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D trolt r Ident D Sh n
McClinton I. Wayn County
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psychology tud nt whoa
main intere t I tud nt
gov rnment HI willingn
to rve prompted him to want
to work a coun elor nd od
oth r community work for th
hom I a .
D trolt r Id nt Kath rln.
rl Elsb rry I Wayn
Co�nty Community Coli g
tudent who I tudylng
pecl I duc tlon. EI berry
Ilk church, port nd
people,' pecl lIy chltdr n
nd th Id rly. Sh h
concl plan for h r futur : .,
wan to go far aa I can to
m ke a difference for tho e
that other overlook. • .
D trolt realdent Dawn Thorpe
I W yne County Community
Coli g ccountlng tud nt
who Ilk reading and h Iplng
oth r . She want to work
a c rtlfl d public accountant
for a m jor firm and ventually
open • my own accounting firm
In a Black community. •
Highland Park resident
Dorothy Marie Whitehead is a
Wayne County Community
College dental hygiene
atud nt who likes running,
weight lifting, biking, reading
and camping. Her future plans
Include ·furth ring my
- . education by obtaining a
maater' d gree In dental
health education and travelling
to Europe.·
Detroit r Ident Audrey
Gregory i a Wayne County
Community Coli ge phy Ical
th raphy tudent who e main
Inter t I to· out wlUl
pre- chools an . f'coura
children to learn. After h
completea her education,
Gregory wants to peclalize In
infant or orthopedic therapy.
Detroit re Ident LaTo ha
Jackson is. a Wayne CO'unty
Community Coli Q nur ",g
atudent" who like r katil1g,
wimming nd' hopj:>1 . 'Sh
w nt to be a nur and have
her own clinic in Detroit where
he ·would help everybody
that need help. •
Achievements in the Navy
training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris
Island, S. C. She is a 1987 graduate of Renais­
sance High School in Detroit.
Bouier honored
Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Sterling Bouier,
son of Lillie M. Bouier of 2237 Fischer, Detroit,
recently rv-eived the Meritorious Unit Commen­
dation, along with his shipmates aboard the air­
craft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt,
homeported in Norfolk, VA and the crews of its
embarked units. The 1988 graduate of Cess
Technical High School joined the Navy in June,
1989.
Tarrantconunended
Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Darryl K Tar­
rant, son of George C. Tarrant of 14368 Asbury
Park, Detroit, recently received the Meritorious
Unit Commendation, along with his shipmates
aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore
Roosevelt, homeported in Norfolk, VA and the
crews of its embarked units The 1986 graduate
of Southfield Senior High School of Southfield
joined th Navy in January, 1990.
Lorey receives
commendatfon
Navy Airman Recruit Michael D. Lorey, a 1991
graduate of Pershing High School, recently re­
ceived the Meritorious Unit Commendation,
along With his shipmates aboard the aircraft car­
rier USS Theodore Roosevelt, homeported in Nor­
folk, VA and the crews of its embarked uni . He
joined the Navy in April, 1992.
Heights man
cOlDIDended
Navy eaman Recruit Mark A Crowell, son of
AlbertR. and Carol A. Crow II of3129 Temple St.,
MUskegon Heights, Michigan, recently received
the Meritorious Unit Commendation, along with
his shipmates aboard the aircraft carrier USS
Theodore Roosevelt, homeported in Norfolk, VA
and the crews of its embarked units. He joined
the Navy in July, 1992.
London receives
commendation
Navy Airman Apprentice Christopher L. lon­
don, son ofThomas London Jr. of7711 Greenfield,
Detroit and Annie R. London of 8853 St. Mary's
Detroit, recently received the Meritorious Unit
Commendation, along with his shipm tes aboard
the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt,
homeported in Norfolk, VA and the crews of its
embarked units. He joined the Navy in January,
1993.
Larry Townsend
returns frOID ea
Navy Petty Office 3rd Class Larry D, Town-
nd, son of James L. Townsend and Flora M
Brundidge of 16516 Prevost, Detroit, recently re­
turn from a six-month Mediterranean Sea de­
ployed aboard the amphibious ult ship USS
Saipan, homeported in Norfolk, Va., as lead hip.
in its Mediterranean Amphibious Ready Group
(MARG). The 1986 graduate of Central High
School joined the Navy in March, 1987.
Central grad
cOlDIDended
Navy Airman Jam M Ross, son of Johnni
and Marie T. Ross of2064 Glynn, Detroit, Michi­
gan, recently ived the Meritorious Unit Com­
mendation, along with hi hipmat with
Fighter Squadron 84, Naval AirStation
Virginia B ch, Va., and th crews of i m­
barked units. Th 1988 graduate of Detroit Cen­
tral High School joined th� Navy in July 1989.
Cooley gra�
returns frOID s a
Navy Fireman Apprentice Frederick D.
S mps, son of Frederick D. and Gloria J. Stamps
of 15830 Littlefield, Detroit, ntly r urned
fr m a six-month Mediterranean Sea deployed
aboard th amphibious ult ship USS Saipan,
h m ported in Norfolk, Va., lead hip in its
M dit rranean Amphibiou Ready Group
(MARG). Th 1991 graduate of Cool y High
School joined th Navy in Octo r, 1991.
Dana LaPorte
graduates
Marin Pfc. Dana LaPorte, ni
Johnson of7350 Kipling, Droit,
with hono from Marin
P OP
o
o hav low
istance
Member are Bruce E. Hopkin, Kerry L. Jack on-mentor, Eugene Manley, Dani I A. Smith,
Dariu 'D. Holling ,and Clayton A. Bond. [Not Shown] Brian V. Leaph rt, John G. Lumpkin,
Jonathan Tate, Michael Harrl and Brandon Charle .
Beaus of Crispus Attuc
continue to achieve success
I
DETRorr - The Beaus of the
Crispus Attucks Beautillion of
the Frederick Douglass Soci ty,
Incorporated are on the move!
Members are Bruce E. Hop­
kins, Kerry L. Jackson-mentor,
Eugene Manley, Daniel A.
Smith, Darius D. Hollings, Clay­
ton A. Bond, Brian V. Leaphart,
John G. Lumpkin, Jonathan
Tate, Michael Harris and Bran­
don Charl .
The B u and their paren
ttended a s minar on "Justi
and the African-American
Male," which was presented by
Mr. Kerry L. Jackson and Ray
Paige of The Law Offices of
Kerry L. Jackson.
The Crispus Attucks Beautil­
lion is formally recognized by
Student Pugwash, USA, as an
independent chapter of its hu­
maniti , cience and technol­
ogy organization, which wa
founded by Albert Einstein and
Bertrand Rus ell. Several
Beaus will att nd the National
Chapter Confer n at Stanford
University in California, during
January 27-30, 1994.
EACH BEAU I inde­
pendently studying Esperanto,
the only international language
recogniz d by th Uni d Na­
tions and used by ov r 2 million
people. They are pr paring for
the opportunity 0 receive
scholarship from the Esperanto
League of North America for the
25th Annual Summ r Espe­
ranto Workshop at San Fran­
cisco State U niv ity.
The B us r ntly a t nded
the College Fiat bo h Lahs r
High School of Bloomfield Hill
and Gr Poin North Hi h
School.
The Crispus Attucks B autil­
lion i proud to announ that
Clayton A. Bond has n c­
cep in 0 Hamp on U niv rsity
and is Pr idential Scholar
candidat. Bru E. Hopkins
has accept d full-tuition schol­
arship from W yne Stat Uni­
versity. Eu n Manl j' has
a pted full-tuition schol r­
ship from Michigan T hnologi­
cal Univ ity
1 ingto The Uni-
..... �"c""''''__n, n Arba ,
�""'IPd • ve ity, nd W. yrIe
State University. They are
given both blessings and wishes
of good luck on their future en-
d vors.
The Beautillion i . pleased to
announce the 17th birthday of.
Brian V. Leaphart (October
18th) and the 18th birthday of
Eugene Manley (October 21st).
On October 21 the Lula Belle Stew rt Center held an 0 n House
to lntroduce their Moth r and Infants program (MAl Hou e)
d Igned to provld tr n itlonal hou ing for young mother and
their babie. The Center i located t 1534 W bb Avenue',
867-2372. ABOVE: L'ra chell Morton, LaTi ha Hardy holding her
d ught r T mei ha H rdy. CENTER: (l-r) Lynn Marshall, project
dir ctor of MAl Hou e, Orlene Jordon, director of r sidentl I
ervices nd T rri Jone of the Lula Belle Stewart Center.
BELOW: Emily P 1m r, executive director of the Lula B II St wart
Center and architect Mark Engli h gr et visitors, resident and
f mily t MAl Hou e. (photo by fua Korant m )