MONDAY augitst THE W A YNESVTT jT jE MOUNTAINEER ??"?????
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ENTERING A NEW WORLD?of readin,' ,'ritin', and 'rithmetic?Belinda Rogers,
6. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Rogers of Clyde, is ready for her first day
at school?wisely equipped with an apple for the teacher. (Mountaineer Photo).
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IT WON'T fcE LONG NOW' until the WTIIS stadium is lilled with eager fans,
watching the Waynrsrille Mountaineer football team in action on the floodlight
ed gridiron. Looking forward to the opening of the football season, alwa>s a high
spot in the life of students, are (from leftl Jean McDaniels, daughter of Mrs Wade
MeDaniels and the late Wade McDaniels, 503 Meadow St.. Wavnesville and Linda
Kay Smith, daughter of Cpl. and Mrs. Pritchard II Smith of the Balsam Koad.
liazelwood. Both girls are in the eighth grade at Waynesville Junior lligh School.
(Mountaineer Photo*.
BRUSHING UP ON IMS STUDIES. Nral Kelly, son of Mr and Mrs. R. O Kelly
of Bethel, prepares to enter the University of North Carolina this fall as Haywood
County's Morehead Scholarship winner. \ glass of milk at right helps N'eal keep
up his studying energy. (Mountaineer Photo).
School Cleanup
Is Huge Job
Tidying up after a houseful of
youngsters is no small chore, as
any harassed mother will be the
tirst to admit, but cleaning after
a whole school-ful taxes the im
agination?^and the backbone! It
mean , a full-time job for the men
and wpmen who handle such
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chores for the county schools.
Those who will do this work
this year at the various schools
are as follows: Wayriesville High,
John Haney, James Burgess.
Paul Shelton. Lilly V. Haney. and
Mae Burr Burgess; Hazelwood.
Haskel Davis and Frankie M.
Putnam; Central Elementary.
John Williams and Christabell
Williams; Rock Hill. Fred Norris;
Lake Junaluska. Jack Smith:
Maggie, Raymond Rathbone.
Saunook, Vaughan Conner:
Aliens Creek. Maggie, W. Mehaf
fey; Mt. Sterbng. J. C. Hopkins;
Fines Creek, Clyde Beasley and
Edna M. Rathbone; Clyde. W M
Caldwell and Lucy Allen; Crab
tree. Elmer Gillett and Jewel
Gillett; Bethel, Paul Hoglen
Willie Carver and Cora Lee Met
calf; Cruso, Fanning Burress.
Men Behind The Scenes
Coordinate School System
The many board and committee
meetings which are necesary to
insure the smooth running of the
county schools are often over
looked, but nearly three dozen
men serve as members of the
Board of Education 01: as district
committeemen to coordinate the
functioning of the school system
Chairman of the Board of Edti
' cation is Jarvis R Caldwell and
members are Mark Kirkpatrick,
J. W. Killian, Hugh McCracken
and Clifton S. Terrell.
Far the Waynesville district,
Guy Massif is committee chair
man His committee consists of
Jim Noland, Paul Bryson, Robert
Ferguson and Jack Leather wood.
In clyde. Carlton Corzinc has
been named chairman following
the resignation of (J rover Hay ties
others are Hoy MoKinnish, James
Winfrey, Roland Leatherwood
and Jack Harris.
Marshall Kirkpatrick heads the
t'rabtree-Iron Duff district com
mittee. with Casius Rogers. John
Kirkpatrick. Sam Crawford and
Kimsey Palmer
Fines Creek has Frank Rath
bone as chairman, assisted by
Joe Davis, Erivest Rogers, Mark
Ferguson and Cecil Teaster
David Vance is Bethel district
chairman Serving with him are
Ray Mease. James Reeves. Dots
Rogers and David Edwards
Ml. Sterling committeemen arc
J. M Caldwell, Hardy Phillips
and Edwin Pearson.
Mark Hannah serves alone in
Cataloochee district
FIT MOST IMPORTANT
Properly fitted shoes for school
children, whose bones have not
jet matured, are most important
to correct development of the
feet.
Over 120 Teachers To Fill
Positions In Waynesville
at 11 liowies will a^atn head
the Waynesville district as super
intendent of more than 120
teachers, with C. K. Weatherby
principal of the high school
Elementary school principals are
Carl Ratclilfe. Haze I wood, Claud
Rogers, Central Elementary;
Frank 1. Rogers, East Waynes
Mile. Jesse (' James. Rock Hill;
Ruth S 'Notand. Lake Junaluska;
Norval W Ropers, Magpie; Har
tiara II Burpin, Saunook and
Edna F Ropers. Aliens Creek
On the district teachers list are
the follow ing. Virginia Dare
MeClure, Ethel C. Sloan. Mar
paret J Terrell, Frances F.
Arnette. Marietta W. Campbell.
Doris l.onp Moore, Helen C.
Hera/a. Thomas J. Seott. Jr.,
Harriett Ellen Phoenix, Mary
Massif Weatherby. S a r a F.
'I homas, Margaret Irene Cham
bers
Charles Lee Isley, Jr., Robert
A. Campbell. Alma Mae Jackson.
William F. Swift, Jr.. James Bruce
Jaynes, Grace Blanton, Miriam
Fieklen Howell. William Walter
Masse.v. Lucy T. Boyd. Amelia
B. I-father wood. Mary E. Burgess.
Barbara II. Weiler, John II.
Nesbitt. Kozell S. Nesbitt, Har
riett B. Webster. Margaret C
Ferry. Douglas G. Fitzpatrick,
Robert C. Evans. Ova I*. Ferguson.
Katherine H. Robinson. Mao
H. Whitner. Daisy Cora lee Moze
ley, Betty B. Cabe. Elizabeth I).
Pannill. Wiley II Smith. Mary P.
Cole. Roy Haupt
(Continued on Page K)
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