• With Our College Students > Wake Forest University ■’ Three Buncombe County students were graduated from Wake Forest University May 17. They were among about ; ‘DO who received degrees. The students are Gregory ‘ ■ la le Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘■Mowton W Ball of 24 N. TYrshing Rd., Asheville; William Carson Honeycutt Jr., son of Mrs. Georgia G. Honeycutt of 203 Connally St., ■ I Black Mountain; and Kalph , Gardner Hill Jr., son of Mr and Mrs. Ralph G. Hill of . Route 1, Brevard Road. Ar *; ilcn. Ball majored in accounting and received the B.S. degree. He was a Carswell Scholar and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, national scholarship 1 fraternity. Honeycutt majored in . -business and received the B.S. ‘.“degree. ■' Hill was graduated from the . ‘university’sSchool of law and received the J.D. degree. He was vice president of Phi Delta Phi law fraternity. ' W.C.U.-CULLUWHEK Robert E. Horton was . among 31 Western Carolina ^.'University students now ^studying in I/ondon under the .WCU Spring Quarter in England program. Three WCU faculty mem ; hers are accompanying the • students, offering coursework > in English literature and • culture, history, drama, and , biology. The group left New ;lYork March 21, and will ‘return to this country June 1. T Horton, a WCU sophomore, ...Us majoring in pre i engineering. UNC-ASHEVILLE 0 A senior physics major from "i Black Mountain received his , Bachelor of Arts degree at the ■University of North Carolina I-at Asheville during 1971! ;■ Commencement Exercises. .! William Joel Pool, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice S. Pool ; of 108 Fairway Dr., Black r "Mountain. ; A native of Chicago, 111, William is a 1972 graduate of . ■ John Hersev High School in 1- Arlington Heights, Illinois. Among his activities at '-UNC-A are, soccer team, ® ' intramural sports, and the square dance team. Oxford University’s Dr. Barrington Raymond White, .'.’who is serving as Breman •;* Professor of Social Relations ‘U’at UNC-A this spring, will be %; the Commencement speaker. ‘1 Dr. White is principal of y ; Regents Park College at T Oxford. William plans to continue . his studies at UNC-Chapel Hill i where he has been accepted at ! ihc School of Dentistry. *;• U.N.C. CHAPEL HILL K The following students from • w. the Valley were among (Jegree candidates at the 1976 spring ...... graduation at the. University , - of North Carolina al Chapel , Hill. r Black Mountain: Gwen y,' McMeans Harwood, B.S. Dental Hveienp. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mc Means of Camp Branch Rd. Wife of Ben Harward of - Raleigh; Danny Rose Dalton, B.S. Pharmacy, son of Mr. , and Mrs. Wilton Dalton, Avena Rd.; Arthur Evans , Smith, M.S.I..S., son of Mrs. Anna B. Smith, 604 I,akey St., . Gregory Byran West, B.S. Pharmacy, Montreat Road. Swannanoa: David Hayden Fancetta, J D., son of Mre. •; and Mrs. J. William Faucette and Montreat: Ernest Albert , Andrews II, A.B., son of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Andrews, Jr. , U.N.C.-C.H. SCHOOL OF NURSING Betty I xive Ellis recently received her Masters of Science Degree in Nursing from the School of Nursing at „ . the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Mrs. Ellis is employed at The Veterans Administration JV Hospital in Durham. Mrs. Ellis is the wife of Lloyd J. Ellis 111 and the daughter of 'c Mr. and Mrs. John E. I/ive, Black Mountain. HOLLINS COLLEGE Miss Kristen Keener, MEREDITH COLLEGE Miss Jane Elizabeth Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Gilbert of 125 Taylor Rd., Black Mountain, has been inducted into the Meredith College chapter of Pi Kappa Lambda national music honor society. Pi Kappa lambda is the musical equivaL.it to Phi Beta Kappa. Members are inducted on the basis of out standing musicianship and scholarship. Miss Gilbert is a senior majoring in music education with concentration in piano. She plans graduate study in music education after graduation from Meredith. She is a member of Sigma Alpha iota honorary music fraternity, accompanist for the Meredith Chorale and Ensemble, and vice-president of the senior class. The dean’s list student is a former chairman of Religious Em phasis Week, member of the elections board, and member of the Renaissance Singers. She is also a member of the Astrotekton Society. KING COLLEGE Jean I,ee Crawford of Black Mountain is a member of the graduating class at King College this spring. The 62 seniors at King will hear the baccalaureate ser mon on May 23 by Dr. Andrew R. Bird, Jr., pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk, Va. The com mencement address Sunday afternoon will be delivered by Dr. Spencer J. McCallie, Jr., headmaster emeritus of The McCallie School in Chat tanooga, Tenn. Miss Crawford has majored in both French and English at King, having transferred from Montreat-Anderson College. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J.R. Crawford of 100 Sunrise Terrace, Black Mountain. GARDNER-WEBB COLLEGE Miss Debra I>ee Bartlett, daughter of I^wrence Bar tlett, Rt. 1, Black Mountain, was one of 317 students who graduated from Gardner Webb College on Sunday, May 16. Miss Bartlett received an associate in arts in nursing. The baccalaureate was held aunuay morning ai ir.uu wun Rev. Hatcher S. Elliott, pastor of Beverly Hills Baptist Church, Asheville, as the speaker. The commencement speaker was Dr. Cecil A. Ray, General Secretary - Treasurer Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. Com mencement began at 3:00 Sunday afternoon. N.C. STATE UNIVERSITY Degrees were conferred on some 3,000 graduates Saturday, May 15, at the 87th annual commencement at North Carolina State University. Three of those 3,000 graduates are from the Valley region here. Bobbie J. Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Stewart, Maney I.ane, Black Mountain, received a doctorate in biochemistry, and Richard R daughter of Dr, aim Mrs Robert I’. Keener of Swan nanoa. has been named to the (lean's list of honor students at Hollins College, Va. Miss Keener, a graduate of Charles D. Owen High School, is a freshman at the Women's College CHOWAN COLLEGE Clint Emerson Payne of Black Mountain and a senior at Charles D. Owen High School has been accepted by Chowan College for the fall semester beginning August 22, 1976. Clint will be enrolled in the pre-education curriculum with an emphasis on physical education. Students completing the two-year pre-education curriculum receive the associate degree, transfer to a senior institution without loss of credit and continue in studies which lead to the B.S. degree and teacher of cer tification. Chowan College has an enrollment of approximately 1,000 students representing 35 states and 17 foreign coun tries. PAINTING CONTRACTOR • Residential • Commercial • Industrial INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Brush - Roller - Spray Painting Home Repairs For Estimate Call . _ _ _ - Robert Taylor 669*8698 Earley, son of Mr and Mrs. W W. Earley, 107 Oakland Drive, Black Mountain, received a bachelors degree in chemistry. Receiving a bachelors degree in electrical engineering was Ronnie J. Watson, son of Mr and Mrs. D.J. Watson, Rt. 1, Swan nanoa. UNO MEDICAL COLLEGE AT CHAPEL HILL David H. Hopper of Mon treat, son of the Rev. and Mrs doe B. Hopper of Presbyterian Mission, (Tionju, Chulla Puk do. Korea, completed his M.D. degree from University of N.C. Medical School at Chapel Hill. He will be beginning his residency as an intern at Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital on July 1, specializing in family prac tice. During his years at Medical school, Mr. Hopper received the Reader's Digest In ternational Fellowship honor and also served four months at the Presbyterian Medical Center in Chonju, Korea. He was a member of the Christian Medical Society while at UNC at Chapel Hill. Mr. Hopper previously received a bachelor of science degree in chemistry, cum laude, from King College in Bristol, Tenn., and graduated from Korea Christian High School Academy in Taejon, Korea. UNC IN CHARLOTTE Ronald Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turner, graduated with a B.A. in Music from University of North Carolina at Charlotte May 8. UNC AT ASHEVILLE Twenty-eight University of North Carolina at Asheville seniors were graduated with all-university honors during UNC-A’s 1976 com mencement. Another 27 members of the class received degrees with distinction in their major area of concentration. The honors were announced by Dr. Roy A. Biggs, vice chancellor for academic af fairs. Graduating Magna cum laude were Charles McCoy Fortune III of Black Moun tain, a sociology major, and William Joel Pool of Black Mountain, a physics major Graduated with depart mental distinction was Thomas Ray Wernicke of Swannanoa, a sociology major. KING COLLEGE Honors and awards at King College were announced at the annual Awards Dinner of May 13, with president Powell A. Fraser presiding. The speaker was Dr. J. Phillips Noble, a King College alumnus and pastor of the First (Scots) Presbyterian Church of Charleston, S.C. An achievement award in French was received by Jean Crawford of 100 Sunrise Terrace, Black Mountain. The History Clubs Award for proficiency and promise in the field of history was presented to Melanie Hyatt of Presbyterian Home, Black Mountain. Jean Crawford, also of Black Mountain, achieved membership in the king’s Honor Society Beta Tau Kappa. UNCA GREENSBORO Four Valley students were among 1771 persons to receive degrees from the University of N.C. at Greensboro during the People person. % JACK Mil.REE 669-6S0:i He represents a life in surance company that is also something special rPHwiiiMl suMm institutions 84th annual commencement on Sunday, May 9 in the Greensboro Coliseum. Receiving the master of education degree was Miss Kathleen A. Colquit*. a tex tiles and clothing major, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Holmes Colquitt of 120 College Circle, Swan nanoa. A bachelor of science degree was awarded to Miss Susan F. Jolly, a physical education major. Miss Jolly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jolly of 120 Taylor St., tslack Mountain. Mrs. Cathy Kluttz Marlboro, wife of James Marlowe of Greensboro and daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Kluttz of Black Mountain, received a bachelor of science degree in nursing. Mrs. Marlowe is the wife of Janies Marlowe of Greensboro. Receiving a B.A in Education was Miss Ann Knight, daughter of Mr and Mrs. E.H. Knight of Black Mountain. Miss Knight finished her work in December and is employed as an Art Teacher at Owen High bcnooi. GORDON COLLEGE Joseph L. Foreman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Foreman, Jr., Montreat, N.C. was honored Friday, April 2, at tne Spring Honors Con vocation and Annual Con vocation of the Society of Phi Alpha Chi at Gordon College, Wenham, Massachusetts for having achieved Dean’s last standing during the Winter, 1975-76 college term. Joseph was one of Kit members of the student body of 1029 to receive such an honor. To wualify for the Dean's List for a given term a student must carry at least three courses and earn an average of 3.6 or better with no grade below C. LEES McRAE COLLEGE Kathy Stephenson, a fresh man at Lees-McRae College, has been inducted into Delta Psi Omega, a national college drama fraternity. Delta Psi Omega was'first organized in 1954. Advisor and Sponsor to the organization is Dr Kim Harris, director of the Lees MgRae Theatre Department. The criterion for membership into Delta Psi Omega is dedication, unselfishness, and involvement in dramatic productions during the year. The student must maintain a high academic standing and demonstrate a certain degree of dignity and humility. Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill 0. Stephenson of Swannanoa. In northern European myth ology, cats are believed able to influence the weather ■ Don’t be in the dark about tires, come by and let us outfit your car with new and retread tires for the spring and summer driving season Highway 70 Black Mountain 669-6464 NEW STEEL BELTED RADIALS $50 ,o$55 each installed Charles D. Owen High School Honor Roll A-HONOR KOI.!. 12th Grade Evelyn Chandler, Rochelle Daniel, Brenda Harwood, Pam Kelly, .loAnn Matone, Anita McCracken, Wendy McMahan, Carol Morris, Chrisann Ohler, Donna Pate, Sharon Pierce, Frank Thielman, Rick Watson, I.ynn Wheeler, David Wilson. 11th tirade Gary Bartlett, Jane Boyce, Steven Cantrell, John Crawford, Leslie Davis, Kevin Edwards, Betty Hall, Teresa Ramsey, Mary Senn, Carol Schultze, Debhie Stafford. 10th Grade Joe Ballard, Mark Crawford, William Goure, lorn Harris, Cheryl Lewis, Robert Norby, Joy Gale, Lynn Raffield, Cindy Wang, Bolling Wilson, Randy Young. 9th Grade Tommy Anderson Sheila Bartlett, Gary Boyce, Vickie Buchanan, Kim Blankenship, Natalie Clevenger, I.ynette Garwin, Dedria Lynch, James Matayabas, Elizabeth McKay, Eric Skidmore, Joy Stutts, Frank Wilson. R-HONOR ROLL 12th Grade Rick Andrews, Dennis Austin, Sandra Bartlett, Sammy Branch, Becky Bridges, Keith Bridges, Vivian Burnette, Nancy Butler, Robin Cox. Donna Davidson, Linda Davidson, Suzie Fowler, Tony Fuertes. Kaye Hampton, Carol Har wood, Julie Hoefling, Lisa Hudgins, Debbie Johnson, Regina Lynch, Donnie McKenzie, David McMurray, Mary Meadows, Sue Mc Peters, Harold Melton, Gary Messer, Keith Patton, (.’lint Payne, Arthur Pertiller. Becky Petree, Eddie Pittman, James Pool, Janice Price, Norma Reese, Brenda Robinson, Terry Robinson, Rose Slatler, Diane Stroupe, Abbie Taylor, Mimi Vaillancourt, David Voss, Kathy Wagoner, Brent Wheeler, Carol Wilhelmi, Steve Willard, Susan Wilson, Marik Wilson, Tony Wright, 11th Grade Tammy Anderson, Teresa Andrews, Lois Austin Jan Bartlett, Teresa Bartlett, Rosie Blankenship, Robert Brown. Clarence Burton, John Daniels, Pegge Dixon, Skip Dyer, Charles Eggers, Judy Duncan, Leon Hall, Eddie Hargrove, Kenny Hipps, Joan Hensley, Ann Hudson, Kathryn McIntosh, Carol Phillips, Debbie Owensby, Teresa Smith, Darla Robin son, James Sammons, Karen Slaughter, Tony Scott, Allan Whitson, Terry Young. 10th Grade James Albright, Teresa Allen, Michael Andrews, Becky Banks, Marc Buhr MidMvi, rvauiy nui uau DeHart, George Foster, Rebecca Harris, Flten Howie, Polly Johnson, Ann Keever, Jimmy Kluttz, Sandra Lamb, Becky Loftis, Richard Laursen, Emma Ledford, James Love, Ivey Morris, Luanne Price, Jill Pruett, George Robinson. Robby Rucker, Keith Slagle. Roxic Slagle, Mitzi • Mark Swann, Bill Wells, Susan Wilson. 9th Grade Nancy Aceto, John Allen, Vickie Allen, John Arrington, Mark Barker, Teresa Bar tlette, Sheila Chandler, Diane Clark, Vickie Burnette. George Burke, Bill Dailey, June Fowler, Darryl Harris, Barbara Hensley, Jeff Led better, Jack Marlowe, Tracy Mathis. Alyson McCuen, Annette McDevitt Debbie McNamara, Donna laxwell, Melissa Olinger, Rhonda Padgett, Teresa Price, Sharon Smith, Stephen Stock. Libby Stroupe, Billy Student, Susan Wheelon, Tammy Young, Peggy Vess, Jannifer Wang. Some people believe Unit it you catch a falling leaf, you will ha.e a good and happy life. B & V SERVICE Mohawk & Armstrong Carpet Armstrong & Gold Seal Inlaid Sheet Vinyi Tile & Cushion Floors Complete Installation 669 7301 FREE ESTIMATES 669.7294 Owen Highlights Springtime in the Moun tains" was this year's theme for the Junior-Senior Prom held at Owen High School gym last weekend. The entire lobby and gym were transformed. The lobby was like an outdoor lawn and rock garden with tables and chairs. To enter tie.' gym you walked over a bridge with fountains on both sides containing live goldfish. The walls of the gym were covered with beautiful drawings of the mountains. The lawn ' hairs anti tables wei: surrounded b.v rock gardens with many beautiful blooming flowers and shrubs. The students had their pictures taken in a giaril gazebo which enclosed a love seat and hanging shrubs. The hand ‘ Bite, Chew, and Spit" provided music The dance was a smash! Refreshments were served. It was a real treat to see the students and teachers dressed up and really having a great time. Congratulations to: Tony Wright and Crisann Ohler for being selected as our representative good citizens for the 1975-76 school year. They were honored by the Asheville Civitan Club with a luncheon at the Trinity Church in Asheville; Donna Pate and Crisann < ihler for winning Civitan Club Scholarships of $500.00 and $550.00, respectively. Well, graduation is finally here! After four years of hard work year in and year out, when you finally say to yourself, ‘It will never end!”. it does. In one day it. is all over, and somehow you feel liberated and in other ways you fee! sad and empty. But in the long run, you know it is time to out the cord, to make your ful ure plans, and to enter the world a a wise and prepared adult. Graduation for the Owen seniors will be held in Spillman Auditorium at Ridgecrest, May 26 at 8:(K) p.tn. Except for the awarding of diplomas, the entire ceremony will be handled by Owen High School seniors. The same is true for the Baccalaureate Services which will be held that Sunday evening before Graduation. See you there1 A special thanks goes to the Owen High Eights staff for their faithful reporting this school year, especially to the following students who were always going beyond trie call of duty: Karen McDermott, '■civil' Fowler, -lane Boyce, Cindy Wan*!, and Ellen Begley These students have done their bes; to keep the Swannanoa Valley Com niunity informed f the many and varied activities that are happening in our school. We are proud of our school and hope that you in the com munity are, too. Many thanks to the community and the Black Mountain News for diving us such fine support Have a good - simmer and we’ll hope t be com municating through the column next year. On Wednesday, May 12, the Beta Club presented a $375.(HI 'heck to David Col tengim, directs of the Blue Ridge Chapter of the Eastei Seal Society, in order to sponser five students from the Orthopedic Hospital to attend Camp Eastei in-the-Pines, near Southern Pines, N.C this summer. 123rd Anniversary Sale Our 23rd Anniversary is in full swing. Fan { tastie buys on all pickup campers, travel J trailers, and motor homes. We have a large ■ stock of 7(1 Midas line of travel trailers and ■ mini homes. Also large selection of 32 footers ■ in motorhomes. You can see these at our a Swannanon location, where service comes 2 before and after the sale. 1 WRAY FRAIZER 1 CAMPING CENTER Fiancing Available 686 3414 Swannanoa Ramp on I- to House Paint Sale! 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