PAGE TEN
COMMENCEMENT WEEK SCHEDULE
THE PILOT—Sonthern Pines, North Carolina
Over 300 Seniors In Moore County Schools'Will
Receive Diplomas In Annual Graduation Exercises
•T T To/^tcnn TTprhprt. Martin.
Graduation exercises lor the
more than 300 seniors who will be
awarded diplomas this year have
been announced by principals of
the 13 high schools (not including
Southern Pines) in the county.
Here is the complete schedule
with a list of the graduating sen
iors. A separate story on gradu
ating exercises for Southern Pines
and West Southern Pines appears
elsewhere in The Pilot.
Farm Life
'Commencement begins tonight
(Thursday) with the annual
senior program at the school. To
morrow night a music program
will be held in the school audito
rium, and Sunday, May 27, the
baccalaureate sermon is sched
uled. Final commencement exer
cises, including the presentation
of diplomas, is scheduled for
Monday.
Graduating seniors include
Alice McCaskill, Becky Blue,
Louise Short, Margaret Williams,
Nellie Moody, Tommy Salmon,
Tommy Craven, Blue McCaskill,
Ray McKenzie, Waylon Collins,
James George, Teddy Fulk, Wal
ter Love, Dariyl Wilson, and
James Mabe.
Vass-Lakeview
Most of the final exercises have
already been held, with the ex
ception of the graduation pro
gram, being held tonight in the
school auditorium.
Students who are candidates
for graduation are: Donald
Wayne Bridges, Leon Cameron,
Glenn Foster, Roy Frye, Edward
Johnson, Herbert Monroe Jr.,
Earl Simpson, Harold Trogden,
Effie Mae Burnette, Ethel Moore,
Anna Mae Ferguson, Doris Gar
ner,'Jewell Garner, Carol Gra
ham, Nellie Hart, Vergia Hen
nings, Lena Jackson, Bessie Jes
sup, Kay Frances Keith, Emily
Priest, Mary Simpson, Rachel
Garner van Arsdale, Bette Mae
Vredenburg, Virginia Louise
Webb.
West Eiid
Judge W. A. Leland McKeithen
of Pinehurst is the commence
ment speaker at West End School
graduation exercises, which will
be held tomorrow (Friday) night
at the school.
Graduation candidates include
Harvey Bowman, Kenneth
Combs, Jr., Jerry Graham, Jess
and Kenneth Lane.
Weslmoore
Graduation exercises are being
held tonight (Thursday). Candi
dates for graduation are Lois
Williamson, Juanita Chriscoe, El
sie Williams, Dorothy Garner,
Jackson, Herbert Martin, Chris- U/[ae Comer, Grace Comer, Marie
topher McDonald, . Charles Hussey, Canary Lambert, Annie
Thomas, Wayne Thomas, Floyd chriscoe, Jewelene Stutts, Gen-
Upole, Jr., James vonCanon, gya Comer, Bonnie Davis, Eva
Mary Elizabeth Greene, Mary Garner, Darrell Yow, Roy Wil-
CampbeU, Betsy Wayne Godfrey, hjamson, Daniel Britt and Gurney
Elsie Hill, Martha Gail Bean, Lot- gfe^ver.
tie Jones, Shelby Jean Lethco,
Frances Marie McKenzie, Bobbie ^ jq Sabiston, Jr., • Carthage
Jean McNair, Evelyn Weatherly attorney, will be principal speak-
Seawell, Vivian Tucker and Edith I graduation exercises at
Ann Vest. Highfalls tomorrow (Friday)
Carthage 1 night at 8 p. m.
Lloyd Isaacs, a former princi- Graduation candidates include
pal at Carthage High School, wiU Mashbum, Warren Tillman,
be the speaker at graduation ex- Sea well, Donald Phillips,
ercises there Friday night. Other Hussey, Viola Neal,
activities on the commencement ^ucy Shields, Maxine Cheek and
program were presented earlier Helen Garner,
this week;. including the baccal-
aureate sermon preached last
Sunday by the Rev. W. S. Gold-
The baccalaureate sermon will
en, and the annual class program
be held in Page Memorial Church
of the seniors last Tuseday.
did you know this
fact about
NORTH
at 8 p. m. Sunday night. The Rev.
- IW. A. Tew will be the speaker.
Candidates for graduation are: Ujjg annual class night program
Jo Ann Briggs, Jimmy Boyte, ^e held Tuesday night at 8
John Boyte, Sylvia Boyte, JaneL.giggjj.
Carter, Bobby Crissman, William 1 -pjjg awards day program will
Cockman, Bobby Davidson, An-Kg j^gj^ Thursday at 9:’0 a. m. and
nette Davis, John Davis, Helen gpgjiuaHon will follow that night
Wilson, Don Eller, Wilbur Fields, ^jjg school auditorium at 8 p.
Grace Fiye, Nancy Frye, Nelson K jjj.. B. G. Childs, professor of
Frye, Cregar Jessee, Anjalette g^j^g^Hon at Duke University,
Kelly, Gail Kirby, Carlotta Ma- jjg principal speaker,
pies, Mary Jane Martin, Tommy Candidates for graduation in-
Blue McCaskill, Bobby Pinkston, L^u^g ]y[artha Carol Arey, Carol
Paul Priest, Larry Riley, Ralph jgygg Baker, Rebecca Ann
Rogers, Doris Seawell, Jerry Janice Ann Byrd, John
Simpson, Bertha Stanley and carpenter, Jackie Ann Clippard,
Arles Taylor. Wilbur Creed, James Cribb',
Robbins James Edwards, Martin Green,
Finals will begin at Elise Helen Hardister, Peggy Hight,
‘t-I t u
We are a State of many small farms — the second in
number in the entire, country.
These farms provide North Carolina with a reservoir
of highly intelligent and adaptable workers available
to our new industrial growth and development. Indus
try is always seeking new locations in progressive areas
where people are happy in their work and play.
And almost without exception where you find indus
trial progress in North Carolina you find legal beer,
as sold under state control laws supported by the brew
ing industry’s own program of Self-Regulation.,
I
Noith Carolina Division
UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION, INC.
the beverage of moderation
at Elise
School in Robbins tonight (Thurs
day) when the seniors present
their annual class night program.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered Sunday at 8 p. m., and
the final graduation program will
be presented Monday night. Dr.
Fred Weaver, dean of students at
the University of North Carolina,
will be the speaker.
Graduating seniors are: Bobby
Brown, James Theodore Brown,
Winfred Brown, David Burns,
Paul Helms, Carlton Kennedy,
Burleigh Key, Thomas McNeill,
Leonard Moore, Charles Muse,
Wade Owen, Bol3by Patrick, Har
old Ray, Danny Simmons, Jim
mie Stutts, Joe Wilson, Sylvia
Brewer, Minnie Burns, Christine
Butler, Mabel Davis, Frances El
kins, Louvene Garner, Jimmie
Ann Garner, Sylvia Hunsucker,
Burlene Key, Barbara Ann
Lewis, Louise Lyndon, Vera Mc
Caskill, Ethel Morgan, Allene
Moody, Laverne Powers, Emily
Seawell, Hilda Smith Lois Wil
liams, Louise Williams, Peggy
Williams and Margaret Williams.
Cameron
The graduation program at
Cameron will be held tomorrow
(Friday) night with the Rev.
James Cooper delivering the ad
dress. Other parts of the finals
program took place earlier this
week.
Candidates for graduation) in
clude Ann Routh, Ann Roberts,
Shelby Jean Cole, Mary Hayes
Short, Nancy Lou Allgood, Betty
Phillips, Howard McNeill, Roy
Lee Simmons, Clarence Childress
Gloria Holler, John Keith, Ken
neth Keith, Peter Lewis, John
Matthews, Paul Robert Muse,,
Patsy Joe Paris, Ella Phillips,
Davie Ann Pigg, Bobby Ruble,
Isabelle Russell, Frederick
Schnell, Joseph Wagner Smith,
Linwood Pleasants Sugg, William
Alton Tew, Jr., and William
David White, Jr.
Pinehuxsi
Fourteen seniors at Pinehurst
High School will receive diplo
mas at graduation exercises in
the school auditorium next Wed
nesday night. May 30.
Dr. Dennis Cook, president of
High Point College, will deliver
the commencement address.
The baccalaureate sermon will
be given Sunday night by Dr.
Harold J. Dudley of Raleigh, gen
eral secretary of the Presbyterian
Synod of North Carolina.
Jhe graduates are Robert Har
rison Barrett III, Stanley Black,
Marvin Frye, Frances Gordon,
Johnsie Rose Kanoy, Ellen Marie'
Kennedy, Carol Louise McKen
zie, Josiph Rudolph Reaves, Mar
tha Louise Spangler, Gary Rich
Wathen, William John Weatherly
HI, Bobby Joe Willard, and Mary
Catherine Vest.
The marshalls are Joyce Ed
monds, Wayne > Hardy, Arlene
Hussey, Alice Garrison, Patty
Creath, Bebe Barrett and Allison
Gramelsbach.
Academy Heights (Pinehurst)
Graduation exercises will be
held in the school auditorium at
8:20 Wednesday, May 30. Four of
the graduating seniors, Mary Ann
Brown, Josephine Russell, Fra
zier Alford and Leo Goins will
speak on “Doorways to Success.”
Other graduates are Billy Mc
Call, James Jackson, James Har-
riss, Ralph Dowd," Joe Jackson
and Ruth Jones.
Pinckney (Carthage)
C. A. Jones, professor of his
tory at North Carolina College in
Durham, will be principal speak
er at graduation exercises sched
uled for the high school' auditori
um at 11 a. m. tomorrow (Friday).
Candidates for graduation are
(girls) Cloria Alston, Annie Blue,
Pearl Blue, Roberta Brower, Lois
FauHc, Elizabeth Gilmore, An-
to'inette Goins, Mittie Goins, Ruth
Harrington, Edna Hines, Char
lotte Hussey, Rosalee Johnson,
Mary Ann Jones, Patricia Kelly,
Peggy Leake, Loretta Martin,
Vilena Martin, Doris Matthews,
Bernice Person, Carol Person,
Frances Person, Lillian Pierce,
Pauline Spencer, Golyen Belle
Stone, Enid .Sutton, Ethel Tyson,
and Gladys Williams.
(Boys) Leroy Barrett, Charles
Brown, James Cameron, George
Crowder, Bobby Dowd, Arthur
Fox, Joe Harrington, Grover Mc
Donald, Charles McDougal, Willis
Tattishaw, John Person, Clyde
Thompson, Paul Thompson, and
Lonnie Worthey. ,
Berkley (Aberdeen)
THURSDAY. MAY 24, 1956
Final exercises will be held to
morrow (Friday) night at 8 p. m.
in the school auditorium. Mary
Harris, valedictorian, will be the
s^'0cik0]r
Candidates for graduation are
Cecil Baldwin, TOlliam Brown,
Yvonne Campbell, Dorothy
Clark, Emmett Core, Emily Core,
Esther Davis, Norma Graham,
Mary Harris, Vehna Hill, George
Johnson, Essie Jones, Betty Lit
tle, James Little, Benjamin Mc
Lean Lorenzo McLean. Sallie
McRae, Jean Muchison,, James
Ray, Willie Reaves, Poss Reddic,
James Utley, Annie Verbal, and
Myrtle Verval.
k
GREAT
OAK
vr# ■■
^ 'it
BLENDED
WHISKEY
86 PROOF
70% Grain Neutral Spirits
spiiiis
BLENDED & BOTTLED BY
AUSTIN, NICHOLS & CO., INC. New York-New York.
O
75
Pint
\35
4/SQt
GEQ.A.DICKEL'S
or-*.,
ttS**
il'®"
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT BOURBON
WlllElf
CEO. A DICKEL DISTILLING COMPANY
LOUISVIllE KtMTUCKr
6E0. A DICKEL OIST. CO.. lOUISVIlLE. KV. • 86 PROOF
When you cook ELECTRICALLY —
You'll bless the happy day you start to cook the
White Glove Way! For here is clean cooking at its brightest best.
. -'Smudge pots" vanish and you save hours of scrub-drudgery',
i WHEN you cook Electrically.
The wife-saving ingredient in thi^ modern recipe is the flameless,
fumeless electric heat in direct contact with the cooking utensil.
Outside surfaces of pans and pots start clean—stay clean—
because there is no soot, no smudge, no smoke! j
^Vant even greater comfort and cleanliness in your kitchen? Just
osk your Electric Dealer to prove to you that Electric Cooking
is White Glove Clean! You'll bless the happy day, you start to
cook the White Glove Way.
See Your Electrical Dealer Soonf '
Reddy Says: "Heat Water the White Glove
Way" An Electric Water Heater is another
., White Glove Servant. It's clean, cool and com-
Nj pletely automatic. Install it anywhere and
' forget it. Take your choice of Upright or
Tabletop models.
LIVE BETTER
CCAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY)