Thursday, December 7,1978
Swain Honor Roll
| The honor roll for Ernest
"A. Swain Elementary School
ha&been released by Gilliam
Uncferwood, principal. Those
who"made the list include:
' 4th Grade
HHonorßoll
Rdbin Bass, Liza
Vaughan, Carole Baker,
David Johnson, Leslie
Ervin, Brad Hendricks,
Frankie Pierce, Melissa
Shaw, Alicia Granby, Reba
White, and Amy Johnson.
y B Honor Roll
Markeisha, Drew,
Stephanie Flynn, Lisa
Hedgepeth, Hetty Schofield,
Todd Watson, Terrylynn
Adams, Burt Albritton,
Catherine Byrum, Christian
Cosjton, Dee Ann Morris,
Theresa Reid, Chris
Rountree, Jennifer Spain,
Kevin Strother, Jay Tim
berlake and Tracy Collins.
Also Barry Gerber,
Laurie Halsey, Quinn Lowe,
Linda Mizzelle, Caroline
.Singh. Shannon Spivey,
I Brendette White, Brian
Lawrence, Billy Sears, Don
McClure, Holly Columbo,
Cheryl Creighton. Michael
Harris and Todney Bembry.
sth Grade
A Honor Roll
Carrie Watson, Brian
Bunch, Jackie Harris,
Karen Stalls, Terry John
son, Jennifer Lane, Tanja
White.
B Honor Roll
Gina Bass, Melissa An
drew, Steven Coston, Angela
Davenport, Cynthia
Griffin, Robert Keeter,
Yvette Littlejohn, Marc
Pressley, Tonya Sessoms,
Lisa Anderson, Mark
Holjbwell, Mary Rich, and
Marva Saterfield.
Marchele Lassiter,
Brenda Ambrose, Sherry
Evans, Teresa Jennings,
Trina Johnson, Shelia
Privott, Saundra Rountree,
Pamela Stansell, Janice
Hawkins, Jason Clark,
Robert James, Kristie
Westbrook, and Debra
Royster.
6th Grade
A Honor Roll
. Sherri Belfield.
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B Honor Roll
Amy Clarkston, Gibson
Rich, Ron Hendricks, James
Ricks, Paul Bunch, Holly
Johnson, Matt Sopher, Faith
Lewis, Travis Ellis, Scott
Creighton, Art White,
Kenneth Comer, Donna
Ashley ( Thomas Harrell,
Terrell Holley, and Beth
Rinehart.
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There are about 45,000 young
men and women in America
who are members of the U.S.
Marine Corps Reserve. They
earn about $1,300 while on
active duty and a minimum of
$643.23 a year for working one
weekend a month and two
weeks a year with the corps.
Young people who join the
Marine Corps Reserve up to six
months before they graduate
from high school can earn
money at monthly meetings
and still stay in school, becom
ing Marine Reservists within
60 days after graduation.
* • *
Most Americans can get
details about the range of
programs and opportunities in
the Marine Corps Reserve by
calling, toll-free, (800) 423-2600.
Californians get the informa
tion by calling, also toll-free,
(800) 252-0241.
* * *
Marine Reservists can take
advantage of tuition-free corre
spondence courses through the
Marine Corps Institute, or take
some of the more than 6,200
courses available, free, through
the United States Armed
Forces Institute.
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New Jersey has the greatest
population density in the
U.S. It has an average of 953
people on every square mile.
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FFA SWEETHEART A big bouquet of roses presented
by Steve Evans, Chowan FFA president, warranted a big
smile from Charlene Evans, newly chosen FFA Sweetheart
at Chowan High School’s recent FFA Sweetheart Contest.
Miss Evans FFA Sweetheart
Accepting a bouquet of
long stemmed red roses and
receiving the traditional
Tiara, Charlene Evans be
gan her reign as the 1978-79-
Chowan High School FFA
Sweetheart. The crowning
took place recently during
Chowan’s formal FFA
Sweetheart Contest.
Judged on poise, charm,
beauty and talent, with the
main emphasis being plased
on content and delivery of
her presentation “The
Importance of Vocational
Agriculture and the FFA”,
Miss Evans, a sophmore,
was selected from a field of
eight contestants. She
exhibited her talent with a
piano rendition.
As Chowan’s FFA
Chapter Sweetheart,
Charlene will be eligible to
compete for District FFA
Sweetheart at a meeting to
be held sometime in
January. Winners in district
competion are entered in
state competition in June.
The FFA Sweetheart
Court is composed of Lisa
Ashley, first runner-up,
Melgnie *Rerry* retiring
1977- i ffe ; -CT*A sweetheart;
Karen Evans, Teresa
Blanchard, Sandra Coston,
Kathryn White, Barbara
Forehand, and Debbie
Chappell.
Methodist Men
Elect Coleman
As President
George F. Coleman, Jr.,
has been elected by Edenton
United Methodist Church
Men’s Club to serve as
president for 1979.
I Elected to serve also are
the following officers: W.
Larry Swindell, vice
president; Bernard P.
Burroughs, treasurer; and
• C.B. (Chuck) Smith, Jr.,
secretary.
The new officers were
installed during a special
service Wednesday night.
Sidney M. Albritton, who
has served as president for
the past two years, was
recognized for exceptional
leadership and service. He
was presented with a past
president’s pin.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Charlene is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Evans of Tyner.
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NHS Taps Members
Proclaiming membership
into the National Honor
Society as “the most im
portant event in the life of a
student at John A. Homes
High School,” Dr. Bruce
McGraw, principal,
welcomed the student body
and parents of new mem
bers to Holmes’ annual
NHS induction ceremony.
Dr. McGraw labled
membership into the
National Honor Society as
“the most prestigious and
coveted above all other
school organizations, in that
its requirements span all
organizations and in
terests.”
The 10 surprised and and
overjoyed students who
recently pledged to uphold
the high principles of the
National Honor Society are:
Liz Wright, Amy Lane,
Alease Moore, Steve
Maglione, Jim Voigt, Chris
Simons, Alan Parker, Jim
Chesson, Chris Harmon and
Mike Underkofler.
To meet the requirements
necessary for NHS mem
bership, these juniors and
seniors have maintained a
weighted scholastic average
of 89.5, with 50 per cent of
their courses being ad
vanced; are active in at
least two extra-curricular
activities; hold an office;
and have received written
recommendations of en
dorsement from Holmes
faculty members.
Prior to the formal tap
ping and torch lighting
ceremony, NHS members
expanded on the four major
elements of scholarship,
service, leadership and high
moral character which all
new inductees must exhibit.
Following the induction
parents attended a recep
tion honoring the new
members.
Holmes High Honor Roll Listed
Dr. Bruce R. McGraw,
principal of John A. Holmes
High School, has released
the honor roll for the second
six weeks as follows:
9th Grade
A HONOR ROLL
Barbara Wright.
NEW MEMBERS Signifying unity, Alan Parker, Jim
Chesson, Steve Maglione, Chris Harmon, Alease Moore, Liz
Wright, Amy Lane, Chris Simons, Mike Underkofler, and
Jim Voigt ceremoniously lit candles from a central torch
during the recent John A. Holmes National Honor Society
tapping ceremony.
B HONOR ROLL
Harriett Abbe, Alvin
Bunch, Sheila Chary, Susan
Downum, Paula Dunlowe,
Patricia Flanagan, Wayne
Forehand, Marty Griffin,
Franklin Jackson, and Anna
Goodwin.
Page 5-A
Also Kim Lewis, Darlene
MacDonald, Jackie Skit
tlethorpe, Kim Swanner.
Laura Underkofler, Angela
White, and Troy Wright
10th Grade
Continued On Page 8-A