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Bishop McGuiness Memorial
High School has invited its 1,000
alumni and families "home,"
Saturday, Aug. 18 to celebrate
the school's silver anniversary.
Alumni from the Triad and
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gather on the Link Road campus
for a day of special events and
memories. The celebration, planned
by the Alumni Association
and Board of Education, will be
Mr. and Mrs. W
Mr. and Mrs. Georce F Wat.
son celebrated thcir>A0Ui^^yi4l4?i^-with
a reception given in their
honor by their children in the
Ramada Inn at Tanglewood.
Other hosts were spouses of the
Watson's children and grandchildren.
Children on hand to
help the couple celebrate were
Clarence G. Watson, Henry N.
Watson and Mary W. Ross, all of
Winston-Salem; G. Verdell Watson
and Sarah E. Watson of
Clemmons; Clephus B. Watson
of Detroit, Mich.; and Jerome J.
Watson of Clarksville, Va.
The Watsons have 14 grandchildren.
Cook completes
recruit training
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son of Ellie P. Anderson of 5912
Stoneybrook Circle, has completed
recruit training at the
Marine Corps Recruit Depot in
Parris Island, S.C.
During the 11-week training
cycle, Cook learned the basics of
battlefield survival. He was introduced
to the typical daily
routine that he will experience
during his enlistment and studied
the personal and professional
standards traditionally exhibited
by Marines.
He participated in an active
physical conditioning program
and gained proficiency in a variety
of military skills, including
first aid, rifle marksmanship and
close order drill.
Marine Cpl.Casanthia E. McCutcheon,
daughter of Mingel
and Bernice D. McCutcheon of
5031 Butterfield Drive, has been
meritoriously promoted to her
present rank while serving with
the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing,
Marine Corps Air Station Futenma
in Okinawa, Japan.
Reunions
Triaminic? Syrup
Triaminicin? Tablets
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uinness notes
the kick-off of a year of special
rememberances for different
facets of the school community,
parents, teachers, students and
friends.
The school first opened its
doors in 1959 with under 100
students and has grown to accomodate
350 in its four-year
secondary program.
The Aug. 18 event will begin
with registration and tours at 3
p.m. A special Mass will be
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celebrated by Father Wilbur
Thomas, a member of the class of
'65. The Mass will be followed by
a family picnic on the school
grounds.
Months of planning have gone
into contacting alumni and arranging
for the celebration.
The school has held a prominent
place in the community
through its academic programm
ing and outreach to various service
organizations in the Triad.
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The Winston-Salem Chapter
Carolina Central University Al
tion was recently named co-v
chapter of the year. The
members are, left to right, Mel'
president; Diane Wallace, assis
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The North Carolina Central
University Alumni Association,
Winston-Salem Chapter, was
named co-winner of the chapter
of the year award for 1983-84
during the NCCU Alumni
Association's ninth annual convention
July 2 (>-28 al the
Washington Marriott in the nation's
capital.
The convention marked the
beginning of NCCU's 75th year
of service and diamond anniversary
celebration.
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the 1983-84 fiscal year were^Flora
K. Alexander, Celestine Bass,
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William BOUUie, cnaries bohannon,
Andrea M. Bush, Helen
Clifton, Charles Crumblin Jr.,
Linwood Davis, Willie Dixon,
Calvin Dubusc, Deineiiie Ciwin,?
Danetta Fitts, Frank Hazel, Gary
Henderson, Larry Holman,
Roslyn Holmes, Jacob and Jean
Hopkins, Annie Jones, James
Jones, Eddie McCarter, Charletta
Patterson, Anneice Pearson,
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Grissom, recording secretary;
ce president; Ann Wherry, coricretary,
and seated, Norma
surer, and Gir'ha Jeffers,
)ictured is Raymond Coleman,
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Elaine Pitt, Mary Reece, Bobbie
Robinson, Gerald Scott, Brenda
Sexton, Mattie Smith, James
Spruill, Wanda Strafford,
Charles Stevens, Raymond
Street, Renita Thompkins, Rosa
West, Lil Whitehurst, Jennifer
Williams-Danny Woods,-k~m4a
Young and Martha Young.
Monthly meetings are held the
third Wednesday of each month
beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the
Delta Arts Center at 1511 East
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