Cesar Berrios: Living Is His Thing During the past year, the liberal arts department has acquired students from Algeria, Denmark, Peru, France and Cuba. This quarter it welcomes Cesar Berrios of Juncos, Puerto Rico. (For the geographically minded, Juncos is situated 18 miles SE of San Juan.) Cesar began his high school education at the Antilles Military Academy in Truyillo Alto. P.R.. He recalls some of the curriculum, “We got up at 5 a.m., and spent a good part of the day on military exer cises, under the supervision of U. S. Army instructors. The training consisted of the usual military courses, including running through simulated mind fields, carrying field packs loaded with 25 pounds of rocks. Upon graduation the student could enter the regular army as a Non- Commissioned Officer.” Cesar adds that military in structions were in English, as were the textbooks used in the academic curriculum. However classes were con ducted in Spanish. This unusual arrangement probably explains Cesar’s proficiency in both languages. The Wayne Communique, WCC, Goldsboro, N. C., Oct. 12, 1971—Page 3 At the invitation of Sergeant Jose Rodriguez of Seymour- Johnson AFB, Cesar came to Goldsboro and completed his high-school requirements at Eastern Wayne. He returned to San Juan and enrolled in the Inter-American University. To keep himself affluent, he taught English to first and second graders, and opened a boutique or as he calls it a “heepee store” called “Uving.” Cesar, who wants to major in Law, realized however that the educational opportunities offered only in the United States could help him reach that goal. His decision to return was prompted by other reasons too. The most com pelling of which was probably the former Miss Becky Burckart of Oklahoma, now Mrs. Becky Berrios. OUR ‘MANSTYLE’ BUSH JACKETS 19.88 usually $25 Deep-pile acrylic linings for extra warmth next to you. Choice of poly ester and cotton canvas or heavy duty cotton corduroy. Great looking bellows pockets, wide self-fabric belts. From two very important makers. 36 to 46. Art Instructor Added A full time art instructor has been added to the staff of Wayne Community College for the first time. Mrs. Ann Fields, instructor graduated from East Carolina University with a B.S. and a M.A. degree in Art. She majored in paint ing and minored in Art History. She now teaches Introduction to Art and Fundamentals of Art at W.C.C. She also enjoys macrame and has one of her masterpieces hanging in her office, K 54. F orestry Students Discover Body Forestry students on field trips never know what they will uncover. The partially decomposed body of a black man was discovered approximately 100 yards off the left hand side of the highway just across the US 117 bypass in a wooded area between US 70 and US 581. On Sept. 28 about 3:15, a forestry class of eight students instructed by Mr. Floyd Ar nold happened upon the body whUe ftey were inspecting trees during lab class. According to a medical examiner, the man had been dead at least 60 days and he could have died even in February. The man had evidently been staying in the area for quite some time. There were old cans, bakery wrappers, and some glass bottles as well as some old clothing lying about. The man was lying on his right side in a sleeping position under the tip of a fallen tree. Mr. Arnold said there was a curtain of briars on either side of the tree and a piece of plastic which may have served as a wind break. The night of Sept 29 Mr. Arnold received a call from a woman who said her cousin was known for spending days at a time away from home fishing. No positive iden tification has been made yet, however. MEDICAL BULLETIN Mrs. Eleanor Powell, chairman of the English Department is back at Wayne Memorial Hospital in Golds boro, recuperating from the shock of becoming a grand mother. Get-well cards will reach her at the following address: Mrs. Powell, room 436, P.O. Box 1958, Wayne Memorial Drive, Goldsboro 27530. Women’s Lib has hit the union! The new patio addition has attracted a female bricklayer, Peggy Deese. Be First To See The Last Look Patronize the magazine section of your library. Beside the last edition of Look magazine, it offers something for everyone. Those of us who have to produce three meals a day, cope with the generation gap, and breathe new life into African violets will enjoy reading Better Homes and Gardens. Do you want to build a stereo, create an electronic marvel or an electronic mousetrap? Try Popular Electronics. For the student in a hurry, there is the Reader’s Digest, and for the French student in a hurry, the French Reader’s Digest naturellement. The armchair traveler will enjoy the colorful issues of National Geographic; the student of anatomy will also enjoy the National Geographic. So that you can keep up with “Dear Abby, Eek and Meek, Peanuts, and Andy Capp,” your library subscribes to the Goldsboro News-Argus, the Raleigh News and Observer, and the New York Times. As an added bonus, these publications also carry state, local and national news. The Times’ Sunday supplement will keep its reader abreast of the latest developments in the Arts, and in the fields of fashion and medicine. For the student who has everything, or wishes he did, the Wall Street Journal is a must. A quick look through will also convince members of the gentle sex, that while spend ing money is great fun, making it can be just as ex citing. Your library is full of fascinating and unusual things — go in and look around. “Bitch” Is Here “Bitch” is not the instructor whose first test half the class failed, nor that blind date that opened her front door and suddenly had a headache. “Bitch” is a local rock group, including two students from Wayne Community College. The group has been together for several years, with the exception of its new drummer, Joe VanNorman, a senior at Goldsboro High School. Norman has lived in Golds boro for three years, but is a native of Guam. His musical tastes range from jazz to rock, and his favorite group is “Chicago”. His musicians are Michael Gillis, from KingCrison; and Carl Palmer, from “Emerson, Lake Palmer.” Rodney Barbour is a college transfer student at Wayne, majoring in music, and has worked closely with Mr. George Trautwein last year. Barbour is the lead singer for the group, and is a native of Raleigh. He likes progressive and jazz rock. His favorite musicians are Keith Emerson, from “Emerson-Lake Palmer”, and Ian Anderson from “Jethrs Tul”. Barbour enjoys listening to the “Moody Blues”. Nester Nunez, a native of Cuba, is also a college transfer student at Wayne. Nunez plays bass and accoustic guitar, harp, piano, and does backup singing for Barbour. He enjoys rock and roll, country rock, and blues. He listens to the “Beatles” and the “Who”; his favorite musicians are Paul Mc- Classified Ads Wish to sell a 12, string guitar. See Vincent Strokes in the Auto-Motive Department. TYPEWRITER FOR SALE! In excellent condition, see Phillip Pate in the Auto- Motive Department. Will sell for the best offer. 1971 Yamaha Enduro ATL-C 125cc. for sale. Still under warranty and in excellent condition. Call Dwight Drew 735-5865. For Sale. Good Guitar in excellent condition A-top tuning; classical, case in cluded and has a good tone. $60.00 or best offier. WANTED! Male room mate to share 3-room apartment. $40.00 per month. Call or write Glenn Proctor Rt 1, Box 407 Elm City, N. C. 27822. Telephone number GI 27362. Cartney, and Neil Young of “Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young.” The fourth member of “Bitch”, John Wheuiss, writes music himself and is also a native of Raleigh. Wheuiss plays guitar, banjo, flute, and piano. John Anderson and Ian Anderson are his favorite musicians. “Bitch” has been booked at the VIP Club in Washington, N. C., the Other-Eye in Raleigh; The House of Zodiac in Wilson; and fraternity functions at ECU and UNC. All of the boys are trying to become better musicians and want to be recognized as a group. Some students who have heard them have said they have great potential. EASTGATE C3 X Zy-X3 IKC.A. 735-4871 « tASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER o % I 75c 1:30-2:00 NOW PLAYING — THE / HELLSTROM CHRONICLE SCIENCE FICTION? NO. SCIENCE FACT SHOWS 2-4-«.8-10—COLOR (G) GAy^/^ THEATRE COMING NEXT "BILLY JACK' Bill Frazier takes time out of his busy day to chat with Ray Ferry.

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