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Ugh School Senior ;
I just trountt me
Hints, of Waynes
if ,nd you can tell
r walking through the
ilS everyone review-
Urd to believe that in
davs the doors of
& S close for the
IS and until August
Vfofleptember will re-
!L have been taking
Ctel week, and will now
tf i in
. t:u TrlfJnn.
3, Physics,
etc. ., .
of the remarks wh
Id. .ren't what you wum
it seems as u
L that they really haven't
f h book learning
L and that it's too late
KT.- nd try to learn it
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gain ail ;tne
i along with everything
--.....Vila
L. f college most all of
Ware Planning on enter.
Ha next year. Those that
king on going
nmmv MCJUHKin, mdijui.v
James Whitman, buck, m-
klnson, George Garrett, Lard Me-
haffey, Johnny Patterson, Deryl
Davis, Bob Davis, and Charlie Wo-
mack.
Vivian Watkins is going to Stev
ens College in Columbia, Missouri,
and Nancy Medford to Brevard
College.
Edna Callahan and Coretta Hen
son are planning on going to Mon
treal where they will both take up
Religious Educational Work.
Betty Sheehan is going to the
University of Tennessee and con
tinue with her basketball.
Joan Morris to Peace, and Mary
Osborne to Woman's College.
Donald Whisenhunt is planning
on going to State, and Sammy
Jones to V.M.I.
Alden McCracken will be back
again as a Senior at W.T.H.S. as
he plans on taking a Post Graduate
course, and of course, to play foot
Jimmy Galloway will be going
off to Duke University where he
will take Pre-med . . , and Hallett
Ward to Davidson and will also
study for pre-med.
As the time and space is run
ning short, this will be continued
in the near future, so you will know
where to find your friends next
year. (This is in case you want to
write and give them the news and
gossip of their old Alma Mater.)
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Gates Named
President Of
Canton Lions
The new president of the Canton
Lions Club is Louis E. Gates, Sr.,
assistant chief chemist at the
Champion Paper and Fibre Com
pany. 1
He and the other officers for
1950 were elected at" the club's
regular Tuesday night dinner meet
ing. :
Mr. Gates succeeds Maurice
Brooks.
Dr. Hugh A. Matthews was elect
ed first vice-president; Bill ShulL
second vice-president; Loranzo
Smathers, third vice president
Bill Brooks, secretary; Carl Powell
tail twister; Charles Smith, assist.
ant tail twister; Carl Bellamy
treasurer; Charles Johnson and W
L. Rikard, directors for two years:
and Carroll Warren, Lion tamer.
They'll be Installed during
Ladies' Night program which has
been set for June 27.
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How does it feel to be In a
movie Mary Dorcas? Yes, Mary
Dorcas Howell, a senior at
W.T.H.S., has been a "double"
for Susan Hayward In a movie
that is being filmed here in
Waynesville, called "I Climbed
the Highest Mountain".
This picture is being made by
the 20th Century Fox and will
be made partly here and in Geor
gia, using: Mary Dorcas as the
double while here in Wayns
ville. ".
Mary Dorcas said that it was
hard work, but a lot of fun ... . .
but she didn't particularly want
to become a movie actress. As
the picture dates back to 1910.
she is wearing- an old-fashioned
costume (and by the way it is the
same one Susan will wear) and
it is a perfect fit . . . all except
the shoes.
Maybe Mary Dorcas will tell"
us more about the movie busi
ness, but right now, she is pret
ty busy.
Good luck and congratulations,
too.
WTHS Seniors
To Present Class
Play Friday
The Senior Class of Waynesville
High School will present "Ranv
shackle Inn," a three act play by
George Batson, Friday, May 12, at
8:00 o clock in the Waynesville
High School Auditorium,
The play, which has mystery,
comedy and drama all tied up in
one package, promises to be most
entertaining. It is directed by Miss
Alma Jackson, who is assisted by
Edna Callahan.
The cast includes: Jim Galloway,
Joan Morris, Elaine Francis, Vel
ma Stamey, George Garrett, Cor
etta Henson, Jim McJunkln, Fran
ces Hoyle, Mildred Medford, John
Terrell, Johnny Patterson, Bob
Owen, Vivian Watkins, Deryl Da
vis, and Donald Whisenhunt,
Those working backstage are:
Mary Osborne, Jim McJunkln,
John Terrell, Nancy Floyd, Gene
Yarborough, Mildred Medford,
Kathleen Calhoun, Joan Morris,
Nancy Stamey, and Susie Stamey.
The ushers will be Nancy Sta
mey, Susie Stamey, Libby Fatton,
Aileen Fulbright, Betty Brown,
Mary Dorcas Howell.
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Troops of the 11th Airborne Division take to their parachutes for a mass drop In "Exercise Swarm
er" at Camp Mackall. In left foreground Is 105mm howitzer which the troopers dropped with a
parachute just before they jumped. The gun landed upside down.. At right, light tank is loaded
aboard a C-124A Globemaster II at Maxton Field, in preparation for the maneuvers. The Air Force is
using "Exercise Swarmer" to check on Its contention that large armies can be supplied entirely by
air. (AP Wirephotos).
President Truman Might
Visit Parkway In August
WASHINGTON President Tru
man has notified Senator Frank P.
Graham that he "would like to at
tend the formal opening of Blue
Ridge Parkway in August and will
do so if possible."
The Senator had told the Presi
dent of plans for officially opening
the parkway with ceremqnids at
the state line between Mt. Airy, N.
C. and Galax, Va., and a formal in
vitation for Mr. Truman to come
will be extended at an early date
by a delegation from bcth North
Carolina and Virginia. '
Such a delegation would include
Senator Clyde R. Hoey, Represen
tatives Robert L. Doughton and
Monroe M. Redden, through whose
districts the parkway extends, Vir
ginia members of congress and
spokesmen for the Blue Ridge
Parkway Associated Chamber of
Commerce. The group is expected
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Date of the parkway dedication
ceremony has been set tentatively
for Saturday, August 5.
More than a million motorists
travelled over the parkway last
year, although it Is as yet incom
plete. A big increase is anticipated
this season, and this means , addi
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North Carolina and Virginia. When
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Bette Hannah Ueft last Tuesday
for Cincinnati where she will take
a placement exam at the Cincin
nati Conservatory where she plans
to go next fall.
Bette is expected-back tonight,
but I know that she had a wonder
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thine else is when it concerns
Fashion Show
Will Feature
H. D. Meeting
A Fashion Show will be the main ,
feature of a meeting of the Hay
wood County Federation of Home
Demonstration Clubs to be held at
the First Methodist Church here on
May 16.
All club members are Invited to
participate In the show in any or
all of the following classes: 1. Cot
ton house dress, 2. Night wear, 3.
Best dress (anv material may be
used-accessories will be consider
ed), 4. Tailored garments dress,
suit, or coat, 5. Evening dress.
Garments shown must be made
by the individuals who model them,
according to Miss Mary Cornwell,
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Bette was accompanied by her
mother, Sister Anthony and Sister
Corinne, from St. John's School.
Betty Sheehan reports that she
had a wonderful time last week
end at the House Party at Mere
dith College where she was a
guest of Bess Francis and Kitty
James. The May Day event must
have been very outstanding as
Betty is still talking about it.
Also Dolf Klenast visited
Brenau College for the May Day
dance , . . she was a guest of
Barbara Boyd and Norma Bur
gin and stayed" in the Phi Mu
Sorority House.
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