School
Local Honor Rolls Released
Albemarle
Academy
Don W. Deaton, Headmaster of
Albemarle Academy, has an
nounced the Academy's honor
students for the Third Six Weeks
of the 1965-86 school session.
HEADMASTER'S LIST: 4th
grade: Travis Barkley, Robby
Daughety, John Matthews, Mi
chael McManus, Patrick Votava,
Kimberly By rum, Amy Chap
pell, Sarah Lane, Amy Beth Wil
liams. 6th grade: Sheryl Deal,
Mary Scott. 7th grade: Molly Ma
haffey, Sheryl Matthews. 8th
grade: Kiley Pike. 9th grade:
Walter Deal. 10 grade: Robin
Griffin, Rhoda Raymond. 11th
grade: Joni Riddick.
HONOR ROLL LIST: 4th
grade: Chris Gabriel, Kevin Rob
erts, Brent Winslow, Katherine
Etheridge. 5th grade: Ben Kizen,
Nathan Lane, Logan Perry,
Nikki Whitehurst, Lance
Winslow, Michael Worsham. 7th
grade: Lisa Cooper. Darrin Cu
trell, Lindsey Riddick, Cheryl
Smithson, Tonya Stallings,
Sandy Stroberg, Dabney Wood
ard, Amy Wright. 8th grade:
Curtis Byrum, Leah Harrell,
Dana Williams, Daniel Votava.
9th grade: Mary Kanya Ether
idge, Kristy James, John Kight,
Brian Roundtree, Jennifer Scott.
10th grade: Kathy Ayscue, Den
ise Cherry, Dean Forbes, Merrill
Lane, Paulette Mansfield. 11th
grade: Jason Harrell. 12th
grade: Greg Alexopoulos, Susan
Bright, Kendall Byrd, Mark Grif
fin, Sarah Harrison, Paul Rusell,
Stacey Sawyer.
Don W. Deaton, Headmaster of
Albemarle Academy, has an
nounced the Academy's honor
students for the First Semester
of the 1965-86 school session.
HEADMASTER'S LIST: 4th
grade: Travis BarUey, Patrick
Votava, Kimberly Bryum. 7th
grade: Molly Mahaffey, Cheryl
Smithson. 8th grade: Kiley Pike.
9th grade: Walter Deal. 10th
grade: Kathy Ayscue, Dean
Forbes, Paulette Mansfield,
Rhoda Raymond. 11th grade: Ja
son Harrell. 12 grade: Lisa Har
ris, Greg Alexopoulos.
HONOR ROLL LIST: 4th
grade: Robby Daughety, John
Matthews, Michael McManus,
Kevin Roberts, Brent Winslow,
Amy Chappell, {Catherine Ether
idge, Hayley Huggins, Sarah
Lane, Amy Beth Williams. 5th
grade: Ben Kizen, Logan Perry,
Nikki Whitehurst, Lance
Winslow, Pam Winslow, Michael
Worsham. 6th grade: Sheryl
Deal, Trent Griffin, Holly Kight,
Kristie Sawyer, Mary Scott,
Anne Raymond. 7th grade: Dar
rin Cutrell, Sheryl Matthews,
Lindsey Riddick, Tonya Stal
lings, Sandy Stroberg, Dabney
Woodard, Amy Wright. 8th
grade: Missy Chappell, Leah
Harrell, Daniel Votava, Dana
Williams, Curtis Bryum.
9th grade: Bonita Barclift, Holly
Dunham, Mary Kanya Ether
idge, Kristy James, John Kight,
Emma Rae Lane, Marcia Perry,
Jennifer Scott, Mary Beth Sey
mour, Lisa Stevenson. 10th
grade: Denise Cherry, Robin
Griffin. 11th grade: Joni Riddick.
12th grade: Susan Bright, Ken
dall Byrd, Mark Griffin, Paul
Russell, Stacey Sawyer.
Perquimans
County
High School
William E. Bryum, Principal
of Perquimans County High
School, Hartford, has released
the following names for the third
grading period honor roll:
"A" Honor Roll: Linda Bar
clift, Lori Card, Cindy Lovell,
Calvin Hobbs, Lee Cooper and
Eddie Midgett.
Also, Dawn Benton, Jay Chris
tian, Ryan Overton, Paula S tai
lings, and Jennifer Craft.
Also, Lori White, Molli Fehr
man and Marisa Stevenson.
"A-B" Honor Roll: Cathy
Banks, Valerie Vaughn, Sharla
Tilley, Connie Sawyer, Misty
Kuno, Donna Jordan and Karen
Hite.
Also, Andrea Spivey, Angela
Spivey, John Merritt, Bonnie
Harris, Kathy Wood, Rhonda
Hayes and Brian Seay.
Also, Joanna Haskett, Jarrod
Baccus, Tami Dizon, Amanda
Kornegay, Joseph White, Mich
elle Spence, Terri Baker and
Teary Smith.
Also, Demetria Felton, Brad
Hurdle, Sandy Lane, Carol Lay
den, Bob Luke, Bruce White,
Chad Winslow and Mitch Durant.
Conservation poster contest
gets underway in schools
In the Albemarle Soil and Wa
ter Conservation District, the
Soil and Water Conservation
Committee in each county spon
sor a conservation poster contest
during the month of February in
the 4th, 5th and 6th grades.
Conservation booklets entitled
"The Story of Land, Its Use and
Misuse through the centuries"
has been distributed to each stu
dent, also guides for her teachers
POSTER CONTEST ? Above Mrs. Grace Coston presents In
formation on the Conservation Poster Contest to the students.
(SCS Photo)
to be used during February as a
unit of study.
Mrs. Grace Cos ton, a retired
school teacher, better known to
the students as the "Conserva
tion Lady," is assisting the dis
trict supervisors again this year.
Mrs. Cos ton, as she visited each
classroom, delivered a conserva
tion message. She stressed that
conservation is a concern to each
of us and should be taken se
riously. Teaching your younger
generation to become "caretak
ers" of our soil and other re
sources for a better land is a real
challenge. Mrs. Cos ton explained
the rules, poster materials and
basis upon which all posters will
be judged. She urged each stu
dent to do his best in represent
ing his class and school.
The posters will be judged and
a first and second place winner
will be selected from each grade.
These two posters will be entered
in the District Contest which will
be held the 26th of February at
Angler's Cove Restaurant.
The District Contest is spon
sored by Albemarle Electric
Membership Corporation in co
operation with the Albemarle
District Supervisors.
Also, Michelle Lightfoot,
Becky Rayburn, Cindy Pierce,
Rob Window, Nancy Boynton,
Tfacie Brown and Deborah Cos
ton.
Also, Chad Nixon, Derrick
Rogers, Christy Waters, Tisha
Turner, Valerie Rogerson, An
dres Bass and Lisa Cartwright.
Also, Pattie Melton, Lisa Car
ter, Diane Ziegler, Zaneta
Vaughn, Tina Combs, Missy
Kirby, Kevin Lewis and Lisa Ste
venson.
Also, Shelia Turner, Tanya
Howell, Melanie Corprew , Carl
Terranova, Arron Saunders,
Rodney Lightfoot and Rodney
Lyon*.
Perquimans
Central
The following students have re
ceived no more than one B for
their academic work during the
first semester. All other grades
must have been "A"s.
Grade One
Kesha Harrell, Wesley Nixon,
Sakina Parker, Heidi Paul, and
Laura Perry. Also Matthew Tun
nell, Kimberly Turner, Crayton
Matthews, Spring Els bury and
Debra Oder.
Grade Two
Jennifer Williams, Paul Bryant,
Ann Stallings, Aaron Phelps, and
Pamela Mallory. Also, Michael
Salvatore, Bobby Canter, Jason
Johnson, Josh LeRoy, and A.J.
Miller. Also, Richard Wells, and
Susan Ellen Roberts. (
Grade Three
Buddy Hollowell, Nicole Baker,
Chemise Overton and Jennifer
Wiese. Also, Brandy Campbell,
Keri Drazdowski, Christopher
Gregory, and Troy Higgins.
Grade Pour
Matthew LeRoy, Cha Masion
Mallory, Heather Stallings, and
Tyrone Adams.
Brown named award winner
The United States Achieve
ment Academy announced today
that Denise Brown has been
named a United States National
Award winner in Art.
This award is a prestigious
honor very few students can ever
hope to attain. In fact, the Aca
demy recognizes less than 10 per
cent of all American high school
students.
Miss Brown who attends Per
quimans County High School was
nominated for this National
Award by Deborah Coates an art
teacher at Perquimans County
High School. Miss BroWn will ap
pear in the United States
Achievement Academy Official
Yearbook, published nationally.
"Recognizing and supporting
our youth is more important than
ever before in America's history.
Union
highlights
With the century being the
time of space exploration and re
search, the tragedy of the Chal
lenger space flight has hit Ameri
cans very hard. As a tribute to
the crew of the Challenger Space
Shuttle, Miss Talley's fifth and
sixth grade class would like to
share a poem they have written
in remembrance of these great
American heroes.
THE STAR REACHERS
We don't know why this terrible
tragedy,
Happened to these courageous
people.
The Challenger space flight was
a dream,
For all of America.
The heroic crew of seven people,
Five men and two women
Had a dream to explore the un
known world of space.
Risking their lives for our future.
We will forever remember
Scober, Smith,
McNair, Onizuka, Jarvis, Resnik
and McAuliffe
For reaching for "the stars."
Certainly United States Achieve
ment Academy award winners
should be congratulated and ap
preciated for their dedication to
excellence and achievement
, "said Dr. George Stevens, Exec
utive Director of the United
States Achievement Academy.
The Academy selects USAA
winners upon the exclusive rec
ommendation of teachers,
coaches, counselors or other
school sponsors and upon the
Standards of Selection set forth
by the Academy. The criteria for
selection are a student's aca
demic performance, interest and
aptitude, leadership qualities, re
sponsibility, enthusiasm, moti
vation to learn and improve, cit
izenship, attitude and
cooperative spirit, dependabil
ity, and recommendation from a
teacher or director.
Miss Brown is the daughter of
Jean Brown of Hertford and Ed
ward E. Brown, Jr. of Columbus,
Ohio. The grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Edward E. Brown of
Plymouth, NC and Mr. Quiency
Andrews of Rocky Mount, NC.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
A Public Hearing will be held on Wednesday,
February 26, 1986, at 7:00 pm in the Hertford
Town Hall. This is the second and final public
hearing on the Town of Hertford CDBG Eco
nomic Development Proposal, prior to its
submission to the Department of Natural Re
sources and Community Development.
The purpose of this public hearing is for citi
zen review and comment of the prepared
grant application.
All Hertford residents are invited to attend
this public meeting.
This year we're pledged
to finding more Americans
the biggest tax refund
they have coming. What
can we find for you?
REMEMBER VALENTINES MY, FEBRUARY 14
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