancy Jane Norris. BASKETBALL. BOYS: Bill Crawford, Hugh Hartley, Glenn Hodges, Harbin Moretz. Coaker Triplett, Jr., Jerry Troutman. 'BASKETBALL. GIRLS: Betsy Hughes, Lenore Greene, and Mar jorie South. BASEBALL: Jimmy Holshous er, Harold ? Ragan, Conley Harri son, John Idol, John Jackson, Kim Miller. Vance Northern, Guy Hunt, bene Reed, Glenn Moretz, and Joe Hodges. DEBATING: Tom Greer. STUDENT STORE: Clara Carl ton, Evelyn Hayes, Sara Jane Lewis, Katherine Payne, and Guy Hunt. LAUREL STAFF: Jack and Ramona Hardie. JOURNALISM: Wynona Buch anan, Jimmy Holshouser, Evelyn McCracken, Patsy McGuire, Jane Rivers, and Nancy Coffey. CHEERLEADERS: Ruby Hart ley, Jane Rivers, and Mary Frank ? Gragg AUDITORIUM MAINTEN ANCE: Hugh Hartley. FOOTBALL: Bill Crawford, Joe Edmisten. Leonard Greer, Dixon Quails, Bobby Cooke. Arm field Coffey, Guy Hunt. Donald Lyons, Harbin Moretz, Bobby Ray, Charles Taylor, Jim Brown, Elton Oreer, and Frnnky Coffey, manager. / ? Hagaman Clinic Admitted to Hagatnan Clinic during the pait week were: J. M. Moretz, Mis* Vada Triv ett, Boone; Mrs. Allie Watson. Deep Gap; Mr*. Edith Roark. Reese; Mrs. Quentin Johnson, Winston-Salem; Mrs Cicero Prof fitt, Todd; Mrs. Henry Lewis, Todd; Mr*. Pearl Hartley, Boone "f??vMHv lik?< Boon* M C " 8 howl ?acb day at 2. 4, 7 and I o'clock Saturday Morning '11 o'clock ? 4 full shows tU ? o'clock ? Complete program changa Saturday night Thursday Special in the News Today and Friday DR. MARY SLOOP. 77, OF CROSSNORE, N. C? who went frogs medicine to education, is honored by Golden Rule Foundation. JACK JANIS CARSON -PAIGE ALSO: CARTOON Saturday? 11 o'clock ALSO: COMEDY AND 3 CARTOONS Friday ALSO: NEWS - CARTOON ALSO: NOVELTY AND CARTOON Monday gUD LOU ABBOTT CoSTELLQ MEET THE Invisible > ?wC f*r^ ALSO: CARTOON - LATE NEWS Tuesday a tmaiut nenir ?* MUM3 HfCWU. ? t*?n? Mwoat - CM ?*W tt*4 ? FN* Itttai ?? CwIcm H IMU? tawt h H MM, ? art mhii mm- - to* ?x?i r tfy ALSO: SPORT - CARTOON WxfnMday BARKU ALSO: CARTOON - LATE NEWS ? FEATCRETTE Softball Play To Start In Boone on Monday Continued from page one) Same* * week. q I-Gimn wtE be played on "Upper FV'ld" (behind the Mrth odist Church) or "Lower Field" (in front of Hiali School) aa in dicated on Khedule Ihret. Game* will be played Monday through Friday, as acheduled, at 8:16 p. m. 4 ? Each team mint indicate i manager to be in charge of gamei and equipment. , 5? Each player may. be listed on only on* team. ? ft? Each team mult have a rot- j i ter not to exceed It players at ! i any given time. I 7 ? The team* will be in two di- t I visiocu and an All-Star game be- 1 tween the two divisions will be I jlayed at "Upp<-r Field" each Saturday at 3:30 p. m. 8 ? TourUts and visitor! in ran may apply at any game or participation with either *anr. ?--Play-off game* on account of rain will be held on Saturday at 6:15 at either field, or 3:30 at "Lower Field" or at other than regular game time*, according to agreement between managers. bv Dixicflome f |M ? 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