Smyrna times., 1962-05-31

May 81 at III am. Rev. Kelso,
pastor of Ewell's Methodist
Church, will deliver the ad-
dress to the graduates at that
time. The School Choir will
sing ''The American Anthem"
and "Face to Face. /" The grad
uating exercises to be held in
the School Auditorium on We'd
nesday, June 8. at BIS p.m..
will center around a play, "Sails
at Dawn" The address of vel
come will be given by Nancy
Hudson and the farewell by
Florence Hopkins. Other speak
ers will be Marlyn Rowlinson,
Shirley Richards and Billy
Whalen. Members of the class
are: Ella F. Dittman, Mary
Louise Ely, Florence Hopkins,
Nancy Hudson, Dorothy Jones.
Margaret Lofland, Shirley
Richards, Laura Rogers, Mar
lyn Rowlinson, Martha Wyatt,
Harold Bailey, Robert Berg
horn, Francis Houtman, Leroy
Jones, Edward Norris, Robert
Poore, Robert Richards and
william Whalen. The Class, with
three chaperones, has just re-
turned from a rwo-day trip to
New York. Highlights of their
trip were visits to Radio City
Music Hall, Museum of Natural
History. Hayden Planetarium,
a tour of Rockefeller Center,
and stops at the Riverside
Church and Cathedral of St.
John the Divine.
Memorial Day program was
given at the Smyrna Grange
last Thursday night, when flow
ers we're laid on the altar in
memory of Walter Massey,
Miss E. Stevenson, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Carter. Pantomime
of the making of the American
flag and of war scenes included:
Mrs. Charles Pryor as Betsy
Ross, Arthur Moffitt as George
Washington, and Harry Cloud
as a World War soldier. Old
war songs we're sung by Mrs.
George Fleming and Mrs. How
ard Deakyne.
Lake Como Beach will be
open to the public Memorial
Day, the Smyrna Town Coun-
Gil has announced. E llery Ward,
life guard, will be on duty
from 10 am. until IL noon,
and from l pm. until S pm.
every day, including Sundays.
Council has ordered the rem
ovation of sliding boards, see
saws, and other children's a.
musements once used on the
school grounds, after which they
will be installed at the Beach,
council reported. The town
property onMarket Street Plaza
has been sold to JohnM. Clough,
council announced.
Forty seven students will
graduate from the John Bassett
Moore High School June 9th.
They include: Martha Burrous,
Harry Beck, Clifton Bickling.
Shirley Bleckman, Eleanor
Burke, Stimson Carrow, Lilli-
an Craft, Earl Ely. Betty Eich-
holz, Manfred Ennis, Jane Hurd,
Fred Heinold, John R. Francis,
Fred Harris, Harold Hopkins,
Robert Jacobs, Joseph Pass
waters, Lewis Conaway, Char
lene Jones, Robert Spence,
Shirley Sydell, Mildred Slaugh-
ter, Lee Slaughter, Rosie Wall
er, Ethel Leager, Helen Jane
Stevenson, Rodney Schuman, E :
lizabeth Russell, Elva Waters,
Ralph Knotts, elenRegenauer,
Marion Pratt, Phyllis Reed,
Elizabeth Stats, AlfredRosen-
gren, George Wisk, Julian
Woodall, Emma Pearch, Helen
Pleasanton, Irene Sapp, Dorothy
Pratt. Officers are: President,
Robert Lower; vice president,
Mildred Slaughter; secretary,
Shirley Sydel; treasurer, Mar
tina Burrous.
Winners in the flower show
sponsored by the first six
grades of the John Bassett
Moore School last week includ-
ed: first grade: first, Barbara
Wallace; second, Freddy Allen;
third, Gale Johnson; second
grade; section one; first, James
Haas; second, David Jacobs;
third, Jimmy Wood; section TWO:
first, Wesley Hawkins; second,
Martha Lane; third, Doris Tay-
lor; first and second grades;
first, Harry Virdin; second,
Bing Pusey; third, Johnnie
Doughton; third grade, section
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