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The Hillian Reunion was held
Sunday, Aug. 31, at the Martin
Luther King Recreation Center.
More than 150 family members
attended the event.
The unusual name of the family
can be traced to the best-seller
4'Roots" by Alex Haley, according
to family members. The
family also traces its roots to Indians
who settled in this country
long ago.
The Rev. James Hillian, the
head of the family branch in
Winston-Salem, reports that he
has found a Hillian listed in the
telephone directory of every city
he has visited, and when he con.
tacted these Hillians, Hillian
says, they were able to establish a
_ relationship. / j
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s*i Luc reunion, silver trays
, were presented to Hillian and his
wife for their leadership and
faithfulness. Curtis and Viola
- Werts received trays for heading
this year's reunion.
Relatives from High Point
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U.S. Coast Gu
The United States Coast Guard
Academy has announced that it is
now accepting and processing ap-~
plications for appointment as
cadet, U.S. Coast Guard, Class
of 1991.
. Applications are being accepted
for both men and women.
Appointments as Coast Guard
cadets are" tendered solely on the
basis of an annual nationwide
COmDetition with no cnnorw.
sional appointments or
geographical quotas.
Applications for appointment
must be submitted to the Director
of Admissions, U.S. Coast
Guard Academy, before Dec. IS,
1986.
Candidates must arrange to
participate in either the College
Board Scholastic Aptitude Test
(SAT) or American College
Testing Assessment (ACT) prior
to or includina T"W?r 11 lOfiA
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administration for the ACT, and
the Dec. 6, 1986, administration
for the SAT.
The competition for appointment
as a cadet is based on the
candidate's high school rank,
performance on either the SAT
or ACT, and leadership potential
as demonstrated by participation
in high school extracurricular activities,
community affairs
and/or part-time employment.
Most successful candidates rank
in the top quarter of their high
school class and demonstrate
proficiency in both the
mathematical and applied science
fields.
To qualify for the competition,
an applicant must be unmarried
at the time of appointment, have
no legal obligations resulting
from a prior marriage and must
have reached the age of 17 but
not 22 by July 1, 1987.
Times have
at South Be
By MARYANN MROWCA
Associated Press Writer
BOSTON - As South Boston
High School students returned to
classes last week, there was hardly
a trace of the racial differences
that once caused . so much
violence that metal detectors and
uniformed police filled the halls.
TwHvi? vears after the much
publicized court-ordered busing
that triggered the violence, and in
the first year that a judge has not
been overseeing the system,
several students vaguely recalled
hearing stories of the early days
of desegregation.
Now, said Patti O'Neil, 16, the
mood is quite different.
"We just stick together. It's
like one big family here," said
O'Neil, who stopped examining
her junior class schedule to hug a
black girlfriend.
The school's principal, Jerome
Winegar, is one of the lingering
reminders of the city's bitter
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Members of the Hlllian family t
photo. Approximately 150 relath
were recognized for bringing the
most family members to the r*n
nion, and 5-month-old Aerreall
Hillian of High Point received a
stuffed bear for being the
ard Academy ai
Michael Roane
All applicants must be assured
of high school graduation by
June 30, 1987. Regulations
stipulate that all applicants must
have completed three units in
English and three in
mathematics, to include algebra
and plane or coordinate geometry
or their equivalents, and must
fulfill basic physical requirements.
coast (Juard cadets obtain an
excellent undergraduate education
at no personal expense. In
addition, they receive pay and
allowances fully adequate to
fulfill their ordinary living expenses.
The constantly updated
Academy curriculum leads to a
bachelor of science degree with a
strong academic emphasis on
engineering and science.
The selected major studies,
when combined with varied elective
courses, establish a solid
foundation for a challenging
career. Graduates of the
Academy are awarded a bachelor
changed-?
)Ston High
desegregation case, from which
it r rv; _ t?? - ?? ? * -
u.a. i-nsirici juoge w, Arinur
Garrity Jr. withdrew only last
year. Winegar was hired as headmaster
after the judge placed
South Boston High in receivership
in December 1975 because of
the racial violence.
4,It was war for days,"
Winegar recalled of his first year
at South Boston. "It took us 45
minutes to an hour to get school
started because you had to keep
the students on the buses while
others went through the metal
detector."
The school of 1,020 students
now is 37 percent black, 34 percent
white, 17 percent Hispanic,
11 percent Asian and 2 percent
American Indian. Boston Mayor
Raymond Flynn's son, Raymond
Jr., transferred from a private
school to South Boston last year,
Winegar said.
"Times have changed/' he
said.
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/es anenaea tne event (photo by
youngest member present.
Nezzie Bittle of South Carolina
received a special award for being
the senior member of the family
for more than 86 years.
nnounces nation
of science degree and are commissioned
/ as ensigns in the
United States Coast Guard.
Selected officers may pursue
further postgraduate education
and specialized training at many
leading civilian and military
graduate or professional schools,
in such fields as aviation,
business administration, electronics,
engineering, law and
oceanography.
The Coast Guard performs
humanitarian missions vital to
the safety and saving of lives at
sea. Under the Department of
Transportation, the Coast Guard
establishes and coordinates
search-and-rescue operations by
ship and plane, maintains advanced
electronic and other aids
to navigation scattered around
the globe, operates the
icebreakers which clear the way
for all polar expeditions and enforces
marine law and all aspects
of merchant marine safety. In addition,
the Coast rGuard has
responsibility for boating safety
and marine environmental protection.
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Marine Corps Sergeant
Michael Roane of WinstonSalem
is assigned to 'Top Gun,*'
the U.S Navy Fighter Weapons
School at Miramar Naval Ail
Station, north of San Diego.
'Tm an avionics electrician,'1
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motion picture 4 Top Gun" b]
supporting aircraft portrayed a
Soviet fighters.
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great,'* said Roane. "But I woul<
.have liked to see more credit foi
the maintenance crews who kep
the aircraft flying."
A 1979 graduate of Parklanc
High School, Roane joined th<
Marine Corps in August 1979.
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