Uck ready
Legion
start
Buck was so pleased with
pat forth by his Perkins-
in the district
that he can't wait to
the American Legion
effort was superb," Buck,
baseball coach,
we had played with that
all year long we
won at least 25 games."
he emotion was there, the
weren't. The Demons
from the district
with back-to-back
e*.,,--,to Heritage Hall and
• .mu winner Perry.
setbacks gave Perkins-Tryon
record of 16-18. It was
ra, st losing season as head
a two-run
ehich staked
early 2-0 lead and
TOny Rainey in the
game at 3-3. The
the game in the last
seventh on a bases loaded,
Sacrifice fly.
Will coach the AA Perkins
team, 16 and under, this
effort and good
just can't wait to get
said.
Troop 99
Ceremony
Susan l)ul=s
26, Brownie Troop
ceremony to
and Fun Patches to
This oppommity was
those people who
invaluable assistance
performed a flag
guests and sang
throughout the year.
Tonya Kliesen,
Gibson, Nicole
Dukes, Stephanie
Christian and Jen-
Those guests
• special
Jeancmle Duffy and
for their meeting
Bell who served as
Chair and Diane
Cookie Chair.
will hold an end-of-
roast on May 17
Becky Morton's
The Perkins Journal, Thursday, May 6, 1993 -PAGE s
THE PERKINS-TRYON High and Middle School track teams take a break at the conference meet that was held in Bethany. The eighth-grade boys" place
third for the Demons' highest team finish.
Band Notes
By Beverly Bittle
The Perkins-Tryon band received
a superior rating from all three
judges at the Pops in the Park Band
Contest held in San Antonio, Texas.
The band performed Saturday
morning. They returned home
Sunday evening.
+++++
The Perkins-Tryon Middle and
High School choirs will compete in
the tri-state vocal meet Thursday in
Enid.
+++++
The final band concert of the
school year will be performed
Monday, May 10, at 7:30 p.m. in
the middle school gymnasium.
Tina Blocker will be crowned
band queen during the concert.
Her attendants include Charissa
Hazelbaker, Krissa Grider, Chelsea
Cobb and Kathy Constien.
The band will perform Johann
Sebastian Bach's "Prelude and
Fugue in B Flat Major," along
with such contemporary hits as "I
Dreamed a Dream" from the Broad-
way musical "Les Miserables."
David Eakle, a student teacher for
the fall semester, will conduct "Ave
Maria" by Franz Beilol.
A zest-filled western number
entitled "White River Canyon," and
a medley from the musical "Cats,"
tiffed "Highlights From Cats," will
also be performed.
The choir will perform their con-
test selections and a variety of popu-
lar and standard favorites including
"Cross the Wide Missouri," and
"You'll Never Walk Alone."
Special Olympics is set
STILLWATER-The excitement,
smiles and spirit of the Oklahoma
Special Olympics State Summer
Games will return Wednesday, May
12, through Friday, May 14, to the
OSU campus in Stillwater.
Nearly 4,000 athletes are ex-
pected to participate in the 1993
State Summer Games. The three-
day event will feature competitions
in track and field, bowling, aquat-
ics, powerlifting, motor activities,
wheelchair events and Unified soft-
ball.
"The 1993 State Summer Games
will once again be the largest am-
ateur sporting event held in Okla-
homa, and has historically been an
extremely exciting experience for
our athletes," said Wade Wilker-
son, Director of Sports for Okla-
homa Special Olympics.
VFW meeting -
STILLWATER - A regular busi-
mess meeting of the Veterans of For-
eign Wars Post No. 2027 and Aux-
iliary will be held 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day, May 10, in the VFW building,
5505 W. Sixth.
Members are urged to attend.
Refreshments will be served.
OETA plans workshop Basketball camps and
Payne and Lincoln County day-
care providers and preschool teach-
ers will have an opportunity to join
other central Oklahoma preschool
day-care providers in a unique free
enrichment workshop presented by
OETA's Literacy Channel on May
15 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Still-
water.
Early signees from Perkins for
the workshop include Bertha Raines
from the United Methodist Educate
and Renee Lightfoot, Sonya Lawson
and Kathy Cos from Lightfoot Day
Care.
The "Sesame Street" Preschool
Education Program (PEP) is an en-
richment tool intended to give day-
care providers ideas for flexible,
easy to use, age- appropriate activ-
ities for 2 to 5-year-old preschool-
ers. The two parts of the "Sesame
Street" PEP training include active,
controlled viewing of the Sesame
Street television program
baseball clinic set
A baseball clinic and a couple
of basketball camps have been set
by the Perkins-Tryon High School
coaches.
First up is the clinic which will
be held May 15-16 for youths T-ball
to 14-years-old. The day camp will
be from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. May
15 and 1:30 to 4 May 16.
Head baseball coaches Bobby
Buck, Perkins-Tryon, and Doug
Scott, Ripley, will head the staff.
Cost of the two-day clinic is $15.
The Demon basketball camp will
be held June 1-5 under the direction
of PTHS head boys coach Rick
Garrison.
Jerry Burnett, PTHS girls' coach,
will head the Lady Demon basket-
ball camp June 7-11.
Each camp is for boys and
girls fourth through the eighth
grade. Sessions will be held from
8:30 a.m. until noon and will
include instruction in all areas of
fundamentals.
The $45 cost includes a camp T-
shirt, basketball practice booklets,
camp evaluation, playing time and
an awards assembly on the last day.
For additional information, con-
tact the coaches at PTHS, (405)
547-2425.
Personals
Robin Elliott, daughter of Wayne
and Nancy Elliott of Ripley, and
the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Moffett of Cushing, left May
3 for a three-week mission trip'to
Romania.
The sophomore, at Un/versity
of Central Oklahoma, left with
several other families from the New
Convenant Fellowship in Stillwater.
While in Romania, she will be
working with Ilia Coroanm doing
child evangelism and helping out at
an orphanage.
JUNIOR KRISTAL Bey/qualified for the state track meet In
Moore this weekend after placing second in the regional
200 meters st Okmulgee.
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