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By Angela Chappell
Jsprtng is in tne air ana
everyone at P.C.H.S. it
anticipating the coming of
Easter vacation. I would like
' tobring you up to date on the
happenings at P.C.H.S.
during the past week.
Varsity and Junior Varsity
cheerleaders were chosen
April" 12. After tough
competition, these girls were
chosen to be varsity
cheerleaders for the
school year: Brenda Layden,
Thelma Askew, Ruthie
Ward, Cathy Evans, Debbie
Wells, May Bryant, Barbara
Layden, Virginia Barclift,
Sharon Brooks, and
Jonathan Riddick.
Alternates are Nancy Hurdle
and Janet Riddick. Junior
Varsity Cheerlaeaders will
be: Donna Thatch, Suzanne
Keel, Nancy Hagan, Sandra
Wiggins, Lucretia Burke,
Lynn Graham, Celeste
Modlin, Debbie Jones, Katie
Johnson, and Joyce Holley,
the alternate is Rita Moore.
On April 12, the advanced
Home Economics classes,
along with their teachers
Mrs. Nina White and Miss
Evelyn Battle, attended the
Sewing Festival at Elizabeth
City. Everyone who went
said it was interesting and
very enjoyable.
Does it seem as if someone
is always at your door with
something to seel? Well
folks; get your pocketbooks
out again. The Monogram
Club is busy trying to raise
money for their annual
Father-Son Banquet. They
are selling sets of
unbreakable tumblers of
various colors. They would
be great for a family outing
arid they are well worth the
money.
On the sports scene, the
. Pirate track team travelled
to Northampton April 12, for
:'a . jneet with Weldon,
: Williams ton , and
Northampton. It was worth
the. long trip, because the
Pirates had their best
'showing of the season. The
'scoring was Perquimans 56,
jWilliamston 33
Northampton - 32V4, and
Weldon 8.
:': This week, the Pirate
;baseball team split their
;games, losing to Williamston
and winning over Weldon.
; Kenneth Ray Boyce held
Williamston, who is favored
to win the conference
championship, to 3 runs but
the Pirate offense could not
come up with any hits. The
final score was Williamston
3, Perquimans 0.
Friday 13 proved to be a
lucky day for the Pirates.
Tony Winslow, pitching for
Perquimans, struck out 8,
walked 4, and gave up 6 hits.
The Priates' runs were
scored on hits by Kenneth
Ray Boyce, Clark Winslow,
Jeff Haskett, and Brad
Fields. The final score was
Perquimans 3, Weldon - 2.
On April 17, an Easter
Concert will be held in the
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High School auditorium
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Adverse for sale in May, 1973. all Real Estate on
which 1972' taxes have not been paid and also will levy ;
pTa H delinquent Personal Property Taxes. I will hold
csld of the Real Estate on Monday, June.4th,1973,
c r2ss inske prompt settlement now and saVeyourself
TCia cost of advertising.
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held at Perquimans Union, Central Grammar, Hert
ford Grammar School. These photographs were taken
at Central Grammar School in Winfall. Mrs. A. L.
Lane, of Newhope, watches her son Mark, a fourth
grader at a slide projector. (Staff Photo By Francine
Sawyer)
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