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Boys' Club
The Salvation Army Boys'
;Club began its summer program
in May with a trip to Chattanooga,
Tenn., and the club
' recently wrapped up the summer
program with a special event.
mpmhprt th?
! Keystone Club Conference held
in Tennessee in May. They were
! Marvin Fulwood, Tim Young,
; Andre Jordan, Bernard Jordan,
;Earl Langley, Bruce Brown and
; Delano Barnes.
The summer program had an
. enrollment of 225 boys and had a
; daily average attendance rate of
185 boys. It provided programs
for boys ages 6 to 18 and gave
them the opportunity to become
involved in activities designed to
broaden their horizons.
The program concluded with
^an^wards ceremony. More than
75 boys were honored and
! presented trophies and ceri
tificates of recognition.
Three young men were named
Honor Boy of the Month; they
were James Jones, June, Edward
! Summers. Julv. and Kenneth
; McLeod, August.
McLeod was also named Best
; Camper,
Livingstone ori
The^Jew-Student Orientation
Program was held Aug. 17 to 24
at Livingstone College, and
several Winston-Salem residents
were among the participants.
The program, organized under
the theme, "The Challenge for
Excellence in Education,"
featured a history of the school,
standardized testing, college survival
skills workshops, SAT testS'
and a "Get-Acquainted Dinner
and Dance."
Speakers included Dr. William
H. Greene, the school's president,
Dr. Olivia T. Spaulding,
vice president for academic affairs,
and Lula N. Holloway, admissions
officer.
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career took off, and he signed a
recording contract.
Now, just about 30 years later,
Checker is as popular and as wellknown
as ever. His name is still a
household word, and the dance
that he popularized is virtually a
part of American history.
But Checker says "The Twist"
isn't making a comeback,
because it has never gone
anywhere.
"There is a misconception
about The Twist,' " said the
soft-spoken Checker, his blueRrav
eves lichtins un as h*? taiirpH
about the dance and paused to
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to find one good foster or adop
tive parent for one black child,
and would then help support that
parent, it would dramatically
reduce the number of black
, __ children growing up without
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Boys' Club members happily c
during the 1986 Boys' Club Sui
The outstanding members of
the education department included
Greg Prince, Kedrick Davis,
Johnthan Jones, Travis Parmes,
Andre McManus, David Koon,
Jamie Koon, Terrance Taylor,
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offer a wave and a smile to two
passing fans. " 4The Twist1
hasn't gone anywhere. It's defined
as dancing apart. Before we
started it, nobody danced apart.
We started it, and now people are
still dancing apart, so The Twist'
never left. It's a part of
everyone's lives."
And Chubby Checker, too, is
still around. In 1982, Checker
released a new album after a
nearly 16-year absence from the
recording scene. The album,
4The Change Has Come," has
traditional Checker music on it
but also features additional
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roots or wings.
Marian Wright Edelman is
president of the Children's
Defense Fund, a national
- voice for youth.
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lisplay the awards they receivec
mmer Program Awards Day.
Clarence Taylor, Carmen Lyons,
Edward Cooper, Patrick Frost,
Lamont Brooks, Gar jay Stepney
and Nells Pitt man.
Top members of the physical
and aquatics department were
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a tocat students
Presiding at the program was
Dr. James B. Ewers, vice president
for student affairs and a
former Winston-Salem resident.
Returning Winston-Salem
students were Jerry Hauser,
Russell Rice, Lacey Rice, Marvin
I Toney, Kelvin Scales, Ulysses
Crawford, Kelvin Caldwell,
Calvin Wright and Stephanie
Shuler.
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news and calendar items.
The deadline for announce
ments is Monday at 5:30 p.m.
music, more in line with the styles
of the '80s.
"I'm still the same, and 1*1
never change as a performer,'
said Checker, who spends bet
ween 250 and 300 days a year oi
the road touring. "I'm doinj
some different things, but mostl]
I've just added on some song:
and some new things, but
haven't really changed. I still en
joy performing my music, an<
I've just added on, no
changed."
Checker, who says he has n<
, regrets from his musical career
plans to keep adding on to hi
music as long as it feels right t<
him.
i "I don't know how long I'l
keep going, but when I'm don
with it I'll be done with it," h
said. "When I quit, I won't eve
go back, and when I no longc
perform, I won't give anothe
autograph."
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program
Tony Lawson, Alvin Johnson,
Garjay Stepney, Josh Pittman,
Lewis Dillard, David Koon,
DeMorris Mclntyre, Brian Mclntyre,
Aaron Conrad, John than
cox, Selester Stewart, Gus Hummings,
Anthony Or ay, Frank
McMillian and Herny Mack.
Top members in the departIment
for younger children were
Robert Singletary, Gajjay
Stepney, Herny Mack, Diverous
Parms, John Foster, Travis
Parmes, Charles Matthews,
Aaron Richardson, Cortez
Wilson, Quentin Moore, John
Frost, Jeppez Steele, Jerrold
Douglas, Greg Williamson and
Tamont Lewis.
Outstanding members of the
social recreation department were
?Marvin?Van?Eaton,?Reggie?
Brock, Alvin Johnson, Michael
Baker, Montae Smith. Damon
J Fields, Keddrick Davis, William
Massey, Derwin Isaiah, Carlos
Gilliam, Dondre Higgins, Rico
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Williams and Collin Morrison.
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