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?The RTC Student Govern
ment officers attended a
three- day convention Oct.
28-30, 1982 in Charlotte spon
sored by the North Carolina
Comprehensive Community
College Student Government
Association. The convention
agenda included seminars
discussing leadership quali
ties. fundraising ideas and
other SGA topics. The 1982-83
SGA officers are: Rick Jones
President. Randy Lewis-Vice
President. Linda Maynor
Secretary. Cathy Rivenbark
Treasurer. Kathy Baxley
Parliamentarian and Gwen
dolyn Cooiey- Hearing Board
Representative.
?The SCiA has scheduled a
Student Christmas Dance to
be held December 4, 1982 at
the Lumbcrton Recreation
Department from 8:30 p.m. to
12:30 a.m.
?The Greensboro Police will
be recruiting on campus No
vember 2. 1982.
? The next RTC alumni
meeting is scheduled for
Thursday. October 28. 1982 at
7:00 p.m. in the campus
librarv.
?iRTC's winter quarter
curriculum registration
November 16. 1982.
? Robeson Tech's next six
week Career Development
course will begin Monday.
November I. 1982. This class
is geared to help the unem
ployed prepare for and obtain
a job. All interested persons
should call 738-7101, exten
sion 181.
? RTC secretaries and busi
ness faculty members attend
ed a PD1 (Professional De
velopment Institute) Confe
rence October 2h 1982 spon
sored by the State Depart
ment of Community Colleges.
The conference presented
practical tips for improvement
within their jobs.
UNION CHAPEL 'TEACHER OF YEAR'
Mis. Kathy H. Biggs, Tencb
er of the Year at Union Chapel
Schaoi.
Mrs. Kathy H. Biggs was
recently chosen as "Teacher
of the Year" at Union Chapel
School. She was chosen to
represent her school of 22
teachers in the county com
petition to be held at a later
date.
Mrs. Biggs was honored at
a tea held in the school
cafctiMla wherfc she wsf pre
sented a plaque of "Teacher
of the Year" by Mr. Wade C.
Hunt, principal. She received
a lovely pink corSage of
pom-poms from Mrs. Vivian
F. Locklear. assistant princi
pal. Mr. Hunt recognized
Mrs. Biggs as "Teacher of the
Year" and expressed his
appreciation of her many
talents as well as an out
standing teacher.
The nominating committee
for this event consists of Mrs.
Linda Hunt, chairperson,
assisted by Mrs. Annie K.
Gavin, Mrs. Ruby Sm>,h and
Mrs. Fanmc M. Oxendir
Mrs. Elaine White, cafeteria
Manager, provided refresh
ments for the tea.
Presently, Mrs. Biggs is
teaching a kindergarten and
first grade combination class.
She has taught at Union
Chapel School for five years.
She is a native of Cabarrus
Count v and graduated from
Mt. Pleasant High School.
Upon graduation she entered
Pembroke State University
where she received a B.S.
degreein Early Childhood
Education in 1977. She was on
the Dean'sList and graduated
Magna Cum Laude. In 1980
she received a masters degree
from PSU. She has been a
member of the North Carolina
Association of Education, Na
tional Education Association
and the Aasociation of Class
rooWV "TVachers for sCvefaT
years. In 1980-81 she served
as Union Chapel's represen
tative for NCAE and ACT.
Mrs. Biggs is very active in
church activities. As a mem
ber of First Baptist Church of
Lumberton, she sings in the
Sanctuary Choir, is co-direc
tor of the preschool choir, a
member and former president
of Baptist Young Women, and
sings with "Daysong," a trio
which performs in various
churches and well as for civic
groups.
Active participation in
community and civic clubs
include being a member of the
Lumberton Junior Woman's
Club where she is presently
serving as recording
secretary of the club. She is
an active member of the Petal
Pushers Garden Club and is
presently serving as Parlia
mentarian of this club. Mrs.
Biggs is also a member of
Lumberton Ladies Racquet
Club.
Mrs. Biggs is married to
Mr. David A Biggs and they
reside in Lumberton. Her
hobbies include singing, ten
nis. cross stitching and water
skiing.
In Wales it was thought that
rubbing ?your palm with an
oak leaf would keep,
you healthy fpr a year..
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Beat a little water into
eggs when making an om
elet, instead of milk or
cream, for a more tender
result.
COUPLE WED
Mil. Ben Hardin
The residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Locklear of .
Lumberton was the setting of
the double-ring ceremony
which joined Ms. Deborah
Ellen Greene and Dr. Ben
Hardin in marriage on Satur
day. October 16. 1982 at 3:00
in the afternoon. The offici
ating minister was the Rev.
Christopher L. Hunt.
The bride is he daughter of
Mrs. Virginia W. Greene of
Chadbourn. NC and Billy L.
Greene of Lumberton. The
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bazie Hardin of Pem
broke.
A program of nuptial music
was provided by the String
Quartet composed of Mr. Ken
Ellington. Mrs. Susan Elling
ton. Ms. Sharon L. Faucett
and Lilly Lyes, all of Fay
etteville.
The bride descended the
circular staircase unescorted.
She wore a gown of Ivory. The
fabric of the gown was of
Brussel net ornamented in
schiffli lace over ecru satin.
The entire gown was made of
schiffli lace. The bodice was
fitted with bib-effect; high
ruffled collar. The sleeves p
were designed with Leg- o*
mutten fitted sleeve, ruffles at
wrist. The shirt was a sophis
ticated gathered tealength
with a designer border. A
satin sash was worn at the
waist. Her headpiece was a
circular flower wreath halo.
The bride carried a cascade of
Lily of the Valley, white roses
and pink roses and Enchant
ment lilies.
Miss Kristi Yvette Greene,
sister of the bride was Maid of
Honor. She wore a Mauve
two-piece taffeta gown with
stand up ruffled neckline to
waist, with surplice bodies.
The sleeves were puffed at
shoulder and featured a nar
row waist. The gown was
designed wth a puplum at the
waistline and featured a
slightly gathered floor length
skirt. The Maid of Honor's
flowers were a nosegay of
mixed silk flowers in soft
colonial shades.
Honorary attendants were
Mrs. Almon Hall of St. Pauls
and Miss Tammy Cooper of
Lumberton, friends of both
the bride and groom.
Ertle Knox Chavis. lifetime
friend and classmate of the
groom, served as Best Man.
The brideis a 1971 graduate
of West Columbus High
School, Cerro Gordo, NC and
a 1976 graduate of South
eastern Community College
Nursing School Program. She
is employed by Dr. Ben
Hardin. M.D. as Office Man
ager and Office Nurse.
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broke Stale University. end a
graduate of the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
School of Medicine. He it to
private Practice of Family
Medicine located at 206 W.
28th Street. Lumbettoo. NC..
Following the ceremony the
.couple left for a Caribbean
-Cruise. ?
Following the wedding trip,
the couple are at home on
Barker Street. Lumberton.
ncl - reception
The coupje hosted a
reception at the Locklear
home immediately following
the ceremony. The couple
greeted guests in the foyer.
An antique table in the foyer
held a portrait of the couple
displayed on an easel. Guests
registered themselves upon
.arriving for the ceremony.
Mrs. Horace Locklear invited
the guests into the dining
room to serve themselves
from a table overlaid in an
ivory antiqued lace cloth. A
Silver Candlebra held an
arrangement of pink roses, a
alstroemeria lilies, daisies,
nerine lilys, baby's breath, in
tones of lavender, pink, yell- I
ow. white and blue.
Mrs. Almon Hall and Ms.
Tammy Cooper poured punch
from a sUver appointed bowl.
Mrs. Locklear served the
tiered wedding cake and
bridegroom's cake. The bride
groom's mother asked the
bridegroom's cake.
Ms. Joyce Moore of Lum
berton received and register
ed gifts which were displayed
in the library. Guests were
entertained with instrumental
music from the String Quartet
which played throughout the
afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Locklear of Pembroke
received guests in the library
and on the backporch. Good
byes were said to the bride
and groom.
REHEARSAL
Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Lockear were hosts at a
wedding rehearsal on Thurs
day evening before the wed
ding at the Locklear residen
ce, Route 8, Neddih Serca,
Lumberton. Members of the
wedding party attended. The
betrothed couple chose this
time to give their attendants
gifts.
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Magnolia Honor Roll
The Honor Roll for the first
six-weeks grading period hat
been released from the office
of the principal. Mr. Noah
Woods.
Students with an overall 93
average with no grade lower
than 90 are on the "A" Honor
Roll. Students with an overall
85 average with no grade
lower than 80 are on the "B"
Honor Roll.
12th GRADE
A HONOR ROLL: Veronica
Shores.
B Honor Roll: Alvin Bell.
Bruce Bell. Timothy Bell.
Debbie Brooks. Karen Ja
cobs. Barbara Locklear. Cyn
thia McGirt. Sherry Locklear.
Danny Oxendine. ?
Uth GRADE
A HONOR ROLL: Cynthia Bl
ue. Kim Shores.
B HONOR ROLL: Dee Dee
Bell. Stephanie Blanks. Cath
leen Emanuel. Seth Hall
Jason Jacobs. Bobbi Locklear.
Lannie Locklear. Sarah Lock
lear. Timothy McNeill, Ella
Rose Odum. Sharon Oxen
dine. Hope Stewart. Carol
Threatt, Lisa Walters.
10TH GRADE
A Honor RoBi Jonathon Hall
B Honor Roil: Sandra Bell.
Terrina Bell, Billy Fields.
Poncho Hoats, J.na Mams,
Terry Huggins, Waynettah
Jacobs. Sheila Johnson. Kim
berly Klane, Vanessa Levy,
Judy Lewis, Donna Locklear,
Melody Locklear. Susan Lock
lear. Tammy Locklear. Bren
da Lowery. Deborah Maynor.
Denise McNeill. Carieen
Morgan, Barbara Oxendine.
Harold Smith. Clarice Stew
art. Byron Davis, Eyvette
Emanuel. Archie Clark, Mel
anie Cannady
9th GRADE
A Honor Roll Susan Bell. Eric
Bolin. Melissa Chavis. Tom
my Cox. Tina Hammonds.
Garry Jacobs. Monica Lock
lear. Stuart Locklear. Tommy
Oxendine. Sandra Prevatte,
Chiffon M. Strickland.
B Honor Roll Lisa Anelli.
Tammy Barton. John Brooks.
Barbara Bullard. Chad Ham
monds, Amy Lowery. Antho
ny Lowery. Debby Lowery,
Teresa McDonald. Lou Ann
McRae, Dennis Oxendine.
Toni Oxendine, Ronald Rev
els. Cynthia Woods, Tammy
Smith.
8th GRADE
A Honor Roll: John Burnette.
Felicia Locklear.
B Honor Rol: Douglas Bell.
Tammy Chavis, Deborah
Hall, Selena Hardin. Bradley
Jones. Dino Maynor.
7th GRADE
A Honor Roll: Deanna K.
Bell, Greta Davis.
B Honor Roll: LaChelle
Blanks. Tonja Hester. Mickey
Hunt, Sabrina Locklear. Sha
ron Locklear. Earnest
McMillian.
Students Participate in
ASU Summer Science Program
Boone--This summer some
400 gifted and talented high
school students participated
in the summer science pro
gram at Appalachian State
^University. The program,
which is designed to encour
age student insight and crea
tivity in several areas of
science, gives the students
the opportunity to gain valu
able field and laboratory
experience.
Students were nominated
for the program by their high
school principals.
To be eligible to apply for
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the program, a student must
possess special talent and a
high level of interest and
creativity in an area of science
offered.
Area students who attend
ed the two week program
included Brian Jones of Route
2, Pembroke;Sandv Hunt of
Pembroke; Lynette Bell of
Pembroke; Kim Chavis of
Route 2, Pembroke; Robin
Locklear of Pembroke; Julie
Lowery of Pembroke; Lisa
Lowry of Pembroke; Stepha
nie Locklear of Pembroke;
Sean Jones of Pembroke.
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