Friday, May 23 1969
THE BLACKBIRD
RMSH^ What Does Future Hold?
Ricliard’s Beauty Sdmol holds
Ihcir Mure.
King’s, Ilarbargcr
Debbie Brogden, Kathy Tur
ner, and Lynn Taylor are ex
cited over their future years,
for their future begins at
King’.s Business College. Ra
leigh is the place for Pam Joj'-
ner, WaiKla Doles, Cliarlotle
Nash, Brenda Dew aaid Dianne
JeJ-diinis. Ail five will attend
Harbarger Business College.
Wilson, Nash Tech
Tommy Rose is staying close
to Irome. He'll be going to
Nash Technical Institute. Also
decidini^r to stay near home are
Dou'^. Edwards and PbiUip Ro
berts. They are attending Wil
son Techmical Institute.
Business Schools
Rumiy Rogers will make her
home in Washington, D. C. at
Jiweit, Gibso:i Career College.
Hampton Roads Business
School is,the pathwey of the
future for Judy P'atii.sball. Ken
Hill has made plans to attend
Lear-SiegJer Institute next
year.
While attending the Atlanta
Sahiool of T.;V. and Radio
Broadcasting, Brent Tyndall,
Ronnie Sumerlin, and Don
Bowen will find time to spend
with the Georgia belles. Caro
lina School of Commerce is
the stepping stone into this
wide world for Cheryl Fos-
dick and Joamie Griffin.
Business Careers
When going to I?elk\s he
sure to stop by and say “Hel
lo!” to Sandira Bradley. Re
becca Wright plans to do part
time work and pioneer in the
ministry around Rocky Mount.
Flora Tillery will be a book-
kcepeir at First Federal Sav
ings and Loan Association.
Planaiing now to be a Liono-
type Operator at Evening Tele
gram is Bill Ingpam'. Melinda
Trevaithan will work at the
Coaistal Plain Life Insurance
Company. Others planning a
business career are linda Wil
liamson, Mary Lou Fox, Bren
da Gardner, Delores Rofcards,
Penny Sellers, Charles Rose,
Debbie Howell, land Cliff Bras
well. Not for behind a:re Judy
Carpeoter, Barbara Williams,
Sandra Crickmore, Anne
Crumpler, and (iay Dunn.
Military Service
Brenda Burroutfhs and Mel
vin Lewis have chosen the Air
Force as their future. Gary
“Matt” Matthews and Randy
Gardner are going Navy.
Others entering into military
service are Lee Pirkey, Eddie
Moss, George Mangum, John
Myers, Mike Thomais, Dennis
Hedgepeth, and Clay Peacock.
Attention! Guy Dixon, Jer
ry Edwards, Johnniy Hicks,
Chris Young, Leo Taybr, and
Tony Cavalieri will be liiear-
ing this command quite often.
Following close behind 'are
Chris Webbs, Etennis Winstead,
Ronald Nedd, Eric Pennington,
Stephen Oakley, Wyatt Phil
lips, and Doug Taylor.
IBM, Data Processing
Going into IBM and Data
Processing are Sarita Black
ley, Debbie McCarver, and
Deborah Holland. Robert cor-
dell is traveffing to Kamsas
City, Missouri to (he Automa
tion Training Center.
Marriage
Along with homemaking.
Faye Nobles, Kay Ford, Faye
Burnette, Carolyn Joynor,
Barbara Gardner, and Ame
lia McNeil will be following a
business career. Judy Davis,
MorgAnne “Andi” Bennett,
Debbie Winters, Sandra Ras
mussen, Ginny Stokes, and
Tracy Thompson are looking
forward to the day tiiey will
be cairied over the threshold
of marriage.
Is it possible that Uie class
of ’70 wMl come near the goal
that the class of ’69 ihas set?
The future iholds the secret. ..
Senior Receives Rotarian Grant
On Monday, May 12, ail the
Rotary Girls and Boys of eatfh
month of the sdiool year were
invited to meet with the Ro-
tairy Club, iand tlie day proved
to be especially teppy for
Sherry Brabham.
Exoitment was, evident as
Miss Kitohin was introduced
to announce the winner of the
$300 Rotary Scholarship
Award. She immediately nam
ed Sherry 'and convinced the
Rotary C3ub memibers of the
wisdom of the decision by giv
ing a. long list of Sherry’s ac-
complisliments. For once.
Sherry was at a loiss for words.
Iloiary Girl
Slierry was Rotary Girl for
tlie month of December.
Everyone knows and loves this
vivacious blond. The student
body expressed this feeling by
cle^ng her an Outsitaoxiing
Senior. Additionally, slie was
ciioscn Recorder of the Stu
dent Involvement Committee.
She likes practically every
thing that doesn’t bite, but es
pecially loves roses, pansies,
chocoate, lemons, and boiled
peanuts. Quite a variety! But
we musn’t forget her trout
fishing! Even if slie doesn’t
oatch anytliiiig, it’s still hcf
favorite sport.
An active church member,
Sherry serves as an interpre-
tor for the deaf at fclie First
Baptist Church, and plans to
devote iier life’s work to iielp-
ing the deaf.
The sincere congratulations
of the Blackbird staff go to
Sherry Braibham, scholar.
The annual .$100.00 scholar
ship given by the Service Club
was awarded to Brenda Dew.
Brenda will receive a letter of
congratulations in Awards As
sembly June 4. Tile money
will be forwarded to Hard-
barger Business College in Ra
leigh as part of the payment
for Brenda’s tuition. Brenda
plans to become an airline re-
servationist.
The Service Club Scholar
ship is given every year to
some deserving senior. Tlie
award lisi not necessarily given
to the student with the great
est financial need, but to the
student who has demons.trated
he qualifies for the tonor.
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443-3027
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Sat. 12-12-Sim- 4-10
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Rocky Mount, N. C.
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ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
UBERATION OF THE SENIOR SPIRIT-Alice Proctor and
^e Pirkey demonstrate the magic of the word ‘Graduation’.
(Photo by Killebrew)
The Camp us Room
DOWNTOWN ROCKY MOUNT
Tharringion’s Florist
K«r Day or Night Service I’honc GI rt-osgs
2613 SUNSET AVE.
VOGUE DRESS SHOP
m s. MAIN ST.
Go-Clothes for girls on the go!
WHO CARES IF YOU BECOME A
DROPOUT
Nash Tech cares. Thut’.s why on Jimc 0 wo are
bepfinning several aix-woekvS .sumnioi' cour.ses
designed to imin'ovo and strenj'thoii your edu-
cutioniil l)iickKroun(l for colioKo ;u)d' technical
school work this fall. You’ll ho ofl'erod cour
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Physics
Chemistry
Geomefry
Economics
College Algebra
Fundamental Math
Personal Typing
Personal Shorthand
English
Composition
Si
Vocabulary
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.schedules fitted to the student’s needs. A small
tuition charge of .$3 per course plus I)ook.s and
supplies will 1)0 the only expense. Interested?
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