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Miss ClnderDIa 1981
Ms. Terries Parker
Beta Zeta Chapter of
the National Sorority of
Phi Delta Kappa spon
sored its 12th Annual
Cinderella Ball at the
Durham Civic Center on
February 28.
Honored at the . Ball,
Miss Terries Parker, a stu
dent at Carrington Junior
Hign School, earned the
title "Miss Cinderella
1981". Miss Parker,
escorted by Dale Parker,
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Travis Parker.
Receiving first, second
and third place honors,
respectively were: Miss
Sharon Kirkley, a student
at Durham High School,
escorted by Clarkton
Hines, is the daughter of
Mr., and Mr.s byron
Kirkley; Miss Lolita
.Morgan, Carrington
Junipr High, escorted by
Billy Williams, is the
daughter of Mrs. Blanche
Morgan; Miss Melissa
Lyons, Durham Hijih
School, escorted by An
thony Jarmon, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Lyons.
Highlighting the com
petition was the crowning
of Miss Parker by Miss
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Jacqueline Arrington,
Miss Cinderella of 1980.
Completing the roster
of competitors from
Durham County and City
Schools, Eastman High
School, Enfield, and Nor
thern Junior High School,
Roxboro are:
Miss Tonya Blue,
Lowes Grove Junior High
School, escorted by
Robert Thomas, Jr.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Blue, Sr.;
Miss Annette Carr
ington, Lowes Grove
. Junior High School,
escorted by Louis
Johnson, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Bell
McDonald;
Miss Pamela Cooke,
Lowes Grove Junior High
School, escorted by Mor
ris Conrad, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Cooke;
Miss Kimberly Evans,
Carrington Junior High
SehooW escorted by Kep
Heth Rfley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Evans;
Miss Charjene Har
rellson, Chewriihg Junior
High School, escorted by
Rodney Richmond,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Harrellson;
Miss Susan Hester,
Lowes Grove Junior High
School, escorted by Steve
. Barnes, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Hester;
Miss Alecia Hodges,
Chewning Junior High
School, escorted by Tim
Holmes, daughter of Mrs.
Martha Hodges;
Miss PamWa Holloway,
Hillside High School,
escorted by Curtis
Weaver, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Archie
Holloway;
Miss Pamela . Jones,
Hillside High School,
escorted by Herman Byrd,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Jones;
Miss Tracy Lovett,
Lowes Grove Junior High
School escorted by
Carlton Hardee, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Willie C.
Lovett;
Miss Tiffany Parker,
Carrington Junior High,
by Rodney
daughter of
Mrs. Eulid
escorted
Holloway,
Mr. and
Parker;
Miss Pamela Rich,
Hillside High School,
escorted by Bernard
Elliott, daughter of Mrs.
Flossie Rich;
Miss Maria Small,
Lowes Grove Junior High
School, escorted by Todd
Williamson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William
Small;
Miss Cherie Terrell,
Chewning Junior High
School, escorted by Lar
remie Roper, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Crutchfield;
Miss Tina Thorpe, Car
rington Junior High
School, escorted by An
thony Alston, daughter of
Mrs. Mattie Thorpe;
Miss Sonja Tuck, Nor
thern Junior High, Rox
boro, escorted by Odell
Hill, Jr., daughter of Mr.
and Mrs; Harry Tuck;
Miss Allison White,
Hillside High School,
escorted by Jay Vestal,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin White;
Miss Renee Whitehead,
Eastman High School,
Enfield.
Elbert Whitehead.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
; George Whitehead.
; Other phases that pro
vided variety and
grandeur for the 1981
theme "Dreamers Can Be
Winners" included rendi
tions by The Shepard
Dance Group under the
direction of Mrs. Edith
Johnson; vocal renditions
by Miss Veronica Scott of
Rogers-Herr Junior High
School, accompanied by
Arnold George.
Miss' Cinderella and her
court led the ball and
guests danced until the
stroke of midnight. The
Wizards of Sound and
John Henry Bates provid
ed music for the occasion.
Prizes were awarded to
Miss Cinderella and the
runner-ups. Other par
ticipants received gifts.
Every contestant received
a plaque.
Prior to the ball, several
charm clinics were con
ducted by Mrs. Kathryn
Crutchfield for the young
ladies- and their escorts. A
skating party was provid
ed on Valentine's Day and
a theatre party to attend
the dramatic perfor
mances at North Carolina
Central University.
Mrs. Minnie H.
Cromartie is local
Basileus. Mrs. Ella W.
Brown is Cinderella Ball
chairman.
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