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Students from 11 schools and the
Brunswick Technical College
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gathered for the eighth-annual event
coordinated by Doreen Vereen, j
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Recreation Department's special 4
populations coordinator.
Each year, the Special Olympics
program is coordinated for students
in classes for the physically handicapped
or with learning
disabilities. In the opening
ceremonies, students from all
schools marched around the football
field at South Brunswick High School
to music provided by the S8HS marching
band.
Students competed in the 400-meter
relays and other track events, the
Softball throw, standing long jump
and other special events. Ribbons
were awarded to each student participating
in the events.
Students taking a break from the
SCuVity WCTC Cute rtaiiiCii tO TulTuC
presentations by Nate Freeman and
to storytelling by Joyce Greer of the
Wilmington Parks and Recreation
Department. Special events for the
program were coordinated by Tina
Pritchard of the Brunswick County
Parks and Recreation Department.
Tina Sims, Miss Brunswick
Technical College, presented the
Special Olympic Oath prior to the
opening of the games.
The Special Olympic program is
prepared by a committee composed
of ten representatives. In addition to
Ms. Vereen, serving on the commit- I
tee are Rick Zuffa, of the Carolina r
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