e
Princlsl Joe Hren-
the following
teachers for the
year. First day of
Aug. 22.
Davis
Joshua Evans,
Alan Jennings, Gary
Timothy Leister,
Laura Mobley,
Crystal Savory,
Kerri Varvi], and
Davis
Crystal Holder,
D. J. McClenny,
Laurie Mc-
Mills, Tiffany Palmer, Barry
Perkins, Jeseica Roberts, Raeanna
Rodieck, Tammie Savory, Lee
Scott, A. W. Sharp, Justin
Spoonemore, Lori Thomas, Jermey
Varvfl, and Tammy Wagner.
Second Grade--Mrs. Ewlng
Christy Blair, Ashley Collum,
Fleeta Courtright, Anthony Dean,
Tyler Fowler, Brandon Frame,
Autumn Harris, Jeanne Johnson,
Jsesica Johnson, Jeff McClellan,
Magan McVey, Josh'Morris, Jesse
Murray, Shajuan Penn, Anita
Slusser, Angels Stearman, Julie
Stinson, Steven Stolns, Jennifer
Talley, and Regina Ventrie.
Second Grade--Mm. B0otlsn
Allen, Tobi
Hennis, Jacob
Metcalf, Cody
Candi
Murray, Stacy Thomas Allen, Michelle Alex-
Perkins, Andrew ander, ~enneth Bittle, Piper
Roggow, Billy Dickson, Ashlee Drake, Kevin
Stearman, and Eaves, Joshua Fields, Katrina
Hmmlbaker, Michael Lee, Chris
McCutchan, Jimmy McDowell,
Cary Motcer, Jennifer Milligan,
Randy Pendergrmm, Brandi Porter,
Virginia Rock, Will Ryim, JoAnn
Savory, Hannah Stearman, and
Niles, Erik Oliver, Larry Reed,
Stacy Stanton, James Wilkes, and
Scotty Wooden.
Fifth Grade--Mrs. Demou
Christie Beane, Katina Blocker,
Preston Charlton, Brad Co{lure,
Suzanne Constien, Erica Crane,
Shauna Dotson, Deanna Dry, Timo-
thy Ervin, Jennifer Eshelman,
Trish Field, Shane Frazier, Krissa
Grider, Mike Hodges, Shanteah
King, Dondi Lawson, Rachel List,
Stoney Matheson, Donna Matney,
Matt Parsel, Jered Prickett, Amy
Scott, and Kim Watts.-
Fifth Grade--Mrs. Hardin
Trfici
Jami Beery, Jason B°inty'- haelMlc
Bostian, Kessie Brown,
Brown, Kathy Constien, Brent Cop-
pock, Traci Furman, Leonard Geer,
Kristi Hall, Angels Harper,
Charissa Hazelbaker, Matthew
Hill Chris Hux, Shad Minton,
Shannon Ools, Bryan Payne, Kelly
Perkins,. Karl Pierce, Raegan
Savage, Tonya Slusser, anli Billy
VanStavern.
Fifth Grade--Mrs.
PEARCYS HOLD REUNION
The annual Pearcy reunion was
held in Perkins, Oklahoma at the
Free Methodist Campground, on
Sunday, August 4, 1985. This 20th
reunion was attended by 123
descendants of Stacy and Annie
Pearcy.
Those attending from Arkansas
were Laverne and Martha Pearcy,
Christoper and Rachel Poague;
Brenda Rodebush, Jeremy and Erin
of Van Buren; Athena Cook and
Calvin; Mearl and Dora Pearcy of
Greenwood; Rev. Ray and Charlene
Carter and Kristi of Alma; Cubert
and Jean Pearcv and Sterling;, Leon
The Perkins Journal Thursday, August 8, 1985 PAGE I I
9
a
Norma (McGee) Cooper, a
property owner near the
Dugout Creek bridge on the In-
dian Road south of Perkins,
says the $100,000 bridge is
causing her farm to be washed
away, and has called in county
and state officials to help her.
and Tammy Percy of Maynard; Mrs. Coope_ran!thtlr.hu.sb_im.d
Rev, Max and Kathy Williams, of Cushing, met with local
Cassie, Christina and Cody of War-
ten; James and Dorothy Pearcy, farmers and Rep. Mike Morris
Wanda and Karla; Omer and
RaChel Pearcy of Hackett; and
Sharon Blythe, Kimbedy and Keith
of Boonesville. Attending from
California were Shirley Biggs and
Tracie of Victorville; and Lee Peal
cy of Norwalk. Attending from
Missouri were Richard and Deone
Atkimmn of Columbia; and Ricky
Cook and Janma of Springfield. At-
tending from Nebraska wlml David
and Darlene Barwick and Bruce of
AlmL AtUmd from Kansu
Bob Georgia INmrcy, Lance and
one evening last week at the
site. They all agreed that the
new structure is not compatible
with the present course of the
creek.
According to Mrs. Cooper,
the new concrete structure built
with state FEMA funds and de-
a
she was finally able to get the
debris cleared out from beneatK
She says she has learned that
apparently the state can come
in, engineer the bridges agai t
all local advice, move out and
assume no responsiblity to the
farmers and property owners
for the damage they have i
caused.
The county engineer has
made some recommendations
but that doesn help.
The county commissioners
are apparently responsible to no
one, Mrs. Cooper states.
The property owner has con-
tacted local farmers, some who
joined her at the bridge site for
i
signed by state engineers, izmpectkmwhichwas also at- "' 1
replaced an old, narrow stn tended by Rep. Morris and the
• ture that had no Those included Pal-
was spanless letting tlm water, nmr, Wendell and J 17 Sadler,
flow throug The new strtic- PauIEvans, Russell Westfal]
i thatJoe Bart
northAmerican
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