New Student Teachers
Begin Work At AHS i
Four student teachers from
A. S. T. C. began work at the
high school on Friday, March 9.
Mrs. Sharon Edwards Palmer,
who was just recently married,
will be working with Mr. Eu
gene Wilson In social studies.
Mrs. Palmenr is origially from
Ashevill#,. where she attended
Clyde A. Krwin High School In
college she has participated In
Playcrafters and the B. 8. V.
John K. Boyte, whose home
address Is Carthage, N. C.. Mil
be doing his student -folding
with Miaa Louise Kurd and Mr.
Harlao Ledford. Mr. Boyte at
tended Carthage High School.
He is the son of Mr. and Mr*.
Joseph L. Boyte, Sr., and Is
married to the former Ruth
Parlier of West Jefferson. He
served in the army for three
years. At A. S. T. C. he la ?
member of the Veterans' Club
and Pi Omega Pi; he was also
a junior marshal.
Ronald Whittaker, who lives
at 309 Hardin Street In Boone,
will be working with Mr. J. H.
Harvey in physical education.
Mr. Whittaker graduated from
Wakefield High School, Arling
ton, Virginia. He was activ? In
sports in high school, and play
ed college football until he re
ceived an injury- He is a mem
ber of the Men's "A" Club and
sports editor of The Appalach
ian. He is married.
Working with Mr. Verlln Cof
fey in French will be John R.
Hatcher, Jr., whose home town
is Lowell, N. C. Mr. Hatcher at
tended . Ashley High School in
Gastonia; he then entered The
Citadel in Charleston, S. C.,
from which he received the
B.A. degree. His majors are
foreign language and education.
Mr. Hatcher has been active in
musical groups, both at The
Citadel and Appalachian. He
has also worked as a musician
in the summer. Mr. Hatcher
Rotarv Bey Of The Month
Johnny Taylor, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Taylor, was a
guest of the Boone Rotary Club
a* Rotary Hoy of the Month for
February. He and hi* father at
tended a recant dinner meeting
of th? dub.
Johnny, a four-year letterman
in (ports, haa been active in
both fpotHall wid basketball. He
is active in other school affairs:
editor of the school yearbook,
a member of the Men's "A"
Club, president of the senior
class, and a member of the Na
tional Honor Society. After
graduation Johnny will attend
the University of North Caro
ling to study pharmacy.
Business Girt of Moath
Linda Hayes, daughter of Mr.
?ml Mrs. Dwight Hayes, repre
sented Appalachian High School
as Business Girl of the Month
in February. She and her moth
er were guests of the Boone
Business and Professional Wo
men's Club at their last meet
in*.
Linda is active in school af
fairs. She is vice-president of
the Girls' "A" Club, chairman
of Mr. Snead's senior home
room, a member of the high
school chorus and choral en
semble, a member of the school
newspaper staff, and a member
of the National Honor Society.
In college Linda plans to study
mathematics and prepare for a
teaching career.
Citizens Of The Month
A freshman boy and girt
were elected Citizens of the
Month for February. They are
Jerry Ray and Mickey Seaward,
both honor students and active
workers in freshman activities
and classes.
Mickey is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Seaward. Jer
ry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D.
0. Hay. ;:
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Patients admitted to Watauga
Hospital from March 9 through
March 11 include:
I. S. Cooper, Aron Butler.
Craig, Mrs. Bessie MeGuire, Ro
bert Henry Harmon, Richard
Howe, Andrew Jackaon Balrd,
Mr*. Martha Jean Ward, Mm
Alma Ruth Brown, Mrs. Delia
Glenda Storie, L. F. Hayet, Mrs.
Evelyn Reoeeca Mast;
Roby Don Greene, Simon C.
Wheeler, Martin Lee Cornett,
Miss Leiia Mm Bit, Edwin Jo
seph Family, Mrs. Pheobe Vic
toria Maitba, Mrs. CalUe Ellen
Ward, Mrs. Marie Louise Cook,
Mrs. Lillie Belle Price, Mrs.
Nancy Greene;
Edwin Grimes, Arthur Don
ley Henson, Hill Martha Jane
Triplett, Mrs. Mary Goodnight,
Mrs. Sally Davis, George Mor
etz, Mrs. Pauline Marie Triplett,
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Haralson,
Mrs. Josephine S. Greene.
Births:
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Lipford,
March 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holman,
girl, March 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmit Dollars,
boy, March 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Ward,
girl, March 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Edmis
ten, boy, March 8
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Critcher,
girl, March 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Combs,
girl, March #.
Max Clawson
Is Leader In
Insurance Sales
Max R. Clawson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hamp Clawson of
Route 2, Boone, is doing well
in the insurace business, as will
be shown by this mesage which
he ha* received and which ia
signed by the Senior Vice-Pres
ident of his company, Mr. Karl
Yung:
"It is with pleasure that the j
Jefferson Standard Life Insur
ance Co. presents Max R. Claw
son, who through constructive
service and consistent effort
holds a position of leadership
in new sales for 1981 among
more than 1100 company repre
sentative*. We'ire proud of this
distinguished record."
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TAX REQUEST BASED
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Democratic leaders he is satis
fied with a new tax revision bill
which falls considerably short
of meeting some of his recom
mendations and threatens a de
fict.
' However, Senator Byrd (D.
Va.) said if the House passes
the bill in its present form the
Senate Finance Committee
which he heads will see if it
cant eliminate what he said
may be a $1,000,000,000 revenue
loss.
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