Freshmen Orientation Planned
The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N C, Thursday, May S, 1977-Page 7
An orientation sponsored
by the Perquimans County
SMgti School Guidance Club
U1 be held May 11 for
students who will enroll as
freshmen tor the 1977-78
i -The program will start at
MtVV liUl 1UI m WUI V U1V
campus . and buildings,
'following the tour, an
assembly will be held in the
school auditorium.
CLP Phone
V'-The Community Life Pro
t3gram is continuing regis tr- -'
tion for its Telephone
Reassurance Service.
cliThe CLP, which serves
fine Senior Citizens of Pas-,-Ouotank,
Perquimans,
Camden, and Chowan coun
ties, is providing a
Telephone Reassurance ser
jrtce to interested Senior and
disabled persons.
The service, which is free
k . charge, - allows par-
jticipants to be reassured by
Vdaily telephone contact with
the staff at the CLP Center
in Elizabeth City. All the
TT call participant the center at
13354)711 between 8:15 a.m.
J and 3 p.m. Monday through
Friday. If a call is not
f received, the Center staff in
i vestigates to see that all is
t well. Community leaders,
law enforcement officials,
1 and other concerned citizens
J agree that the Telephone
Reassurance Service is one
that is needed in the area.
1 Senior Citizens and others
J who would like to learn
J more about the Telephone
Reassurance Service, and
about the CLP, are asked to
; caU the Center at 3354711.
Carol Skinner; Guidance
Club President will preside
at the' assembly and a
welcome will be extended by
William E. Byrum, prin
cipal. Hiss Skinner will also
introduce the program
participants.
James S. Hidgette, PCHS
Guidance Counselor, said,
"Any new situation creates
a feeling of insecurity. This
is true whether it involves
an adult changing employ
ment or a person entering
the armed services, or a
child changing schools."
V Because of this, Hidgette
pointed out . that schools
have found it necessary to
provide many different
forms of orientation to new
situations experienced by
pupils. These experiences
include starting school at
the kindergarten, level,
changing from elementary
school to Junior high, and
from junior high to senior
high, and finally changing
from high school to college
or other post high school
educational acitvity and
preparing for employment.
He said, "In all these situa
tions, there are rules of the
road to learn and there is a
need to become acquainted
with the new environment in
order to bridge the gap bet
ween the old and the new."
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Horner appears to be describing the size
of the, "one that got away" during
rehearsal for "Androcles and the Lion"
which will be presented by College of the
Albemarle Satyrs at the gymnasium in
Elizabeth City on May 13, 14, and 15.
Horner plays the role of Caesar in the
George Bernard Shaw classic. Other
cast members include, first row left:
Angela Stallings, Greg Taylor, Jim
Bridges and Cliff Lewis; seond row:
Lynn Rose, Steve Rhees, Fred Upton
and Larry Doughtry; and top: Charles
Francis and Jeff Trent. (COA Photo)
Demo News
Precinct meetings of the
! Perquimans County
Democratic Party will be
t held tonight, May 5 at 8 p.m.
J at the polling places. The
j make-up date for these
meetings is set at May 12.
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By LYNN HURDLE
tJWs.j)asLjEfik..Per-.
.Auimans ., county nig
School has had its ups and
I downs. The weather was not
so great for those of us who
have been bitten by the hot
weather bug, but by the end
j of the week, the
temperature began to rise
.; once more.
The weather had no effect
t however on those few
I students and their campaign
1 managers who ran for Stu
; dent Council offices for the
1977-78 school year. All week
j long interested students
campaigned for their
! desired offices. Posters of
Vail shapes and sizes
displayed the names of the
candidates and their slogans
were found throughout the
J school halls. The elections
. were held Wednesday and
; the winners proceeded to the
' final elections held on
Friday. Results were: presi-
pj dent, Anna Modlin; vice'
secretary, Kim Matthews;
treasurer, Linda Overton,
historian-reporter, Jeffrey
) Vaughn; photographer, An
l thony Jon-es ; and
parliamentarian, Sonny
W Griswold.
I The long-awaited annuals
i finally arrived at PCHS on
j April 29. Host students are
, suffering from writer's
5 cramp having signed
friends' annuals. Speaking
of the annual, the Galleon
I staff held tryouts last week.
J Members of the newly-
selected staff have not yet
t been announced but
hopefuls are anxiously
awaiting a decision. ;
J Everybody's attention
(especially juniors) has
' been focused on the prom
this week; May 2-8 has and '
J will be spent in decorating
"and adding finishing touches
; for the night everyone will '
j remember.
ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Winslow and Gary, Mr. and
Mr PakII Wlnalnnt arA
.Buck, ' entertained the
j seniors of Chowan Academy
I and their guests Saturday
I night; with a cookout and
1 dance. The event was held
at the Lions Club Building in
; rertford. ,
The following local
Democrats attented the Jef
ferson Jackson Day held at
the State Fairgrounds in
Raleigh on April 30: Jean
Harrison, John Harrison,
Estelle Felton, Alberta
Eason, Hattie Williamston,
Helsie Whitehurst, Pearl
Hunter, Charles Tolson,
Steven Vaughn, , Nathan
Felton. Highlights of the day
included an address by
ited States Vice Presi
dent Walter Hondale and
comments from North
Carolina Governor James
B. Hunt.
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