WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1973
THE GRYPHON
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ICT Job Program Offers Honor Roll
Occupational Advantages
Industrial Cooperative Trai
ning, an on-the-job training
program, is an opportunity for
high school juniors and seniors
to work in occupational areas of
their choice.
The training program provid
es occupational experiences for
future employees to learn skills
and knowledge concerning the
career they plan to work in la
ter,
A qualified coordinator works
with the learning student and
employer, trying to help the stu
dent relate his classroom In
formation to his on-the-job
training.
The ICT program offers many
advantages to the students, em
ployers, community, and sc
hools, For the student, it
helps to bridge the gap between
school and future jobs, and
also instills in them the values
of work and the productiveness
in our economy. For the em
ployers and community, ICT
offers an excellent chance for
them to help develop the oc
cupations of future employees
and citizens.
These students names should
be added to last nine weeks B
Honor RolL
1, Tilghman Williams, Jr.-
Senior.
2, Bruce Battle—Sophomore.
3, Bob Bennett—Sophomore
4, James Callahan — Sopho
more.
5, John Thorpe — Sophomore
6, Anne Hollar — Sophomore
Vacancy Of Vice President Filled
A few weeks ago, Bruce A-
lexander was elected by the
SRA to be Vice President of
the Student Organization.
It is quite obvious that Bruce
is an outstanding student here
at Senior High, as he is seen
frequently working on com-
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mittees, and one especially,
the curriculum committee for
reaccredition. He always se
ems willing to help any groups
that needs help. This is es
pecially true, as he tutors a
blind student, Richard Hart-
ness.
He has proved to his fellow
students that he is interested
in the academic aspects of sc
hool, as he is Vice President
of the National Honor Society.
A few other accomplishments
include been selected as an out
standing senior, and as Kiwan-
is Boy for the month of Feb
ruary.
After graduation from RMSH
he plans to attend college at
the University of N. C. at Cha
pel Hill. He plans to major
in Medicine. i,_
New SRA Vice President, Bruce Alexander, and Rotary Boy
Barry Thorpe, are shown above. Absent from picture are Ro
tary Girl, Sharon Henderson,
Rotary Couple Is Chosen
For The Month Of March
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March will certainly be a
month to remember for two
truly fine students who attend
RMSH, The two are Sharon
Henderson and Barry Thorpe,
the March Rotary Couple,
Sharon Henderson
This month’s Rotary girl is
involved Sharon Henderson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J, W,
Henderson of 832 Burton Street.
Sharon is chairman of the Stu
dent Store Committee and a me
mber of the President's Cabi
net, She is also a member of
the Service Club, the Sub -
Deb Club, and the Teen-age
Republican Club.
Although she says that all
schools have their faults, Sha
ron likes RMSH, She thinks
that most of the teachers take
an interest in their students
and have a sincere desire to
teach them what they need to
know. Her favorite subject is
English,
Sharon loves to do most any
thing In her spare time. Most
ly, however, she babysits and
does church activities.
She wants to attend Meredith
College in Raleigh after gra
duation from RMSH, Sharon
Is not sure what she will be
taking, but she does want to
take some irfiase of psychology
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and/or social work. After she
graduates from college, Sha
ron would like to put her study
into practice by finding an ex
acting job working with
children.
Sharon says she likes just a-
bout any kind of food, but fri
ed chicken and spaghetti are
her favorites. She says she
couldn't possibly have a favorite
song, as she likes so many,
Sharon stated that she was
genuinely surprised and very
proud when she found she had
won the honor.
Barry Thorpe
This month’s Rotary boy
is Barry Thorpe, who is the son
of Mrs. Lillian Thorpe of 323
Rocky Street,
Barry plans to attend a te-
chanical school In Washington,
D. C., where he plans to ma
jor in computer programming,
but Is not sure what he wants
to do after graduation from
college.
Barry Is an SRA Representa
tive and is a member of the
DE Club, and so he doesn’t
have too much time for his past-
tlmes, which are bowling and
playing basketbalL
Barry likes RMSH, but sug
gests there are a few areas
in which improvements could
be made. He thinks his teach
ers are “just fine”.
His favorite color Is green
and his favorite food is Spa
nish rice.
When asked his reaction to
winning the honor, he said, “I
was shockedl”
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