Friday, May 8 was the date
of the election of the President
and Vice President of the Stu
dent Council for the coming
year. 'w,/’
Bill Baird, the retiring Vice
President, was elected as
President. Bill has served in
Student Council for two years.
He serves as President of the
junior dess and was chosen as
the junior superlative “Best
All Round*’.
The Vice President was de
termined in a run-off Monday.
Rebecca Wilson was elected to
serve. Rebecca has been her
homeroom President for foe
past two years. The sophomore
class elected her to serve as
class President. A member of
the varsity cheerleaders squad
for the past two years, she was
the captain this year.
Visitation Day
On Thursday, May 7, as port
of the orientation program for
next year’s incoming students,
eighth graders from Mabel,
Valle Cruets, and Cove Creek
Elenlentary Schools were in
vited to visit in the high school
for tiie day. They visited: dif
ferent classes, looked oveir the
buildings aiid campus.
At an assembly program they
were introduced to the student
body and faculty, And a pro
gram planned by the National
Honor Society, was presented
which explained some of the
various activities of the high
school program in training for
balanced living. Some of the
problems that arise and the
opportunities given for helping
students take responsibility for
handling their own -problems
was emphasized by two brief
playlets-— “IQ High-Ambition
Low”, and the other “Bus Be
havior”.
One period Was set aside dur
ing the day for some field con
tests with all 8th graders part
icipating in order that they
News Of Our Servicemen
MORETZ SELECTED FOR
TECHNICAL TRAINING
AIRMAN J. L. MORETZ
'Sari Antonio, Tex. — Airman
James L. Moretz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. <Jones M- Moretz of Rt. 1,
Boone, N. C., has completed the
first phase of his Air Force
basic military training at Lack
land AFB, Texas.
Airman Moretz has been se
lected for technical training as
ah aircraft equipment repair
man at the Air Training Com-,
mand (ATC) school at Chariute
AFB, 111. His new unit is part
of the vast ATC system which
trains airmen and officers in
the diverse skills required by
the nation’s aerospace force.
The airman is a 1960 gradu
ate of Appalachian High School.
BLACKBURN ARRIVES
FOR DUTY IN KOREA
Osan-Ni, Korea — Staff Ser
geant Eugene S. Blackburn, son
of Earl S. Blackburn of Poplar
Hill Drive, Boone, N. C., has ar
rived for duty with a unit of
the Pacific Air Force (PACAF)
at Osari AB, Korea.
Sergeaht Blackburn, an intel
ligence specialist, previously
served at Little Rock AFB, Ark.
His new unit supports the PA
CAF mission of providing air
power for defense of the U. S.
and its allies in the Pacific area.
The sergeant’s wife, Murel, is
the daughter of Mrs. Effis S.
Lord of 4318 Travis St., Ama
rillo, Texas. He is a graduate
of Appalachian High School,
Boone, N. C.
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Schofield Barracks, Hawaii—
Army Platoon Sergeant Joseph
D. Younce, 32, son of Mrs. Mae
Winebarger, Rt. 1, Sugar Grove,
N. C», participated as a member
of the guerrilla forces in Exer
cise WEST BEND, a joint Army
Navy-Marine Corps amphibious
operation, on the Hawaiian Is
land of Molokai April 15-24.
Sergeant Younce, in Hawaii
since November 1960 on this
tour of duty, is regularly sta
tioned at Schofield Barracks as
a .platoon sergeant in Company
A of the division’s 65th Engi
neer Battalion.
The 194? Cove Creek High
School graduate entered the
Army in February 1955. His
wife, Mituse, is with him in
Hawaii.
CARROLL COMPLETES
Dental training
Montgomery, Ala. — Staff
Sergeant Amos D. Carroll, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil W. Car*
roll of Triplett, N. C., has
graduated from the training
course for U. S. Air Force den
tal laboratory technicians at
Gunter AFB, Ala.
Sergeant Carroll, trained to
supervise the clinical phases of
dentistry, is being assigned to
the tactical hospital at England
AFB, La.. His unit furnishes
medical services in support of
the Tactical Air Command mis
sion of providing firepower and
other air support to U. S. Army
forces.
The sergeant, a graduate of
Kings Creek (N. C.) High
School, entered the Air Force
in June 1051. His wife, Joyce,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Glitz of Milwaukee, Wis.
might become acquainted with
the larger class of ninth grad
ers they will become a part of
next year. Refreshments were
served them by members of
the National Honor Society at
the end of the day.
Distinction List
The Distinction List for the
past six weeks includes the
following students:
Ninth Grade: Audrey Byrd,
Melissa Combs, Janice Fox,
Glenda Hannon, Judy Pennell,
Gary Shore, Brenda Storie,
Mary Vannoy, Ann Yates.
Tenth Grade: Carolyn Davis,
Diane Fraley, Harvey Gilliam,
Mary Glenn, Barbara Perry,
Deiene Reece, Janie Shipley,'
Roy Trivette.
Eleventh Grade: Marlene Al
dridge, Barbara Combs, Linda
Donnelly, Sandra Henson, Lin
da Trexler, Elaine Triplett,
Kay Trivette, Tommye Jo Van
noy, Betty Jean Welch.
Twelfth Grade: Mary Ellen
Byrd, Gertrude Coffey, Ken
neth Combs, Carole Hayes,
Nora Mae Hicks, Linda Rom
inger, Sandra Snydfer, Ann
Vannoy.
Traps For Speeders
Kansas City, Kan. — If you
are wondering what the white
squares painted on the surface
of main highways mean in this
state — you can find out by
breaking die speed laws. The
squares are 2 miles apart ahd
state troopers, using special
equipment, cah determine your
speed as they fly overhead in
their planes. Ground patrolmen
are alerted by radio.
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