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

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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

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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