Ayden Middle School Participating In RECAST Ayden, October 15—These are 8th’ grade students. at ‘Ayden Middle Sehool wio are participating in RECAST (Regional Eastern Carolina Carolina At present this program is funded and administered by Burroughs Welleome through Eaton Corporation and Proctor and Gamble are ‘becoming involved. Ms, Norma Nobles, above, (from the Burroughs ‘Wellcome testing laboratory) Alfirmative Student ‘Training), a program whose main objective is to encourage students who have ‘evidenced potential in math and science to continue ‘education which may lead to careers based on these ie . - the following students met with a volunteer from Burroughs Wellcome ‘They are Front row (-r): Cathy Craft, Felix Ingram, Pamela Harper, Gregory Edwards. Second Row: Meredith Page, Deborah Williams, activities. A second goal of RECAST is to expose these students to math/seience ‘careers available in Eastern is one of 40 volunteers who is Working with these Ayden ‘Middle Students to enco ‘and assist them in sclenee Projects which will be ‘entered in BW Science Fair in the spring along with those of 15 other schools in Pitt County and Greenville ‘These students vill tour the plant and be guests for juneh, ‘The winner in each 7th, eth, and 9th grade will receive a paid scholarship to ECU ‘summer science camo, ‘Ms. Norman Nobles (Burroughs Wellcome Volunteer); Angela Wilson, Sandy Dixon. Third Row: Andy Swanson, Carl Wiggins, Adrian ‘Mewborn, Ms. Elaine King, guidance ‘counselor. (Photo by Gaston Monk)OBSERVED . . . National School ‘Lunch Day was observed at Ayden Elementary School with a luncheon consisting of Oriental chicken, stir- fried steamed rice and fortune cookies. Miss Yezarski’s third NSLD Observed At School E % ‘grade class added to the festivities by decorating the cafeteria with handmade Chinese lanterns in many different colors. Needless to say, fortunes were read before chicken ‘was tasted! (Photo by Page Adkins)