Evening star., 1949-04-24
1890 Students Picked
By Navy for R0TC
lin '49 School Term

In '49 School Term
A total Of 1900 pre-college stu
dents have been selected for entr.
into the Naval Reserve Officer
Training Corps in the 1874!
scholastic term, the Navy an.
nounced last night.
sThe list included eight from tn,
District. 10 in the nearby virgini;
area and five in the nearby Mary.
land. with q smaller number o,
alternates.
The selectees were chosen from
approximately $1,000 high schoo
seniors and graduates who tool
the Nays college aptitude tes
last December. Upon acceptanc,
for admission by any Of the S.
colleges and universities which
have Naval ROTC units. they viii
receive tuition, books. college, fee
and $50. a month living expenses
The Navy said quotas wer,
apportioned among the states OF
a percentage basis Of male higf
school graduates In 1947. Selec.
tions were made -impartially BY
three-member committees. They
were based on the results Of two
interviews, the high school recorc
of each applicant and the score
made In tests.
Selectees Listed.
The list included:
Thomas Eugene Beck, 3401 A
street Sc; Douglas Craig Binney
2608 Thirty-sixth street NV;
John Thomas Caldwell, 1901 Ken
nedy street NV; Richard Croyle
Garretson, 1922 Thirteenth street
NV; Thomas Rogers Hughes
jr.,. 5000 Idaho avenue NV;
Homer Laurence Litzenberg III,
2138 California street NV;
James Cobean Miller. 1902 L
street NE, and Francis William
Taylor, ALA Thirteenth place NE
Alternates from the District are
Dan Henry Briganti, 1929 Forty
ninth street NV. and Bruce
O'Brien, 2002 P street NV.
The Maryland list included
Leon Francis Banigan, jr., 6306
Meadow lane, Chevy Chase: Muir
ray Edward Miles, Ill Shadow
road, Chevy Chase; James Ed
ward Monson. 6519 Clarendon
road. Bethesda; Richard Kenseth
Shaw. 1924 Old Bladensburg road,
Silver Spring; John Anthony
Yeabower, 5000 Piney Branch
road, Silver Spring.
The Maryland alternates are
James Gordon Douglas, jr., 2300
Colston drive, Silver Spring; Dom
aid Clark Simpson, 5000 Dart
mouth avenue, College Park, and
Herbert Thomas Woolley, 104
Raymond street, Chevy Chase.
Virginians on List.
Those scheduled from Vir-
ginia included Paul Henry Balzer,
26l7 North Lexington street, Ar
lington; Charles Delos Emmons,
II Glen drive. Alexandria; John
Edward Florence, 301 Belleview
boulevard, Alexandria; Edwin
Frederick Hardy. Vint Hills Farm
Station. Warrenton; Joseph Well
man Harrison. Vienna; Richard
r. G. Hobson. 404 Quaker lane,
Alexandria,; William Mac Jefferies,
1014 South Scott street, Airing
ton; Stuart Robert Kerr, jr., 203
East Greenway boulevard. Falls
Church; Peter j. Lunde, 1919 North
Mckinley road. Alexandria; Keith
Dooiey Mcdonald. 119 West Mason
street. Alexandria: Huron Glenn
ent Moore. jr., 303 North Cherry
street, Falls Church.
Also Eugene Edward Pare, jr.,
1109 Nineteenth street South, Ar
lington; Donald Frederick Sontag,
ATT North Thirty-seventh street,
Arlington; George Henry Straus,
374 Washington avenue, Alexan-
dria; Egerton King Van Den Berg,
3405 South Utah street. Arlington;
Thomas Blesser Upbanske. 634
South Twenty first street. Arling-
ton Thomas Mccarthy Wallace,
112 South Columbus street, Alex
andria; Robert Lawrence Wright,
jr.. James Madison Presidential
Gardens, Alexandria.
Virginia alternates included Will
liam Harrison Appich. jr.. $50
West Oak street. Alexandria; Bruce
Allan Bauer, 1912 Fifteenth street,
Arlington: Edward Parr johnson,
jr.. 2504 Hayes street, Alexandria;
Mark Myron Lewis. 2113 North
Eighteenth street. Arlington; Rob-
ert Hilton Pickard, 103 Belvair
street, Alexandria.