PageA8 Winston-Salem Chronicle Thursday, January 7,1988
Someone You Should Meet
Name: Kerry W. Campbell
Job Title: Public Safely Officer
Hometown: Winston-Salem
Describe Yourself in One Word: Kind
Hobbies: Participating in almost all
sports, especially basketball and hunting
Favorite Book:"/ like reading music maga
zines."
Favorite Movie: "Beverly Hills Cop"
Favorite TV Show: "The Cosby Show"
Persons Admires Most: My father, Clark
Campbell; I admire anyone who can start
with nothing and make something of them
selves.
Career Goal: To one day have my own
business. I want to invest money, turn it
over, and let it work for me.
(Photo by James Parker)
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MILITARY NOTES
Searcy completes recruit training in Florida
NCSA to present annual Mozart concert
School of Music faculty from
the North Carolina School of the
Arts will be featured in the Annual
Mozart birthday concert at 8 p.m,
Saturday, Jan. 16 in the Stevens
Center.
This concert, which is a part
of the School’s Faculty Artists'
Series, will feature the works of
the brilliant Austrian composer,
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who
lived in the 1700s.
The concert is among the
Efficient Club
ends 1987 agenda
The Efficient Club recently
held its last three meetings of
1987.
The December meeting was
held at the home of Madgelene
Whlls.
The November meeting was
held at the home of Theodore
Clark in Pilot Mountain and the
October meeting was held at the
home of Theodosia Patton.
At the December meeting new
members were installed. During
the meeting club business was dis
cussed by president Cara Broome,
Walls served dinner for the
group and Christmas carols were
sung.
West Forsyth PTA
to sponsor
careers workshops
The West Forsyth PTA will
offer an unique opportunity for stu
dents to acquire authentic job
information and gain respect on
Monday, Jan. 11 at 7 p.m.
Parents and others in the com
munity will be stationed around the
gym to share informally with small
groups of students and their par
ents, information about their
careers.
There will be a wide variety
of careers represented including
those that require technical training
or may be learned on the job, as
well as those that require a college
degree.
West Forsyth students are
encouraged to attend the seminar
and bring their jiarents along.
Bus transportation will be pro
vided at the following locations:
Kennedy Middle School, Atkins
Middle School, Hanes Middle
School and the Masonic Temple on
14 th Street.
most popular of all the music
events at the School of the Arts.
Highlights of the concert will
include: Three Precludes and
Fugues" (preludes by Mozart for
fugues of J.S. Bach) and "Quartet
for Piano and Strings in g minor,
K. 478."
Both works will feature
Elaine Richey, violin; Sally Peck,
viola; and Robert Marsh, violon
cello. Eric Larsen, piano, will join
the trio for the "Quartet."
Admission to the concert will
be $5 for adults and $3 for students
and senior citizens.
This is an ARTSCARD event.
For reservations, persons may tele
phone the NCSiVStevens Center
Box Office at 721-1945.
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Navy Seaman Recruit Aldine
D. Searcy, son of Aldine Searcy of
1215 E. 29th St., Winston-Salem,
has completed recruit training at
Recruit Training Command, Orlan
do, Fla.
During Searcy's eight-week
training cycle, he studied general
military subjects designed to pre
pare him for further academic and
on-the-job training in one of the
Navy's 85 basic fields.
Searcy's studies included sea
manship, close order drill. Naval
history and first aid. Personnel
who complete this course of
instruction arc eligible for three
hours of college credit in physical
education and hygiene.
A 1987 graduate of Lakeshorc
High School in College Park, Ga.,
he joined the Navy in September
1987.
Marine Lance Cpi. Jeffrey L.
Hilton, son of James W. and
Ruby A. Hilton of 5120
Butterfield Drive, has been pro
moted to his present rank while
serving with First Marine Division
, Camp Pendleton, Calif.
A 1984 graduate of East
Forsyth High School in Kern-
ersville, he joined the Marine
Corps in January 1987. His wife,
Aleiu, is the daughter of William
B. and Geneava Benton, also of
Winston-Salem.
Marine Lance Cpl. Walter A.
Hunter and Marine Cpl. Janies L.
McCray, both of Winston-Salem
recently participated in exercise
Spanish Phiblex 2-87 while serv
ing with 22nd Marine Amphibious
Unit, Camp Lejeune.
During the exercises Hunter
and McCray participated in joint
air and surface assaults, followed
by cross-training ashore with
Spanish Naval infantrymen. They
also participated in small unit
training, along with crew-served
Searcy
weapons live-fire exercises.
Both are currently participat
ing in a six-month deployment to
the Mediterranean Sea, conducting
operations with NATO allies.
Hunter is a 1985 graduate of
Parkland High School. He joined
the Marine Corps in July 1985.
McCray is a 1984 East Forsyth
Senior High School graduate. He
joined the Marine Corps in July
1987.
Navy Seaman Recruit, Donnie
A. Warren, son of Donnie A. and
Phyllis T. Warren of Winston-
Salem has completed recruit train
ing at Recruit Training Command,
Great Lakes, Ill.
During Warren's eight-week
training cycle, he studied general
military subjects designed to pre
pare him for further academic and
on-the-job in one of the Navy's 85
basic fields. Warren’s studies
included seamanship, close order
drill. Naval history and first aid.
Wto’en is a 1987 graduate of
North Forsyth High School. He
joined the Navy in May 1987.
Navy Airman Apprentice
Woodrow W. Johnson, son of
Gloria D. White of 740 Patterson
Avenue reccMly returned tr„„.
five and one-half mouth depL
raent to the Mediterranean , ,
Frghter Squadron-74 i„ Mayp„“‘
During the deployment Joi,,
son participated in routine train™.
operations and several major ex„°
cises. Port calls were also madet
Morocco, Tunisia, Spain, FranJ
Italy, Greece, Romania, Tnrko
Israel, Egypt and Cape Verde,
joined the Navy in January 1987
James B. Joyner, a June gnu
uate of Bishop McGuinness Hig
School, has been accepted into J
Army Warrant Officer Candidal
Flight Training Program. Ti
young man was selected out of
field of 150 applicants from Wes
em North Carolina.
Joyner, 18, will report for eig
weeks of basic training at Ft
Jackson, S.C. He then will mcei
52 weeks of flight training at F
Rucker, Ala. and upon completi
of the training will be comm
sioned as a warrant officer.
Joyner says the idea of flyinj
helicopters for the Array eiciie
him. "I just wish I could begii
sooner," he says. The wait anti
January is to accommodate th
school schedule.
In a conversation with his
recruiter, Staff Sgt. Richard Stein of
the Winston-Salem Recruiting Sta
tion, Joyner provided some addi-
tional insight into his decision i
enlist
"My father was an officer
the Marine Corps for thirtei
years," said Joyner. "He taught n
some very valuable things."
Young men and women inie
ested in the Army's Warrant Offic
Candidate Flight Training Progra
should contact Staff Sgt. Stein
the Federal Building at 725-2934,
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