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School were announced far Prin
cipal Jack Ward this mi.
D. J. (Nick) Mando was nam
ed assistant principal. He will
be an sinifcilsirt in the ad
minfstrStive oMce and in charge
of bus transportation.
Bill Peeler, bend besebaß,
fills basketball and line coach
in football, was named athletic
corector.
Cathy Isley
Wins $5,000
Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isley
attended the graduation ex
ercises held at the high school
in Boone on Friday.* Their
granddaughter, Miss Sarah
Catherine Isley, was an honor
graduate. The title of her speech
was "The Journey of a
Thousand Miles Begins With a
Single Step."
- Cathy we s one of the winnerc
of a coveted Vardel Scholarship
at St. Andrews Presbyterian
College at Laurinburg. Vardell
Scholars are selected on the
fcasis of academic achievement,
leadership, potential and a
personal interview.
St. Andrews, a co-ed Liberal
Arts College with over 900
students, has attracted national
attention for its established pro
gram of interdisciplinary study
in the humanities and for a
similar approach it is developing
in science.
Cathy's scholarship, one of the
highest awarded, was HOOO far
four years/ She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isley
Jr. of Bocse. Her father is a
graduate of Coolasmee High
School and is a messbsr el tit
faculty of Appalachian Skata
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D. J. Mando
Ward said flujjje
to name a now foo&eS coach
withfe the next couple of trades.
The new principal succeeded
John Norton who moved to
Needham Broughton ffigh in
RaleMb as prindpsl, previously
served as assistant principal,
athletic director and head foot
ball coach.
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Grady Spry Named
'Citizen Of Year
Grady Spry Sr. was named
"Citizen of the Year" at the
annual awards program
apoosored by the Lions CUb
Monday
Nominations for the award
were made by interested
efttttos in the community,.
Mr. Spry, "honorary mayor"
of the town, was cited for his
dedication to (he sick in the
community and bis interest and
leadership in the Senior Citizens
CSUb where he is song leader.
He is a frequent visitor to those
who are sick or in need of
a friendly visit.
He also is a deacon in tbte
First Baptist Church, the fathei
of eight children and a wel
known figure around the shop
ping center.
Four other citizens were
nominated for the award. They
were Fletcher Queen, Mrs.
Frank Seders, Mrs. Lomas
Outer and V. G. Prim.
The banquet was Wd in the
school cafeteria. Charles WeDs,
special projects director for the
Davie Education Center, was the
speaker.-
Liar's Bench
SM Pap 3 today for a feature stary and pictures of this mH
kitown Coatomas landmark.
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Grady Spry
Demy Creosoi Is
'LK» Of Tin Year'
Denny Creaaon was named
"Lion of the Year" at the annual
awards banquet Monday night,
but he was unable to accept
bis arward in person.
He and hie family moved
earlier Monday to StooewaU,
Mississippi, where be has been
named standards manager in
the engineering dqinrUueut of
Che p t, "t there.
Creason, p*** of the
liom, was selected by a vote
of dob members.
Others nominated for the
award were Bob Mack wood,
Tom Smith, V. G. Prim. E.
C. Tatum. Jerry Oope, Mike
Walker and Bob Hoyfcl