Perquimans County High School - Galleon Yearbook (Hertford, NC)

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The Kilcokonen 192 Melod Club IIANNAII WRAIQ WARD ,,w,.. RlT'11I WINSLUW ........, ,. VVILLIAM C11,xm1lf:I,I ...,.A ORCHESTRA RUTII WINSI.fJXX' ..., TOM WIII'l'R,. ,,,.,,A... . Lorlslc KNmv1.lf:sW.., SARAH Bmxcwlmxclm ..... NVII,l.lAlXi CI1Al'1'1f1r.r. .,,AA. IVIARY L. BliUl'GII'l'llN ,,7,,. MARY L. LAN:-1 RIILDRI-II! NAv1lM.xN DAVIINIQ BARw1.IFF Suun BI,,xNwr1,xR11 IWIARY L. I5m:uml'1'uN DUNNU: Mu: NQRMAN Hl'2I1l'lN DAII. Immalcsn 1XIo1:4:,xN NAUM1 Dlvl-:RS RUXANNA UllAI'I'lCLL VIRGINIA lflxsux I4I,xzm, KI'l.VI'UN 1+'lc.xxvr:s 14'uwI,r-in. .lxxm M.x'rnr:wS lvI,xk.mR1r: lim-'lclfzx BIARYIN IH-:rm ,lmlusrz KNmvl.l4:s RfU'I'lI 'I'n.xv1r Ilw1l.l.v Ilmmzx Nlifkl.-X lIm:lf:lm1N Ful'ty ELIZABETH STI-:l'1fmNS MAR114: SPIYEY MARY Towl-1 M.xRmN R11mIvK Clmlcmus UMPHIJ-:'r1' 1fA'1 l'I 1-: B. U Bl VH L1c'1 D Annu: W111'1'15 Trax:-1 Wlcms .Imf1cl.vN Wu I-zmxrzrl SARAII INIAE WINSLUW ...,..Presiml6nt ......SeC1'etary ...YVTl'6f1Sll7'C7' ,....Picmi.s't .,......D'rum.s' ..,,..Mam'IOI'in, ......Mandolin ......SCl.fl'01Jh.07L6 ,....,,..V'i0Zi71. AGN1-is TUCKHR EDNVARU XVI-IEKS Ouvx-1 YVINSLOXV BIISSOVRI C1u1'PEx,I. ELIZAILETH FOWLER TOM VVHITH LUcII.x-1 XVHITE CHAm,u-1 SMITH .hula BRINN R. S. IYIUNDS

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1927 The Kilcokonen Edgar E. Bundy Literary Society MAnJonIE HEFREN .,....... ..... ...... ........,......,.. P 1 ' esident AGNES TUCKER .......... ,....,, V ice President DOROTHY GRIFFIN ...,... ,...,... ,...,,.... ......,,,... S e c refary KATHLEPIVN MAYS ....... .....,....,.............,v....Y.,.............,. T reasurer FRANCES FOWLER ...,.,.........,....,....... ..,..... ..... .....,.... ..,... C ' h cz airmen of Program Committee Vida Banks, Daphne Bartcliff, Isaac Butts, Lucius Butts, Helen Coffield, Austin Dail, Naomi Divers, Dorothy Elliott, Blanche Everett, Frances Fowler, Dorothy Griffin, Marjorie Hefren, Lizzie Lee Howell, Clara Hunter, Edward Leigh, Samuel Long, Henry Mansfield, Mildred Nachman, Irvin Nixon, Elizabeth Parker, Jesse Parker Perry, Maybelle Phtysic, Wallace Reed, Lizzie B. Shannonhouse, Daphne Stephens, Elizabeth Stephens, Myrtle Symons, Agnes Tucker, Arthur White, Lillian YVhite, Marvin XVhite, Nat VVhite, Ollie White, Doris YVhitehead, Elizabeth Whitehead, Howard Williams, Randolph WVinslow, Elizabeth XVood, John Everett, Jusua Sutton, Lucile Sutton, Clara Winslow, Dennis Winslow, Jesse Stanton, Clifton Morgan, Emagene Morgan, Tallna Copeland, Elizabeth Fowler, Ramond Cartwright, Elgin Dale, S. B. Smith, Walter Smith, Asa Stallings, Daughtaery Stallings, Moulton Umphlet, Lester YVard, Norman VVinslow, Raymon Winslow, Robert Phillips, Susan Chappell, Alice Ferrell, Irene Hendren, Martha Lane, Jane Lane, Pearl Procter, Louise VVhite, Leonette Mansfield, Sallie Chappell, Crafton VVinslow, Marie Spivey, Edna Miller, Trixie Webb, Elizabeth Lane, Alvin Winslow, Etta Hurdle, Carnelius XVhite, Alma Howell, Fred Mathews, Wallace Baker, Wallace Benton, Elizabeth Jackson, Warner Mathews, Jesse Taylor Newby, Mary Helene Newby, Herbert Nixon, Marion Riddick, lvlargeret Simpson, Winfred Speight, Doris Reed, Lawrence Spivey, Marie Spivey, Henry Clay Sullivan, Irvin Turner, Naomi VVood, Mary XVoodard, Ben Boyce, Henry Chappell, Preston Eason, Doris XVebb, Claud WVinslow, Raymond Trueblood, Charles Ward, Myrtle Small, John Broughten, Elizabeth White, Clayton Lewis, Helen Dale, Hilda Sawyer, Otha Winslow, Ruth Hollowell, Ruby Baker, Mary Chapell, Elizabeth NVinslow, Hilda Knowles, George Lane, Margaret Bogue, Edwin Daughtery, Mae Umphlet, Nina Onley, Thelma Byrnm, Sallie Stallings, John Hurdle, Eule Hurdle, William Morgan, Della Winslow, Clara Bagley, Virgie Lamb, Marvin Robins. John Sanford, Fenton Harrell, Hattie Bateman, Erma Rogerson, Laura Keaton, Elizabeth Leigh, Addie NVhite, Mary Morgan, Nellie Copland, Margaret Boyce, David Newby, Malcom Nixon, Mary Bogue, Ralph Sawyer, Katherine Eason, Clarice Winslow, Audry Stallings, Olive YVinslow, Mary Lucy Lane, Johnnie Baker, Branning Winslow, Jasper Winslow, Missouri Chappell, Cecil Forbes, Addie Reed, Pearl Smith, Myrtle Stallings, Maize Umphlet, Iona Williams, Gladys Winslow, Zillah Lane, Ruth Banks, Anne Barcliff, Iris Bass, Lucius Blanchard, Earl Boyce, Margaret Chappell, Celesta Goodwin, Nellie Harrell, Hazil Haskins, Dorothy Howard, Margaret Humphries, Pearl Copeland, Maggie Lamb, Asbery Lane, Frances Miller, Robert Parker, Isa Powers, Robert Robins, Lena Umphlet, Lillie Bell Trueblood, Mattie G. White, Ralph Wilder, Jesse B. Winslow, Mattie J. Winslow, Robert. NVinslow, Tallula Langston, Janie lgllatheivs, Elwin Baker, Willard Baker, Charles Barnes, Charles Umphlett, Mattie B. Umphlett, Ellen appel. Thirty-nine 'U

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1927 The Kilcokonen The P. C. H. S. Music Department D 0 we have music in our high school? Indeed we do. Nor is it the kind that consists merely of a lesson and a practice period each day, half of which is spent in watching the clock. Rather we have real pep and enthusiasm in our music department. To such a degree do we have these ingredients of school spirit, we have organized a musical club in which they may be expressed melodiously. This club was organized Wednesday, December 8, 1926. The officers are: President- Hannah Wrae Wardg Secretary-Ruth Winslowg Program Committee-Marjorie Hefren, Sara Maie Winslow, Mary Lucille Broughton. The purpose of this organization is to promote the musical interests of this school. A high school orchestra is a feature of our musical club. It is composed of the following instruments and players: Piano- Ruth Winslow, violin-Mary Lucille Broughtong mandolin-Louise Knowles and Sarah Blanchardg drum-Tom White, cornet-William Chappell. The orchestra plays at school and at the Rex Theatre. Piano, stringed instruments, and the cornet are taught in our department. Miss Emily Skinner is teacher of piano, and Mr. Urner Davis of the stringed instruments. It is only within the past two years that any branch of music other than piano has been taught. Our music department includes both work and play-and as a result of our effort, we are able to play for recreation well. We realize that if we put ourselves into music, music will come to us. That there is beautiful music to be heard in the whole of life, if we only listen for it, we knowg better than we can, however, did Tennyson express the thought when he wrote, The song of nature is forever, Her joyous voices falter never. On hill and valley, near and far, Attendant her musicians are. From water brook or forest tree For aye comes gentle melodyg The very air is music blent A universal instrument. For now the Heavenly Father Makes all things new, and thaws the cold, And fills the flower with dew, And blackbirds have their wills, and poets, too. Fortyvone