THE PEHQUIMAKS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, KCRTH CAROLE A, FRIDAY, MARCH IT. 1981.
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day school is dismissed for the
Easter holidays. Assignments
have been given and all work is
due to be in the editor's hands
by Wednesday, March 22. v
Th4 annual Northeastern, Dis
trict: Science Fair - will be held
on March 24 at East Carolina
College. ' Mrs. Clara- Boswell,
sponsor ' at Perquimans " High
School, will 'ttend the event
along with ,th9, students who re
ceived recognition as first, sec
ond and . third ' place ' winners.
vTThe week at Perquimans High in the story and a model cave.
, pegan witn tne lourtn grading
;perlod report cards being given
v.ith many students, as usual,
imJcing the . Honor Roll. ' Even
how as spring enters, 1961, the
students as ; well as the faculty,
fere getting touches of "spring
fever,", with istm! approximately
three months reioaining in which
to attend schoqL . u
1 " Friday, March" is the1 big
' day fof' the members .of the cast
for the annual senior play to be
presented under the direction of
Mrs. Skipsey. The senior class
wishes! to thank Mrs. Skipsey for
making ' the project possible
through her ' patience and her
willingness - to devote her time
lor it" The comedy f "Happy
Daze, will certainly be an en
.trertaining occasion for all,
' .The ' seniors have recently
been given the main project for
the last term of the school year
in English IV. Mrs. John Cop
ley has assigned a research pa
per due to be in her Hands by
April 20. - Before the finaV paper
is handed in, many rough drafts
and outlines will be required.
Good luck on the coming tasks,
Seniors! . ' y ".:; :
.Having completed the reading
of "The Odyssey," bj Homer,
Mrs. , Elizabeth : Skipsey ftsh
man English teacher, - required
the freshmen to have a project
on the reading. ' Among the col-
Plans have been made for a
school newspaper to be publish
ed on Thursday, March 30, the body and some microscopes- for
phones and .other accessories was. the fifth grade r the ; following
purchased for the French De- school year. f -
partment, along with a large ' "';
map of France. These audio and " ON CHOIR TOUR
visual aids . will do much to J The 45-member Campbell Col
make the study Of French morelleee touring, choir will visit
interesting. A tape recorder for
the benefit of the entire student
schools and churches in Vir
vinia and West Virginia next
week (March 13-17) for the con
certs of its annual spring tour.
Singing, in the bass section
will be Campbell sophomore
Howard ' B. Matthews, Jr., of
Hertford. Matthews, who is
had been elected to president of the Alpha Phi Ome-
use in the Science , Department
were also part of the equipment
acquired. :;; t ' :
It was erroneously reported in
this column last week that Mary i
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fill the unexpired term of secre-' go service fraternity and sports
tary of the Student Council. The
new secretary is: MARY ELLA
NIXON. Sorry! C '
I 'REMEMBER WHEN V . Re
member when we didn't have
lockers? It Was. always .incon
venient to have to go to your
home room every time you need
ed a book. ' Now you can just
Also, four of the honorable men-
-rur 7" t et it from -your locker which is
ing in the contest. Good luck, r , . .
, j' . "Ill blAG IIUI
district division!
On Friday all . Seniors were
given tuberculin' skin tests. Dn
Monday the entire student body
received typhoid shots, but the
seniors were again the honored
class as : they also received a
smallpox vaccination. - There has
been much less shoving : in the
halls for the past few days as
everyone is " 'wearing" a DONT
TOUCH sigh on his arm. In
any case everybody is happy it's
over with.. '. Vv'-rt.'.-V-v ''
i Our school .has' purchased
some teaching aids , with .the
NDET Funds provided by the
government,! Many of these aids
Girl Scout Week
Observed Here
editor of the campus paper, plans
to- continue : at fCampbell next
year as a niember of the school's
first junior class. He will grad
uate with its first seniors in 1063
as a prospective-: teacher .ot so
cial" studies.' He' is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Matth
ews of Route 1, Hertford.
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SAYS
. Hertford Girl Scouts " are cele
brating the week of March 12
as National Girl Scout Week
with several activities.
On Sunday, March 12, the
Hertford Girl Scouts, a lone
troop, attended Sunday School
and church services in a body at
Anderson's Methodist Church.
They were accompanied by patrol
leaders, Mesdames James E.
Newby and. Bill Williams. Dur
ing the service the troop was
recognized by the Rev.' Frank
Fortesque and repeated the Girl i country in order to enjoy religi-
Washington President Ken
nedy, 'at a recent press confer
ence, restated his Senatorial po
sition that he was opposed to
federal aid to parochial schools.
This is a matter that may be
soon debated in the Senate. I
should like to state the grounds
upon - which I join with the
President in opposing, parochial
school aid. The ancestors of
most Americans came . to this
Scout promise.
! -On Monday "the Girl Scouts
put on a display in the Paragon
Beauty Shop Windows, some of
the ' work .they have done in
earning proficiency badges, as
well as other materials related
-to Girl Scout activities. ,
Each patrol will hold its reg
ular! meeting during this week.
On March 28 at 3:30 o'clock a
Court of Awards will be held at
the Hertford Grammar School to
recognize the work done by the
girls in the different patrols. ?
The ; PTA of the Hertford
Grammar School sponsors .! the
Hertford Girl Scouts. At present
there are three1 patrols with a
membership of 13: Mary Lee
Newby, Lou Vickers, Mary Bar
bee, Beth Harris, Pat Long,
Pam. Perry, Jo Frances Perry,
Becky Lou Owens, Nita Nixon,
Jan- White, Hollis , Williams, Bea
Skipsey, and Brenda Thach.
; A new patrol is formed each
ous freedom, which they clear
ly believed embraced the right
not to pay taxes for the. direct
or indirect teaching of religious
doctrines which they disbelieved,
Statute Of Religious Freedom
Their attitude was clearly re.
fleeted in the Virginia Statute
for Religious Freedom. That
Statute declares "that to com
pel a man to furnish contribu
tions of money for the propa
gation of opinions which he dis
believes is sinful and tyrannical."
Controversy The controversy
over aid to parochial schools has
been touched off by some Cath
olic leaders who have called for
the inclusion of parochial and
private schools in ' any federal
aid program for education. There
can be no doubt of the fact that
parochial schools constitute in
stitutions of the Catholic ChunSi
and teach its tenets and faith;
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jcibEi' "and Tract Coo
of the United . States ; declares
that "Congress shall ' make no
law respecting an establishment
of religion, or prohibiting the
free exercise thereof." The Su
preme Court of the United States
has this to say in the Everson
Case; The 'establishment of
religion' clause of the First
Amendment means at least this:
Neither a state nor the Federal
Government can set up a
church. Neither can pass , laws
which aid one religion, aid all
religions, or prefer one religion
over another , . . No tax in any
amount, large or small, can be
levied to support any religious
activities or institutions, What
ever they may be called, . or
whatever form they may adopt
to teach or practice religion..."
Unfortunate Issue The states
have established public schools
for the education of the children
of parents of all faiths and sup
port these schools by taxation.
It is true, of course, that many
parents for various reasons pre
fer to send their children to pri
vate schools or to schools op
erated by various church bodies.
The First Amendment prohibits
the use of tax funds to support
these church schools, regardless'
of whether they are established)
by Catholics, Presbyterians, Bap
tists, Methodists, or persons of
any other faith. It is unfortun-;
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been injected into the debate!
over aid to education. All
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Dear Mr. Campbell:
On behalf of the Pasquotank
Perquimans - Camden Tuberculo
sis Association, and myself,, I
want to thank you for the fine
cooperation and support you
have given us through your
newspaper during the 1960-61
Christmas Seal campaign, and
with our various programs
throughout the year.
With very best wishes, I am
Sincerely,
ANDREW J. BAILEY,
President Pasquotank - Perquimans-Camden
Tuberculosis Association.
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