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June 22. 1988, Portland Observer, Page 9
Upward Bound And Still A ’ Climbing
local rainbow c o a litio n of
som e 35 m otivated high
school s tu d e n ts has decided to
forego the lazy unfettered plea
sures o f a sum m er vacation to
c o m m it them selves to the devel
opm ent of th e ir fu tu re careers.
These y o u th fu l men and w om en
participated in th e ir firs t o rie n ta
tio n at Portland State U niversity
Saturday m orning. The Upward
Bound program is under the d i
rection o f Arm ando LaGuardia,
h im se lf an alum nus of a s im ila r
p ro g ra m a t J e ffe r s o n H ig h
School. He is assisted in the year
round program by Peggy Adam s,
the perm anent counselor.
The sum m er program has been
augm ented by a diverse num ber
o f pedagogical s p e c ia lis ts c o
ordinated by Bobby Jam es. Mr.
Jam es is best know n fo r his c o u n
seling w ork at L in fie ld C ollege.
He presently heads an alternative
program at Franklin H igh School.
The s tu d e n ts w ill pursue a fu ll
tim e co lle g e preparatory academ
ic program . E x p e c ta tio n s are
high, the w ork is dem anding and
se lf-d is c ip lin e is m andatory. The
com prehensive m athem atics pro
gram w ill be under the d ire c tio n
o f Sandy Lillevik. Vic M ig lio re tto
w ill guide his s tu d e n ts th ro u g h a
n o v e l e x p lo r a tio n o f th o s e
periods w h ich had a d ire c t im p a ct
on the developm ent of the o rie n
tal civilization.
George B ruender w ill head an
all im portant tu to ria l to im prove
the w ritin g s k ills o f the students.
Prior to jo in in g the sum m er ses
sion, each person was required to
w rite a s p e c ific essay about the
person w ho had the greatest in
fluence in se le ctin g the d ire c tio r,
each has taken thus far in life.
D uring the six week sum m er p eri
od they w ill hone th e ir in itia l e f
fo rt in to a literary m asterpiece.
S tephen E. M cPherson, a sp e c
ial correspond ent to the P ortland
O bserver and also a Research A s
sociate in N eu ro b io lo g y at P ort
land S tate U niversity, w ill c o n d u c t
a ground school in several d is c i
p lin e s of A erospace S cie n ce
along w ith a v is it to an a irp o rt and
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Garland Lee Thompson
hands-on experience w ith a flig h t
sim ulator. Mr. M cP herson is an
avid private w ith 35 years and
th o u sa n d ’s of hours of flig h t tim e
as the p ilo t in com m and. He
taught the standard version of
th is course to Englew ood, New
Jersey high school stu d e n ts for
m any years under the a u spices of
N egro A irm en International.
Kathleen H o w le tt w ill teach a
course in p u b lic speaking. M iss
H o w le tt w ill focus on the fact that
speech is concerned not only
w ith c o n te n t but also w ith the
body language and se lf c o n fid
ence the speaker com m ands.
A m y S utton w ill get the s tu
dents involved w ith jo urnalism .
D uring previous sum m er ses
sions the group has pu b lish e d a
newspaper. D uring the current
sum m er session th e ir goal w ill be
to co m p le te at least one jo u r
n a lis tic exercise.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Girls’ Pageants
Seeking g irls 4-6 and 7-9 to repre
sent Oregon in 1988 fo r N ational
L ittle or J u n io r Star Pageant.
Place: Portland. A p p lic a tio n s call
1-800-654-6808.
S A LT & PEPPER
RO CK P R O D U C TS
289-3512
M o b ile No.
781-7274
PACK 29
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“ T h e S k y Is
T h e L im it ! ”
Several o ther support groups
w ill add a supplem ental d im e n
sion to the six w ee* program .
G arland T h o m p so n , e n te rta in
m ent correspond ent for the P ort
land O bserver and also w ell
know n in the theater arts, w ill pro
duce a co llo q iu m on video pre-
production . He also w ill c o o rd i
nate recreational and cu ltu ra l ac
tiv itie s w hich w ill include a w eek
end at Cam p Arrah Wanna.
Support classes in Career De
velopm ent w ill be guided by Pat
rick Tem pel w ho also w ill present
a num ber o f invited professiona ls
to m ake presentatio ns to the en
tire group.
A Bridge course in Language
A d s D evelopm ent w ill be given by
Linda G erber as an a d junct to the
required course in w riting.
The sum m er project is funded
p a rtially by the Private Industry
C o u n cil o f Portland. S tudents
receive a tw o hour stipend fo r
each day they attend classes. A t
tendance is m andatory. A t the
end of the academ ic session they
w ill be em ployed in sum m er jobs.
N ikii M urtaugh is the Job Devel
oper th ro u g h w hom sum m er
e m ploym ent was arranged.
U pw ard B ound at P ortland
State U niversity is a m odel fo r the
rest of the nation. S tudents w ho
participate in th is program are as
sured of adm issio n to all state
U niversities. O nce in college,
th e ir survival rate is a rem arkable
Pack 29, is a m u lti-cu ltu ra l
group. The Pack has been in ex
istence since the sixties, but
never be active as it is now. Two
years ago the Urban League of
Portland agreed to help revitalize
the Pack through its sponsorship.
T hrough local parents e ffo rts
from both schools, Pack 29 is the
m ost active m u lti-cu ltu ra l Pack
througho ut N orth and N ortheast
Portland. T his year the Pack
started w ith eighteen boys and
registered th irte e n as o ffic ia l
m em bers.
The slogan of the Pack is, "The
sky is the lim it.” The Pack has
tw o dens that m eet every T hurs
day, one at 3:15 p.m. and the other
m eeting at 6:00 p.m. Using the
them e, "T he sky is the lim it,” the
boys have m ade w ith in the
dens — houses,
w ig w a m s ,
bridges, and tow ers, made out of
po p sicle sticks.
They have scu lp tu re d anim als
out of a bars of soap. The m otto,
is ‘ S e lf-R e lia n c e and In te r
dependency.’
The Pack fo r the firs t tim e is
p a rticip a tin g in a m ajor parade,
and w ill be representing the C om
m u n ity and the Urban League in a
S p irit of C o m m u n ity Pride and
T ogetherness.’
The young men p a rticipating
are: Karonja Crews, Andre Jenn
ings, Sylvester Jordan, C edric J o r
dan, Shelby Kyles, Tom m ie M it
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c h e ll, A le x a n d e r S tange, A ri
Kraemer, Aaron U nderhill, L.C.
Young, Brian M cD ow ell, Darren
Advertising Sales
M cD ow ell, Tori Thom pson. Pack
$3,000-$4.000 m onthly c o m m is
Chairm an, C harles Crews, Cub-
sio n s and bonuses. M ust have 2
m a s te r, B arb K ra e m e r, Den
years d ire ct co m m issio n sales ex
M others - Mabel Kyles, Julie
p e rie n c e . L im ite d o v e r n ig h t
Stange, Janice Jennings, Laura
tra ve l. C a ll S teve B ro w n at
M itchell, Rose Jordan, and Becky
1-800-777-7444.
U nderhill.
Pack 29, w ishes to thank the
R.N.’ s & L.P.N.’ s Needed
Urban League and invite any
P ositions available fo r R.N.'s &
young person betw een the ages
L.P.N.'s, all u n its and sh ifts. Ex
of 8-10 to jo in them . Call 282-3960.
c e lle n t b e n e fits , c o m p e titiv e
wages, based on experience.
P O R T L A N D O B S ER VE R
C ontact: H oly Rosary H ospital,
“ The Eyes and Ears o f the C o m m u n ity”
Personnel D epartm ent at (503)
288-0033
889-5331. ext. 299.
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