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THE BLACKBIRD
Friday, April 14, 1967
RMSH Service Club
Delivers Holy Week
Morning Devotions
On March 23 the Service
dub presented an Easter Sun
rise Service at Trinity Luther
an Church.
The service was given in
conjunction with a (program of
Holy Week services. The first
three programs were given in
the aulditorium at homeroom
period by Rev. Prank Leggett
of the Fiirst Christian Ohufch,
Dr. Russell Cherry of the
First Baptist Church, and Rev.
Clay Turner of Christ Episcopal
Church.
The Sunrise Service) began
at seven a. m. and was at-
tendejdi by approximately 150 per
sons. Brenda Thompson opened
the service by giving the in-
vocalaon. Johnny Gower read
the scripture. Roger Stancil de
livered the main address with
an Easter theme. Pastor Mayer
of the Trinity Lutheran Church
closed the service with the ben
ediction.
DE G>nvention
The DE Club of RMSH re
ceived a three star plaque at
the recent statewide DE Con
vention in Asheville, N. C.
The three star plaque is the
highest award a DE Club
can receive. The RMSH DE
Club was one of 13 out of 186
clubs in North Carolina to win
this award.
CHERRY POINT AIR STATION U. S. MARINE CORPS BAND
Marines Entertain Students
In a school assembly held
March 29, the United States
Marine Band from Cherry
Point, North Carolina perform
ed for the student ibody.
This band, formed six years
ago and consisting of sixty-five
members, played a variety of
music, providing an unusual
treat for the students, many of
whom lhad never seen a Marine
band in concert.
Among others, the band
played a medley from My Fair
Lady, the Sandpaper Ballet, se>
leotions from tlie Tijuana
Brass, and two numbei:s by a
rock’n’roll group, The Monkees,
which was p>erformed by a
so-called Barber Shop Quartet,
Several marches were also
played in this Marine display
of precision and execution. The
group used several costumes to
add to their variety of music.
The band was obtained through
Gunnery Sergeant A. C. Pate
of Wilson, the Marine recruit
er in this area.
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RMHS Students Declared
As County Typing Winners
Students of the R.M.S.H.
business dapertmemt have been
announced as winners in all
phases of the country typing
contest held here March 26.
The contest, sponsored by the
business school of East Caro
lina College, included competi
tion in both the advanced and
beginning classes.
Mrs. Josephine McGee, Mrs.
Jane G. White and Mrs. Nellie
Rhea Winstead, teache-ns in the
business department, each had
a winner from her class.
Mary Tonya Brown, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Birown
of 313 Mallory St., made a
first place showing in the ad
vanced class. The second place
winner in the advanced class
was Wamda Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Smith of
1145 Long Ave.
Winner in the beginning class
was Beverly Rosser, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Rosser
of Whitakers. The sc-cond place
slot was thrown to a tie, as both
Fran Warren and Lee Bobbit
made the same high scoring.
Fran is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Warren of 3301
Winstead Rd. Lee is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. WOliam Bob-
bit of 414 BriarcMff Rd.
From the local contest, these
winners will go to a district
competition which will be held
at East Carolina College in late
April. Twenty students in the
advanced and 23 in the begin
ning classes vied for a chance
to go to the district mieet.
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Northern Nasih, Booker T. Wash
ington, and Bailey High Schools
as well as from Senior High.
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