The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, June 08, 1967, Image 6
PAGE 6—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, June 8, 1867
Awards Day was held last Tuesday at Mid-Carolina with a number of Seniors re
ceiving special awards. A complete listing of the various awards recipients may be
seen elsewhere on this page. The outstanding Senior award winners are pictured
above left to right seated Judy Rawls, Virginia Blount, Cathy Hentz, Janice Ringer,
Hubert Kinard, Frances Ann Spotts; standing, Danny Wiggers, Stanley Boozer,
Emlon Metts, Ann Bowers,
Prosperity Citizen.)
Awards Day Exercises were
held at Mid-Carolina High
school, May 30 at 10:30 a.m.,
in the school gymtorium. Aw
ards presented by H. M. Bed-
enbaugh, principal, were as fob
lows:
Valedictorian, Virginia Blount
and Salutatorians Cathy Hentz.
Virginia had a record in high
school of 94.43. She is the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. P. G.
Blount of Pomaria. Cathy had
a scholastic record in High
school of 93.11. She is the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Wood-
row Hentz of Pomaria.
The girls’ citizenship av/ard
was given to Janice Ringer, by
the Literary Sorosis of Pros
perity, for being chosen by the
faculty and her classmates as
the best candidate for future
citizenship. Janice is the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary L.
Ringer of Pomaria.
The boys’ citizenship award
was given to Hubert Kinard,
presented by the Prosperity
Civitan Club, chosen by the fac
ulty and classmates as possess
ing outstanding dependability,
leadership, service and patriot
ism. Hubert is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira H. Kinard of
Prosperity.
Danforth awards, “I dare
You,” were presented to an
outstanding senior boy and girl.
This year these awards were
given to Danny Wiggers and
Frances Ann Spotts. Danny is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bern
ard Wiggers of Pomaria and
Frances is the daughter of Mrs.
Frances H. Spotts of Prosper
ity.
The science award was given
to Virginia Blount for having
the highest scholastic record in
science. In order to be consid
ered for this award a student
must have completed all the
science courses offered by the
school. Virginia was also pre
sented the Math award for hav
ing the highest scholastic rec
ord in Math.
Janice Ringer was presented
the commerce award for having
the highest scholastic record in
the full commercial course as
determined by the commerce
teachers.
Cynthia Ruff received the
French award for having the
highest academic record in
French. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Ruff.
The English award was pre
sented to Luke Black for hav
ing the highest scholastic rec
ord in English. Luke is the son
of Mrs: Ralph B. Black, of
Prosperity .
Stanley Boozer received the
Social Studies award for having
Cynthit Ruff, and Luke B1
the highest academic record in
Social Studies. Stanley is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Boozer of Prosperity.
Ann Bowers was recognized
is having been chosen by the
faculty to receive the D A R
Good Citizen Award. It was
based on scholarship, leader
ship, and cooperation with stu
dents and the faculty.
Randy Griffin was recognized
as having been chosen by the
teachers to represent Mid-Caro
lina at Wofford College as
King Teen.
Annual awards are given
each year to students chosen to
help publish THE REBEL ,the
Mid-Carolina High School an
nual). They were Janice Ring
er, Editor; Emlon Metts, Bus
iness Manager; Ann Bowers
Club Editor; Hubert Kinard,
Sports Editor; Bryan Amick,
and Frances Ann Spotts, Photo
Managers; Linda Epting, Sub
scription Manager; Wanda Au-
ton also served as Art Editor.
School paper awards, given
to students chosen to help pub
lish THE REBEL ROUSER
(theMid-Carolina High School
paper) were Editor, Shirley
Cook; Business Manager, Dan
ny Wiggers; General News,
Luke Black; Feature Editor,
Deena Dawkins; Club Editor,
Amy Sandel; Art Editor, Jean-
nie Lee Nobles; Sports Editor
Randy Griffin; Subscription
Manager, Terrell Alewine;
Typists, Phyllis Lake, Dottie
Shealy, Janet Stoudemire.
Hubert Kinard, Student
Council President and Emlon
Metts, Senior Class President,
were presented with an award
for showing outstanding ability
and leadership.
Hubert Kinard was presented
in award by the Newberry Ob
server for having the highest
academic average of any stu
dent participating in two
major sports in high school.
Judy Rawls was giv*en a
medal for having served as
editor of the Literary Magaz
ine.
The following seniors were
recognized as having received
scholarships from various or
ganizations: Virginia Blount,
Pomaria Ruritan Scholarship;
Judy Rawls, Kiwanis scholar
ship to Newberry College; Ran
dy Griffin, Lutheran Synod
Scholarship; Deborah Metis,
40 & 8 Scholarship and Danny
Holland, Basketball Scholar
ship at King’s Business college.
Billy L. Bolton, Band Direc
tor, presented awards to the
following band students: All
State Band, Jan Rader, Angela
Dominick;Solo at State Festi-
zk. (Photo courtesy of the
val, Jan Rader, Brenda Meade;
Ensemble Participation at state
Festival, Jan Rader, and Ma
rie Murphy; Woodwind Choir,
Nelson Rhodes and Steve Ful
mer; Drum Duet, Beverly Haw
kins and Lynn Bedenbaugh;
Greenwood. Clinic Band, Nancy
Shealy, Angela Dominick, Mac
Dominick, Ivonne Bedenbaugh,
Brenda Meade, Jimmy Meade,
Emory Simmons, Dianne Ring
er, Rick Foster, Nelson
Rhodes and Steve Fulmer.
Coach Armstrong presented
trophies for the 1967 Tr^ck
season to the following out
standing participants: Most
Valuable, Ronnie Berley. Ron
nie set school records in the
High Jump—5’7”; High Hurd
les—17.4 seconds and Low
Hurdles (on a straightaway)
22.3 seconds. He was also high
scorer in the Conference 5-4
Track Meet with nine points
(first in High Jump and second
in Low Hurdles and fourth in
High Hurdles).
The leader in the Field events
was Charles Mayer. Charles set
school records in Shot Put
51’3 ” and Discus 121’8”. He
was the state champion in Shot
Put, Class A. Fred Coleman
was the leader in Track Ev
ents. Fred set a school record
in the Mile 4:48.3 minutes and
was Conference 5-4 Champ
(undefeated in Conference Com
petition).
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TRANSFERS
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Crescent, Inc. to Robert
Brown and Katie Brown, one
lot and one building, 811 Bur
ton street $5.
Eleanor D. Johnson to Jack
B. Self and Sara H. Self, one
lot and one building on Bound
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Newberry No. 1 Outside
Leo C. Brown to Adell Hair
and Thomas Hair, one acre,
$175.
Henry F. Mills and Margie
C. Mills to George H. Attaway,
two acres $5.
E. T. Nelson, J. Hottel John
son and Jesse C. Johnson to
A. B. Casper, three acres $5.
Fannie Mae Hendrix et al to
Hassell Hendrix, one acre and
one building $5.
G. Ernest Bundrick to Fran
ces R. Watts, 13 1-2 acres $5.
Whitmire No. 4 Outside
Stewart Wagner to James
Nichols, one lot and one build
ing $400.
R. M. Duckett Jr. to Charles
Anderson Epps and Mary H.
Epps, one lot $10.
R. M. Duckett Jr. to Lewis
J. Crutchfield and Annie J.
Cruthchfield, one lot $10.
Pomaria No. 5
Eloise W. Wright to Down?
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Little Mountain No. 6
Melvin H. Richardson to
Franki Rice Jacobs, one acre,
$5.00.
Edgar L. Rish to Billy Rish,
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ion.
Prosperity No. 7
Howard Morris to Oscar B.
Morris, .45 acre $5.
B. Camell Bedenbaugh to
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O. F. Armfield Sr. to Hubert
C. Sink, 4 1-2 acres $5.
Mrs. M. Eddie Pugh to Dan
iel E. Bedenbaugh and Linda
H. Bedenbaugh, one acre and
one building $10.
Dantzler L. Kinard to Fur
man Counts Jr., and Geneva K.
Counts, one acre, $5.
Mrs. Elton Summer is now
making her home at 1724 Clark
son Ave.
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