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	<title>Comments on: Edenton High School &#8212; Edenton, North Carolina</title>
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	<description>Notes we don&#039;t want to lose about closed high schools</description>
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		<title>By: Jon Scallion</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jon Scallion</dc:creator>
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		<description>My sister Jan Scallion, brought FLAG-WAVING to the marching band in 1957. They didn&#039;t have flag waving but did have baton twirling. She never received recognition for efforts. Probably because she was a Yankee. Although you wouldn&#039;t have known it from the way she talked. She picked up the N.C. brough rather  quickly.   We lived at 100 S.Broad Street next door to the grave yard.  Last time I was in Edenton the house was gone. If I remember correctly there was a Bank on that corner. Out of all mytravels I still consider Edenton to be the best place I&#039;ve lived.  I many fond memories of those times.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My sister Jan Scallion, brought FLAG-WAVING to the marching band in 1957. They didn&#8217;t have flag waving but did have baton twirling. She never received recognition for efforts. Probably because she was a Yankee. Although you wouldn&#8217;t have known it from the way she talked. She picked up the N.C. brough rather  quickly.   We lived at 100 S.Broad Street next door to the grave yard.  Last time I was in Edenton the house was gone. If I remember correctly there was a Bank on that corner. Out of all mytravels I still consider Edenton to be the best place I&#8217;ve lived.  I many fond memories of those times.</p>
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