Thursday, April 6, 1978
Letter To The Editor
Anyone who attended the
Swain School PTA Talent
last Tuesday night
eNarch 21) had the ail to
rare priviledge of seeing our
young school children
perform in public. I also had
the pleasure of witnessing
the dress rehearsal the night
before: I say pleasure
because in many instances
the actual performances
were better then than on
“opening night.”
But, there were many
more people in the audience,
the auditorium was dark
except for the illuminated
children, and there was the
loneliness of an uncluttered
stage. The silence was
deafening; if not reverent.
That’s enough to frighten
anyone, including this adult.
The phrases “that’s show
biz” and “the show must go
on” took on special
significance that evening.
One does not attend a PTA
1 talent show composed of
fourth, fifth, and sixth
expecting to see
artists. We go
because it is part of the
development cycle of our
children, because it is the
kind of environment we
want to create for them, and
tlie kind of activity with
which we want our children
tq become associated. It is
also a time when we can
measure ourselves as
parents and teachers and
tdke pride in what we and
our children have ac
complished.
; We grow by our mistakes
abd there was a lot of
growing talent show night. I
Was proud of every child on
stage for haying
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overcome the fear, the
lumps in the throat, the loss
of timing, and the mistakes
that make kids kids. And
more importantly, the
mistakes that make kids
adults.
You had to be there to see
our doing their
thing. If last Tuesday night
holds the promise of the
future, we can all rest a
little easier. Our children do'
have the drive,, the en
thusiasm to face and
overcome adversity.
Thank you, children of
Swain School, for reaf
firming that you are our
reason for being, that you
are our future; we take
comfort in your strength.
Never lose that quality of
youth which transcends
differences in ideology and
philosophy. You are our
hope for a better community
and a better world.
Philip M. Vaughan, Jr.
Art Show,
Sale Planned
The Pasquotank Arts
Council will hold its Annual
Art Show and Sale at
Southgate Mall in Elizabeth
City, N.C. from April 5
through April 8.
The council is a non-profit
organization whose purpose
is to promote the cultural
arts in the Albemarle area
of North Carolina. Since our
budget will not allow for the
purchase of any paid ad
vertising, we are asking for
your help in promoting our
show as a public service to
the people of this area.
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HELP BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM Members of the
White Oak student council are seen pictured above left to
right, Michael White, Felicia Jones, Kent Howell and Donna
Pippins presenting Mr. Ralph Cole with a check for the
ornamental plants purchased by the council for the school
lobby. Pictured also are the third and fourth grade students
cleaning up the flower beds getting ready for spring.
Local Library Doings...
“Any art work is a
reflection of the artist and
his discoveries about life,
but to complete the cycle of
the art work, a spectator
must be reached —his
emotions touched.” All
artists have their own
special meanings to relate
in their creations to people
who are fortunate enough to
view their works. The above
quote is Patricia Waff
Carroll’s explanation of
what she is trying to say
through her art. The library
is very pleased to announce
that during the next month
we have the pleasure of
exhibiting Mrs. Carroll’s
fantastic display of art
creations. Originally from
Edenton, Mrs. Carroll now
resides in Winston-Salem.
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Her parents are Mr. and
Mrs Edward Waff of
Edenton. She received her
B.S. Degree and M. Ed.
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University and while in
graduate study received
training under Francis
Speight. Mrs. Carroll has
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from* a local resident known
for her art capabilities, Mrs.
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valuable member in the
School of Art. Mrs. Carroll
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have been displayed in the
Museum of Art in Raleigh,
Kinston Azalea Arts
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Artists of Winston-Salem
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Blacksburg, Virginia and
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entitled, “A Summer Day,”
“Farmyard,” Kittyhawk
scenes, “Indian Com,” and
varied sketches of Wan
chese and surrounding
areas. Yes this exhibit of
local talent is one to be en
joyed by everyone—so
please visit the library soon
and enjoy this fantastic
display of individual
creativity.
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