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Once again, outstanding students were a oURcE or PRIDE, Opportunities for enrichment and for competition provided students of different grade-levels the potential to experience success. Students held to their heritage and represented the student body in local, district, andstate events and excelled. Poetry contests, poster contests, essay competitions, and other academic-related events brought honor to the school on numerous occasions. Equally signill icant contributions to leadership events produced recognition time and again. 1' THE FIRST SCHOLARfATl-ILETE AWARD is presented to Les Abshire by Sgt. Gerald Eubank. Presented at the 1985 Spring Awards Day, the award represented outstanding merit in academics and athletics. LEADERSHIP was the focus of the Rotary Leadership Conference, March 1-3, 1985, in Ahoskie. Ronnie Keeter represented the local Rotary Club among delegates from one hundred North Carolina Clubs. 52 El Honors
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AN EXTRA HOUR to study describes a Thursday afternoon detention hall. For minor offenses students faced the extra hour, which was often used for studying or for cleaning. THE VALUE OF PUNCTUALITY equals one hour, or so they say. Angie Howell and jeff Green retumed to homeroom for the afternoon somewhat surprised that the halls were not crowded with students. Crowded halls received credit for tardi- ness during the early days of school. A FAMILIAR SIGHT each morning, Mr. Alston writes admittance slips for absences and for tardies. Did Jenny Sharpe win her case, or did she only have a question about the advanced math test to come later that day? Classic Excuses El
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KZ? ' Z s,,-,WR ,,1, ff THE PRESTIGIOUS Morehead Scholar- ship Program of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill allows Angie Howell and Martha Wilson the opportu- nity to compete with other outstanding high school students. GREATER INSIGHT into government describes the goal of Girls' State. Represent- ing the students in the 46th Tar Heel Girls' State, june 9-15, at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro were Kim Salmon and Martha Wilson. CITIZENSHIP TRAINING characterizes the aims of Boys' State, sponsored by the American Legion. Representing Halifax Academy, june 9-15, 1985, at Wake Forest University were-Ieff Green, Rogerjenkins, and Ronnie Keeter. SELECTED BY THE FACULTY, Roger jenkins represents the student body as the 1985-86 Daughters of the American Revolution good citizen. 9' E Honors EJ 5 3
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