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superlatives range from.
giri
different. They picked iete"
their most likely to and and as a guidance through 1
coaching and teaching,
t- k-grlp these children see
their most nnnnlnro W^a *v?.? ?? i ? * 1
{?k?>. i? v iiic ngiu an i saw tuiu
decided to take a look at show them the right way
some of the 1969 superla- to go." Griffin said,
tives from Atkins, that are Pamela Reynolds Murstill
in the city to see- rell won the title of "Best
What really happened to Instrumentalist" but her
the Class of 1969? career hasn't led toward
The honor of beiAg the music path. Pamela
"Best Athlete" Vent to works for the Housing
Willie Griffin who is pre- Authority and is presently
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Rosa West-Employed by ,
Rosa Belton "Most De- city of Winston-Salem Rependable
. creation Dept.
the manager of Sunrise
sently a teacher and assis- Towers, a 200 unit aparttant
basketball and cross ment complex for the elcountry
coach at South -derly.
Park] After high school "I was more interested
Griffin narrowed his 115 in business because I felt I
basketball scholarship of- could ,go further * ^usi"
fers down to one. Wake "ess than in music. MurForest,
where he became . _sa* ' , , , .
Murrell has worked for
the housing Authority for
seven years and has been
manager for two years.
She has a daughter who is
a second grader at Mineral
Springs Elementary^.
In the future Pamela
would like to continue
working with the housing
authority and continue
working toward her degree
at Winston-Salem
ness Administration.
Rosa Belton West won
the honor of "Most Dependable"
and has found
that the title has followed
Alfred Adams 4'Best Dan- her through life.
cer" "Being "Most Depend
the first black to attend ?b e has influenced me to
Wake on a basketball help others in my teaching
scholarship. profession, and also at my
In college Griffin ma- Pres?nt Job ln the, recrea"
jored in psychology and tlG" department
minored in Physical Edu- ? Rbsa 's a graduate of
cation. After he graduated tNT?fh Carolma Ce"traJ
from college he played Univers.ty with a B.A.
one year of professional ^ee ? Elementary
basketball in Europe and Education. She taught for
nine months in Madrid - three years in the BurltngSpain.
When he returned 400 C,tf Schools and ia
back to Winston Salem he Presently emP^yed at the
. . . . r . . Recreation Department
taught a year at Fairview . . . n/ .
u t . * a f?r the cRy- She is also
before coming to South Al _
park presently attending gradW
Mary Herriot "Most Pop ^aty H"riotJ ?J Mi?hty
' , tt Wonder Record Store and
ular , ,
R.J. Reynolds
Griffin likes teaching at uate school at A&T UniSouth
Park and feels he's versity working toward
a model for the students, her masters.
"My reward in life is to do As for future plans Rosa
something worth while would like to return to
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"Not the en
... Education
coach working for the Winstonteaching.
Salem Police Department, t
"Teaching is something After high school Adams 1
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do and I won't feel I have Track scholarship, where
fulfilled my goal in life if I he majored in Health and f
don't return to teaching." - physical Education. \
The honor of 'Best Adams is the Coordina- 1
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it and beautiful seniors of Atkins High went forth a
other graduation season approaches, we looked up
> see: "Whatever Happened to the Class of '69."
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