THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1965
WARREN WILSON COLLEGE
HOMECOMING OCT. 16
The tenth annual home
coming observance at Warren
Wilson College, Swannanoa,
North Carolina, will be held
Saturday, October 16. The
day’s activities begin with re
gist-ation at 10 a. m. In
Giadfelter Bui'ding, the stud
ent union, while the final ev
ent of the day is a dance and
soc'al hour at 8:30 p. m. also
in Giadfelter, sponsored by
the undergraduates and to
which the alumni are invited.
At 11:30 a. m. a special al
umni convocation has been
arranged in the college chapel
when Samuel S. Smith, Lake
Junaluska, a member of the
Class of 1955, will give the
meditation.
The annual business meet
ing of the Alumni Association
will follow a (luncheon for
alumni, their families and
guerts, which will be served
at 12:30 in the college dining
room. The Rev. N. Woodward
Finley, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, Burns
ville, North Carolina, is presi
dent of the Association, an
organization which includes
not only alumni and former
students of the college but al
so those of Asheville Farm
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Schoo’, founded in 1894 and
Do land-Bell School which
was located in Hot Springs,
North Carolina.
The distingurhed alumnus
award will be presented by
Dr. Arthur M. Bannerman,
president of the college, and
officers for 1965-66 as well as
members of the Boa-d of Dir
ectors, Class of 1968, w : 1 be
elected at the Association
meeting.
Another feature of the day
will be the tenth anniversary
reunion of the Class of 1955
in connection with the neon
luncheon. Mrs. Fred Hanna,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, class
president, is in charge of
plans.
The Owls, Warren Wilson
soccer team, will play Appala
chian State College on the
Alumni Field at 2:30, while
the homecoming queen will
be crowned at half-time cere
monies. Immediately after the
i « ~ h-mr will be
held in Shepa~d House. A nur
sery tor small children will
be provided during the Asso
ciation meeting, the soccer
game and the coffee houn
AH alumni and former stud
ents in the Burnsville area
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Warden
Graduates
ORLANDO, FLA—Techni
cal Sergeant Thomas C. T.
Warden, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Burley H. Warden of 800
Edwards St, New Smyrna
Beach, Fla., has peen grad
uated frem the U. S. Air For
ce Senior Noncommissioned
Officer Academv AFB, Fia.
Sergeant Warden, who re
ceived advanced leadership
and management Gaining, is
a maintenance analysis tech
nic'an at Orlando. He is a
member of the Tactical Air
Command which provides
battlefield firepower, precis
ion jet photo reconnaissance
and air mobility for the na
tion’s ground forces.
The sergeant attended Rol
ls' lins College, Winter Park,
Fla.
Hik wife. Eloise, is the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Claren
ce Williams of Bald Creek,
N. C.
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are urged to attend. Re erva
tions for the luncheon should
be made at the colege office.
Mrs Charles Dellinger of Mi
caville, a member of the
Board of Directors of the Al
umni Association, is also ser
ving as chairman of the nom
inating committee for the
current election.
THJB YANCEY RECORD
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Dagger Team
GOOSE BAY, Canada
Staff Sergeant George S. Mc
lnturff, son of Mrs. Ila P.
Mclnturff of Bald Creek, N.
C, will be part of the F-102
Delta Dagger team as top
fighter pilots compete in Will
iam Tell, the U. S. Air Force
fighter weapons meet at Tyn
dall AFB, Fla., Oct. 1-9.
Sergeant Mclnturff is an
aircraft electrical repairman
at Goore, AB, Canada. His
team is representing the Air
Defense Command (ADC) in
the biennial comoetltlon.
The sergeant will return to
Goose after the ADC-spon
sored meet. Royal Nether
lands Air Force radar con
troller and a Royal Cana
dian Air Force air and ground
team give the 1965 event an
international aspect.
Sergeant Mclnturff is a
graduate of Bald Creek High
Scrool.
His father, George L. Mc
lnturff, resides in Burnsville,
N. C.
The sergeant’s wife, Loret
ta, is the daughter of Mrs.
Ida E. Milier of 427 W. Lin
coln St., Hoopeston, 111.
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