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Old Town
June 1 was the last day of
the 1984 school year for the
students in the WinstonSalem/Forsyth
County
School System and it was
the last day of classes for
the sixth-graders at Old
Town School.
The Student Committee
is made up of those students
in the sixth grade who
possess excellent leadership
nilQlitlAC T U/n r? nrl i r
ifUMiiuvo. m n v oi uuVrll 13
from each sixth-grade class
were chosen to represent
their homeroom on the
committee.
This year, Ms. Clories P.
Shore, a second-grade
teacher at Old Town, and
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one of the. L983-84 finalists
for Teacher of the Year in
the school system, and
Larry Womble, assistant
principal at Old Town, were
the advisors for the committee.
Under the leadership
of these two educators,
the committee provided excellent
service to the school
and the community.
During the 1983-84
school year, the group
sponsored a food and
household items give-away
for needy families in the
community. The boxes were
donated to the Crisis Control
Ministries and the Exc.if
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^ciuiiciu in .acn-ivciiantc
Inc. in the name of the Old
Town School Student Committee.
The committee also sponsored
a mailbox project.
Students, teachers and staff
were encouraged to use the
mailbox to mail cards and
greeting to their friends and
classmates within the school
during special holidays.
On Friday mornings,
representatives from the
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Catherine Long, preside
Smalls, Kenya Tillery, a
Jason Conway, Rose man
and Yolanda McCoy (ph<
committee would make announcements
on the public
address system. This included
poetry, proverbs,
famous quotations and Bus
of the Week awards. Smiley
Face awards were also announced
and given to those
students who quietly walk-_
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ed to their rooms from their
buses.
The committee also
decorated the walls of the
cafeteria and participated in
a clean and green project on
the campus.
The students visited the
Hall of Justice to learn
more about city govemnment.
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