Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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Q4 fime for e Last year, the Bela Club worked very hard lo raise enough money for two one- hundred dollar scholarships. The club members gave the awards lo whom they fell were the mosl deserving seniors. ition illlc rm-uivvs ai lie-la Club scholarship. pam Glasgow rewlveg B fl 1, holdr H, Fir 4 ..., D XA Each year, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Newell name whom they feel are the best all- around girl and boy from the graduating class. The holders of these highly coveted lilles should be very proud. 119751 BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL f1975J BEST ALL-AROUND BOY 119753 Ginny Turner Gary Browder

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ccrohcclo Qsmf Si: X5 .9 Left to right, lst row-.loannc 'l'hanos, Cl1iL'lvNlill'Sl1illQ Kim Dickens, Co-Chief. 2nd row-Kathy liarncs, Pam Hawkins. Ci-nc Colmlm, De Those students of the .lunior class which have been able to maintain top grades throughout their high school life achieve the honor of being chosen as Junior marshals. lt is the duty of the marshals to ushcr in all who attcnd the graduation exercises. Chief Marshal, Joanne Thanos, led in Mr. Mayo and Congress- Y? man L. H. Fountain. Co-Chief, Kim Dickens, led in the grad- uating Seniors. Kim DiCkCYlS, C0'ChiCf, 1621115 in lhtl miiSC0lS. Joanne Thanos, Chief Marshal, leads in the important 82 1

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ooalmen o the orlcl X Z R Z! X1 5' -I X B' QE 'lx 5 N- X vv cj gf pid .W e l ' ' a tml F0 lf ' The Wood men ofthe World Award is presented ann ually to the most deserving eighth and eleventh grade students in the liel United States history. Lust year, the eleventh grade award went to Joanne Thanos lleft, belowl, and the eighth grade award wen Patterson Wilson fright, lmelowj. Congratulations to these girls on their aeliievenients.