The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-11-24
MANY AWARDS TO
|TYRRELL COUNTY Ali
|B OYS AND GIRLS

A COLUMBIA. - Miss Nancy
Coles Basnight of Manteo, presi
ldent of Eastern District At Coun
|cil, was guest speaker at the Tyr
lrell County All Achievement pro
lgram Thursday night in the Co
|lumbia High School auditorium
Miss Banight used the subject
l'sYou Can Be Bigger Than You
Are" She was introduced by Ha
lCohoon.
| Ashley Hardison, president Of
lTyrrell County Council, called or
lAbbie Kay Harrell who led the
pledge to the American flag ant
Dallas Simmons the All pledge.
/ Ann Clough led the group in
singing. Sandra Owens was in
Icharge of devotions.
/ A welcome was extended, first
to the parents, teachers, visitors
and Alters, by the president.
Rhett White reported there were
lS4 exhibits; also that district, state
and national awards We're on ex-
lhibit.
l.. B. Dixon, district All Club
agent from State College, con-
graduated the Tyrrell boys and
girls for their many accomplish
ments.
Special music was rendered by
Joyce and Pamela Cordrey.
Miss Chase Collins, Tyrrell
County assistant home economics
agent and Murray L. Goodwin, Tyr
lrell County assistant agricultural
agent, awarded the following Ger
tifcates of achievement for one
year: boys, Chris VERIFY, Freddy
Smell, Noel Swain, Kerry Sawyer,
Chuck Simmons, Ralph Weatherly,
frankie Davenport, Leonard Fur
Tough, J. Wiley Cohoon, Kenny
Bateman, Ricky Swain, Wayne
Smith, Eddie Spencer, Roger Hud-
son, Delmo Cohoon, Steve Alexan-
der, Eddie Reynolds.
For one year, girls, Sue Bright,
Annette Cohoon, Sarah Cooper,
Donna David, Louise Frazier, Faye
Jones, Pat Sawyer, Dotsy Sim
mons, Ann Swain, Frieda Weather
lily.
For two years, boys, Wayne
Comstock, Jerry Higgins, Garland
Swain, Phil Ainsley, Edward Brick
house, Bobby Ray Taylor, Stafford
Hopkins, Bill Voliva, Terry Payne,
Leanon Cooper.
For two years, girls: Jean Brick
house, Nancy Brickhouse, Helen
Cuthrell, Lois Ann Davis, Sharon
Gibbs, Abbie Kay Harrell, Viola
johnson, Ann Ludford, Kathy
|Roughton, Nanette Smith, Carol
Spencer, Teresa Ann Weatherly,
Laura White, Faith Hudson, Mabel
Bright, Rena Roughton.
For three years, boys, Frankie
|Spruill, Ronald Reynolds, Jr.,
Dwight Ainsley, Dallas Simmons,
Gauis Brickhouse.
For three years, girls, Gwen
Armstrong, Sandra Brickhouse,
Wanda Jean Brickhouse, Loretta
Midget, Barbara Rhodes, Joyce
Rhodes, Barbara Jean Sawyer.
For four years, boys, Gordon
Hopkins, Haywood Swain, Mike
ICohoon, Everett Swain, johnnie
White, Rhett White, Michael Hol-
ada, Jimmie Reynolds, Charles
Davenport, Roy Bateman, Larry
David Comstock.
Four years, girls, Patty Higgins,
Alice White, Alice Ann Oliver,
lThadine Hopkins, Patricia Ann
Basnight.
For five years, boys, Ashley
Hardison, Terry Everett, Eddie
Phelps, David Lee Barnes.
For six years, boys, H. L. (Bud)
lSpencer and r. L. (Bibb) Swain.
For six years, girls, Katie Bas-
might, Dale Davis, Mary Beth
Swain, Flora Ann Hollis, Hope
Morris.
For seven years, boys, ]. D.
Brickhouse and Allen Basnight-
For seven years, girls, Ann
Clough and Angela Hopkins. Fol-
Ieight years, boys, ]. Warren Swain
land Don Chaplin.
Awards for county winners in
demonstrations and activities;
dairy foods demonstration, team
lAlice Ann Oliver and Ann Clough
Forage crop, Katie Basnight; girls
electric, Katie Basnight; boys
Electric, Johnny White and Ashley
Harrison; health king and queen
Junior, Barbara Jean Sawyer ant
Tricky Swain, senior, Ann Clougf
land Ashley Harrison; enriched
|corn meal contest, Patricia Bias
might; dress revue, junior, Ka!
ISnell, senior, Angela Hopkins; cot
Eton, Gordon Hopkins; livestock
Harry Lee Spruill and Terry Ever
lett; peanuts, Rhett White and Mix
lCohoon.
| County winners, special activi
tiles, community relations, Abbi
kay Harrell and Ashley Hardison
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