Honor graduates for the class of 1977 at Norlina High
School are [left to right] Danylu Palmer, valedictorian;
Lynn Tucker, salutatonan; Debra Seward, Mary Lou
Traylor, Debbie Hicks and Gary Holtzmann.
[Staff Photo]
Friday Night Gay Occasion For Norlina Mudents
By DANYLU PALMER
Friday night, May 20, will
always be a memorable and
cherished occasion. The
prom decorations were
beautiful and refreshing.
Everyone who attended will
agree that all the hard work
paid off in fun and joy at the
prom. We would like to
extend a special thanks to
The Village Florist for all
their assistance.
Now that the school is
coming to a close, the
sehioi's at N.H.S. have
decided on their plans for
the 1977-78 year. They are as
follows:
Cynthia Alexander will
enter Strayer College in
Washington, D. C.; Alice
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Alston will attend VanceGranville
Community College;
Samuel J. Bender,
Appalachian State University;
Patricia Brantley,
Brevard College, she was
awarded the Citizenship
Scholarship; Lester Brauer,
Embry-Riddle University in
Daytona Beach, Fla.; and
Connie Bullock, VanceGranville
Community College;
Also, Joyce Bullock,
Vance-Granville Community
College; Thomas Bullock,
N. C. Central University;
Sandra Burdick,
Vance-Granville Community
College; William D.
Collins, N. C. Central
University; Vidella Covington,
Elizabeth City State
University; Robert Currie
hopes to attend Chowan
College; and Jean Davis,
Vance-Granville Community
College.
Also, Rickey Downey,
Wilson Technical Institute;
Glenda Durham, VanceGranville
Community College;
Lucille Epps, N. C.
Central University; James
Greene, Louisburg College;
Shirley Harris, Elizabeth
City State University; Patricia
Henderson, U.N..C. at
Greensboro^ Deborah Hendricks,
Vance-Granville
Community College; Debbie
Hicks and Brenda Holloway,
Vance-Granville Community
College.
Also, Gary Holtzman,
Atlantic Christian College;
Gene Hundley, N. C. State;
Gwendolyn Jenkins, A & T
State University; Michael
Jones, Embry-Riddle University;
Rickey Jones,
Elizabeth City State University;
Cindy King, Campbell
College; Pamela Kersey,
Vance-Granville Community
College; Nora J. King,
Vance-Granville Community
College; Ernest Levister,
N. C. State Agricultural
Institute; Orlinda Lewis,
Deloris Mayfield and Connie
Milon, Vance-Granville
Community College; Lisa
Paul, Wayne Community
College; Danylu Palmer,
Louisburg.College; Dennis
Paschall and Bettye Quinitchette,
Vance-Granville
Community College; Debra
Seward, Elizabeth City
State University; Dianne
Seward, Durham College;
and Altena Smith, Hardbarger
Business College.
Also, Howard Lee Stultz,
N. C. State University;
Sandra Terry, Vance-Granville
Community College;
Mary Lou Traylor, Meredith
College; CyrfWiia Lynn
Tucker, Atlantic Christian
College; Rose Valentine and
Darrell Vaughan, VanceGranville
Community Collet
'
Students planning to enter
military service are: Tony
Bryant, Benjamin Edwards,
William Goode, and McDonald
Yancey.
Other students are going
to begin job hunting. They
are: Cheryl Bolton, Gladys
Branch, Bill Bryant, Dorsey
Bullock, Evelyn Bullock,
John T. Bullock, Joyce Ann
Bullock, Ernest Lee Davis,
Henry M. Davis, John
Davis, Grade Durham,
Robert Durham, Sylvester
Durham and Claude Edwards.
Also, Peggy Hargrove,
Thomas Harrison, Geraldine
Henderson, Alvin Jordan,
Anthony Montague,
Connie Montague, Vivian
Palmer, Michael Pullen,
Craig Richardson, Emma
Seward, Eva Talley, Mary
Talley, Ida Terry, Alvin
Watkins, Melvin Watkins,
Fabian Wilkerson, Larry
Wilkins, Jacqueline Williams,
Lizze Williams, and
Sherion Wright.
Rooker Receives
Degree In Law
Marvin Pittman Rooker of
Norlina will be awarded the
Doctor of Jurisprudence
degree from the Cumberland
School of Law at
Samford University in
Birmingham, Ala., on Saturday
night, May 18.
Rooker is among some 761
graduates from 26 states
who comprise the largest
class in history at Samford
University.
John Graham News
Countdown
By KAREN HILLIARD s
The countdown continues ti
at John Graham as "the t<
day'* draws nearer. Students
are finding it hard to tl
keep their minds on their ti
studies with all of the tl
excitement that accompan- G
ies this time of the year. p
Last Wednesday, Mrs.
Ann Laonipon and Miss
Edwina Rooker accom- "
panied members of the ,
Health Careers Club and ^
other interested students to 5,
Chapel Hill to attend the
Seventh Annual Health a
Careers Fair. The fair was ei
sponsored by the North
Carolina Memorial Hospital "
and this year's theme was
"Get High on Health."
There were over 100 01
displays and exhibits avail- 1°
able to students. High u*
schools from all over the is
state attended the fair which R
was in operation for May 17 Si
and 18. fa
The Senior Class of 1977
enjoyed a sunny day at the ^
County Line Park on Kerr 01
Lake last Friday. The A
annual class trip was J<
sponsored by the senior eJ
advisors, Miss Rebecca S3
Neece, Mrs. Mary Shields,
Bob Marlin and Jerry w
Willard. Everyone enjoyed G
the Dicnic lunch and the
Continues
inshine. The seniors exmd
a gracious "thank you"
i their class advisors.
Students are reminded
tat summer school appliesons
are now available in
te Main Office at John
raham. Enroll now if you
lan to attend.
The JG cheerleaders and
embers of Miss Evans*
asses are planning a trip
Kings Dominion in
ichmond, Va., on June 11.
xtra seats are available
id tickets may be purchasI
from Mrs. Frances Hall,
tonsor for cheerleaders,
r $8.25. First come, first
rved!
This is the last week that
ir exchange student, Roseurdes
Majia, will be with
On Friday, an assembly
planned in her honor,
jsa will be leaving on
inday. The students and
culty will miss her.
Graduation exercises for
e Class of 1977 will be held
i the John Graham
hletic Field at 8 p. m. on
ine 10. In case of rain, the
ercises will be in the
mnasium.
The 1977 Warrentonian
II soon be arriving at John
-aham. Be patient stunts
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Smoke Signals
News Of Of Warren Academy
We would like to congratu- n
late Jeff Andrews for p
making the all-state golf q
team in the Independent s
School Golf Tournament at
Buies Creek last week. Jeff
came out in fifth place, and
we at Warren Academy are
very proud of him. b
We had a busy time last 0
Friday with the election of 0
student council officers. The b
votes were cast at lunch a
time with all high school a
students voting with the ri
exception of the seniors. The s'
incoming freshman class
also voted. The newly Cl
elected officers are Jeff
Andrews, president; Burges 8
Burrows, vice president; a
John Burgess, secretary; 01
Denise Cheek, treasurer. *
We would like to say "thank
you" to John Capps, the
out-going president, who e
presided so well over our
assembly programs this
year.
The commencement program
for the kindergarten
students was very entertaining
and ended with all of the
students receiving their
diplomas! They were as
proud of theirs as the
seniors will be when they
receive their diplomas on
Friday night, June 3.
The baccalaureate service
at Warren Academy
will be Sunday, May 29, at 8
p. m. The sermon will be
presented by the Rev. Bill
Crouch, pastor of the
Warrenton Baptist Church.
We would like to take this
opportunity to invite our
friends, patrons, and the
families of our students to
come to the service. We are
sure that the Rev. Mr.
Crouch will give all as well
as the seniors, something to
think about.
Congratulations to John
Capps on being the valedictorian
of the senior class,
and to Chip Capps for being
salutatorian. These boys
have worked hard in the
field of academics in order
to achieve these awards.
They have also participated
in the many different
activities at Warren Academy.
The marshals for the
graduation exercises have
been selected, and they are
Mary Lou King, chief
marshal; Elizabeth New
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an, Donna Reid, Rhonda
eid, and Jill Wemyss.
ongratulations to these
udents for achieving this
Dnor.
We are very glad to hear
le news that plans have
:en made and approved by
ir board of Directors and
lr Athletic Association to
;gin construction on the
inex to the gym. This
inex will include dressing
10ms with rest rooms and
towers, public rest rooms,
bby, concession and lunch
lunter with space for lunch
bles. This annex has been
-eatly needed at the
:ademy and will enhance
tr athletic program as well
i all the other activiiea that
ke place in the gym. We
>ed your support in
rery way!!!
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Garden Week Observed
Philip Morris in Rich
mond, Va., was honored tc
represent the Garden Clut
of Virginia for Historic
Garden Week. The company
was chosen because of theii
ten lush courtyard garden:
with ferns, woodland flow
ers and specimen trees.
Former First Lady, Lady
Bird Johnson, and hei
daughter, Lynda Bird John
son Robb were distinguished
guests. Mrs. Johnson planted
a dogwood tree in
dedication of her beautification
program of America.
The former first Lady was
' given a tour of the garden
i and Philip Morris plant by
■ Mrs. Joyce Waymack, garden
hostess.
Mrs. Waymack is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Rivers of Macon.
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