Area honor rolls announced
The following arc honor roll* from
schools in the area which were an
nounced recently.
Perquimans Unioa School
Mr. Gary Stubbins, principal of
Perquimans Union School haa an
| , nounced the honor roll students for
' the fifth grading period, listed on the
all "A" honor roll are:
Jarrod Baccus, Dawn Benton,
Chad Bundy, Chip Chappell, Lee
Cooper. Deborah Coston, Julie
Helton, Calvin Hobbs, Tanya Howell,
Brad Hurdle, Amanda Kornegay,
Kay Mathews, Eddie Midgette, Chad
Nixon, Valerie Eogerson, and Paula
Stallings.
I Students who made the "A-B"
honor roll are: Terri Baker, Linda
Barclift, Damion Burke, Valerie
Burke, Tim By rum, Alex Cahoon,
Jeff Cain, Lisa Carter, Lori Carter,
Jeffrey Cartwright, Neil Cartwright,
and Wanda Chappell.
Also, Gray Chesson, Tobey Colson,
Kris tie Dail, Shelton Davenport, Eric
Dignan, Tami Dizon, Stephanie
) Dreitlein, Georgette Drosdowski,
Jennifer Drosdowski, Robin Elmore,
James Felton, Chrissy Fincham, and
William Fowler.
As well as, Doug Helton, Joanna
Haskett, Roderick HoUey, Darrel
Jones, Misty Kuno, Carol Layden,
Yvette Leigh, Kris LeRoy, Jennifer
Lewis, Chris Lynch, Cornelius Mack,
Angela Mallory, Jan Meads, James
) Newby, Ryan Overton, Kim Owens,
Linda Pettaway, Cindy Pierce, and
Kendall PWrce.
Also, Yuvanka Reid. Michelle Rue,
Amy Russell, Lori Sawyer, Brian
Seay, Tammy Simms, Rhonda
Smith, Maurice Thomas, Sharla
Tilley, Payte Towc, Maria Trent,
Tiaha Turner, Katrina Vaughn,
Zaneta Vaughn, and Catherine
Walker.
Aa well aa, Chriaty Waters, Lisa
Webb, Anita Whidbee, Andy White,
Lori White, Rose White, Tammle
WUletta, Angela Williams, Chad
Winalow, Joaie Wills. Robert Win
slow, Scott Wlnslow, Catina Wood
and Pamela Searcy.
Principal Stubbins would like to
announce that (or the fourth six
weeks period. Brad Hurdle should
have been listed as an all "A"
student. Cornelius Mack, Lori White,
Anita Whidbee, and Catherine
Walker ahould have been included on
the "A-B" honor roll.
Perquimans High School
A Honor Roll
Paige Hollowell, Lynn Stallings,
Laure White, Teresa Schallock,
Shelia Perry, Elmer Boyce, Lori
Card, Tammy Lane, Angela Spivey,
Evelyn Noyes, Danise Banks,
Cassandra Griswould, Sarah Morton,
and Shelia Saunders.
A-B Honor Roll
Tamara Hayes, Michelle Spence,
Ann Forbes, Mack Jones, Carol
Madre, Tim Morgan, Elizabeth
Towe, Pamela Tolson, Kenneth
Perry, David Winslcfcv, Kevin Ben
nett, Paul Chappell, and Lisa
Copeland.
Also, Katie Peal, Ed Pulley,
Granette Trent, Mary Margaret
White, Tomessa Winslow, Monica
Roach, Greg Barcliff, David Cain,
Pamela Copeland, Laurie Gregory,
Michelle Lumpkin, Johnny
True blood, Dora Carter, Lynn
Elliott, Scott Dixon, Sheila Harrell,
and Alice White.
As well u, James Wlnslow, Risha
Jackson, and Belinda Wlnslow,
Susan Plttman, Karen Boyce Ed
ward Forbes, Tim Phthisic, Andrea
Spivey, Brian Williams. Marisa
Stevenson, Janice Baker, Ben
Durant, Chris Mansfield, Gina
Stevenson, and Tracie Moore.
Albemarle Academy
Don W. Deaton, Headmaster of
Albemarle Academy, has announced
the Academy's honor students for the
Fifth Six Weeks of the 1962-83 school
year.
Headmaster's List
Jason Cruise, Lindsey Riddick,
Tonya Stallings, Curtis Byrum,
Missy Chappell, Kiley Pike, Walter
Deal, Mary Kanya Etheridge, Denise
Cherry, Sherri Jennings, Amy
Jordan, and Mary Kay Lane.
Honor Roll List
Mark Bentley, Jennifer Bonney,
Darin Cutrell, Gillam Hall, Molly
Mahaffey, Sheryl Matthews, Cheryl
Smithson, Dabney Woodard, Amy
Wright, Christy Beall, Randy Brown,
Leah harrell, Chris Morgan, Daniel
Votava, Dana Williams, Lori Blowe,
Allison Brown, Clay Deatherage,
Kristy James, Dale Jordan, John
Kight, and Brian Rountree.
Also, Jennifer Scott, Lisa
Stevenson, Bryon Tolson, Steve
Wentz, Dean Forbes, Merrill Lane,
Gary Wayne Overton, Jason Harrell,
Billy McGuire, Susan Bright, Mark
Griffin, Penny Deaton, Allen
Berryman, Jeff Jennings, Scottie
Winslow and Dawn Elliott.
Union Tigers win one, lose one
IThe Perquimans Union Baseball
team wone one and lost one last week
at the local field.
On Monday, Gates County put up a
fight before losing, 17-14. Tim White
picked up his third win of the year,
coming in relief of Todd Hunter in the
5th. Hunter and Lee Roberts both had
two hits, as well as three runs scored
apiece.
- Gates County is 0-7, and in last
1 ' place.
On Wednesday, the local boys fell
behind early to a strong Ahoskie
team, and never recovered, losing 14
10.
Union was plagued by the lack of
hitting, getting only four hits, with
Rodney Lyons having two of them.
i , Tim White was again the pitcher of
record, losing his first game of the
year. Union is now 6-2 on the year.
tied with Chowan Jr. High for first
place. Ahoskie is right behind at 5-3.
Chowan lost their second game also
last week, falling to Roper, 11-10.
School menus
The following is a list of menus for
the coming week at all Perquimans
County Schools.
MAY
Monday
Doughnut or Cereal, Fruit or Juice,
and milk.
Steak or Sausage Biscuit,
Macaroni & Cheese, Green Peas,
Lettuce & Tomato, Shoestring Fries,
Baked Apples, and milk.
Tuesday
Toast with Sausage Link Or Cereal,
Fruit or Juice and milk.
Beer'N Bacon Burger or Pizza,
Corn, French Fries, Lima Beans,
Cherries, and milk.
Wednesday
Applestrusel Coffeecake or Cereal,
Fruit or Juice and milk.
Submarine or Chili with Beans,
Potato Wedges, Lettuce & Tomato,
Green Beans, Apple Crisp, Toast,
and milk.
Thursday
Cinnamon Toast with Bacon or
Cereal, Fruit or Juice, and milk.
Beef-A-Roni or Barbecued
Chicken, Fried Okra, Fruit, Hot rolls,
Potato Salad, Green Peas, and milk.
Friday
Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich or
Cereal, Fruit or Juice, and milk.
Pizza or Hot Ham & Cheese, Hash
Brown, Green Peas, Fruit, Corn, and
milk.
The IMS Perquimans Union
Tigers Baseball team are:
(1st row, left to right) Mark
Hurdle, Brad Hurdle, Tod
Wtnslow, Lee Cooper, Wayne
Bass, Tim Harris, Tony
Meads, Paul Lane and Lee
Roberts. (2nd row,) Coach
Billy Wooten, Manager
Dwayne Paries, Joey Fin
cham, Alex Cox, Frankie
Brown, Rodney Lyons, Tim
White, Todd Hunter, Kent
GiUispie, Andy White,
Manager Xavier Everette,
and Coach Andy Downing.
,, Always keep your eyes protected
What do working on a farm,
planting a small garden and cleaning
up around the house have in com
mon? According to the National
Society to Prevent Blindness ?
North Carolina Affiliate, each poses
high risks to unprotected eyes.
''Whether planting a corn field, a
| \ backyard vegetable garden or a few
rodt bushes, eyes must be protec
ted1." says Wiley Elliott, Eye Safety
Chairman of the North Carolina
Affiliate. "The Society urges rural
farmer and suburbanite to keep eye
safety foremost when beginning
springtime tasks."
Among the Hazards are pesticides,
fertilizers and household chemicals
which can injure eyes and even blind
if eye protection la not worn. Upon
( t contact, many chemicals such as
ammonia, can cause instant and
severe burns ? resulting in per
manent vision loss. Product safety
Instructions, aa listed on the
package, should be followed.
Chemical-type gaggles should be
wort whenever mixing, applying or
spraying the product.
thrown into the face of the operator
or a bystander by the mower's^
blades. Before mowing, fields and
lawns should be thoroughly cleared
of any ground debris like rocks and
twigs."
"When mowing, safety goggles or
glasses should be worn. These will
protect the eyes against any material
that can be flung by the blades. For
added protection, the Society
suggests that grass catchers be at
tached to home mowers."
Among the other eye-haxardous
activities listed by the Society are
hammering with nails, chipping
cement or cutting wood. "In all
eases, material can be flung into the
eyes, causing injuries," says the Eye
Safety Chairman.
The Society points out that safety
glasses and goggles are available at
moat home improvement centers,
hardware store* and lumber yards.
"Safety eye wear is inexpensive,"
Mr. Elliott adds. "Eye injuries
aren'tl" j* : ? ? J
For more information about home
and farm eye safety, write for a free
copy at the Society's pamphlet, "Eye
Safety is No Accident" All requests
should be directed to: National
W - ? > - * ? V% Mi, ?? ? m | fill ? J_ ? mm
society co rrtvtoi is una new ?
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North Carolina Affiliate, 1033 Wade
Avenue, Suite 208, Raleigh, North
Carolina 27605.
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Students in the seventh grade
language arts class at
Perquimans Union School
have recently completed
their book, HUSQUENAW
FIRE, the third book in the
series about life in
Perquimans past. Now on
sale for $3, the book is
available at area businesses
and from the students. Those
participating in the project
were, above: 1st row, left to
right, Alan Kirby, Payte
Towe, Laura Brewin; 2nd
row, Joanna Haskett, Rodney
Hill, Backy Rayburn, and
Amy Copeland; 3rd row,
Evelyn Dail, Zaneta Vaughn,
John Bailey, Calvin Hobbs,
Amanda Kornegay, Lee
Cooper, and Harvey Weeks;
4th row, Jeff Cartwright,
Pattie Melton, Tanya Howell,
John Benton, Gray Cheuon,
Brian Seay, Lori Carter and
Stephanie Dreitleen. Teacher
for the class is Mrs. Sue
Leete.
Perquimans students excel in math
Laure White, a senior at
Perquimans County High School and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
White of Winfall, was among 106
students who were over-all winners
of approximately 6000 students
competing in district contests,
recently competed in the Com
prehensive Division of the State Math
Contest at Elizabeth City State
University. Miss White won first
place, and was offered a scholarship
to ECSU if she chose to enroll.
Other winners from PCHS at ECSU
were Jeanette Jennings, first place in
Algebra II and Johnny Trueblood,
second place; Evelyn Noyes, fifth
place in Algebra I.
Perquimans received second place
in the Senior Division of the schools
represented. This was based on the
average score of the students who
participated.
Students, other than those listed
above, who participated at ECSU
were:
?Algebra I ? Edward Forbes,
Kippy Perkins, Ernie Rennie, An
drea Spivey, Pam Tolson, Brock
Winslow, and Todd Winslow.
Elmer Boyce placed fifth in
Algebra I at East Carolina Univer
sity. Both Elmer and Evelyn com
peted in the Algebra I run-off at
Beaufort County Community
College.
Students, other than those already
listed, who participated at ECU
were:
?Comprehensive ? Ann Forbes,
Paige Hollowell, and Sheila Perry.
?Algebra I ? Lori Gard, Tammy
Lane, and Angela Spivey.
?Algebra II ? David Cain, Chris
Mansfield, Paul Merritt, and Teresa
Schallock.
?Algebra II ? Ben Durant, John
Evans, and Johnny Trueblood.
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