Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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MATERIALS FROM BOOKS TO POSTERS create another successful book fair. Michael Rightmyer was among the in- terested sixth graders who benefited from the experience. AWAY FROM THEIR DAILY ROUTINES Nicole Ogburn and Ryan Aycock discover items of interest. 2 xl x P ' 1 1' ' f VW, ,y Crystal Allen CID jeff Allen C3J Lane Alston CKJ Rebecca Baker C2D Renee Barnes C35 Suzanne Bell CKJ Nichole Browder C21 Ben Brower Clj Lauren Buffaloe CKJ Sarah Buffaloe C51 Marvin Butts C55 Rodney Butts Clj Sarah Byrd CKD Craig Carico Clj Melissa Carico C51 28 lj Preschool-Grade5

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Brian Wells C61 Lallonna Wells 181 Felicia West Q81 Teresa West 189 Lisa White 165 A ril Williams C73 Ellena Williams 161 Michael Williams f6l Matt Wommack C7J Christy Wood Q81 X X i Time awa from cartoons The basketball stars of the future were trained on Saturday mornings from November to February. Not only was the program open to boys this year, but girls were also able to participate. The major purposes of the program were the building of character and the teaching of basketball fundamentals, besides competition. One of the student leaders, Ronnie Keeter said, HI like working with little kids and teach- ing them things they don't know. Fifth-grader Mitch Hales added, Not only do we have fun, but we learn the importance of good sportsmanship. The program, sponsored by the Guidance Depart- ment, was beneficial to both advisers and participants. FUNDAMENTALS OF SHOOTING are demonstrated to Saturday moming basket- ball participants by Ronnie Keeter, a student leader of the program. Grades 6-8 III

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6' fi M 1 I! Read all about it. From September 27 through October 3, a book fair was sponsored by the fifth grade for students in grades K-7. The book fair, held in the school cafeteria, turned a profit of 2152873 this money was put toward classroom purchases. A huge assortment of books along with posters, calen- dars, tapes, and a variety of other items were available. The whole experience was fun for the children, and it also motivated them to read more for pleasure and to develop skills, stressed Ms. Harlow, chairperson of the event. THE DISPLAY OF BOOKMARKS captures the attention of Anne-Marie Chichester and Elena Williams. Cam Chalmers 145 Brian Cieslinski Q45 Amy Clements Q23 Crystal Collins 121 Melanie Conner fly 1495 C Kevin Cooke Q53 Michael Cooke CSD Ellis Crew no Shondrea Crew QKJ Stacy Crew Q51 Adrienne Daniels Q31 jason DeBcrry Q51 Donna DiAngelo C53 Karen Dickens 131 Matt Dickens 131 Preschool-Grade5 III