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PAGE 14—THE BULLETIN, June 27, 1959 School Specialties Company 35 N. Main St. BELMONT, N. C. Best Wishes To Belmont Abbey Stewart-Ramseur Incorporated Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors P. O. BOX 5251 PHONE FR. 6-7463 409 EAST 35th STREET CHARLOTTE 6, N. C. BEST WISHES TO BELMONT ABBEY INDEPENDENT Electric Supply Co., Inc. PHONE 7-1545 DISTRIBUTORS Power Equipment Electrical Supplies Lighting Fixtures 220 WEST FIRST STREET CHARLOTTE 2. N. C. Office Showroom Warehouse Hours — Mon.-Fri., 8*5, Sat., 8-12 BEST WISHES TO BELMONT ABBEY (IIILMAR HEALTH THROUGH SANITATION MISS LOUISE HOWARD of Savannah, a rising Junior at Sacred Heart Academy in Bel mont, has been elected to the position of Social Secretary of the Student Council, and she has been selected for Co-Editor of the “Shield,” student publi cation. Sacred Heart Convocation BELMONT — Spring Honors Convocation and Class Night Activities took place May 31 at Sacred Heart Junior College. Speaker for the occasion was Rev. Harold J. Johnson, assist ant pastor of Saint Patrick’s Church in Charlotte. Special honors went to Joyce Kendrick of Belmont for par ticipation in all school activities. Citizenship award went to Ma rie Lettich of Port Royal, S. C.; Athletic Awards to Ada Mae Black of Lincolnton, Judy Thatcher of Arlington, Va., and Pat Brutke of Shelby; School spirit to Peggy Bowden of Hol lywood, Fla.; Journalism to Ann Carey; Good Sportsman ship to Mary Elizabeth Black man of Benson, N. C. Scholastic honors went to Judy Michaels of Raleigh as Valedictorian; Patricia Brutke of Shelby, N. C., and Marie Lettich of Port Royal, S. C., tied for Salutatorian. Other Sopho mores receiving honors were Margaret Bowden and Judith Al- spaugh of Winston-Salem. These students were awarded a gold cord which they were privileg ed to wear for graduation. Freshmen taking honors in cluded Mary Louise Dodge, Gas tonia, N. C.; Sherrow DeVaugn, Statesville; June Abernathy, Belmont; Linda Mims, Cramer- ton; Jean Trinkl, Aiken, S. C.; and Dorita Salgado, Havana, Cuba. Class honors went to the fol lowing: Historian and Prophet, Marie Lettich and Ann Carey who combined memory and wit. to present these two features in unison. The Sophomore Class made a gift which they presented to Sister M. Christine, Dean of Studies at Sacred Heart. This was a sum to use toward an in tercommunication system. Mari an McLean composed the lyric for Class Day Exercises. Student of the year award was presented to Miss Judith Michaels by Mary Catherine Shields, one of last year’s stu dents and recipient of the stu- dent-of-the-year award last year. GROWS STRONGER People who get in the habit of thinking only of themselves find it is the hardest of all to break. 1A. 3-5101 CHARLOTTE, N. C THOROUGH TEACHER The man with a diploma from the school of experience is well fixed from a practical point of view. Opportunity may come your way, but you can’t expect it to come more than half-way. Says Only Brain Power Limits Resources NORTH EASTON, Mass., (NC) —The “critical limiting factor on the world’s resources” is not ma terials, energy or food, but “brain power,” the chairman of the board of the Radio Corpora tion of America said here. Frank M. Folsom made this statement in urging graduates of Stonebill Colege here to develop “creative thinking.” Mr. Folsom received an hon orary doctorate of laws from the college, which is conducted by the Holy Cross Fathers. Others receiving honorary doctorates of laws were His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York; John M. Curley, president of the Eastern Stain less Steel Company, and Father George P. Benaglia, C.S.C., president of King’s Colege, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mr. Folsom urged, the gradu ates to “hold sacred the spiritual values of life. Neither forsake the precepts of charity, justice and freedom, nor be misled by a desire for material things.” “Let our great purpose be peace on earth, good will toward men,” he said. “That must be our victory — a victory shared by mankind. A man’s batting average is high if he has accomplished half the things he intended to do. The only good feature about a budget is that it allows you to worry before you. spend — not afterwards. Best Wishes Belmont Abbey THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME CHARLOTTE Best Wishes To Belmont Abbey CHARLOTTE LINEN SERVICE J. L. SCHWARTZ. Manager Phone EDison 2-8156 P. O. Bose IQS6 CHARLOTTE. N. C. 36 YEARS OF SERVICE Best Wishes To Belmont Abbey CARRIKER POULTRY COMPANY SECURITY POULTRY ARR EGGS PHONE 3-2177 2811 CENTRAL AVENUE CHARLOTTE 4. N. C.