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Youngsville
Lists Outstanding Teenagers
From The WUeWeekly
The Outstanding American
Foundation has announced
that Harriett Pearce, Glen
Evani, and Rodney Roberta
from Youngsville High School
have been selected as Out
standing Teenagers of Ameri
ca for 1970.
The students, nominated
for this honor by their
school, will compete for state
and national awards in the
Outstanding Teenagers of
America program.
" The Outstanding Ameri
cans Foundation, a nonprofit
foundation dedicated to
honoring, inspiring, and en
couraging young people to
take full advantage of the
opportunities in America,
sponsors this awards program
annually.
The recipients of this
honor were selected on the
basis of leadership, com
munity or school service, ex
tracurricular or religious ac
tivities, scholarship, sports,
etc. They will compete with
other winners in our state for
the Governor's Trophy a
warded annually to the most
outstanding teenager of each
state. Each of the fifty state
winners will be eligible for
one of the Two National Out
standing Teenagers of Ameri
ca awards and college scholar
ships. made available by the
Outstanding Americans
Foundation.
Mr. John Putman, Presi
dent of the Foundation, has
said it is the goal of thia
awards program "to recognize
and encourage the ability and
achievements of today's
young people. They -~?re
America's leaders of 'tomor
row." -
The Outstanding Teenag
ers of America's awards pro
gram is guided by a distin
guished Board of Advisors re
presenting major youth or
ganizations and educational
institutions.
Rodney, a senior, is serv
ing as Vice-President of his
class. President of the Beta
Club and Co-captain of the
basketball team. He was se
lected as Most Athletic for
the Senior superlatives and is
a Y.H.S. Morehead Scholar
nominee. -
During his junior year, he
was chief marshal, Vlce-Presi
dent of the Beta Club, trea
surer of the Student Council,
co-captain of the basketball
team, and a member of the
baseball team. An active
member of the Youngsville
Baptist Church. Rodney, serv
ed on the 1968 Youth Com
mittee.
As a sophomore, he served
as a marshal, was a member
of the Beta Club, won letters
In basketball and baseball.
His freshman year, Rod
ney received the ma the ma
Outstanding Teenagers
Youngsville High School's Outstanding teenagers, left to
right, are Glenn Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Evans;
Rodney Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roberts; and
Harriett Peart*, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pearce.
tic's medal, served as a mars
hal, a member of the Beta
Club, and won letter in bas
ketball and baseball. He be
came an Eagle Scout and re
ceived the God and Country
award in 1967.
For the past three years,
Rodney has received a basket
ball award from Eton College
and Carolina Military Aca
demy Basketball School, all
conference, all tournament,
and all East award.
Harriett, a junior, is cur
rently president of the Junior
Class; Vice-president of the
Beta Club and Student Coun
cil; a member of the basket
ball team, the F.H.A.; F.T.A.,
Pep and Glee Clubs. She is an
a<ffve member of the Youngs
ville Baptist Church where
she is vice president of the
Young People's Fellowship.
Her hobbies are water skiing,
pool, swimming, skating and
Karata. She is also co-captain
of the. basketball team.
During her sophomore
year, Harriett was Treasurer
of the Beta Club, -a marshal, a
homecoming court nominee,
and a member of the basket
ball team, student council
and Glee Club. She was se
lected for the all-conference,
all-tournament and all-East
basketball team both in 1968
and 1969. In addition she was
named the most outstanding
player in the 1968-69 Helena
Holiday classic.
During her freshman year,
Harriett was. vice-president of
her class, a marshal, a home
coming court nominee, a
member of the Beta Club,
Glee Club, basketball team,
and served as a pagette in the
1967 session .of the N. C.
General Assembly.
Glenn, also a junior, is
currently President of the
Student Council, local trea
surer and county treasurer of
the Beta Club, a member of
the F.T.A. club, manager of
the baseball and basketball
teams. An active member of
the Youngsville Baptist
Church, he is treasurer of the
Young People's Sunday
School class. He is sports re
porter for newspapers and his
hobbies include water skiing,
coin and stamp collecting,
hunting and fishing.
During his sophomore
year. Glenn was President of
his class, a Student Council
Representative, a member of
the Beta Club and Glee Club,
manager of the baseball and
basketball teams, a marshal, a
1969 candidate for the Go
vernor's School, and received
the High School Mathematics.
English, and French medals.
He servedas a page at the
1969 session of the N. C.
General Assembly. Glenn, an
Eagle Scout with Gold Palm,
received the God and Coun
try Award and was a Senior
Patrol Leader and scout life
guard.
As a freshman, he was
Vice-President of his class, a
member of the Beta Club,
,F.F.A. Club, manager of the
baseball and basketball teams,
a marshal and received the
High School Mathematics me
dal.
First Edition Sold
London - A first edition
of Audubon's four-volume
work, "The Birds of Ameri
ca" was sold here recently for
$216,000. It was lielieved to
be highest price ever paid for
a printed work. ,
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