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Miss tfdwell’s class joins the Great American Mail Race-i
! On Jan. 5, Miss Howell’s fifth
grade class received a letter from
Pine Valley Central School Dis
trict ,in South Dayton. N.Y. The
letter was from a fifth grade
class In their elementary school
asking us to Join the Great
American Mail Race. The letter
told about their class, school,
and r ate. Enclosed in the letter
was a personal letter from one of
the students asking for a penpal.
Miss Howell’s class decided to
loin the race since they have
been studying the United States.
Each student chose a state in
which they would like to have a
penpal and wrote letters to them.
The class created a class letter to
be sent with each student letter
describing our school and
county. ‘Ihe children are very ex-‘,
cited about this project and are
anxiously awaiting a return let
ter! • V ■ ' ..
Miss White’s class
Miss White’s class completed
stories about Twas the Night af
ter Christmas. Here are a few of
Second
graders pen
resolutions
; Happy New Year everybody
from Hertford Grammar School!
The students in Mrs. Hollis Wil
liam’s second grade class have
written New Year’s resolutions to
share with you:
Hertford
Grammar
Chalkdust
1 Compiled by
school staff
Monica Midgett - I resolve to
hold my head right when my
mother combs my hair. I resolve
to write my letters right.
Jessica Stokely - I resolve to
be nice to my sister. I resolve to
read a book eveiyday.
* Allen Overton - I resolve to
hot call my big sister names. I
resolve to make my handwriting
great.
Tierra Jones - I resolve to be
nice to my brother and sister
named Antione and Uonera. To
be nice to them I got to stop
fighting them. 1 resolve to be
good at my spelling and I will
practice at home so I can make
100s and don’t miss pass three
or four words.
Heather Shuey -1 resolve not
to be mean to my sister and my
brother. I resolve to do my home
work. I resolve to do my hand- *
Writing. 1 resolve to liston to my
teacher. I resolve to read. I re
solve to not get up when my tea- i
cher’s talking.
Casey Perry - I resolve to try
not to get my name on the
board. I resolve to read better.
Walter Herring - I resolve to
do better spelling. I resolve to
not get my name on the board. I
resolve to do my homework.
Kelly Peckham - I resolve to
practice the splits*just about ev
ery day. And I resolve to try to
get 100 on my spelling test
about every Friday.
Jameson White - I resolve to
draw some good pictures at
home. I resolve to do good in
math.
Cleofus Jennings -1 resolve 1
will not fight my brother, I will
not punch my sister, and 1 will
mind my uncle. I resolve 1 will
not get my name on the board.
Da’Shaun Sheard - I resolve
to behave in the classroom. I re
solve to practice my math.
Health
scholarships
available
The Albemarle Hospital Vol
unteer Services, Inc. is accepting
applications for Allied Health
and Medical scholarships. Under
the new guidelines adopted by
the hospital volunteers, two
$2,000 scholarships will be
awarded annually to full-time
college students already ad
mitted to a health field program.
Included in such health fields
would be physical therapy, nurs
ing, speech pathology, sports
medicine, and othetB closely re
lated. One $2,500 Medical Schol
arship will be awarded to a
student already admitted to
medical school.
t Both scholarships are <
to students from the five coun
ties of Pasquotank, Dare, Curri
tuck, Perquimans, and Camden.
^ Application forms may be ob
tained at the office of the Albe
jnarle Hospital' Volunteers. Inc.
Srfby- calling the director. -Mrs.
|ta, Lamothe, at 331.-467®^
Central
School
Milestones
Compiled by
school staff
our masterpieces:
Amanda Drozdowsld wrote -
Twas the night after Christmas,
and I lay in my bed. I lay very
still, and nothing was said. I
broke all my toys, every last one.
This day after Christmas 1 wasn’t
having much fun. I wore out all
my new socks with holes in the
toe. And my new walking doll,
didn't even go. My stockings fell
off the mantle, and my games fell
to pieces. All I could save were a
couple of reeses. It was such a
horrid Christmas, but I guess
that’s what I get, for throwing my
soda and getting mom all wet.
Marcy Walker wrote - Twas
the night after Christmas when
all through the house, everyone
was asleep except a little mouse.
He was crying and balling for he
had gotten no toys, but he didn’t
understand he had lots of
Christmas joys. He have laughed
and played and sang Christmas
carols, he had even sent the poor
mice food in barrels. He just
didn’t know why Santa ■ Claus
didn’t come to see him, when all
a sudden outside a light was very
dim. The mouse jumped up from
his bed, then he knew there was
nothing to dread. It was his mom
driving home from the store, and
when she opened the door, toys
came flowing out then more and
more. He ran to his mom as she
wiped his tears, then they went
inside and he had no more fears.
Students of the Week
The fifth grade Students of
the Week were Ryan Monroe, Jo
slah McClenney, Delma Fletcher,
Matt Perry, Heather Harris and
Carrie Noell.
P.E. Awards
The December Physical Edu
cation Award winners were:
Third grade - Mich’elle Har
ris, Dillon Napier. Ebony Thatch,
Wade Boyce. Lisa Lassiter, Lavon
Miller, David W. West, Jessica
Clauson, Bruce Park, Kelly Link,
Candace Bonner, and Juston Ta
bor.
Fourth grade - Wesley Smith.
Taylor Lockamy. Brandy;
Winslow. Ashley Winslow, Je-‘
remy Davenport. Sharia Mulrll,
Brian Griffin, Dana Pearce. M»K.
vln Woodard. Laura Kelly, Amber
Colson, and Aaron Foster. ‘"'v
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Filth grade - Devon Lee, tlr
bitha Warrener, Krist^jj,
Winslow. Ryan Woodell, Chqy
lene Wiggins. Aaron Maupfcfc
Robert Byrum, Elonda Copeland,
Chris Weatherington, Shamite
Brickous, Amanda Drozdowskl,
and Jason Rountree.
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