Perquimans County High School - Galleon Yearbook (Hertford, NC)
- Class of 1979
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Table of Contents Perquimans County LTESSKEZH 1111111111112 High School Elergorsl .............. 3 Z Hertford, F Ity 63 Sp IF 75 Sp 93 o g 135 Ad 159 I d 194 Epl g 198 THE ROAD GOES ON FOREVER 1978-79 was a year of individual achievement. We all started the year with high hopes and great ambitions. Many achieved these ambitions on the playing field or in the classroom. Those who feel as if they didn't fulfill their ambitions should not be discouraged, for everyone achieved at least one thing. The freshmen achieved the distinction of being in high school. No longer were they little children going to grammar school, they were young adults attending high school. They have three years left in which to set their lifetime goals. The sophomores were trusted with many respon- sibilities. Some received their driver's licenses during the year. Some realized that now was the time to start think- ing seriously about their future. However, they still have two more years before any irreversible decision must be made. Some of the juniors received their classrings during the year. They now had a valuable keepsake to cherish for the rest of their lives. They planned Prom '79, a great achievement for those who worked to make it a success. Many of them started deciding which college they wished to attend, or what line of work they wished to enter. They have but one year left to make their decisions. The seniors faced the choice of going to college or start- ing out on a lifetime of work. It was an extremely difficult choice, decided on differently by each individual. We all realize one thing, however, our high school days were the happiest time of our lives. So as you look over the following pages, study each one slowly and carefully, for they reflect a year of achievement that is gone, never to retum. - jeff Winslow -..-.. -..--- ----------------- fg, N . .. PF' . Q Q., . saagn - . . K A ' laws' g. 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' It's been a long time since the GALLEON staff has dedi- V, I Y , ' 3 cated the annual to anyone in particular. So, this year, we K K S I ' decided we should try. We thought and thought, andfmally in Em t -A L h ' Y X came up with someone whom we, especially the seniors on ht, - Q V-1 M M ' 1, I - 5 ff a - ., the staff, thought deserved to have a book dedicated to 'mix , :ggi ' 5, 5 lb ge n -:Q them - the seniors, Class of '79, ' 'iff ,Hr 1: :., W '. 5'5 f owl I The seniors have worked twelve long years to get where .. -fc , N f:T:. 1f i they are now. Last year, their junior year, they chose class 'tg' 1 ' 3 4 ' 7 9 ' -'-3' - ' 9344- Hmm- ggi colors, motto, flower, etc., in the usual tradition, The class A 'T'1 '- '4-'-'rfrg-7-5 'Q motto chosen was The road goes on forever. In keeping 'NM' . with the seniors, we have chosen their motto as the theme X ' 'R of this year's GALLEON. The road that runs through the M fy' + 325 book is symbolic of the road that each of us-had to follow , ., --fe rgffi through life. g , In gg, So seniors, here it is. Your book. We salute you for your X work, and hope that the load you carry next year and in ,k,. future years may be light as you travel down your road that Ll . N, is leads on forever. 6- sf wr S W1 .lu-Q., -un.. .,.....o:,-f ' After the defeat of the bond referendum last year, the Perquimans County Board of Education began plans to use what funds they had available. They discussed plans with consultants and decided on the plans for new classrooms and renovation of the gym to provide new locker rooms. E The plans call for a new building between the gym and main building which will eventually house the ad- ministrative offices. Three new classrooms will be added to the library while the original three will be modified to enlarge the library itself. Another classroom building will be built beside the library and gym. Preliminary construction began a few days before Christmas vacation. The new buildings are scheduled for completion by Christmas '79, The new additions should prove useful in years to come, providing space for new and diverse programs. r --.. W .. -.-of ue Htl. ,UH Mtv . W ,.-.,. . .v.-.N.-...,.., . -. -qw .. ,-.,,,.,.,,,., .Q -:1-wi-af Kg! ''vwzwrv-'1-ifivi'g3i,7X!3+f ,Wu . 4 Student Life .... -an-I .. E J Student Life 5 4G z37355, -J O -jg ,,W Mwhhbvtflwl Wi 5'3 sm: .4 1 Student Life rw- -..f--. -u-1., 'If ao- 5.4 ww -. 4 - ff 'J 3.45131 ' 1, 4 , - ff gif -Nfzgfl.. - : Ve, iffelp M . SENIGRS ----- -- ----- -- Cathy Allen Senior year - a milestone in our lives. A milestone that was reached through hard work and careful planning. Each of us is standing at a cross- roads in our lives. Two roads are open to usp one that leads to work and another that leads to college and then to work. Because there are two paths to follow, the road through the se- nior section is divided. The upper road leads to college, while the lower road leads straight to work. However, we do not intend to imply that if you take the high road and I take the low road that I'll be where I'm going first. We'll all reach our goals in due time. We will succeed, merely because we are the Class of '79. Let It Shine! I 4 I B Seniors ev sig., Vw., Calvin Boone Darryl Bowe Reggie Boyce Linda Brooks Donell Brothers Beth Browne Seniors 9 Sherry Bunch Dorothy Burke Travis Burke Ann Paige Byrum Cathie Byrum Sheila Byrum 10 Seniors H' 1. :z 'il 'Q g Sharon Carson Jerry Chappell Maxine Colson 4.4 1 9 1' .. . 'qf:'3'pi as -l Luther Copeland T,A. Dail Dean Dizon Seniors 11 ffgk. , JE , WN , 5 . ., .-1 Dale Edenfield HX Carolyn Felton -joy' 'Q R. Lloyd Evans Benjamin Felton l , Kendell Ferebee Phyllis Fletcher 12 Seniors -f-K11T-1-'I----!u 1:1-!----2-------'--u--If--uf--I--u If k 3,1 V ll 1 3, - 'o ? jV-A 'l:U i 'il V hr . .I Michael Flythe Tony Forehand Gracie Gamer Brenda Garrett Keith Gatling McKinley Gilliam Seniors 13 I ,J r ll M john Griswold 5, L .- v 5 J iq is W, 1.1 K Peggy Harris Menford Griswould Hubert Harrell lay Hart Arhs Hmton 14 Seniors Debra Holley Larry Honeyblue Christina Howell 'v' T414 S . Wade Ivey Marc Jackson Iunior james Seniors 15 .,, kf' 51356. Joyce Iennings Annette johnson Barbara Iohnson Reginald johnson Anthony jones Leola Iones 16 Seniors Linda jones Sandra Lane Karen Lightfoot Russell Lassiter Aileen McDonald George Midgett Seniors Clinton Miller Pam Moore Kevin Nelzon 1- pg: .-125' .W 1? 4 yf :Hb n 5 f,.,: of 'X , Ann Overton Charles Overton Clyde Overton '18 Seniors Linda Overton Coleen Parks Dwayne Paul if David Peckham Danny Perry Sandra Perry Seniors 19 ,faqka A. ,. if S 5- Q .ard ff 'H Q -S X l N XX , Scott Perry Donna Phillips Wallace Phillips All .Ein ' Linda Reid Patti Riddick Debbie Ritch 20 Seniors Y .ff X ' . 4 . 1 if A ' - f 1 1 . V 7 A ,V , .V V K k , :ex l ,fl-W 9 Susan Rogerson Fred Rountree Shelly Rucker Elmer Rumble Brenda Sawyer Levon Skinner Seniors 21 ,- ...A Renee Skinner Stanley Skinner Wanda Skinner Wanda Skinner Melinda Speaker Toni Spellman 22 Seniors 1 1i111111111111111S -111111111111111111111111111111111111- inf . M .., .,!,g,l N l an 1 'W i2y'1f91E f, , ge' gk A' I gf AAI 15:4 Q? V ff X fQQ was M Y. N .ew S yl o R I as 3-3 -ft: ,Q M xi' 51.44 fa . 3 fsffinz . I :sw l Donna Stallings Tommy Stallings Raymond Stevenson 1' V xi' r' N' -' Q, ,Ki ff , K N, . Ufkfxx wx! IQ, '- - . tzzfkr . ff i rib! f FA f F Y .r A :QV-,,. , - I gf' ' Sallie Sutton Brooks Thomas Vemon Thomas Seniors 23 K! ' ff' I jill Twine Freda Vaughn Michael Vaughn Ronda Wagner Valerie Walker Dawn Wharton In-Ilp-uunnuinlunnnn--ln--n:----n-U-:annum----un--1--n----I Z4 Seniors ae Paris Whedbee Angela White Beverly White -. Sli. tx 1 553 K lit' M. -it ani W 'a f .Rabi y ,xv 'JH' E.:f,w:k. as 'rr' ,. 'se 5 if. ,wx , vq :ma l , 5. L 53 .1 ,, - .N , g Ji hfg ef 4 ' Herman White jerry White Kenneth White Seniors 25 Senior Year Means. . . . . . knowing that this is my last year to enjoy my freedom before joining America's working population. It also means saying au revoir fthank you, Mrs. Wrightj to my fellow classmates and friends, whom I've come to know and respect over the past four years. - Ieff Winslow . . . coming out of high school and finding out what life is all about. -- Fred Rountree, Ir. . . my best and last year. - Darryl Bowe . . being above everybody else. - Danny Perry . . . the last year of twelve of which l have attended school. Though I've been displeased with some moments of the past, there are many moments I would trade for nothing else in the world. - Russell Lassiter . . .thatI'm the best andlmade it all the way. - Calvin Boone . . . completing the twelve years of school that I thought would never end. - Linda Brooks . . . the end of my current way of life and the beginning of a new way. - Marc jackson Cynthia wins Gauis Winslow jeff Winslow 26 Seniors R. X jan Zachary L. -1 K X- A -Q- Clit, ?' We'd like to take this time and space to thank our senior class advisors for all they've done for us this year. As in the past, they have helped and guided us throughout the most important year of our school life and have seen that our year has gone smoothly. The senior class advisors are, from top to bottom: Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Byrd, Miss Pritchard, Mrs. Wright. gtg, 5512 i kihuuki -vary A -. ' ' - i x . I .wg-1. -. : ,, W W ' it if x ','w? 1 fzgzig' A Q23 51. Ti ,. W r: W in er- ' w. ,N ,fa .o J......r 4. W -' W , . S J 2 U-We! nib, W W 5 W- st f if W Q ul The Class of '79 presented the annual IuniorlSenior Prom on May 13 of last school year. The theme of the prom was Evening in Paris. CFor more details of the big night itself, see pages 76-80.1 Through the hard work of the class, the evening was a huge success. Of course, there was much behind-the-scenes preparation. During the week prior to prom night, the gymnasium was filled with the sounds of hammers on wood land occasionally on fingersll, of scis- sors cutting through miles of stream- ers, and of the various other noises that accompanied the transformation of the gym to a Parisian street scene. How- ever, no one minded the hard work after they saw the transformation com- pleted. We'd like to thank those who worked diligently throughout the week. To avoid possible embarrassment, we will not list those who worked the hardest, or those who goofed off most of the time. Besides, they know who they are! Seniors 27 -3 GUTSTANDING SENIORS The faculty selected these se nzors as outstandxng m one or more of the following areas: ac- ademics athletics school in volvement, cltxzenshlp and leadership 28 Seniors PT Anthony Ion My x da Sawyer ,.. J 3 I am writing about something really nice, Staying in school and taking good advice. Studying really hard, obeying the rules Trying to get an education and not be a fool. Out in the world, there's nothing the same, So don't drop out, or you'll be the blame. Getting an education isn't hard to do. Your parents will always be proud of you. But no matter how hard the task may seem, I won't give up my plans or my dreams, No broken bridges can tum me around, Because what l'm searching for will soon will be found. Look at the lonely people who didn't make it, This lone life climb they just couldn't make it. But me! l'm almost . . . there. Floyd Creecy Seniors 29 Senior Year Means. . . . . . that I can look back on my progressing years, the good as well as the bad, and look forward to an exciting future. - Carolyn Felton . . . the start of a new beginning in life. - Annette Iohnson . . . decisions to make about the very near fu- ture. - Dorothy Burke . . . the beginning of a new phase in life. - jill Twine . . . a chance to be on my own. - Aileen McDonald . . . preparing for four more years of school. - George W. Midgett . . . the final step in one's adolescent years and the beginning of one's goals and respon- ibilities in life. - Linda Overton . . . leaving a lot of good memories and start- ing a new joumey. - Lloyd Evans . . . a time to be prepared for my career and to get ready to go to NCSU. - Travis Burke . . . deciding on your plans for the future. - Leola Jones 30 Seniors ..--f-V f 5,4-.nw- ,Bah ..,f- f X . 4, 54+ ,Si 0 1 a I w 6 2 M 3?-ix 0.1 in 1 S I Ia' jf? ,. .W U K 1w.w!,, f .Riff-i? fl? n 1 in Lfv x YV. Q v V. K .105 m A path we began when we first started school A chair we sat in no bigger than a stool. A few rough curves here and jagged edges there But there are bumps and bruises found everywhere. Along the path, sand and rocks we added And all our trampling feet kept it fully padded. Then gradually this path became a road Bearing each and every person's load. Then gradually these loads were uplifted for each of us Causing less confusion, much less fuss. But somehow several things got in most of our ways Which slowed and disrupted most of our days. , Encouragement and understanding we received from all Which kept us going after each fall. As we come to a stop there's a tum we'll all make Whether to college or to work, there's something at stake. But traveling this road we'll give up never Because this road we're traveling continues forever. - Carolyn Felton 32 Seniors 1-.Q-n.u.,..,.,., - Q f . L., .1 E s 5 Q 2 2 l S S ,ui J JUNIORS ' t CLASS OF 1980 1 The 1979 Iunior class officers are: Cskandingb President, Sonny Griswoldg fkneele ingj Treasurer, Tammy Ashworth: Secretary, Dee Hurdlep fsittingj Vice- President, Bonnie Underwood. ' 34 Juniors I I ' I Tammy Ashwnrth Victor Askew Deborah Austin Bevan Baker Ricky Bageman Robert Brown Curtis Barcliff Earlie Byrum Iackie Byrum Gene Bymm Michael Cartwright Michael Bullard Lisa Bunch 'Z Karen Butt Juniors 35 4 JT NJ .- Q fi: 0 s 'u f ln -62+ ,r N 4 H 4 if YL f . .nj 1 s.--4' '4 . Peggy Lowe Sherry Mims Anthony Moore Sandy Muldrow Lori Newberry Walter Overton Ricky Owens Cheryl Parker Edwina Parker David Perry lP' Corey Pierce Shu., xy Z' Gary Pittman Ricky Powers jeff Proctor Iuniors 39 'S' .13 --. , I jeffrey Vaughn Denise Welch Andrew White QQ in-Q 'df x- :, af :4 '1 ne , .X v- W. ' 1. ls anybody home? 2. Parlez vous francais? 3. Is it as easy as the competency test? 42 Sophomores l E ' Class of 1981 Sophomores -- N---.., am. 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Bill Hall Curtis Hardy Barbara Harrell Gary Harrell Leah Harris Tommy Harrison Iuaniia Hassell Maurice Hinton Beverly Huffler 46 Sophomores Michael Holle Sallie Holley Marty Hurdle Michael Hurdig Timothy jackson Phyllis james JW! ,- Ga Lilley Emily Lowe Lilfian McDonald Sherry Midgette Velvet Jennings Charlie johnson Kathy Jones Sevenna Kemp Ian Layden Donna Layton Helaine jones Claudia Lane Bethany Lewis Sophomores 47 . .. .. -- 'Sv'em, -M--few ..,...,.,,,,,,A . , ,,, ,,, V Wt JJ, V . ,f. mmm u xv-Qin Linda Miller james Mincey Edward Modlin Delton Moore Lori Moore Randy Moore Diane Overton Rose Owens Antomnette Parker 48 Sophomores Debbie Parker Randy Parks Wayne Paul Craig Perry George Perry jef Perry Tim Perry Eddie Pierce Kenneth Reid Denise Pierce Tony Perry Marie Pittman Mike Revels I q -1 ,gear-'ini .. A w' ,, u Darlene Reid Lisa Ripperger 'vm Y aug. ' , M V- wg ,Q-.:,-f, -- . - X. 1., K Y' 6' fx 5 Al I . 41..'f . , . - X f,j1,,..:,w .,Q:w+.k:- .. - 'N X g. Q. 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David Stevenson Eric Tilley Lorraine Tolson Jerri Townsend Ronald Walker Chris Waller Wendy Walton Charles Welch Cathy Wells Dawn Whedbee Varis Whidbee Alvin White Brenda White Darrell White Gerald White Lorenzo White Wally White 2 -U M 1- x 457552 573 af Hollytwharton Cassandra White Charlie White Faye Wills Scott Williams Lyn Winslow Randy Winslow Thomas Wood Brgnt Winslow Michael Winslow Sophomores 51 Punzxlh gfiagfnnuh 'fgarringtnn glfehruzxrg E, 1953 - Quugusi 15, 1978 Freshmen Class of 1982 Fh 53 Tammy Alexander joseph Annstrong Lois Armstrong Edward Ashe Danny Baker Troy Banks Amber Barcliff Tom Bguch Chris Boyce Veronica Brothers Vera Brown Robin Bullard Carroll Bundy Jessie Byrum , A., g1EQ3, X , rg it A A' Arlene Cartwright John Cartwright Kent Chappell 54 Freshmen 7 Lawrence Chappell Alvin Copeland LuRee Copeland Mary Copeland Troy Corbett joseph Coston Cathleen Crew Lewis Cun'y Hope Dail James Daily Vema Davis Mary Eason Tyrone Eason Howard Eaves Donna Elliokt john Eure Darlene Felton Margaret Felton Innothan Ferebee Robin Ferebee Shelia Ford Kelvin Franklin Freshmen 55 Karen Gallop Deloris Gilliam Abe Godfrey Linwood Godfrey Juanita Green joseph Griswould Mollie Sue Hall Cynthia Harrell Joe Harrell Waddele Harvey Shirley Hickson Ronnie I-like Deborah Hoffpauir Ora Holder Ip I Glenn Holley Glennis Hunter 56 Freshmen F Floyd Hurdle Michael Hurdle Barbara Iames jackie Hunter Sylvia Hunter Tina Inckson Frank jellico Bobbie jones Pattie jones Tommy Jones Willie jones Derrick Johnson Larry lohnson Diane jordan Ken jordan Wilma Iordan Damon Kee Gary Kennedy Ioan Keyser Rhonda Kotel Sherry Lane Marcin Leigh Tammy Leigh Frances Lewis Melissa Lewis Terry Lightfoot Zelene Lightfoot Freshmen 57 Timothy Long Preston Lowe Dempsey Mallory Robert Mallory Bobby Matthews Erin McAtee Mike McAtee Terri McDonald Betty McHone Ioey Meads joy Meads Manuel Miller Renee Mincey Cynthia Moore Linward Moore Pam Muldmw 58 Freshmen -- uv. MH Douglas Overton Brian Owens Darryl Owens Donnie Parker Mary O'Neal Bathsheba Ormond Chris Perry x4 'IO . greg ,. ni: ' ' ee Se, -V - 9 5 -if ig- i 3 -Mtn f if79s.'3j-rzfggefsf' v, 4: , V -, ps. Donnie Saunders Iames Saunders Brenda Pierce Belinda Powers Jerome Reid Clay Roberts Connie Rucker Mary Rumble .Xi s .1 Dou las Sawyer Gloria Southerland Robin Sellers Patricia Shields Carol Simpson Susan Sims joanetta Skinner Denise Smith Tim Smith Sheila Spellman Arlena Spruill Ginger Stallings Wade Stanton Freshmen 59 Ken Stevenson Marvis Thomas Vemice Thomas Karen Thompson Darryl Trueblood Robin Trueblood Robin Trueblood Angela Tumer Elaine Twine Mark Twine Martha Umphlett Sheryle Vaughn Keith Vaughn Todd Wagner Joseph Walker Sharon Ward 60 Freshmen Wwf1?J' Mary Warren james Watkins Samuel Watson Janice Weeks Karen Walker David Warren Donald Welch Chris Wh s -,., is ll arton Ioyce Whedbee Charles White Cynthia White Danny White David White u ,,.. X ,,,.. f 5' ,.L, -Q , A-env'- ' Doris White Doris White 5.- t . ,. Remina White Stanley White Michael White Terrie White Gordan Wilder Deliah Wilkins Elesia Wilkins Susan Willardson Alexziner Williams Iohn Winslow Sharon Wood Hattie Zachary Freshmen 61 ,Z 2 .zgag ,.iiii'h!nni!'in f 'fv..'t'C 2' 1 I1 .Q ,rg . 1 4 ,GEQBRA .'.- 4, ..i n f x , .Fi w + . x ..z.W nv I ,1.4.--, '11, RW, v.x, -gs 1 :Ni 4 1 415, Au U up-'4 ' T9 H f. H1513 W if 5 2 Q f lgfsf, - C: E., 4, ...X . .. -gavabw Assistant Principal Henry L. Felton Secretaries . . K . .mf 3, . F . 1 .,..4.-an Mrs. Diana M. Hunter Mrs. Becky D. Whit E? FACULTY Aubrey Baccus Mrs. Christine B. Barber Vocational Education English William Bowser Mrs. Grace Bullard Essential Skills Interim Librarian - -A-r 1- -W Y. l IK.. Mrs. Kathleen Brickhouse Mrs. Marion Byrd Mathematics Business Education 66 Faculty jeff Co eland Mrs. Ieroline Coston AgriculturaFEducation Social Studies 1. ,'Y I ' 1 Mrs. Brenda Dail Mrs, Linda Dowd Mathematics Business Education r rT '-w-'W-mf. . Mrs. Edith Driver Llo d Felton Science gzience Faculty 67 - 1 , gf, no Mrs. Frozine Green Mrs. Kay Gibson Essential Skills Reading Pete Hunter Driver's Education Mrs. Carroll M. Harrell English 68 Faculty ' A ' ' ' ' ' N: tant.. M mm' :Emu can a 1' f s ,'.:'L.' - X L V , We .1 . fag . g.. W 'Nt . .',. V 3 I W. . fl. - - .4 1 M-. - rv, ,. fn 1. .v-- JN' R pz, -. ' fri , .- Fill . ,A W1 YP-.vw f? Don lnscoe Elonza Icayner Social Studies Industrial E ucation Mrs. Ka Knox Eng ish Mrs. Carolyn Lavezzo Choral Music Mrs. Marie Lewis Mathematics . !:..!:vI.g3- 'P' g at ' ' 1,11-' :wr P - ', rs, E2229v:,. ,g-, 4,51 . - M f? 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Mrs. Carolyn Rogers Mrs. Georgia Stallings Health and Physical Education Social Studies ING! Mrs. JoAnn Stallings Mrs. Evegfn Stubbins Business Education Home conomics Miss Dorothy Tumer Celvin Webster Mathematics Health and Physical Education Faculty 71 lb Mrs. Nina White Home Economics '61 Mrs. Alice Winslow Essential Skills Here at PCHS, the students have the opportunity of being taught by one of the finest and most dedicated staffs in the state. This section has been dedicated to them, We hope that they realize how much they are needed here. 72 Faculty M... - ... I 'ex ' x .-s 0 s - A. ' '. ' A 9, 4'-L :- '. . f - M -19'-Q ' , Y . A, fig, ' N . ,.'. , tr, ' - met..- Earl Willis Social Studies Mrs. Dorothy Wright French v ..A u Q 4,31 3? Zrf: 3'f V ' f.. 'wip- .,, 4 . .,....g , ,,,-,Q I + f -f r 1' fix ls if .-df fill i David Ziemba Instrumental Music TEACHERS' AIDES The teachers' aides have been a tremendous help to the PCHS faculty. They per- formed clerical duties and provided special tutoring for students. The teachers and students are grateful for the extra help. The aides are Mrs. Louise Parker, Miss jackie Cooper, Mrs. Venora Brothers, Mrs. Fan- nie Leigh, and Miss Rosa Modlin. . : is: 5 ... Mr. Lavezzo, are you really Santa Claus? Teachers have to eat too! Faculty 73 Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Carrie Riddick, Mrs. Margie Ashworth, Mrs. johnetta Billups, Mrs. Edith Mansfield, Mrs. Ida Skinner, Mrs Sally Lane. Ianitor VL' M L'5 'ln n 'I ,--- a giigfra-. li . ' I QHQQ un-Elilhra 7 53 - -fi -:':': llllllllllllill 33 0 :JJ-'.... '1 Q 1.-.:::.::..-1.-4 n 1 f 7 -Q-.. 1 A ' - lu -QR ' Q--ll!! . - P n I g V - I- . '. l Bglllllillll-' rex P , Q , f il if V 'l' u , :fr ' f , ww' S- gl I I N. r 'X 1 ' - .' V-Q -P 1. 'lt' .. f , I2 2 ' Mr. Curtis Lightfoot Maintenance Mrs. Iulie Sim son, Mrs. Beulah Felton, Mrs. Es- telle Hurdle Qlgot pictured, Mrs. Daisy Manley.l '+-YW. wrivxw- - W ,Z--f ,W , P .-v-f5.,,,,vk-M y i . 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J W, , 'A+ A 3 12: ,QI 91 . o ' , 14, .: X Y ' :W ? ,-5:11-A ,v , .1 g , '-.:. ' as2zif:i.raz? . f f, 'Q f ' ' 1' 2':'5-:-Q-'z-E124 V '22 :M 2 Y ' 'iff ,,,,.:...,..2.,M at , V W V 3 332 0 ic .3 msn:-v:': ffrf-ws .. 5 ' r Nw- A w 2 R 1 X if .A ?33g255'4f2f1 Q f.fff??5' : Y 'Q J V 'A .1 Q. ' 4 ! 1 .1 .. , ....x...,A,.,, W 8 ' 'ZH Hg' ,..Af N J W ,,,,,4fr'f .4, 9 -1 ' ' N P. L Everyone enjoyed the prom in their own special lemon-meringue pies, peanuts, and punchg just afew way. Some danced the night away while others so- of the delicacies served at Prom '78, The prom will cialized. A few seemed perfectly contented eating long be remembered. From 77 fin www 4 , ,!,F ,X wx At the beginning of the prom, everyone socialized even the faculty members were out on the floor danc- among friends. Minutes later, when the band started ing. up, all got into doing their own thing. Before long Prom 79 80 Prom WAITRESSES The waitresses helped make the prom a success, too. They are as follows from left to right: Sherry Mims, Flora Hinton, Dee Hurdle, Karen Butt, Gina Lightfoot, Lisa Bunch. Shelia Leigh, Sherry Hollowell. WAITERS The waiters helped with the prom also. From left to right, standing: Gary Hunter, jeffrey Chappell, Ellis Everett, Ricky Owens, lack Dail: Kneeling: George jackson, jeffrey Vaughn, jeffrey Thompson. .fy Kr 6'x'y Q mv' r em 5 0 U QM ai Q M DAO' 76 gl Q, .MM ' V Y W H 'B' n '44 X , H 1' G 1 N 5-ff ' v I ef .:?f,5',,f'- U , ,Y if I .yi 4 1' . lil Princesses Victoria Banks Brenda Pierce Sophomore Freshman Princess Nom1nees The princess nominees are from left to right Shelia Leigh and Connie White. Not pictured are Denise Pierce and Bethsheba Ormond. 84 Homecoming 1 J 1 'OW' k Festivities for the week included a Day-Boys-Dress- Hippie Day, Spirit Day, and everyone's favorite, Lick 'en- Up-Like-Girls, Day-Girls-Dress-Up-Like-Boys, Hat Day, Day. . - C - p -3 -w ' .,J' - - W 8 - .. ,ty i . ki 'x -.MM r i 1 'T B6 Homecoming gl, i'2 '?:g , , 5:4-vg szszf 4-In . 1--2' We-'sr xr-w Q E'Ei....I2l1lf,' 2 N ' . , A , . Q fix., ,Ha , G lf ' -5 Q aaa, ,ff .f fir ia ' .. . 'K 'V 1 ' Q ,ziigirat ,u 'Y fy 5? . ' ' e -fi' iz yi ' sw . .I e . Hp., K' 1 ..j y' 5 f gf ,H iff! V., LQ. .. F' a . .... I qw . 'I 5:61 ' ' ' ' . F735 V KX R E . . 9 ,gg ' 3 . . I '::.g E' a ' , I L,.Vg1,'P 'T . K, ,w-'A' Z, 'k,,- -- A -- m. -,. Y mary: na x gi .!S 1. Q . SMI. T' . K ' gif' w iv. ' ' ., I ..zf-f.:' '1 w . sk X Q gulf' -K' . 1 we W, . i u IU ' X 1 4. j ! My r f N 2 ne- -X, mu- - .,2,1. Q -if mf.: f I 4 ff fsf-3221 ' V 4. X . . .3 L 3' , Q kj ,,, .' ,Q . . .mx ...I-.,.. ., ., ...ff.xxg3:.,, x , 'ME 'SJ ' ,. -4, Q .3 5: : f f 'X f 27:1 Y ' ' ,. ' HIE '- e' Q. n f , , ,gg gg gf- -+.... r, ': ' .. , 3, - -...MX 1 ' Q., . ..--' O 'Jn B I ix W ' ' -,z-iii iff!! ' , -, W .A ff . N P' ff i 1 + N9 , 1 R. ,JB I . C1OVERNOR'S SCHOOL - EAST Michael Bullard represented PCHS during the summer of 1978 at Gover- nor's School - East. He attended a six-week program at St. Andrews Pres- byterian College in Laurinburg, N.C. Michael's field of study was natural sci- ence. This was the first Governor's School - East and plans are being made to expand from 200 to 400 stu- dents in 1979. While he was there, Michael enjoyed sports, music, and drama. NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL OF THE ARTS Annette johnson represented PCHS during the summer of 1978 at NCSA in Winston-Salem. She attended a five week art program and studied design and figure drawing. After graduation from PCHS, she plans to enter the field of commercial art. + 1 f., .1'W-V ' rfF1X-7- slr., GIRLS'STATE During the summer of 1978, jackie Amold represented PCI-IS at Girls' State which is held at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. The week was spent studying North Carolina gov- emment. In the mock election, Jackie had the honor of being elected to the Senate. She was sponsored by the American Legion. Ricky Owens - President of Albemarle Federation FFA 89 jeffrey Vaughn - Vice-president ofthe Eastem District of North Carolina Association of Student Councils. CONTEST PARTICIPANTS Algebra l - Scott Copeland, Randy Winslow, and Ben Alexander tnot picturedl. Students from PCHS participated in two Eastern District contests at East Carolina University. The typing contest was held in March. Phyllis Gregory and Deborah Rountree en- tered under Typing II. The math contest was held in April. Mary Hurdle, Ianet Riddick, Scott Tilley, and Kent White participated in the Advanced Math Division. Mrs. Brickhouse was the advisor. I I I I 90 Math and Typing Contests Geometry - Shelton Skinner, Michael Bullard, Gene Bymm, and M Hagan. MARSI-IALS Selected by their over-all average for one year, the marshals usher at graduation. The chief marshal leads the Senior procession. Chief Mughal junior Marshals Brenda Sawyer Cathie Bymm and Donna Stallings Sophomore Marshals Freshmen Marshal? Shelton Skinner and Michael Bullard Danny Eure and Lyn Winslow Marshals 91 1 I x K. vm. E A-M' Y- --2, 1 A tl I - Q' I ...J-J u 1 I ,f X Qf-62 F4255 g:x.Wi,:.? ,X Q , -X. iiigifsgisgggz-' wmgwgg x Q . .I ,, xy wk 'X 4.-1,4 -- za. 1 ,A 5 1. J gg, 1 ,hmnsf 14' , 'xx -..nv , QA? 7 ,M ,4- x 1 5. - ff. an rnun-my-5 ws--:nf 1: Q r. . TRACK 9. We wish to congratulate the Albermarle All-Conference players for the 1978 track team. They are: Charlie Sutton in the 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, and shot putg Floyd Creecy in discus: Chris Peckham in pole vault: Bobby Tolson in the mile rung Larry Honeyblue in the 440 yard dash and mile relayp Mike Holley in the 880 yard dash and mile relayg Carl Zachary in the mile relayp and Nate Car- son in the mile relay. 94 Track www .. in . . ' 'L .Q . ' .,4,., 's i'r'r ' lkd t 8 -Q. 4- Pe .M- TRACK SCOREBOARD PCHS 291fz .... Northeastern .... . . . 89112 PCHS . . . 27 .... Northern Nash 491!z Northeastern . . 8916 PCHS 75 .... Northampton .... . .. 34 PCHS Solfl .... Camden ..... 41 Currituck .... 45Vz PCI-IS 371!z .... Northeastem .... . . . 81 Currituck ..... . . . 18112 PCI-IS 10 .... Northampton .,.. .... . 70 Bertie ........ 90 PCHS . . . 60 .... Currituck . . . . 49 PCHS . . . 58 .... Camden . . . 32 Currituck .... 47 PCHS 721fz .,.. Currituck ...... 411f2 Murfreesboro .... . . . 22 PCHS . . . 23 .... Northeastern .... .... . 81 Greenville Rose .... . . . 66 CONFERENCE MEET PCHS . . . 84 .... Currituck ...... . . . 611fz Camden ...... . . . 371fz Murfreesboro .... 18 l7 Q . 53 .',r' ' 1 fi fflffljif5QCtfilf5f5 C ' ff Q 0 or Rra T 'ii 7' R C Track 95 ig, gy. Y J.: ' v 1 .. .' '-S.: 1, 1 . H ..z 96 Track 5. , 1 .4 I ,QM 0 ,, 5. C. higfgn ' ' ' 4 ,nw 1,Wm,,,,m,W m, ,.,,,,,,,.x,. ,, . 1 l A Q 1. -V ,L I F :I H I ' -H21 O' fi! ' -'r' 3 Y f H 'j l' A 'TQ' 3. T77 ff 'T'Z?2? ug W 98 Track I , K rw., , PCHS wishes to commend the track team for the fine work they did during the 1978 season. We would like to mention the top five scorers of the season: Charlie Sut- ton - 80 points: Chris Peckham - 78112 points: Bobby Tolson - 73112 points: Larry Honeyblue - 71 pointsg and Mike Holley - 69 points. We congratulate Bobby Tolson for being undefeated throughout the season and also for setting a new school record for the mile run. His time for the new record was 4: 39.6. Bobby also quali- fied to participate in the regional playoffs for the junior Olympics. Congratulations to the other school record setters: Larry Honeyblue in the 440 yard dash: Nate Carson, Mike Holley, Charlie Sutton, and Larry Hon- eyblue in the mile relayg and Chris Peckham in the pole vault. We congratulate Mr, Webster for taking the team on to be the conference champions for 1978. The team won with a score of 84 points, 22Vz points above the second place team from Currituck. 4 Wi 1- in-.fmzx mn- mv- The 1978 girls' softball team, under the direction of a new coach, Mrs. Carolyn Rogers, had a pretty unbalanced year Congratulations to Lynn Hurdle and Sarah Nixon on the scoreboard. The team won only five out of fourteen were named to the All-Conference team. Bonnie games, however, they still showed great potential. wood received Honorable Mention. The team voted Six seniors spearheaded the team and even though their Hurdle as most valuable player, and Mary Wood Hurdle talent will be missed, the remaining freshmen should take the most improved. Sarah Nixon had the highest b up the slack. average. '1 The members of the 1978 team were: first rowg Lynn Hurdle, JoAnne Meads, Sarah Nixon, Corinne Underwood, Donna Dail, Mary Wood Hurdle: second rowp Denise Pierce, Pearlie White, Karen Hutt, Bonnie Underwood, Dee Hurdle, Gaye Lilley, third row: Catherine Iones, Ianice Burton, Cindy Sawyer, Sherry Hallowell, Flora Hinton, Mae Bryant. 100 Softball on mi fielder Bonnie third base as short stop Lynn Hurdle and od look on. an La.. TK ' 4, .M , A ky I . VW . 1 , v, f-4 lE,gEw. -gi V : K lmigiwtv auf Donna Dail makes it safely to third base. -N l 'Wm Q.:- PCHS PCHS PCI-IS PCI-IS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCI-IS PCHS PCHS PCI-IS PCHS SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD ...,.18.,....Chowan .....18......Gumberry .....22......Camden 19 ...... Murfreesboro . . 1 . . . .... Northampton . . 2 ....... Currituck .... .....13 ......Gates 9.......Camden .....14 ...,..Murfreesboro .. 6 ....... Currituck .... 0 ....... Northampton . . 0..,....Gates 15 .,.... Gumberry . . . 2 ....... Chowan .....29 .....29 .....17 .....'l2 ,....10 .....10 .....11 ....12 Softball 101 l ' x ,.. KVI' -4-4xT,f., ,Qin Q1-,::c.- , ,,, . at f x-4:1 AA . eff' - . H? X kr.. 5 2 QA' ' JS ' W. -.. A -.-..- in if f 1 , gi, . .,.f-qv 'fF' h ,M , S- '-fif i3g,gf. , ??Qvif. 'veesw 2 'sat in 'S if , . 32' 35 . f qu'-a'-1 f ,,5f..:5v .34-,. 'f f 'X 'F' 'L-4f5?f3E?9?' lffwfi ' qw-w WJ! .,.,. ,I A '- 'f'9 ,'Y-u, f -r--X . - ? in .. 9937- My V A 'f 3a.l-4.-4.-... -,..., . . SS-fyww , 1 ' --- --,,,..., '-vu I, 'A -1-..., 103 BASEBALL . . an-jL,.-:.'5 ffivfi' L 1,1 Q...1 - K.. , ,1.-.,. ,Z 1 - - , ii tM'i,,, i. X'-.f...'. E f 'af'-ffsase. -1-if . , A ' W' ..-: .fri-'E1,'.f,,. .f , ffs.fs,,1a-.-wel..- ,. Q .. , ,Q.A , V, ,Q,. ' ' -e rj .ji ' ' 1 ,,,., 4. k-Norm? A 1--.W g , WL K , 0.4. , , W - '3..:..s. 'K' krf? if-,,',..a. 1. - 1 ffsf,..'s,-'- ff 104 Baseball The Pirate baseball team rolled through last year's schedule winning every conference game and advancing up to the semi-finals before finally losing, These wins included four shutouts against conference foes. The Pi- rates were declared Conference Champions, District Champions, and Regional Champions. A great deal of the team's burden was carried by the seniors: Mark Winslow, Tosh Towe, Howard Williams, and Marvin Hunter, with 1.3 . Y -A CONFERENCE r the last two supplying most of the pitching power. Voted to be All-Conference were Gary Hunter, Marvin Hunter, Jerry White, Howard Williams, Mark Winslow, and Phil Woodell. Receiving Honorable Mention were Russell Lassiter and Tosh Towe. ,.-,, as U CHAMPIONS ., X ,.,r t . wi .. 1 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD PCHS 20 ...... Gumberry ....... . .. 1 PCHS 8 ...... Camden ...... . . . 3 PCHS 5 ,..... Murfreesboro .... . . . 4 PCHS 11 ...... Northampton .... . . . 5 PCHS 7 ...... Currituck ..... 1 PCHS 16 ...... Gates ..,...... . . . 9 PCHS 5 ...... Camden ........ . . . 3 PCHS 11 ...... Murfreesboro .... . . . 0 PCHS 6 ...... Currituck ..... . . . 0 PCHS 16 ...... Northampton .... . . . 0 PCHS 11 ...... Gates ......... .. . 0 Playoffs PCHS 10 ...... Gaston .......... . . . 7 PCHS 5 ...... Fu uay-Varina .. 1 PCHS 6 ...... Hathsboro ..... 7 Members of the 1978 Baseball team are Russell Lassiter, Scott Williams, Howard Williams, Phil Woodell, Ricky Owens, Charlie White, Wayne Tad- lock, Michael Winslow, Wally White, Tosh Towe, Mark Winslow, Lloyd Evans, Marvin Hunter, Eugene Rountree, Tim Perry, Gary Hunter, and jerry White. The coach is Pete Hunter. 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V - M 1 1 ' 108 Baseball VARSITY FOOTBALL liffvgfi, 'Xp X: ll ,jk . x x Elmer Rumble, Larry Honeyblue, Floyd Creecy, John Griswold, McKinley Gil- liam, Ieffery Thompson, Bevan Baker, Glenn Lamb, Phil Woodell, Corey Hunt- er, Donnie Parker, Icseph Griswould, Bobby Tolson, Gary Hunter, Elton Layden, Stanley White, George Bymm, Donald Felton, Scott Copeland, jim White, Victor Askew, Eugene Rountree, Kenneth Lightfoot, Michael Holley, Mr. Celvin Webster. PCHS West Craven PCHS Plymouth ,.... . . . PCHS Edenton ...... . . . PCHS Northeastem PCHS Currituck ..... . . . PCHS Northampton PCHS Murfreesboro PCHS Gumberry .... .... PCI-IS Gates ..... PCHS Camden . . . M-H.f 2-332555 . 3 k ' Football 109 ,+..z s-q .Q ,-., is x .Jin . ,M ..,L ...Q if :S 25, si.. Vf A 1 :V k iv. 5.15.5 are 110 Football '?'tE:f ' ' e 2 W M ' H.. - . w, vu .-.-Q o ve , . od, rx 2'-R f Si L,.,,.W 592215 ' b , , C4 '4,g:f Wmi.. .- 5.55 ki . I IV. We extend our congratulations to the 1978 varsity foot- ball team for being in the drawings for the 2A conference playoffs. They played hard all season and were defeated only twice during the conference games. The football teams of the past two years have given PCHS a new name in the conference. At the end of the regular season, PCHS was tied with Currituck, Gates, and Murfreesboro for first place. To determine the order in which they finished, the coaches drew numbers. PCHS did not draw number one so they did not make it to the playoffs. The team did receive a trophy as recognition for tying for first. Keep up the good work, Coach Webster and maybe the '79 season will tum out better. I 112 Football 'iv' fl Q ,sf 3 QQ, fir, . isis. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL V C 114 Jv Football The following were the members ofthe 1978 IV football team: ffront rowj Randy Parks, Eric Tilley, Howard Eaves, Linward Moore: Ksecond rowj Randy Winslow, Eric Cohoon, Thomas Lightfoot, Eddie Pierce: ftop rowl Coach Don lnscoe: Knot picturedj Scott Williams, james Watkins, Ronnie Hite. Eric Cohoon and Eddie Pierce were the IV captains. In August, the annual summer football practice began for the Iunior Varsity Football players. For many, organized football was a new experience. There was also a new coach, Don Inscoe, and of course, it took time for coach and team to get used to each other. The season began with high hopes which were quickly extinguished as the Edenton Aces devastated the Pirates with an aerial attack. The game finally ended with a score of 0 to 28. The next game did not end favorably for the Pirates either. The IV's were completely outmatched by a veteran West Carteret team. Final score: Pirates 0, West Carteret 56. The conference season got underway against the Camden Bruins. In what tumed out to be a hard-fought game, Camden eventually overcame the Pirates with a score of 6 to 20. The next game, against Murfreesboro, proved to be a tum around for the IV's. In their second conference game, the Pirates demonstrated they could succeed with an eight to six victory over the Raiders. The IV's fifth game was a rematch of the first conference game. After this hard-fought contest, Perquimans once again came out on the short end - 6 to 8. The last game of the season was played on Murfreesboro's home field. The IV team had been trimmed to eleven players. Although the eleven gave it all they had, Murfreesboro over-powered the trimmed-clown Pirates by a score of 0 to 28. IV-Football 115 PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCI-IS IV FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Edenton .... West Carteret Camden .... Murfreesboro Camden .... Murfreesboro 116 IV Football f. A 4 FE: .43 lf, .X 4 X 'PAQ Q A . mga P. 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Conference Toumament 40 ....,.. Murfreesboro 118 Varsity Basketball The varsity basketball team had a challeng- ing season this year. Along with a tough sched- ule, the team was often plagued by foul trouble. They started the season with three non- conference losses and just could not seem to keep it together. Even when faced with a loss, the team still played hard. The team was victorious in the Christmas toumament but after that victories were few and far between. Despite these losses the team showed some spectacular talent ranging from slam dunks to fast breaks of razzle dazzle. The team finished with a 7-10 non-conference record and a 6-6 conference record. Players in the team picture above are: Bobby Tolson, Paris Whedbee, Ellis Everett, Wayne White, Michael Holley, Levon Skinner, Coach Celvin Webster, Edward White, Fred Rountree, Victor Askew, Milton Modlin, Kenneth Ferebee, and Garry Bryant. s Q. pi E Rx A W I 50. Y . 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'fn S il .24 A X f1 '.'5'w: -Vw ,Sw wi I - .Q ' -. ,., rf 'WX I iii wsv4mwcmnv, ' .W w. f A i, -Ek ? N X , :mrexswf IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL junior varsity team members include: George jackson, lohnnie Frierson, Tony Hickson, Donnie Parker, Robert Mallory, George Bamett, Alvin lNhite, Nathan Carson, George Bryant, trainer, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD PCHS Plymouth .. PCHS Plymouth .. PCHS ECIH ...... PCHS Northampton PCHS Camden PCHS Gates ...,.. PCHS Murfreesboro PCHS Currituck .. PCHS Gumberry . PCHS Northampton PCHS Murfreesboro PCHS Gates ...... PCHS Currituck .. PCHS ECJH ..... PCHS Camden .. PCHS Gates ..... PCHS Gumberry .. Quinton Iuhnson, trainer, Stanley White, Melvin Wilson, Coach Pete Hunter, and Craig Perry. IV Basketball 123 N x I N X Q if 'I ,nr 1 A v,- J ,- X I A f 3 x Q 3 ,E x 3 I Q 4. .il.4.LJif Af rv.. - -' . 'rx , 7' it 1' 2 -1 . ,Q 72.1 if .I' 'N J' ., f L .. f' v , ,. sf 5 x 1 '-:'1 f, Q! 'xfn 5 ,J ,rw md ww V .W- ' - Tit, 5 ls. .W vf is N 4 , X N Q ,. N , -P Wx v' if uw PCI-IS is proud to have an undefeated junior varsity basketball team. The lowest score made by the team was 62 and the highest was 99. The highest any team scored against our team was 74 in a regular conference game with Gumberry. Gumberry also scored 78 against the IV's in a playoff game. It's been a few years since we have had an undefeated team, The junior varsity team was conference champs and were also undefeated in the playoffs. Coach Pete Hunter did an excellent job with the team this past season by using the varied talents of his young players. The smallest margin of points in a game was two points in a close game with Elizabeth City junior High. The greatest margin was 65 points against Camden. 126 IV Basketball X x M X B. fi Q. -A -N 'f sg 'nigglwl QQ,-A 'SU Q Q ' ' iig- f .x 5 f.. xg.-xLLw ' 5 X Q, 1 'wx . 'Y X :nk .ia if -ww Am 1 JVM . A sf' 13 . J ' 'Y A:-Qvfaixq X 3 as fi X . -2 u QM WX .fu fskwgfgf ' -f .Mx ' ' ,M Q.,. ' XRS .,,.L A , s 5 ' S -4,5 w W NYJ Q ,J wi - gi 1232, X. 1, ' A 'H ' PA N gif 4 25 xi f-MX M Q. ws 1 H15 1'-,L+ X ,M ' vu e v L A f A . , ..,,, 4 Q if :Eg .x,A , f Hgw P - . ?3Tf?3ff'NQix GIRLS' BASKETBALL The 1978-79 girls' basketball team had a very un- lucky season. The team record was 0-15. Coach Carolyn Rogers commented: We're still a relatively young team. This year we lacked any real height. Fouling and not making our foul shots were our two main problem areas. There was a great lack of team work which hurt the team as a whole, but there's still a lot of talent and I expect it to be shown next year. 128 Girls' Basketball The girls' basketball team is made up of the following girls: Valerie Walker, Cathy Wells, Lorraine Tolson, Fearlie White, Sharon Carson, Mary Rumble, Bethsheba Ormond, Valerie Skinner, Brenda Pierce, Mary O'Neal, Helaine jones, Victoria Banks, Vera Brown, Cynthia Wills, Kim Rountree, and Flora Hinton, trainer. ll in '1 f'-si fy , r ,, .gm g,..Q, . K... it-: s we s. Y-1-L1 ,,, ,V., ,4-.Vi ., .4 J ' l i 1- -1 t '3!' .- 'nz-1 te if-f. LF ' f- ' 5- . 'fi' P Y' 'xy' 7 fcnrx xp a f .sw 'f . . .. Q. .L ,a' . s V-,wt-f.,f -. - . A . V . . 4f.f.tgw.,, - , -f f , . - ' ij. J-,,3'U 'it' - , LXR'-X N- -'i Ulf' 1 ,g'f.1i--- lv ag M xzEE3H?N 4 ff lv' . .ni N 1 , A.,- ,I ,5 1 Q 1 qv- 13O Girls' Basketball ll M, Q 34 v if QW di 14 fr Q3 .Z H , 'Y 3 ,N l H 1 x Q K xmvx .l I . , , ,E '-'Ml' 1 VE .- U 2. , - , Q, fl K Q in l. 15,3 A Q -' wif . ' f.' . f . X-,wk fe Z ff is A is 5 flfiff ' ' 'WWW-' ,:x,- M 8 k...., 1 Q. Q, GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD PCHS 39 Plymouth .. PCHS Plymouth .. PCHS Northeastem PCHS Northampton PCHS Camden .... PCHS Gates ...... PCHS Murfreesboro PCHS Currituck PCHS Gumberry .. PCHS Northampton PCHS Murfreesboro PCHS Gates ...... PCHS Currituck PCHS ECJH ..... PCHS Camden PCHS Camden . . . Varsity Cheerleaders The varsity cheerleaders have really done a great job of keeping the PCI-IS spectators on their toes. They have a new instructor, Mrs. Brenda L. Dail, who is also a new teacher this year. The girls adopted her sister, Linda Layden, as a mascot. The cheerleaders worked hard to get new uniforms and have projected an image that can make PCHS proud. 2. ' - . ,,.. . 1.5, .v . so svlqllpfq 1. The varsity cheerleaders for 1978-79 are: Sheila Leigh, Sandy Muldrow Brooks Thomas Pam Moore Tammy Askew Cheryl Parker Sherrg Hallowell, Sheila Ford, Edwina Parker, Tammy Ashworth, Gwyn Trueblood I I . . is ' ' A -fvf-rg. ,W JW :rl-' M. . hw , W ., W f Q .,..n A . ,ff I, -M .1 'f W., Q In xr ,' .K ' ' , 'uf' XA . r k 3 j ,fin ' ' -if Hzbis Y f f 3 in fra P ' .ner F. . 5 gg, W-:far mf f .YQ 'F J',- T '5W.g.5'.:'5,k V 3 j N W , , 14: K , T. gg x f-.. ' 2+ ,X K ., X n fig 1 L 4: .ll- ..5f-ff'i.'frfWfk - . 1. .f . ,. gg. . ef f 3 o , M512 , R, Q. L' X 6 f Y' 1, !,. -xv' ...- 94 2 Q, 4. ,x MH 3 .-. gg , Wm . ,a,,q:fi , M..-.x, .. . 4, W W. ,A K -' fins . ,V .. .Y LI J ' ' 'Asif i rg. 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Znemba mstruct 4 7 BETA CLUB The Beta Club is composed of juniors and se- niors who have and maintain an overall 90 or above average. The highlight ot' the club's year was participation in the state convention. In order to raise funds, the club sponsored two bake sales, the concession stand at all home Bonnie Underwood operates the concession stand. basketball games, and a fish fry. Officers of the club: President - Russell Las- siter, Vice-President - Peggy Harris, Secretary - Brenda Sawyer, and Treasurer - Travis Burke. Mrs. Meads is the advisor. ,--- ,,::s'if-.Wei-i .- :JS1?'2f1i?3ie.-- at M l r fe Q' a wth i. If As a member of the Beta Club and as a citizen of my community, state. and nation I believe in and L' shall strive to promote the princi- !- ples of: ,Q Honesty -justice Q Service - Cooperation Responsibility ' Industriousness H Humility - Charity - , , Yitfqiwxra--ss.e...-, ..... .. -Q 1 5 Y3l'.h-,w -of ff T A 5 . . Sgt :v w3.xf.rx4f.wa9?5fX'Ni5'Xs. JST: f - A ' .-.- Beta 137 BIOLOGY CLUB wa 2-63' The Biology Club had a more active membership this year than previously. They were involved in several activities. Among them were resource speakers at meet- ings, an annual contribution to the library for the purchase of a set of encyclopedias of the Animal King- dom, and participation in the Regional Science Fair at ECU in Greenville. Officers of the club are: President - Linda Overton, Vice-President - Michael Bullard, Secretary - Cathy Wells, Assistant Secretary - Helaine jones, Sargeant at Arms - Nathan Carson, Historian - Rene Bowser, and Reporter - George Perry. Mrs. Driver is the advisor of the club. Mrs. Driver addresses BIOS members. 138 BIOS Toni Spellman feeds club's mascuts, BUS DRIVERS 'TS . Q-,.',a.f,n5Q1,:1, - I ' ,-Y '- , . ,.r.1...,, .-. The Bus Drivers at PCHS have the job of up early even when wanting to stay in bed seeing that students arrive at school safely on cold momings. However, there is one and on time. This is a great responsibility advantage - receiving a paycheck at the for teen-agers. Driving a bus means getting end of the month. . N. w lie? lf 2 ' W.O. Red Elliott and Pete Riddick are the bus mechanics. HMan,eating busff Bus Drivers 139 CHORUS lt seems that the chorus at PCI-lS gets better and better each year. The chorus presented a Christmas program featuring sacred and secular music to the public and also to students at Union School and PCHS. lt provided a refreshing break for students from the regular routine of classes. Students were Walter Overton and Wendy Walton perform for the student body. 140 Chorus fortunate enough to hear some outstanding specials from soloists and other groups. They also per- formed at graduation, presented a Spring Concert, and participated in the Arts Festival. The chorus is directed by Mrs. Lavezzo. Lyn Winslow is the pianist for the choms. JM? A Sq IPR grin gif!! WX Fifi'-' Y K. ffnf i f QIQ ggi M wall L. vnu-auf!! Q 3 C 5 lv 2 xi' W 24 K iiyl x if ' v . -x Ziff V 'Xb- E, f 44 Qt .dingy ga: ' ual . 39 I , Lal: X . av Q . 6 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS '-111: The French Club enjoyed a very good club membership this year along with an active schedule. They wrote and presented French skits. They attended a French play at U.N.C. They also visited a French restaurant in Norfolk. jim White and Sandy Muldrow prepa Officers of the French club are: Presi- dent- Linda Overton, Vice-President - Travis Burker, Secretary - Kim Rountree, Treasurer - Toni Spellman, Parliamen- tarian - Russell Lassiter. Advisor of the club is Mrs. Wright. re crepes for members of the French club. French 143 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America is composed of students interested in pursuing a career in the business world after gradua- tion. Membership is open to students that have taken or are taking a business-related course. They sponsored a bake sale and a car wash to raise funds for the activities of the club, FBLA members entered business- related contests on the district level, attended a Leadership Conference, and entered a float in the Hertford Christmas parade. Officers of the club are: President- Cathy Allen, Vice-President - Patti Riddick, Secretary-Treasurer - Peggy Lowe, and His' torian - Donna Stallings. Advisors of the club are Mrs. Dowd, Mrs. Byrd, and Mrs. I. Stallings. jill Twine prepares to wash another car at the FBLA car wash. Winter Wonderland was the theme of the club's Christmas flmt FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is one of the most active organizations at PCHS. The FFA placed represen- tatives in various contests district-wide, including Forestry, Land judging, Parliamentary Procedure, Creed, Extemporaneous Public Speaking, Public Speak- ing, Tool Identification, and Livestock Judging. The winner of the FFA Sweetheart Contest was Brenda Pierce. She represented the local chapter well at the Federation Contest at Northeastem High School. For more information about these contests, see page 92. Members also attended the N.C. State Fair, Districtl , 'nil' SZTVQC .l Leadership Workshop, District I Rally, State Conven- tion, and other field trips. Magazine sales helped to finance these activities. Officers of the club are: President - Ricky Owens, Vice-President - Michael Cartwright, Secretary - Charlie White, Treasurer - Randy Winslow, Reporter - jack Dail, and Sentinel - Elton Layden. Albemarle Federation Officers who are members of the local chap- ter are President- Ricky Owens and Secretary - Mark Stevenson. Mr. Copeland and Mr, Riddick are advisors of the chapter. 'sim' S is T0 ifiiiiiiiliiuwtgm Tiki Officers of the club compete in Parliamentary Procedure Contests. Sweetheart contestants display their roses. FFA 145 4 lf!-!:1'3i ? . T- it-K-int? FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ,A Members of the Future Homemakers of America were involved in several activities this year, Members of the club attended the FHA District Rally and the State Convention. They sold iron-on patches and candy ap- ples, made favors for residents in rest homes, and en- tered the Hertford Christmas parade. Q, 1 Shelly Nowell demonstrates cooking techniques. N6 FHA Officers of the club are: President- Diane Overton, Vice-President - Sue Key, Secretary - Connie Rucker, Treasurer - Betty Spruill, Historian - Rena Copeland, Parliamentarian - Angel Skinner, and Reporter - Shelly Rucker. Mrs. Stubbins and Mrs. White are the advisors. Members participate in Christmas parade. GUIDANCE CLUB I I .5 .-. iw-.. it .13 The Guidance Club scheduled several in- teresting topics that were discussed in group counseling sessions this year. They under- took several fund-raising projects to sponsor the club president's trip to Washington, D.C. in order to participate in the Presidential Classroom Program. The club took its annual educational tour of Washington, D.C. in the lgttgper: - spring. One of the major activities of the club is sponsorship of the Freshman Orientation Day. Officers of the club are: President - Cynthia Wills, Vice-President - Cheryl Parker, Secretary - Wendy Walton, and Treasurer - Freda Vaughn. Advisor is Mr. Midgette. Linda Overton greets students as they arrive for Orientation Day. Angela White leads a group around campus. T 'Y -A Guidance Club 147 GALLEON STAFF The best description of the work the Galleon Staff does every year is this, your annual. Many hours of hard work and intense concentration are involved in the publication of this book. Memories, both good and bad, are compiled in your yearbook. The staff had to meet four deadlines and take seem- l ingly untold millions of pictures in the course of the year. They also sold ads all through the summer to pay for publishing the annual. The staff studied publishing terms and put them to practical use by leaming to draw layouts, write copy, and process pictures. The advisor is Mrs. Harrell. Staff members are busy recording memories. 148 Galleon HEALTH CAREERS CLUB The Health Careers Club had a very busy year. All proceeds from their projects were used to help others. Some of the projects included making plaques for the elderly to send to rest homes: taking food, Christmas tree, and toys to two needy families: selling Heart Fund bal- loons: sponsoring a cerebral palsy walk-a-thong and collecting for the American Cancer Society. Twelve club members successfully completed the candy striper course and volunteered their services to work at Albemarle Hospital. The club also sponsors a 5100 scholarship to an out- standing senior interested in a medical career. Officers of the Club are: President -- Dee Hurdle, Vice-President - Iacki Sawyer, Secre- tary - Karen Butt, Treasurer - Donna Phillips, and Historian - Nona Cooper. Miss Pritchard is their advisor. r, 1 l ei O . Club members sell Heart Fund balloons. Sheila Rountree practices taking blood pressure. HCC 149 LETTER CLUB The Letter Club is composed of those girls who have lettered in either a sport or cheerleading. Stiff requirements have to be met for a girl to receive a letter. Only a few work hard enough each year to eam this award. This year fourteen girls were eligi- ble to join the club. Bonnie Underwood sells Gwyn Trueblwd H T-Shirt Kim Rountree demonstrates how she received her letter 150 Letter LIBRARY ASSISTANTS UFFICE ASSISTANTS .nm muwils' '7 m'i 5' -a.w',,, L ,,. 1' N 4 A - . YF- f . 1 'J' ' I -4 , - J u.. , ll p .v ' N 'N ,,. ., - L. v 0 ' r U . . f ,J K,x5 f' Q V: ' fi I KVI .4 f ' fsjglva, YE ' v YQ imxib in MONOGRAM CLUB Outstanding male athletes who have lettered football game and the all-star basketball game. in football, basketball, track, or baseball are They also sold Sponges to help finance the club. selected for membership in the Monogram A monogram banquet was held in the spring. Club. The club sponsored the powder puff Coach Webster is the advisor. Coach W2bSfef Presents leffefs at Awards DRY- Powder puff players watch as team members struggle. Monogram 153 PERQUIMANS ART CLUB 154 PAC The Perquimans Art Club, alias PAC, par- ticipated in the Christmas parades in Hertford, Elizabeth City, and Edenton with their float A Snow White Christmas. They also sponsored the annual spook house at Halloween which was a great success. The officers of PAC are: President - john Griswold, Vice-President - jeffery Vaughn, Secretary-Treasurer - Brooks Thomas, and Historian - Reggie Boyce. The advisor of the club is Mr. Lavezzo. - 4 Jil lvl fi '7 1- K, g f PFHE ART CLUF l K if-fam ww' l Q Q, KY: I y WEKOQ It .av- Bashful and friends trail along behind PAC's float. . . . putting on the finishing touches. PROPINQUITY Prupinquity is published eight times a year by the joumalism class at PCHS. The staff members are re- sponsible for the following: Co-editors -- Linda Overton 6: Beth Browne: Sports Editor - Menford Griswould, asst. - Jim White: Business Manager - Ianet Zachary: Photographer - Dean Dizon: Art Edi- Reggie Boyce and Dean lgn prepare for the next edition? tor - Reggie Boyce: Humor - Linda Overton: Ex- change - Debra Austin: Typists - Linda Overton, Menford Griswould, Dean Dizon, Reggie Boyce: Fea- tures - Lori Newberry, jan Zachary: Proofreaders - the staff: Circulation - Linda Overton, Beth Browne, Menford Griswould: Advisor - Mrs. Knox. 4 G U Wl9yhtiQ O 3, if lan Zachary reviews a past edition ofthe paper. Propinquity 155 STUDENT COUNCIL 'EE an 5 l mu 1 'H -1 l it Our Student Council was very busy this Sweetheart Dance, Awards Day, and the ln- B year. They hosted the EDNCASC President- stallation Ceremony. ial Workshop at PCHS,initiated Homecom- The officers are: President - Brooks ing Activities, attended the NCASC Con- Thomas, Vice-President - Ieffery Vaughn, vention and the NCASC Division Vl and Secretary- Christina Howell, Treasurer- Mars Hill Workshops. They also sponsored Theresa jordan, Photographer - Anthony the box for the needy, the Portrait of Santa, Jones, Parliamentarian - janet Zachary, the StudentlTeacher Day, Student Govem- Historian-Reporter - Annette johnson. ment Day, the Valentine Sing O'Gram, the Advisor for the Council is Mrs. Coston. .1 ' 'S+- Linda Overton makes presentations during Awards Day. Lori Newberry and Reggie Boyce demonstrate school spirit. 'X 156 Student Council TARHEEL JUNIOR HISTORIANS The Tarheel junior Historians is a statewide organization devoted to the preservation of state history. The PCHS Chapter, in its second year, photographed and listed the historic buildings located in Perquimans County. They listed information such as date of construction, Mr. Willis discusses plans with his club. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS CF AMERICA . of students enrolled in vocational courses. The club has two separate sections: one under the guidance of Mr. Baccus, whose students are enrolled in drafting and electronics, the other section, under the direction of Mr. Joyner, consists of those involved in automotive courses. The overall club sold candy bars to finance their activities. They took an educational tour of the Ford Plant, gave a trophy to an outstanding VICA member, and had a banquet in the spring of the year. to 'W X 3, 5 3,-1 ini -1- ' if 5? E 5. .. H I rl I Boyce, Vice-President - jim White, Secretary - Donna Stallings, Treasurer - Brenda Sawyer, Reporter - Renee Skinner, Parliamentarian - Eugene Rountree, Student Advisor - Iacki Sawyer, Invocation - Scott Copeland. Mr. Ioyner's officers are: President - Fred Rountree, Vice-President - Elton Layden, Secretary - Kenneth Blanchard, Treasurer - Clinton Miller, Histo- ria.n - Earlie Byrum, Student Advisor - David Peck- ham. W ..,. ,oo , . .vo 1 D t The two sections of the club discuss forthcoming plans for the year during Activities Day 158 VICA 'kj ,Em ., 1-1 1 m JC? XXXX Q.. Wu... 4::-- 1 w!'.rW ,, -- - ' ?Sfw, I, N,. ggma 1- mm , Ju x 1 , f mwkww . 222111 lleyv ,m.mgA. 1.6.,. Y . ., M wnvmanmmmwmuwxuu H ra x 1 I x ww .A P v , , . H Lp-1 Q- M 1 W M M -is-in-Mirim frw.:'Jx:1'Qhww mv ,a 3' 1, -1 av 4' M 1u' .Ww- Nd,:'w4 4MW+ , +1-wb, ,. M, , Jw ' , I-in S uw JW! , . ww.. ., my fi ii N QV X qs! xl i ? . .... . ....,.,. - .... ...,.. M . ..,,........,,,. .. ....... W ..,... ........,. . WW.. ....... ,. .........,......,.... , ,..,.,. .. ...,..,. . .. .. .. ., .. . .. ..,f CAROLINA FEED 81 SEED CO. PERQUIMANS COLONIAL GIFI' SHOP . u Local Craft It ms wrglnla .Dan Little Marina -- Herfford, N.C. an 426-8265 I FEEDS Grain Dryer and Elevator 125,000 Bushels Capacity 401 Selden Street - PD. Box 1116 Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909 CITY SHEET METAL, INC. Sheet metal work - roofing -- gutterlng 110 East Colonial Avenue Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909 Carrier Warm Air Heating Air Conditioning MOTOR BEARINGS 8: PARTS CO., INC 923 Halstead Boulevard ILIA Elizabeth City, North Carolina X 335-5463 I ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING CU. Elerlric Melon ol all Main and Sigh 407 N. Poindnxter St. R. 7. Lumtard, Owns: Elizabeth Clfy, N. C. 27909 AUTO WORLD ' We Guarantee What We Sell Phone - 335-1121 Ricky White, Owner UP RIVER FRIENDS CHURCH Flt. 1, Box 353 Belvidere, NC 27919 Pastor - C.M. Wilson, Sr. The End of Your Search for a Friendly Church Pest Iflislyrs A CAPTAIN GEORGES LOUIS SELIG Your jeweler Since 1882 513 E. Main St. - Elizabeth City, N.C. 335-2991 . 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PHONE 335-1l69 - NIGHT PHONE 335-4023.335-5110. 335-5602 JOHNSON WHITE 8: CO. Insurance of all kinds Since l9l7 if Q ' Phone - 426-7705 ONE STOP SERVICE STATION Grubb and Church Streets Hertford, N.C. 27944 426-7986 . fcups. sTlTi:l4f.i'g ' 'profn formals and tukedbs bridal shop custom made drapes 482-3495 338-2740 Edenton, N.C. 4. A.L. HURDLE'S ER MARKET Fresh Meats 8a G ral Merchandise Phone 465-8144 Hobbsville, CENTER Boat Drinks, DRUGS Road -L.lL.Hli Divers and Son Jewelers 'Proudly supplying '35, Perquimans County High Schciolfpy ff with the finest class rings' -f1','.- ' ' that money canauy. 2 '3 H A Hertford, may 4265647 LASSlTER'S DOMESTIC' AAEFQLIANCE senvrcay. A ALLEN LASSIIER7 1 ' HARRIS snopmuc camera omr . A uanrronnmc mu ELIZABETH cm AUTOMCBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Davenport Motors, Inc. Ivey G.M. City Krueger Chevroleygflnc. Northeastern Motors, Inc. Towe Chrysler-Plymouth Ine. A A ' A' 7 ' PE5Qi65LS3s 4355 v' Elizabein cnv, N.c. 173 'iw . .f f 1 . 1 LARRY'S DRIVE-IN Union 76 Gas Snack Bar 8: Fishing Facilities Free Boat Ramp Larry Chappell, Owner DIXIE AUTO PARTS -.,, ..- o B ll Winslow-Blanchard Motor Co., Inc. U.S. Highway 17 North Hertford, North Carolina 27944 .1 gg, if' vi! ffl Hertford, N.C. A 1- , 'rf7 ?'1f-uf g K 1 -+f,f:g:.r T6leghbn5Q42fQQ5245'. 426-56541 ' 2 - .. fl , 1' 't'-lfiffi P M - , A , W 1 --., if mf '-. F.: ' 'H ,J . iilvffw1:21 f'?'-fwu .sy fgiof-ml - fkff1Jff'r'fi'le1:5zi?lE ..- . , . Tl , Beed1 gqI.Q e .' vi 2-7. ii , mug ' -0 ,V 1 M... f . i Ju-mmy s Bar B Q 1 . Exxon Petroleum Products Exxon LP Gas and Appliances Jimmy Winslow - Owner U.S. 17 South Phone: 426-5014 Hertford, N.Cl x BAR- BE - CUE 'SAQIDWICHES I' Q 5 . , ,v J .:,ll- LY Dial 426-5458 Hertford, N.C. FARMEFFS AIR SERVICE Route 1 . Edenton, N.C. Phone 221-4296 ,., ' gC6rl1plIiLmenfSkfQfga ' FW2' 'W ,:' fesw ,TE'3RY'5 5319E2B0?fi lv. . , ,+, , ,.,,, ,. 2518 Sfehidafi - 'Edentbni N5Cq,j g5 i :ff59i59?3 55 f K, , , , . j +Sa!egnqnd Sexviqegby , sf ' M f jj5 -583sEN1'1i1i1i12xSxas? i.,f3. is '1 '21i0L':e,4, Bmivis6' fl Phone264-2400. ' U: gfifffg f fi AmQQQmfqE1.1N.5C.ki'lQl1f1T ' , Q . . i 5 ,A X TIQIQIQNESQ 11 1i3l?f7f?f 'i 33515-'EY IQSSTNINGS ,QQ Q Rei-1254P2415f 5: 97 f,:L:R'S?1354-2295-I -,4,,.,:,.i,:,: 1 1 H na . ,.,i,', ,,,: v V 1:-fv,-x swf'-4' ,Q f ' ef' -' W i ILLQ' V f'- 'L' , .g,., , 1-sq. 7,.,Vt.l,1Li,:.E -irzwigkthxghi ,. lu I ::f E6EN+6N1ifQiNiuaElCoMPANv f A Q if ,-.- , Edp1jnQn,1N.Q.-',u.Q . H,.,Tf,1,I..f, Lf ,cg Hertford Savings 8L Loan Servmg the 1923 A C' - Savin Shop Roses 8- Save Hertford, N.C. , I Y V 74 r ,freiviiivlwiiiiiixwf ' P N Qi Q D DRAGLINE SERVICE Elsberry Lane H nf d NC Belvidere, N.C. 9 or Phone 297 2452 it v x Fertilizers 1- Insecticides V Buyer of Peanuts, Corn, and Soybeans - L t Phone -4 296-2358 L L k Manager- Dan Nixon K L MURRAY MOTOR PARTS CO. 1 Your NAPA Store Fdr - ' A Auto and Tractor Parts ' A . V Hertford - Sunbury - L Q 426-52l8 - 465-S619 f - MILLER sr BELvsoERE FARMERS ExoHANGe INC.r t t MEADS' INC IOHNIE GREGORY TRUCK BODIES, INC Manufacturers of Grain, Stake, Produce and Aluminum Bodies Tandem Log Trailers and Flats Truck Tandems - Body Hoists Mailing Address: R.F.D. 4, Hertford, N.C. 264-2526 W ll sz? 'SV' z'2'ic'? 178 WHITE'S DRESS SHOPPE ,, . , If , W ' ' Ladids Ready-to4wear ' if CARSON'S SERVICE CENTER Phone 4265551 , -ag. ,LQ k V H8l'tfDl'd,,N.C. 1 TexaEo3P19oduct64 Groceribg ' ' T L' , f , Phone 297-2108 Belvidere, N,C, HARRIS PLUMBING S: BUILDING SUPPLY , A. . .I g.coMPA151y W ' Edison CSpeckJ Harris, Ovsmbr , Hertford, N.C. ... . , ,r ,i -Q 1 I Woodard Pharmacy 'W Hanford Phone -azesszv 5 4.7 Wh -fl: OV! sh:-s 1' ia x ar! ' ' ' ef Quasar 'T.V. and services .SHOP is 'I fyalt r il Q . , ' NICLANOR GXZOCERY SENIQRS . Belvidere, N.C. W VPhone: 297-2072 - 1 I'ett, Jr. W.M. Morgan ' W Cfmipany, b W , , Everything for the ' ij V Gengfifiilectric f gk. Dial 426-5570 'wr .fi 1914-1979 NT AUTO SALVA uien s. REBUILT Au1'o AND TRUCK 0 LINE SERVICE T0 5 STATES N v nsauuu ENGINES a TRANSMISSIONS mmm IN srocn a. nenov Fon osuvenv 0 REBUILT ALTERNATORS 8: STARTERS WA1- -K J: '- W, I W 'i. fff .1 Wir! aff.: ,S . X 12. 5 XX 1 .1 . , . xg , 1 HIIIBGH. W-590 .x.:, x... 1:3 -.... M-ff vs' X rr 1 r x x S e 1 S 1 1 1 ' Q x X Q 'f'1 f 1 HleEtfo t d H5r dw,ak'e I r gg W.. 'L ,. -2 , . a 14.42 1 1: jg f... ,z BYRUM FURNITURE COMPANY Ngw anr1QUseJ Hqme Furnishings 13 ANTIQUES A HFECIALTY Pr-von: 426-5262 Q J! sv! . 'VK x X .5 . , ,, HQIQBS Q Sale V? .-2 W Ladies Men's Accessorgqsl A 34 Men's Dress 81 Wbrk Wear '- gp , for thefamTly'I - - W N.,W Y ' Y 4-W --6 4. , Phone 426-5464 Hertford, N.C. 1 wif'-N . in 2 fllngxgratulzgiinns Ngeninrs tn . unklns card and giftighop W.S. WINSLOW V Service Station 8: Grqccry Tires Union 76 Pfodncts alum' GRAIN, INC ..2,.4. . A, ICBIIIUCIIOIYIGCO Inc ' .. 5 , J Hllrrrdn .N. c, 21044 , - K V 2 W :C 1 ' W QW' FARM Aubji-AligixN Eouunu N-ri Af, , ' ' ' ,.1'W Furry iggggp - Brnvucm' .2 l ::. . ,rffgroun a. IEIRQ: I ft ' n. -nnwmos Rang.-Jn. 5 axmuaa , - ' K oasmssg ' ' . , Ann moo . ans-14:1 Ar-rn szoo . 4aa.aul J. Q N. Supply Company, Inc. ihwipgm, N. o. 2' nmllmmnxu 7 Mlrtilinr. Subd! 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Or was it what YOU made it? True, it was not an outstanding year. We didn't get a new school. The old school still leaks when it rains, still has too little heat when it's cold and too much heat when it's hot. The students didn't rebel any more than usual. Most ofthe sports teams had only sovso sea- sons. No, it wasn't an outstanding year. But then, it wasn't a bad year either. I think it was what we made it. No more, no less. To me, it was a good year. To you . . . ? l Only you can write the epilogue to . your year. It was different for every af student out here. This year's GAL- LEON staff tried to show every view- point. Of course, it was impossible. We hope, however, that we showed at least the majority of view-points. - the editor 3 ' ry 52,5 gh ri GT au. f ' I .,. ...ins-4' E 54,91 Q 4 ,r,. Y ...L.,, is in .A 6 .vh J X I6 1 . L , as Pe. Nw-an RYL Us Our Future 1979 GALLEON STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...... ..... Co-Assistant Editors Business Manager .... ..... Ads ............... .... Copy .. Art .... Faculty . . . Index .......... Organizations .... Photography .... Seniors . . . Special Features .... ...,. Sports .... Student Life .... Underclassmen . . . Brenda Sawyer Gene Byrum and Carolyn Felton Donna Stallings Donna Stallings and Leah Harris Brenda Sawyer, janet Barber, Dorothy Burke, Carolyn Felton, Mike Hagan Annette johnson, Ianet Barber, Leah Harris Leah Harris, Robert Brown, Alice Burke, Mike Hagan, Leola jones Brenda Sawyer and Donna Stallings Mike Hagan, Lisa Bunch, Annette johnson, Karen Lane, Brenda Sawyer, Donna Stallings Gene Byrum, janet Barber, Robert Brown, Alice Burke, Dorothy Burke, Carolyn Felton, Mike Hagan, Cathy Wells Dorothy Burke, Carolyn Felton, Annette Iohnson, Leola Iones, Brenda Sawyer, Donna Stallings Carolyn Felton, Lisa Bunch, Alice Burke, Dorothy Burke, Annette Iohnson, Leola jones, Karen Lane janet Barber, Robert Brown, Gene Byrum, Mike Hagan, Leola jones, Brenda Sawyer, Valerie Skinner, Cathy Wells Leola jones, Lisa Bunch, Leah Harris, Karen Lane, Valerie Skinner, Cathy Wells Lisa Bunch, Karen Lane, Alice Burke, Dorothy Burke, Carolyn Felton, Annette Johnson. 543 ww.,-LE ..'Q.?'IF'ulF5 'f5'f'T'i?g.-1'-IJ1I7.1 ,tm-I-'I,II..nw-.,.,v,,..---.I .WQ1 ,V EF .V U. 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