Canton High
Campus Cuffnotes
By LINDA BRIGGS
A barrel full of thanks are due '
Marianna Moon who wrote this
a-ticle for me while I was cone.
Because of Washington's birthdsy
and no mail service, she was un
able to get it in the Thursday
paper, so if you missed it, look in
Monday's Mountaineer. It was
there!
Free time is at a premium on the
Canton High Campus this week
with enough going on to satisfy
anyone. The Seniors are running
around in a daze planning for the
annual trip to Washington which
comes off in about three weeks. On
the twenty-eighth of this month
two buses with around seventy-five
Seniors on them will leave for the
Nation's Capital to be gone a week.
Nearer at hand for the class is
the Senior Play, "Father Knows
Best." which will be given in the
auditorium this Friday night at
eight o'clock. Tickets will be on
sale at the door if you don't al
ready have yours. We guarantee
an enjoyable evening to anyone
who comes tomorrow night.
Friday is also the final day of
the Student Council campaign
week. During this week, candidates
for the Student Council offices of
vice-president, secretary and treas
urer are hanging posters and ban
ners in the halls, passing out candy
and chewing gum and doing every
thing possible to win votes. Can
didates for the various offices are:
vice-prsident ? Charles Greene,
Wiley Carpenter, and Roland Os
borne. Secretary?Melissa Osbornfe
and Joyce Smatbers. Treasurer
John Ray Jamison, Marianna Moon
and Kermit Hyatt. Voting will take
place Monday, but until then, ex
citemnt and suspense dominate
the whole school.
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A great deal of suspense was also
present in the Bethel gymnasium
Saturday night when Canton and
Hendersonville tangled in one of
the most exciting and important
games of the season. Canton and
Hendersonville were competing in
this game for the Regional Cham
pionship with the stakes a trip to
Sanford and a try at the State AA
Championship. Perhaps everyone
ku >*s by now that Canton won
the game, and the Black Bear squad
is in Sanford now getting ready
for their game. All the students at
Canton High have their Angers
crossed and all of us hope the AA
State Championship will And its
way to this end of the state.
The ball game last Saturday
took the shine off the Central Meth
odist Youth Fellowship Semi
Formal Dance, but the group is
planning another dance soon and
hope to have it on a night when
everyone will be able to come. The
party was held at the Moose Lodge,
and those who attended agreed the
decorations and refreshments were
as nice as could be had.
Haywood County Methodist
Youth were joined by a great many
other young, people at the First
Methodist Church in Canton Mon
day night when the Allen High
School Choir from Asheville pre
sented a wonderful program of
music. This is an annual event in
the sub-district and one of the most
enjoyable programs of the year.
Last Friday in Chapel. Rev. Rog-'
er Sherman gave a very inspiring
talk which applied aptly to every
student present. It was the opinion
of the group that though Mr. Sher
man spoke only a short while he
said a great deal.
The annual staff has taken on a
new project in which all of you
wfll be interested. A widely varied
assortment of stationery, wrapping
paper, cards, and ribbons has been
ordered and can be purchased from
staff members at a very reasonable
price. The supply is not only limit
ed but is diminishing rapidly, so
if you haven't been apnroached
about buying, why not hsk a stafT
member about getting some for
you.
The Future Teachers' Club,
which has baen reviewed in this
article previously, held their an
mud tea for the Canton tooebers
laet Wednesday after aohool. The
gym waa decorated to look like at
garden in the spring with flower*,
greenery and lawn chair* in the
area which waa blocked off by
sheet* hung from a wire running
across the gym. This gave the gym
a smaller effect and made It easier
to decorate. At the Teacher'* meet
ing the club gave a short program.
Bonnie Matthew* briefly told the
F.T.A. members sang several
F.T.A. members sung several
songs. The club is planning to edit
a copy of the school paper, "Bear
Tracks," in the next few weeks
and give the regular staff a vaca
Hon.
The "Bear Track*" staff and the
Student Council are Joining force*
for what may be one of the biggest
things that ever hit Canton High.
Has anyone ever heard of "Twirp
Week"? This is a new idea around
the C.H.S. Campus, tyut the boys
say it sounds good. During the
week. March 14 to 18. the girls will
ask for all dates, go after the boys,
bear all expenses of the dates, open
doors, carry books, and generally |
take over the boy's Job. The girls
must ask the boys to the "Twirp |
Twirl," an informal dance to be
held Friday night. After they have I
asked their date, they must buy
a tag which reads?"I'm taken for
the Twirp Twirl" and the boy must
wear this tag all week to show he's
"taken". Sounds like a cute thing,
and with everyone's cooperation it
will be a big success.
Nation's 4-H Clubs Help Train Tomorrow's Leaded]
By NEAL KELLY '
County 4-H Council Preildent
The youth of today will be the
leaders of tomorrow. This Is a
familiar saying, and a true one.
The people are the nation. We will
have a good nation if we have good
citizens and leaders. We must have
a good building program for the
youth of today In order to have
good citizens and leaders of to
morrow. Here is where the 4-H
Club organization may be of help.
The 4-H Club program Is design
ed to build character and at the
same time build a future for the
character. No man can build a
home and community on character
alone. He must know how to use
his talents in a profitable way for
his personal goals, ana also for the
good of the community.'
The 4-H Clubs train boys and
girls to turn a "pastime" into a
profitable business, thus making a
livelihood. The 4-H organization
provides opportunity through pro
ject work in helping you select
your work for the future.
The 4-H program is well-round
ed; giving time for work, time for
play, and time to just learn to get
along with people. I think the last
item is one of the most important
things youth of today need to
learn.
There are 1,723 4-H Club mem
.bers in Haywood County. If the
4-H youth will grasp what all
worthy organizations are offering
US, we Will take the opp
participate in the
molding" program! ??
As leaders of toraor,!
make the nation w?2
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