Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 8

EIGHT Danese Gets Award Danese Taylor is presented a $25. savings bond at the Awards Assembly held Thursday at Mullins High School, by Mrs. H. L. Akers, special projects chairman for the Woman's Civic Club of Mullens.

Graduation Exercises Slated At Smoot High SMOOT (RNS) The baccalaureate sermon on May 26 in the school auditorium at 11 a.m. will open the thirty-eighth annual commencement exercises of Smoot High School. The invocation will be given the pastor of the Smoot Methodist Sims Infant Dies; Rites Slated Today ALDERSON (RNS) Betty Jean Sims, infant daughter of Ross and Gladys Hiser Sims, died at 11:45 p.m. 'Friday in. a Ronceverte hospital.

The infant was born five hours earlier at the hospital. Other survivors include four brothers, Robert, Lee, Curtis, and George, and three sisters, Audrey, Becky, and Mary Lou, all at home. Graveside rites will be conducted at 11 a.m. today in the Fletcher Addition with the Rev. J.

W. McClain in charge. The body will remain at the Lobban Funeral Home in Alderson. DIRECTOR NAMED RUPERT (RNS) The Rupert Junior Woman's Club has been advised of the appointment of Mrs. Helen O'Rourke of Falls Church, as director of Woman's Activities of Project HOP as announced by Dr.

William B. Walsh, president. Church. The sermon will be delivered by the Rev. E.

K. Saw yers. Both the processional and recessional will be played by Mrs. Alma Hogsett, traveling music teacher of'the county. The commencement exercises will be held in the auditorium May 30 at 8 p.m; The invocation will be given by Dr.

Fred B. Wyand, retired Methodist minister, of Hinton. The salutatory will be given by Linda Cruse, while the valedictory will be given by Butch Robertson. Dr. L.

C. Nelson will-deliver the address to the seniors. His subject will be "Now is the Hour." Paris Hume, principal, will present diplomas to the seniors. Members of the graduating class are: Janet Ruth Boggess, Frances Sue Cochran, Rose-Marie Cohenour, Linda Eileen Cruse, Elizabeth Jewell Cutlip, Connie Jo Hamrick, Judith Gale Henson, Ruth Ann Hinkle, Virginia Hutsenpiller Lepley, Alice Ann Knapp, Mary Lou Knapp. Fornia Margaret Leef, Linda Lee Leef, Karen Josephine Robbins, Elaine Dorothy Sawyers, Nina Faye Zicafoose, James Edward Cohenour, Steve Hedrick, Frank Blane 'Jones, Robert Edward Levier, Charles Martin, Jack Sherman Martin, James Robert Quillen, Joseph Wayne Robertson, Gary Wayne Sawyers, and David Ray Thomas.

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ADV. BECKLEY'POST-HERALD, BECKLEY; VA, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 20, IMS Awards Assembly Held At Mullens MULLENS (RNS) Represent- camp, ing the Mullens Woman's Club, Mrs. H. L. Akers presented cash awards to Danese Taylor and Sandy Meadows at awards assembly held at Mullens High Thursday.

Danese Taylor was given $25 for outstanding work on the school paper and Sandy, $15 for the most valuable member of tive Latin dub. The club is sending Sandy to the Future Homemakers Leadership Camp; Barbara Schrader to Tri-Hi-Y Conservation Camp; and Kent Sluss to West Virginia Wesleyan. Other awards presented were: Carlos Lester was given the Big Award for the most outstanding musical personality in the MKS band. He also won the John Phillip Sousa Award for the most valuable senior boy in the band. Straight A awards were presented to Evelyn Lambert and Brenda Monroe, Ramsey, both juniors; Karen Wells, Dickie Thompson, Bucky Davis, all sophomores; and Paula Nicewander, Perfect attendance awards were given to Thelma Ellis, 1Z years; Don Sandoval, 10; Ellen Gibson, Roy Kemp, and Judy Sizemore, six years; franklin Johnson, Robert Lefler.

and Alan Stewart, four; Louise Blankenship, Tommy Green, Dorothy Hoge, Linda Joyce, Linda MfcCoy, Barbara Bauiley, three; Terrill Cook, two; Linda Aliff, Dorothy Canada, Brenda Sheila Compton, Curtis Courington, Juanita Craft, John Fowler, Robert Hern, Roger Kidd, Wardie Lefler, Paula Nicewander, Johnny Stiltner, Cheryl Stone, Dickie Thompson, John Tice, and Patty Worley, one year. English to Sieve Brooks, freshman; Karen Wells, sophomore; Evelyn Lambert, junior; and Rose O'Neal, senior for outstanding work during this year. The award in French I was presented to Steve Brooks, and Pat McGhee in French II. A certificate for "Journalist of the Year" was presented to Terrill Cook. In the Keep Wyoming County Green contest, Karen "Wells was the dis- xict first place winner.

She gets her expenses paid to Conservation Services Set Today For Dr. Hunter PBTERSTOWN (RNS) Funeral services for Dr. John O. Hunter, 85, will le conducted at 2 p.m. today' in the Peterstown Methodist Church with the Rev.

Charles Potts and the Rev. Charles Jack in charge. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery at Princeton. He died Saturday evening at his home. The body will remain at Broyles Funeral Chapel in Peterstown and will be taken to the church one hour prior to the funeral.

Members of John Dove Lodge No. 78, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, will serve as pallbearers and conduct graveside rites. Members of the Peterstown Chapter, Order of Eastern Star will carry flowers. PRINCETON (RNS) Wirt, 53, was killed in a mine accident at about 10:30 p.m. Saturday at Lhe Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates mine 'at Keystone.

He was crushed by a piece of mine machinery. He was a mine foreman and a member of the Lilly Grove Baptist Church. Born Feb. 2, 1910, at Davy, he was the son of John and Pearlie Longhorn Wirt of Davy. Other survivors include his wife, Rose; a son, Howard, sta with the Coast Guard at Portsmouth, a foster daugh- Brenda Jackson, at home; ihree sisters, Mrs.

Margaret Sparks of Detroit, Mrs. James Cook and Miss Loay Wirt, xth of Davy; and five brothers, toward of Hagerstown, Donald, Jack, Paul, arid John, all of Detroit, Mich. The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Lilly rove Baptist Church with the Rev. R.

J. Rasberry in charge. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. The body will remain at Memorial Funeral Directory in Princeton and will be taken to the church ope 'hour prior to the fu- Astepateaa Westinghouse BEST BUYS 0 Quality Dependability Features Infinite Heat Surface Units High-Speed Broiling Lift-Off Oven Door Oven New Westinghouse Double Oven ELECTRIC RANGE Far Cooler Cleaner Too 1309 I. MAIN ST.

OAK HILL, W. VA SfOP AF THf WESHNGHOUSt Marvin Wirt, 53, Is Killed In Mine neral. Pallbearers will be Leonard hooper, J. B. Bowling, James Thompson, Freeman Ayers, Eugene Watts, James Key, Harold Brookman, and Lawrence Lynch.

Section formen of the mine will honorary pallbearers. Members of the Kate Rowland and Lovett Circles of the church will carry flowers. second in district and he won three silver doJJars. Loraine Birchfield was the girl placing third in the district, die was given five silver dollars. In Latin Bucky Davis, Roy Kemp, Yvonne Ramsey, and Dickie Thompson were given straight A certificates.

Dickie was given the school award Karen WelJs was the valuable member in Latin II. She also won the school award. Best project was won by Roy Kemp in Latin I and Raymond Price in second place. Karen Wells had the best booklet in Latin II Sheila Compton in second chemistry award went to presented to Douglas Day. Dooley, for being "FBLA oi the year" was given a savings bond.

In the Industrial Arts Department, Jimmy Graham did outstanding work for the first year, vith SherriU Parker, runner up and Jerry Wilson for second year. The 'Arion Award was given to Jloria Pritchard for the most out- tanding senior band member; outstanding junior member, Cindy Cook: Jimmy Wikel, sophomore; and Kent Sluss, freshman. place. The Evelyn Lambert. Steve Brooks was presented the Math I and Yvonne Ramsey the Math II award.

The math III was won by Evelyn Lambert and Cindy Cook, tleing for first place. The math IV award went to Milburn Hinehart and the physics award to Steve Brooks. Home economics awards went to Rosemary Lambert, in first year, and Deborah Adams, second year. The outgoing president oi the Future Komemakers of America Club, Jeri Dooley, the new president, Dinah Warden, presented a flag to Lewis D'Antoni for school. The art award was given to Charlotte Lane, the American History Award to Pat MicGhee, and the yearbook award to Jeri Dooley.

Honor Thespian of. the year was Terry Houck. Five outstanding the track award won- by he Mullens team to Principal D'Antoni for-the school. Citizen of the year named was Tommy Bishop and the wrestling award went to Truman Shrewsbury. Church Dinner Held By Clifty Persons nounced; of the Becky club were an- Pritchett, Jeri Dolley, Lana Cox, Deborah Adams, and Patti Murphree Cindy Cook was presented a $25 savings bond for placing first in the school oratorical contest.

The speech award was given to Danese Taylor. Presentation of the Physical Education award was given to Dickie Thompson and Charlotte Perdue. It was announced that Robert Sandy was on the ali county basketball team. Johnny Baiters, Tommy Bishop, Tommy Liddle, and Larry Houck made the all-county football team. Senior athlete with the highest average throughout school was Milburn Rinehart.

Best all-around athlete was Robert Sandy. Johnny Salters won the football award and lor basketball, Robert Sandy. Members of the National Athletic Society were announced they were Tommy Bishop, Roger Yost, Sam Foglesong, Danny D'Antoni, Bucky Davis, Dickie Thompson, and Joe Zebpsky. Linda Vanover won the typing I and shorthand I awards; typing IT, Lana Cox; shorthand II, Bonnie York; bookkeeping Garnet Manning', and bookkeeping Delora Holland. Award for Commercial Math was a fellowship dinner was leld at Kessler Memorial Presbyterian by the Men of the Church and the Women of the Church.

Following the meal, the men leld their session in the sanctuary of the church with the Rev. 0. C. C. 0.

White, and F. Kesler attending. The Women of the Church held their.meeting in the church basement, with Mrs. Leonard McCune residing. Mrs.

A. A. Kessler led opening prayer. Mrs. F.

Kesler was moderator of the scripture lesson and discussed the 16th chapter of Matthew. Mrs. Ruth Deitz spoke on "The Birthday Objective," the annuU roject of their denomination This is the 51st anniversary of the Women of the From the offering, $25,000 is to go to each of three hospitals in Mexico, anc $300,000 will go 'for missionary work in Brazil. Officers elected to assume office Oct. 1 are president, airs.

M. Cavendish; vice president, Mrs C. 0. White; and Mrs. Homei McGraw was retained as sec retary-treasury for another term of office.

Also attending were Mrs. George Lancaster, Mrs. C. 0. Homer McGraw, Thelma Kenney, -Mrs.

M. B. Cavendish and Mrs. Clarence Ruffner Ansted. OMalker.iS.

Taken By Death UNION (RNS) Mrs. Ollie Noble Walker, 78, died Saturday at 8 p.m. at the home of her son, Charles of Union, after a snorl illness. Born June 14, 1885, at Hill Top, she was a daughter, of the late James and Mary Dunn Noble. She was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church at Mandeville.

Her husband, H. C. Walker, preceded her in death in. 1921. Survivors include two other sons, Clarence and Dewey, both oi Union; two daughters, Mrs.

Jack W. Turner of Memphis, and Mrs. John Wredling of St. Charles, three brothers, B. P.

of Hinton, W. B. of Peterstown, and AjM. Noble of Kennan; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Foster of Indian Mills and Mrs.

Ida Thomas of Peterstown; 10 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Broyles Funeral Home Chapel at Union with the Rev. Don Lowe and the Rev. Billy Scott Mick in charge.

Burial will be in Greenhill Cemetery. The body will remain at the funeral home. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Officers Elected For Council Elected as officers of the Student Council of the Mount Hope Junior High School for the coming year Friday were (back row, left to right) Richard Allen, president: Eddie Souk vice president; (front row, left to right) Jane Garvin, secre- tary, and Ellen Page treasurer. Allen, Miss Garvin and Miss Page are all members of the present eighth grade class and will be Freshmen next term, and Souk is in the present seventh grade and will be an eighth grader next year.

Se vices Tuesday For E. C. Harvey HINTON ('RNS) Funeral services for Eustace Clinton Harvey, 71, of Buck will be conducted at 2:30 pjn. Tuesday in the Little Wolf Creek Baptist Church at Buck with the Rev. Bill Fox and the Rev.

Robert Shields in charge. Burial will be in the Huffman Cemetery. He died Saturday at 4:15 at his home. The body will be taken to the home at 11 a.m. today from the E.

Jr. Meadows Funeral Home in Hinton and to the church one hour prior to the funeral. Pallbearers will be Noah Rogers, Jack Cook, Pete Cook Frank Thompson, Thomas Low ery, Bert Thomas, Amos Lowery and Fred GrimmetL VISITS IN NEW YORK RAINELLE Mrs. James Per singer of Rainelle left Saturday to visit her stepdaughter, Mrs Robert Baker of Hamburg, N. Longest river in the eastern United States is the Susquehanna which begins.in Otse'go Lake in central New York, and empties into Chesapeake Bay at-Havre de Grace, Md.

Its west branch flows 160 miles through Pennsyl- vanis. Vice Admiral At Fayette Graduation W.Roy Booth W. Roy Booth, county sanitarian, will conduct a- special food handlers class Wednesday at the Greenbrier Youth Cany at Anthony. The instruction is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. All persons preparing food for the public, and everyone serving food to the pubic, should have a food-handlers permit.

Booth stated that anyone attending this class would be entitled to such a permit. Arrangements for (his special health education service to the public has been made through the cooperation of the County Health.De- Demonstration Council's Health Committee. Mrs. Okey McCraw, Lewisburg, is chairman of the county committee. Other members are: Mrs.

J. H. Gillilan, Frankford, Mrs. Ivan Napier, Rainelle, Mrs. L.

C. Thrasher, Ronceverte, Mrs. Sam Hanna, Renick, and Mrs. Roy Hampton, Lewisburg. Mrs.

McCraw stated that each club's health committee chairman and other club members who assisted with serving community meals are urged to get this special instruction. Birth Recorded HINTON (RNS)--- Mr. and Mrs. Mason Donohoe of Laurel Dela. announce the birth of a son born'April 27 in the Nantieoke Memorial Hospital of Laurel, Del The baby who weighed ''five pounds and six ounces at-birth has been named Richard Miller.

Mrs. Donohoe is' the former Miss Bonnie Hill of Laurel, Del. and Donohoe is a former Hinton resident, who is now teaching school ui Delaware. The maternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs.

Hudson Hill Laurel, and the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Pearl Donohoe of Pluto Route Hinton. ANSTED (-RNS) The commencement at Ansted High School be held May 31, at 7:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium, and will commemorate the golden anniversary of the school. Pomp and Circumstance" will be the processional played by Johnny Ellison; invocation will be led by Capt.

William p. Roberts, minister of the Ansted Church of the Redeemer; an address will be given Eleanor Frances Kincaid; the valedictorian address will be given, by Rebecca Ruth Dix; 'Graduation Prayer," will be presented by the Ansted i School Chorus under the direction' of Mrs. Vera Kelley; E. R. Vawter, retired educator of Ansted, will introduce the speaker, Vice Admiral Burton B.

Biggs, C. S. Navy, retired; The guest speaker is an alumni of the school, Vice-Admiral Burton 1 B. Biggs, States Navy, retired. Biggs was born at Elliott, Fayette County, the 'son of Mrs.

Biggs of Ramsey. Biggs began his naval career with the Class of 1921 at the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. in 1917.

After graduation from the Naval Academy, he served aboard the USS Utah, the USS Shaw; the USS Seattle and the US Detroit, for several years. From Dec. 1926 to December 1928, he served as Aide to the Commandant, Ninth Naval District, Great Lakes, 111., before returning to duty afloat. Later, he served as Executive Officer of the Ammunition Depot, Fort Mifflin, for two years. In May 1933, he joined the light cruiser Richmond as assistant gunnery officer, later serving as her senior assistant engineer.

From August 1935 to May 1938, he served as an instructor of Economics and Government at the Naval Academy, returning to sea duty in June 1938 as Gunnery Officer of the US Chester. In May 1940, he assumed command of the USS Arctic, provision ship, which later carried supplies to the Pacific Fleet. During the early period of World War II, he-served in the Bureau of Navigation, Navy De partment, aixf'was awarded the Legion of Merit for "exceptionally meritorious conduct." Assigned to the staff of Commander Fifty Fleet as Logistics Officer, in August 1943, he participated in many major campaigns and was awarded the Gold Star in lieu of a Second Legion of Merit. was retired Sept. 30, 1958 at his own request, and was advanced to the rank of Vice Admiral on the retired list.

On Aug 6, 1959, he was recalled to active duty to serve, as director for Petroleum Logistics Policy, office of the Secretary of Defense, Washington, D. C. Vice Admiral Biggs also has the. Victory Medal, Fleet'Clasp; American Defense Service Medal; Medal with six engagement stars; World War II Victory China Service Medal; Navy cupation Service Medal; National- Defense Service Medal; Service Medal; United Nations-' Service Medal; Korea Unit Citation; and Military Order of Taeguk from the Korean Gov-; ernment. Admiral Biggs and his wife, former Miss Catherine Livermore of Boston, Mass, reside at 2902 North Glebe Road, Arlington, Va.

They have two daughters: Mrs. Roy Essayan, wife. of an ated Press Correspondent Mrs. Richard B. Carpenter, wife of an Assistant Professor at University.

Following the 'address by Vice Admiral Biggs, M. B. school principal will present the- awards; recommendation of" seniors will be made by Paul Fox; presentation of diplomas will- be made by H. H. Wills, member, of the Fayette County Board ol- Education; benediction by Guy Vaughan, pastor of Ansted Baptist Church and the reces sional, "Coronation March" will be played by Johnny Ellison.

Members of the senior class are: Eugene Edgar Absher David Michael Allport, Jewell Ann Arbaugh, Anna Margaret Backus, Robert Charles Barton, Jack Wayne Bragg, Kyle Leon Burgess, Lawrence Ray Carnifax, Luella Lee Cavendish, Brent Crist, Marian Etta Davis, Rita 'Jo Dietrich, Rebecca Ruth Dix, Burma Dale Duty, Sharon Joan Eagle, Andrea Karen Eastman, Carolyn Ann Elkins, Lee Robert Elliott, Ernest Lee Ellison Patricia Arlene 'Ferguson, Allen James Fox, Charles Edward Fox, Raymond Dale Fox, Sharon McVey Fox, Roger Lee Gill, John Dennis Hart, Stephen Anthony Hendrick, William House Held In Summers Open house was'held Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Green Sulphur Springs Grade School to commemorate the selection of the school as "model" for the first time. The school was scored this month by Irvin S. Maddy, superintendent of Summers County Schools, William Predue, attendance director, and. Ike Mitchell," director of field training for teachers from Concord College.

A total of 112 per- sons attended the observance. The school received a 98 and one half percent rating out of a possible 100. A musical program presented for the patrons by the students of the school. A display of the- students work was also viewed by the A social period was held. Shown in the kitchen of the school are the cooks, Mrs.

Peggy Cadle (left) cook, and June Fleshman, assistant Mother-Daughter Event Slated Today In Fayette FAYETTEVILLE (RNS)-Mrs. Stanley Moore was hostess for a meeting of the Executive Board of the Fayetteville Junior Women's Club at 8 p.m: Thursday in her home on Maple Road. The president, Miss Edna Janutolo, presided. Mrs. Edwin H.

Warfield announced arrangements had been completed for the Junior Women's Centennial Mother-Daughter banquet to be held at 6:30 p.m. today in the diningroom of the Fayette County Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Building on Maple Avenue. MONTHLY PAYMBTf HOMEMODEmiATIOIICO Returns Overseas Sp. 5 Larry A. Garcia, son of Mr, and Mrs.

Ralph Garcia of Rupert, has returned to Thia- land after spending 27 days with his parents. Garcia was sent to Thialand on a special assignment. He is a 1965 graduate of High School and has This annual event is being held to honor the mothers, or invited close friends of the members. Serving with Mrs. Warfield on committees in the arrangements were Mrs.

Eddie in charge of door prizes, and Mrs. Charles Jordan the decorations. At the meeting, installation of officers will be held with Mrs. Lawrence B. Lyon Jr.

of Madison, who is the Capitol District chairman of Junior Woman's Club, as the installing officer. Those to be installed for the club year are: Mrs. Stanley Moore, president; Mrs. W. T.

Webb first vice- president; Miss Jean Miller, second vke-president; Mrs. Eddie Neal, third vice-president; Mrs. Hobart E. Thomas, recording secretary: Mrs. Bobby Bates, corresponding secretary; Mrs E.

H. Warfield, treasurer; Mrs. Carl Riner, historian; and. Miss Edna Janutolo, parliamentarian. Sponsor is Mrs.

George Hatfield. Other business discussed the Executive Board Meeting was the entering of a float in the Harvest Day Parade to be held in Oak mil Sept 28. The local group decided to enter an individual float The incoming president, Mrs. Moore, announced all books are to be closed out and turned in at the Executive Board Meeting June. COLCORD (RNS) Mrs! James Wflson of Dayton, Ohio, graduated from Dayton Public High School Thursday night.

Mrs. Wilson is the former.Joyce Austin, a former resident of Colcord and a student of Clear' Fork High School until her junior year when she married and went to Dayton to reside. She is the mother of a small son, Craig, and the granddaughter of Mrs. Oma Thompson of.this community. Kernard Austin, son of Mrs.

Oma is still hospitalized at the Veteran's Hospital Dayton, Ohio, where he underwent surgery a -short time ago. A letter from his daughter, Mrs. Joyce Wilson, told the grandmother that Austin was slowly improving; Injured Dec. 18, 1961 he has spent most of the time since in hospitals. Colcord Women's Association will meet Tuesday evening at Pattie C.

Stockdale Home. Mrs. S. Pettry will be leader at this meeting. The theme will be "What a Christian should and should not The June meeting of the Association.

will close the meetings for July and August, with meetings being resumed in September. Flash floods in the Clear Fork Valley' area muddy water, rocks and. other debris on roads and on lawns nearby the flooded areas Fridays Near Clear Fork High School the road was covered with mud and debris as was the road near the Pattie C. Stockdale Home, and Youth Breaks Arm OOLCORD (RNS) Roger Fraley, six, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Fraley, fell from a tree Wednesday evening at tbe home of a neighbor breakup OB right arm in Sour places. He was rushed to Medical Center in Whkesvilk, where he was referred to Beckiey Memorial Hospital for setting of flooded the yard of Woodrow Toney and also got into the Bill Nelson yard. Mrs. Oma Thompson is ill at her home on Sycamore Creek. Mrs.

Agnes Dillon is spending one week with her sons-in-law and daughters, and sons and daughters-in-law in Dayton, Ohio. the arm and placing it in a cMtJ Shown is John F. Eades, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Eades of Ansted, who is doing student teaching in Business Principles in the commercial department of Ansted High School, under the direction of Mrs.

Deen C. Dever. Eades will graduate later this month from West Virginia Institute of Technology. His wife is the former Miss Jean Dooky of FayetteviUe and they have "a son, Carroll Hoffman Marjorie Ernestine Holcomb, Richard Arlin Holder, Mary Katherine Hypes, Betty Ellen Jones Bays, Eleanor Frances Kincaid, Michael Ray Kincaid, Charlotte Ruth Lane, Jessie Ann Lanham, Peggy Patricia Hope Lewisi Grace Sue LeMasters, George Edward Lucas, Gertrude Edna McAbier, Elizabeth Carole Me- Clary, Auston Lee McGraw, May Ruth McGraw, Sharon Kay Meadow, Gala Mensavage, Rose Marie Middleton, Melba Ann Mies; Linda Lou Mitchell, Nancy Leigh Nickell, Arlene Elaine Parish, Robert Allen" Parrish, Virginia Sue Parrish, Shelia Fox Parsons, Cheryl Rule Oley Randall Pennington, John" Paul Ramsey, Elizabeth Nichols John Stanley Snuff, Jerrold Loraine Skaggs, Ronald Mitchell Skaggs, William Donald Skaggs, Patricia Ann Southern, Janet Ruth Terry, David Nelson Thomas, Jackie Leon Underwood, a Harold Underwood, Ethyl Frances Willis, Elizabeth Claudene Workman, James Eugene Workman and Deirdre Janis Absher. Class sponsors are Paul D.

Fox and Mrs. Irene M. -Fitzwater, Honor students are Rebecca Ruth Dix, Eleanor Frances Kincaid, Jewell Ann Arbaugh, Virginia Sue Parrish, Rita Jo Dietrich, Sharon Joan Eagle, Sharon McVey Fox and Arlene Elaine Parish, Receives Honor Kyle Burgess, son of Mr. and airs. Coy Burgess of Ansted, and a member of the senwr class was chosen "Highlander of the Week" by the Future Business Leaders of America Club of Ansted High School Kyle past president of the president of past captain of the football team; has received two letters in track; one tetter in football; and was manager of the basketball team this year.

Last year, Kyte received recognition for being the best actor in the English dass Play, "Murder by Drive Compteted WINONA (RNS) Miss Hilda chairman, has an-- nounced the drive for the Cancer Crusade ended Saturday in the Winona area. women took part: Mrs, Ai Giltepie, Smith, and Mrs. Jesm Horrocks. A total of J45.33 WK collected the crusade..