Portland observer., May 24, 1979, Page 3, Image 3

Portland Observer Thursday. May 24.1979 Page 3
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JACQUELYN RENFRO
Jacqueline Renfro teaches kindergarten children at Rockwood Park
Elementary School.
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J a c q u e ly n R e n fr o , w h o s e fa ce
lig h ts up when she is called “ L y n n ,”
is th e d a u g h te r o f M r . a n d M rs .
James A . R e n fro . L y n n was present­
ed at the S ta rlig h t C o tillio n in the
e a rly spring, an annual event under
the sponsorship o f The L in k s , Inc.
fo r o u ts ta n d in g graduates o f P o rt­
land area high schools.
R eynolds H ig h School in T ro u t­
d ale w ill be c o n fe rrin g a d ip lo m a
u pon L y p n in June. She has had a
very successful h igh school career at
R e yn o ld s. B e yo n d ke eping u p her
scholastic standing at R eynolds she
has been interested in tra c k and g ym ­
nastics fo r her firs t tw o years there.
F o r the ju n io r and se n io r years
L y n n has been a m e m b e r o f th e
s ch o o l’ s dance team and has played
the flu te in R eynolds H ig h School
Band. T w ice she has m arched in the
Rose Festival Parade in th is music
section.
C u rre n tly , L y n n has been getting
in some practice teaching as an assis­
ta n t kindergarten teacher at R ock­
w ood P ark E lem entary School. W e
s h o w h e r h e re w it h th re e p u p ils
fro m her m o rn in g classes.
G oals fo r L y n n in clude a college
career to a ffo rd her a chance to study
C h ild Psychology. A lo n g the w ay she
has a wish to become an a irlin e flig h t
attendant as she loves to tra ve l. W ith
her fa m ily she has traveled extensive­
ly w ith in the U n ite d States and has
also been in the C a rrib e a n w hen she
and h e r fa m ily v is ite d B a rb a d o s .
L y n n ’ s oth e r hobbies in clu d e sw im ­
m in g , bicycle rid in g and horseback
rid in g .
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Members of the Salem Branch,
NAACP presented Governor Vic­
tor Atiyeh with a proclamation
com m em orating the 25th an­
niversary of the Brown vs. Board
of Education desegregation deci­
sion.
Across the nation. NAACP
Branches visited Governors,
Mayors and other public officers
— at noon — to ask their support
for making the U.S. Supreme
Court decision a reality.
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