The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, November 20, 1994

• FRIDAY NIGHT RITUAL BEST OF AMERICANA
• ARTIST EMPLOYS CLAY AND FABRIC TO CREATE IMAGINATIVE PEOPLE
• SHAG DANCING CRAZE STILL BIG AT THE BEACH
• YOUNG COACHES LEARNED SKILLS AT ECSU FORMER PLAYERS JAUN LANGFORD AND SHANNON PENDERGRASS ARE STILL IN THE GAME.
• PUTTING A CAREER IN PARK NEXT MONTH, CAPE HATTERAS NATIONAL SEASHORE SUPERINTENDENT TOM HARTMAN WILL WEAR THE GRAY AND GREEN OF THE SERVICE FOR THE LAST TIME. FOR THE 58-YEAR-OLD KENTUCKY NATIVE, HIS RETIREMENT WILL MARK THE END OF A LIFE SPENT IN AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS. HE IS PART OF A FAMILY THAT HAS SERVED THREE GENERATIONS IN THE SERVICE.
• ART EDUCATOR HAS DEEP PASSION FOR HER WORK MARTA LANGOWSKI, OF CAPE HATTERAS SCHOOL, IS DARE COUNTY'S TEACHER OF THE YEAR.
• ONCE-EMPTY NEST WILL SOON OVERFLOW
• COME FASHIONABLY PREPARED WHEN YOU'RE FISHING IN THE FALL
• VALIANT EFFORT FAILS TO PREVENT A LOSS