The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-05
BEING PHYSICALLY FIT

Inc WACS are learning NSfduudA-
1y by degrees) that they must be
physically fit if it takes getting out
of bed at 5:45 I'm. to do SO: PhySi-
cal Training began Monday morn.
ing of this week, and reveille's first
call is at 5:45..
4 At 6:O5 am. the WACS can be
observed in fatigue dresses. sweat
ers, and tennis clothes going
through the regular routine of army
exercises.
STARRING IN SCI. RHAPSODY"
Your "GI. Rhapsody stars OF
stomorrow, as they have often been
referred to in this column, were
.alnder the glamorouS Hollywood
lites last week. The popular revue
was filmed at Theatre No. 4 !.
making them vice versa, stars OF
today.
!. Among those WACs were TI4th
Mereva Parrish and TI4th Ina Nc
Rae starring in 'Goldbrickitis'
Ti5th Betty Joy who was the lead
Ing lady in "South Sea Islands;
Pfc. Verdell Carnegie co-starring
with another WAC in "The Shape
of Wars to Come" and along with
these WACs, playing important
chorus roles. were Tl4th Vivian
Ward, .TI5ths Lois Turner, Thressa
Lewis. and Pfc. Pauline Small +
Enlisted men taking major roles
in the show were: Edward j. Hall,
the zone shot man" before the cam
.eraS; Eugene Jackson, Maceo An
derson, Lawrence Whisonant, Babe
Wallace, and Lamar Stone.
IN THE GO-ROUND
Those WACS who spent the week
snd in Douglas and Tucson, Ariz.,
as well as on the Old Post were said
to have had a fine time. They are
WACs Grace Hoagland, Ruth
Pierre, Irene Hunter Margaret.
Wynn, -Doretheria Douglass, Arrean
Flakes, Margaret H. Avery, Hattie
p. Taylor, Annie B: Dennis, Ruby
Blount, Lucille Hill, Clelie j. Pc
Cot, Alpha n Curry Anna Jones,
Pauline Harris, Winnie B., Richard
son, Edith Waller; and Queenie
Irving.
WACS IN HOSPITAL
We have a number of our sister
WACs who are in the hospital, and
we are hoping that they will hurry
and get well. They are certainly
missed around the area. Now will
YOU tell me what the area is like
without the presence of. WACs Lu-
cette Garner, Eleanor Bracey, San
ORA Littleiohn, Carmen Jones, Yer,
tie Hayes, .Nellies Forrest, Obelia
Slaughter, Hattie Saxon, Mayvee
Ashmore, frankie Ross, Lucille Nc,
.1orlin, Olivia Williams, Harriet
Dunn, Fleeta Richardson Willie.
Jackson, and Nancie (Supply Ser.
.geant) Ellison? Do get well, WACs.
BUGLER HAS BIRTHDAY
Pvt. Harriet Warfiefd, the WAC.
bugler,. had birthday last Sunday
She was glad it was on Sunday this
year, because she spent the day
getting a good rest. We are hop
ing she will have many more hap
by. ones.
FROM FURLOUGH TO DUTY
I agree with the WACS when they
say it's rather hard TO get adjusted
after furlough, specially when
you're reminiscing over all the fun
you've had. But this certainly isn't
the case of Sgt. Dorothy Erby who
came back to find Technician
Third Grade rating waiting on her.
Among the other furlough happy
WACs to return are Olive Z. Dea-
deaax, Dorothy Jackson, Gertrude
Cruise, Toy Dula, Ruth Gaddy,
Thelma Smith, and Geneva Glass
SPICE OF LIFE
BY way of the grapevine the MOO
artillery club is strictly jumping
like New York's famous Savoy Ball
room. The WACs and EN-. have
jumped a little on the sophisticated
side with the rhunba and la eonga
dances. have only heard that Pfc.
Della Ophelia Haney and S/Sgt.
Wilford Avery are the rhumba king
and queen -. !. and 'T/5 Velma
White is quite rhumba girl her
self,
The little SOU hep-cat, Pfc. Eu-
gene Jackson was at the club Sat-
urday night He jitterbugged plus
taking over with the artillery or
chestra playing mean bit OF
sax. ,
Some of the other eWACs Z seen
were Tf4ths Anna B. Dennis, Elva
Poole T{5thS Winnie Hamilton.