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{Thomas Edward Ward, Jr.
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1 FRONT ROYAL, Va.—
Thomas Edward Ward, Jr.,.
of Edenton, was among 31
graduating seniors who
received preparatory-school
diplomas during recent
commencement exercises
at Randolph-Macon
Academy in Front Royal,
Va. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ward, Sr., 110 Morris
Circle, Edenton.
A four-year student at
Randolph-Macon, Ward was
one of five students awarded
special Presidential Service
Honors by academy
president Arvin S. Williams
during annual Class Night
activities held prior to the
awarding of diplomas on
May 31.
< In addition, he was the
recipient of a Cadet Officer
Commission as a first
lieutenant with the
Academy’s Air Force Junior
ROTC program.
While at Randolph-
Macon, he served as
Sophomore Class treasurer,
Junior Class secretary, and
commander of the Color
Guard. He participated in
junior varisty football,
basketball, and baseball,
and was a member of the
Yellow Jacket Monogram
Club.
His other memberships
included the Ski Club, Latin
Club, Bicycle Club, “Sabre”
school newspaper staff, and
the R-MA Explorer Post
chapter. During his senior
year, he held the position of
Head Waiter in the school
dining hall.
Randolph-Macon’s Bacca
laureate - Commencement
Service featured the address
of retired Virginia Circuit
retired Virginia Circuit
Court Judge Elliott D.
Marshall, a 1922 alumnus of
the academy and a trustee
since 1953.
Letter To Editor
Os The Herald
To The Editor:
Some recent events have
shown the wisdom of North
Cardlinians in rejecting the
Equal Rights Amendment.
Most of the candidates for
Governor and Lt. Governor
have voiced support for the
ERA amendment.
One candidate for Lt.
Governor, Representative
John Jordan, voted against
this amendment when it
came before the 1975
General Assembly.
ERA would take away
from women many of the
rights they now enjoy, and it
is for this reason that
probably a majority of
women themselves oppose
this amendment.
John Jordan, son of the
late B. Everette Jordan and
Democrat candidate for Lt.
Governor, deserves our
thanks for voting against
ERA. The voters should
seek out the positions of all
the candidates on this issue.
Bobby Simpson
Newton Grove
Mbs Morris
Governor’s Page
Melanie Morris, a ninth
grade student at Chowan
Academy, will serve as a
Governor’s page the week of
June 7-11. She will work in
the Department of
transportation from 8 A.M.
to 5:30 P.M. each day.
Unlike House and Senate
pages, Governor’s pages
receive no payment for their
services.
Mrs. Patty Stimmel
coordinates this program.
Molanip is a member of
the ninth grade government
class and the Chowan
Academy Bicentennial
Committee.
Melanie is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morris
of Hertford.
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Thursday, June 10, 1976