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Volume 5, Number 11,
Vanceboro, N.C. Thursday,
March 18, 1982
20 Cents
Student
Teachers
West Craven
Students from Universities and Colleges have to
receive classroom training in their field before they
can receive their teaching degree. West Craven High
'.^School is one of the many schools in North Carolina
is participating in the Student Teacher
T’rogram.
I Currently, there are seven student teachers from
East Carolina University doing their practice at
West Craven High School. In Graphics John
Cheatham is having a great time teaching the
fundamentals of printing layout and photography; in
Driver’s Education Ron Headly and Dick Lavin are
training students to be good drivers and preparing
them for their driver’s license; in Home Economics
Eva Riddick is practicing her skills teaching
students to be good homemakers; in Health
Education Cherri Batts and Patricia Alexander are
busy teaching the fundamentals of fiiood health to
their students and in Marketing & Distributive
Education Jandra Crawford is practicing her skills
in retailing, display, and competency education. Miss
Crawford’s present project is window displays made
by students.
Supervising teachers at West Craven for these
students are: Bill Lee, Drivers Education; Mrs. Gay
Lea, Home Economics; Don Hughes, Health
Education; Gaye Hines, Health Education; Richard
Cannon, Marketing and Distributive Education.
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Perfect Attenders front row, left to right: Mrs. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Vivian Taylor,
Lonnie Harris, Mrs. Lena Wright, Mrs. George Mrs. Lula Ipock, Mrs. Hazel Stiliey, Mrs. Janis
West, Mrs, Louise Howell, Mrs. Edith Zachewicz. Cannon, Mrs. Joselyn Ipock, Mrs. Wilson Hodges.
Extension Homemakers
Achievement Day
(phuU) by Richard Cannon)
Left to right: Patricia Alexander, Eva Riddick,
Cherri Batts, 1st row and 2nd row, left to right:
■iB^ohn Cheatham, Dick Lavin, Ron Headly, not
^^pictured Jandra Crawford.
Cheerleaders Meet
At West Craven
High School
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West Craven High School will be hosting the 1st
Annual Coastal 3-A Conference Cheerleader
Competition on March 27, 1982, at 1:00 p.m. in the
School gymnasium. Participating in the competition
will be the varsity and junior varsity cheerleading
squads from the conference schools: D.H. Conley,
avelock. North Lenoir, West Carteret, West Craven
and White Oak High Schools. The competition is
open to the public and the admission fee is $1.00.
Jem Chandler is shown above with the Cancer
Competition Award which was presented to the
Farm Life Extension Club for the second straight
year.
The homemakers of Craven County had a meeting
last week at West New Bern Recreation Center. The
ladies attended a fashion show under the direction of
Mrs. Frances Walker, Home Agent, Coordinator and’
Ms. Athene Bunn, Civic Theater. Ladies from the
area showed the latest fashion that they had made for
themselves or even members of their families.
The awards were presented at a ceremony before
lunch. Those participating in the award ceremony
were Mrs. Vivian Taylor, of Farm Life EHC
presented Perfect Attendance Awards. Mrs. Emeler
Campbell, Vanceboro presented the VEEP Award;
Mrs. Joselyn Ipock of Bridgeton EHC presented the
Attendance Gavel; Mrs. Louis Hodges of Dover-
Shown above are Mrs. Margaret Watson and
daughter, Betty Gwyn Ipock, who modeled
clothing made by Mrs. Watson for the fashion
show.
Moseley Creek EHC presented Club Achievement
Awards; Mrs. Elma Pugh of Glenburnie EHC
presented the Reading Certificates; Mrs. Jem
Chandler of Farm Life EHC presented the Cancer
Competition Award; Mrs. Emma Rke, County
Cultural Arts Council presented crafts for National
Awards; and Mrs. Mary Stallings of Drafters Klatch
EHC, presented area meeting attendance awards.
After the awards ceremony Mrs. Donald
Witherington of the Vance EHC made many of those
attending happy by presenting them with some
beautiful door prizes.
For the final activity of the day, the ladies enjoy^ a
covered dish lunch.
Use the money saving coupons from March 4th’s
issue of The Highlights. They appear on page 7 and
are good during the month of March. There are
Notice'
nineteen money saving coupons from Merchants of
the Vanceboro area that are worth over $100 in
savings. ,
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