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. fe? , A Mr. Carmen chats with freshman Michael Adams about ROTC. ROIC cadets show their military precision in the parade held in September P ROTC members stand at attention for inspection P eserve fficer raining orps taught members a great deal about military science. The classes were held at Lamar for both Terry and Lamar students. ROTC consisted of in- troductions to aviation, space activities, and the Air Force, and led to aviation theory, navigation, aerospace industry and research. Throughout the program skills of leadership were displayed by all the students. The students were given the opportunity to 124 wear military uniforms, par- ticipate in drills and ceremonies such as gradua' tion, and perform special tasks for Terry High like raising the flag every morning. Terry students gained ex- perience and knowledge through their participation in ROTC, and although the program had no military obligation, it did allow the student to enter the service with two stripes and receive higher pay. l A Several ROTC members take the responsibility to raise the flag in the morning before school starts.
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the Pride of our heritage BLFICK FIWFIFIENESS lack Awareness club was founded and organized by the late Mrs. Dorothy Boudreaux. Mrs. Boudreaux devoted much of her time and energy to help- ing young high school students. No task seemed too great if it concerned the development of young people. Because of the great start she gave the organization, it continued to thrive. The Black Awareness club has been active for three years with its purpose to focus on black people yesterday and today. The new sponsor, Mrs. Patricia Shorts, contributed greatly to the organization. She supported the club's ideas and promoted their purposes. The Black Awareness club participated in many activities during the school year such as bake sales, gifts sales, candy sales, Black History Month showcase, teachers' breakfast, and Christmas cards to the Richmond State School kids. I felt it was a good oppor- tunity to learn about black Americans, said junior James Tilley, and their contribution to America. Black Awareness club helped the black kids recognize who they are and all that they can become. said junior Sheila Ellis. You learn how important black people are in America and how they are now being recognized. We had a lot of fun by selling things and putting up bulletin boards representing black people. 126
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