Bethware School News
BY LYNDA HERNDON
Omitted Last Week
Last week the seniors met so
that the president, Bdbby Biddix
could read the superlative list.
Superlatives are: most artistic —
Gary Fisher and Janet Hamrick;
most carefree —Jean Moore, Em
ily f famrtok. Charles Love
lace; most versatile — Jerry
Patterson and Linda Moore; wit
tiest — Barbara Yartbrough, Troy
Dover and David Queen; most
courteous — Jo Ann Moss, Roger
Bowen, Maxine Hamrick, and D.
P. Smith; most popular — Kim
Cashion and Bdft*y Biddix; most
dependable — Edith1 MoClaine
and Maynard Phiibepk; quietest
— Paul Henson and Kay Carroll;
most intelligent — Ruth Blalock
and Bdbby Biddix; best looking—
Barbara Yarbrough and Don
Horn; most likely to succeed —
Jerry Patterson and Linda
Moore; most co-operative — Gary
Fisher, Linda Moore and Helen
Chapman; best all around — Kim
Cashion and Bobby Biddix; most
bashful —• PaulHenson and Kay
Carroll; most athletic — Janet
Haimriok and Bdbby Biddix; cu
test ~ Kim Cashion and Bobby
Biddix; most musical — Ruth
Blalook and Jerry Patterson;
most original — Betty Jean Bak
er, Jean Moore, and David Queen;
friendiest — Kim Cashion, Ron
nie Leqnhart and Edward David;
neatest — Barbara Yarbrough
and Jerry Patterson; best per
sonality —■ Linda Moore and Don
Horn; rqost (dignified — Gary
Fisher, Roger Bowen and Linda
Moore; flirtiest — Barbara Yar
brough and Charles Bolin.
The high school met In the
gym last week to elect Miss Beth
ware. All the senior girls were el
igible. The lucky girl was Barba
ra Yarbrough. Barbara Is a pret
ty brunette, with green eyes. She
is active in school work, a cheer
leader, a member of the science
and College Club. She is also the
Senior attendant in the home
coming. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Yarbrough of
route 3, Kings Mountain.
The second six weeks period
ends this week, so many tests are
toeing given. Report cards will be
given out next week.
The Bethware bail games are
well under way now with three
games out of the way. They are
only playing practice games now,
but December 1st the conference
games start with Bethware play
ing Boiling Springs at Boiling
Springs. Both ball teams hope to
have a successful year.
The Monogram and College
Clubs are very much excited a
toout going to Clemson Saturday.
Those going are: Barbara Yar
brough, Jean Moore, Kim Cash
ion, John Caslhion, Jerry Morris,
Eddie Herndon, Joe Fite, Ken
neth Cash, Lawrence Bolin, Tom
my Barrett, Billy Wease, Jerry
Patterson, Gary Fisher, Bobby
Biddix, Ruth Blalock, Linda
Moore, Janice Yarbrough, Karen
Horn, Frankie Hamrick, Janice
Ware, Becky Bolin, Joyce Falls,
Carolyn Whetstine, Judy Hoop
augh, and Lynda Herndon. Mr.
Bond Sales
Aze Climbing
The people of North Carolina
responded to the higher interest
rate of 3 34 percent now being
paid on Savings Bonds toy increa
sing their purchases. During Oc
tober, statewide sales of Savings
Bonds, Series E and Series H
combined were up 6.3 per cent ov
er sales of last October.
The Series H bonds showed the
strongest increase, with sales be
ing 23.6 per cent greater than
they were in the same month of
a year ago. Series E bonds were
up 4.6 per cent.
Cumulative sales for the year
amounted to $38,750,065. This is
76 per cent of North Carolina’s
1959 goal of $51,000,000.
Cleveland County sales for
October were $51,090.85 bringing
the total sales for the year to
$296,971.75.
Six counties have already a
chieved their sales quota for 1959.
They are Dare, Henderson, HOke,
Macon, Pamlico and Swain.
KThis report prepared toy U. S.
Savings Bonds Division, Greens
boro, and released toy Geo. Blan
ton, Jr., Country Volunteer chair
man, Cleveland County.)
and Mrs. Bill Powell, Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Franklin and Mr. and
Mrs. Blaine Fronetoerger are the
dhaperones.
Last Thursday and Friday the
F. H. A. and F. F. A. was initia
ted. They wore different outfits
each day. Friday rat court was
held in the auditorium. Each new
member participated very well.
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