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Xhursday Afternoon, June 7, 1931 THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER page nra 1 Staff of Girl Scout Camp At Junaluska rtZ- TT 7r-t f - , . - '" " ' : S -is, T' 1 Girl Scouts Enjoy Pioneering At Junaluska t picture shows Miss Alice Fincher, camp director, the counseloers and the junior, counselors, who were in charge of the week's Girl i(Camp which closes today at Camp Junaluska for Girls. Shown standing, lfl to right, are Miss Fincher, Miss Carolyn Sayer, Miss L tu Elwood, Miss Ann Coman U'awtord, Mrs. Kankin herguson, Miss Joyce tarter and Miss Mna lirey, Mieenng are miss i.nuia M Mrs Wiluam uay, miss juhu mm umuun, am mis.s iiuiiu'tn v. iiniuun, laian rmuoi. A) v ..." . ' f V- , - - ; .... . .0 Girl Scouts 'ceived Rank Curved Bar ii!ve girls received the Curv- k the highest rank in Girl int. at a Court of Awards Sandav night at Camp Juna- L The girls are Joyce Carter, Betty Noland, Nancy l.eatherwood, Margaret Reese, Mary Jane Rog ers, Julia Ann Calhoun, Betty Fel met, Mary Crouser, Sara Jane Gar rison, Laura Woody, Lane I'revost. and Harriet Gibson. The Court of Awards was a spe cial feature of the week's camp which the Girl Scouts have been attending at Camp Junaluska. AT RAY'S SLACK SPECIAL IMS' 195 Sizes 28-30 GROUP OF RAYON SUMMER SLACKS Adm. W. N. Thomas of Lake Junaluska was the sneaker for the evening and was lutroduced by Jonathan Woody. Mrs. Howard Hyatt, president of the Girl Scout Council, made the address of welcome. Badges were presented as fol lows: Troop No. 5, Miss Kathleen Calhoun, leader. Second class badge; Joan Provost. Dody Prevost, Becky Tutor, Janice Lathrop, Jewel Campbell, Barbara Foster, Eliza beth Ann Parknian, Ueana Jo Far mer. Agnes Jane Uoberson, Jessie Lee Sutton. June Hendricks, Bar bara Shuler, Janet Milner, Mary Ann Fisher, and Patricia Brlstoe. Troop 7, Mrs. Rankin Ferguson, leader. Sarah Linda Abel, rabbit raiser; Betty Barber, horsewoman, hostess, farm safety, cat and dog, architecture, and second class; Florence Ann Bowles, second class; Suzanne Curry, design, my com munity, second class. Troop 4. Miss Mary Lu F.lwood. leader. Joyce Carter, curved bar, clothing, pioneer, photographer, winter sports, reptile and amphi bian; Lillian Knox Medlord, cloth ing: Ucttv Noland, curved bar, first class, hostess, handywonian, cloth ing, nutrition, child care, pioneer, outdoor cook, public health, food, cook; Nancy Leiithcrwood, curved bar, first class, hostess, clothing, journalist, farm safety, child care, tree nutrition, cook, foods, public health, and home; Ann Hector, first class, traveler, bibliophile, handywonian, housekeeper, hostess, and home safety; Margaret Reese, curved bar. cat and dog, world gifts; Mary Jane Rogers, curved bar, first class, handywonian, hos tess, housekeeper, clothing, nutri tion, journalist, farm safety, rep tile and amphibian, child care, These girls work at Pioneering in the Arts and Crafts building at Camp Junaluska for Girls. All facilities of the camp wer vaLUbl to ihe Scouts during their week'j slay. Shown from left to right are Janice' I ail.rom, SlioWla Foster. Jewel Campbell. Ann Wllliira son Prevost, Patricia Bristol, F.tliaheth Ann Parkman, Joan Prevost. Guy Walkins, Pody Pieviot, Sai.ili Cobb, and Marty WatklM. Mrs. Rankin Ferguson, instructor In Pioneering Is looking on, (.Staff Photo'. : f player. Troop (i, Mrs, Dwight Williams, and Mrs. J C. Crouser, lenders. Catherine Bell, mammal, reptile and amphibian. Insect. Julia Ann Calhoun radio. Insect, reptile and amphi bian, fruit raiser, home Hardener, arts and crafts, colorcraft, design, drawing and painting, Interior dec orator, needlecraft, pottery, sculp ture, weaving, wood, clerk, Junior cillen. bugler. Shirley Mae Connalser, mam mal, insect, reptile and amphibi an. Mary Crouser. curved bar, mam mal, journalism, Insect, boating, radio, my community, foods, serv ing, good grooming, first class, rep tile and amphibian. Ann Coman Crawford, group speaker, group musician, musician, musician,, reptile and amphibian, my troop, radio. i sician. Patsy F.zell, radio mammal rep- lliiniell Gibson, cuned bar. j tile and amphibian. j mammal, fire builder, pioneer, ! Betty Felmet. curved bar, radio, clerk, photography, games, sculp- dairvlng, home gardener, traveler. lure, insect, reolile and amphibian curved bar. handywonian, farm safety, conserv-l Hllln- Frames .Kitchen, cook. ation, first aid to animals, mammal. I housekeeper, fooj traveler, mam Insect, reptile and amphibian, lirsl mal. radio, Join na'iMii. Insect, rep class, ililo and amphibian, typography, Nancy Francis, fire builder, I child care, hostess, traveler. housekeeper, group musician, mam-1 ,ih Prevost, curved bar, gar mal. insect, reptile and uinphibian.tden Mower, icptile anil amphibian, cook, radio .musician, music ap-1 mammal, insect, foods, first class. pronation, good grooming, In si i journalism, muling Marjoric Woody Is Named Class Officer y Marjorie Woody has been elect ed secretary of the rining sopho more class at Western Carolina Teachers ColloRo. She Is tne daughter of Mrs. Esther Woody. Pink Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs Henry Francis, is here from Wake Forest College. class, Sara Jane Garrison, curved bar. housekeeper, interior decorator, radio, my troop, hosless, garden flower, clothing, home nurse, home health and safety, mammal, insect, reptile and amphibian. Helen Garrett, radio, cook. housekeeper, child care, group mu- ,lo Ann Howe, home gardener, junior citizen, speaker, commun ity safely, home health and safely, personal health, foods, dramatic appreciation, journalism, reader, group musician, insect, reptile, and amphibian, radio, lirsl class, Carolyn Sayer, journalism, radio, troop dramatics, fire building, in sert, reptile and amphibian, mam mal. Alecii Williams, journalism, ra dio, farmer, Insect, mammal, rep tile and amphibian, first class, Laura Woody, curved bar, birds. 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