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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
MELP-MEN

MAN, white pref. reliable and IN
telltgont, 70. drive ear and be use
ful around home In Bethesda area.
Short hours. Refs. required. Give
phone number. BOX 29s-s. Star.
MAN. white. to work for summer
months during school vacation. start
immediately. Hours. 8 am. to noon
and Z pm. to 9 PM; 6-day week.
Rate Of pay to start. soc per hr.
Must have drivers license. Must
have initiative and be willing
and energetic worker. Please do not
H ansSs sTUt .h soI aS say c s.s are Of the
MAN. white. 40-55. with references.
psrmsnsnt SG oS ROOM aSG ftcSsn an S5
S14O mo. ASHTON NURSERY, 651O
MAN to answer phone and wait on
counter. SLATTERY RADIO CO.,
1909 Wisconsin ave. NV
MAN white or colored) from Bethes-
da.Chevy Chase area who is familiar
yard work and general household
duties for Government ofncial Must
be very responsible and able to fur
nish good references. Send Qualifi-
cations to Box 1915. Star. go
MAN WITH CAR to train locally for
permanent position with large man
ufaeturing co: WIN consider mex
er; not canvassing; earnings while
training around 1886; monthly
comm. and bonus; expense arrange
ment. Apply 1116 o st. Sc, 9 to
IL am, Tues. and Wed.
NAN WITH CAR. sell signs. good
am. NOVELTY SIGN. 5sS sth St.
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IBEAUTICIAN WANTED - Ali-round
s-Sso4 or KE. s-6s2z. -2i "a
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR STYLIsT; prefer
ably q man. wanted for first class
work. Apply In person. ROBERT OF
PARIS, 1914 Conn. ave. 80
BEAUTICIAN-Air. cond;: 5-day Vk; !:
Mary BRbcE II HAiSsbrREssssES s y:
BEAUTICIAN, exper. only; S or 6
days; also part time. Very high
guarantee salary, plus commission.
Air-cond shop. Call BERNARD'S.
RIA. 3-025S.
BEAUTICIAN. for hish-class down
town salon: no nightWork. .:529
BEAUTTCIAN, man or woman. expert
all around; full or part time; salary
no object, EN-. 2-1171. -2l
BEAUTICIAN. exper.. full or part
time; DEVoNsHIRE BEAUTY sA-
Beauty EAU F1 oPE E1zSFd full time: 2t ex.
per-. salary guar. plus comm: g.
ar: day; 5-day wk. For appt.. RA.
e SIyTI9 OPERATOR. fun or rI Dart
time. HAYWOOD BEAUTY SALON.
Md. Ma. s-I01s or WA. 7-4O5s.
BEAUTY OPERATORS WANTED, full
or part time. Suburban. Md. shop.
Pleas; working conds. Phone OR.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around E
good salary, 5-day week, hours go.
Apply ALBAN BEAUTY SALON.
4716 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. $4,000.
BEAUTY OPERATORS q, and /
manicurist: exper. only. for modern
atr-cond. salon. Call OIL. 2-9S4S
after z and Sun. call JU. S-4147.
MARTINrS STUDIO OF BEAUTY,
BEAUTY OPERATOR - An around:
5-day week: salary plus commission;
Falls Church, Can JE. 2-0323. .-21
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper.; 5-day
wk.; hrs. Q to 8; top salary and
comm. Arlington. ia. 2-665I.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and manicur-
list. Must be top hairdresser; $50
wk.. plus sos commission. TED
AND ANGELO. 1907 Mass. ave. NV.
BEAUTY fS soSPpEERAToR for Silver sprinr
salon; 5-day wk. Salary and comm.
Closed Sat. during July and Aug.
BEAUTY OPERATOR Exclusive
NV. hotel-apt. bldg; air-condi-
toned salon: closed Mondays; sal
airy optional. Call EN-. 2-3S71.
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FAMILY MAN

For responsible sales position
with large national diStri-
buting organization. Neat
appearance; no investment;
car helpful. If you are
available Immediately, call
JU. 9-6790 and ask for MR..
PURNELL.
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MAN WITH CAR

Man with car to handle service calls
on electrical appliance. No expert
ence necessary. Paid So per service
and average SIS services q day.
plus 2-3 replacement sales per week
at $50 average per sale. Earnings
during training period. $50 Q week
1905 Rhode Island ave. ne. Mon
day, Q-12 only.
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DICTAPHONE SECY
DISTRICT
SALES
MANAGER

We offer to the woman who can meet
our, requirements for MANAGEMENT
1: Excellent weekly salary while in
2. Position as district sales manager.
/. 4 completely different proven pro.
gram to offer sales people.
5: Opportunity for rapid advance.
8. i02-year-oId company.
Z. No door.to-door selling-no de.
livering or collecting.
2. NO INVESTMENT.
To be acceptable, applicant must have
25-45 years Of age, She must be
able to work 3 evenings weekly and
devote fun time to this responsible
position. FOR appointment for per-
nation. write Division Mgr, Giving
name. address. telephone number
and QUALIFICATIONS. Box 2O2-M. Star.
DRUG CLERK-Must be experienced.
6-day week. no nights. no SUNDAYS:
$50 plus some commissions. HIG-
GERS DRUG, b017 Conn. ave. NV.
DRUG CLERK - Excellent position,
top salary, pleasant store: must be
fully exper.. white. LU. l-340l. 20
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK.
EKpef, only. under 40. No nights or
sunday: Apply IN person. CHASILE-
TON PHARMACY, 10th and r NV.
CLERK. GOOD expe-
rienee, references required Steady
work and good salary. IA. 5-S416.
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT in book
publishing department of education
al organization. Must be accurate
in details with above-average knoWl.
edge Of grammar and cultural inS
terests; excellent training for young
woman with aptitude for manu-
script criticism, editing. proof read
ing and printing processes. Reply
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY POSITION,
coed typist. some knowl. Of book
keeping necessary. Only those stating
religion. salary expected and quah-
sleations will be considered. Box 299-
s, Star.
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BUYING A HOME?
NEED A NEW CAR?
LIKE TO EAT OUT
OCCASIONALLY?

II you have q car and would be will
ing to work to have these things
and many others besides. then men
in Arlington and nearby area phone
IA. 1892 any time Sunday.
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CLERK-TYPIsT lexp). qeorgetoyr
many company benefts;, S45 wk
CLERK-TYPisT, for branch once,
casualty company; perm. pos air
cond.; 5-dsy wk.; S:30-4:30; insur-
p phSs eyer ES s{ss s1eft eREAT IL
CAN INDEMNITY Co. $50 wood
ward Bldg, 18th and II SITS. NV
CLERK-TYPIsT. under IS. We like
to work in pleasant air-condittoned
II you do sOo. come IN Between $40
and $50 and talk to US; knowledge
OF typing essential. Apply personnel
ONCE, RIM. 300, SIC 14th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Local ms. and d
ladv exper. with auto titles and
contracts pref Oppor. for advance
ment. Short hours, no Sat. For Apt.
phone tn. 2-O70O. MR.. TIMBS
CLERK-TYPIST - knowledge Of
burg area. Good opDor. Alp. 10000.
CLERK 20 to IS Yrs. Of age:
must have knowledge Of figures and
ply IN person, UNITED CARBURE-
TOR SERVICE, 6O6 Z. MONTGOMERY
ave- Rockville; Nd. -
CLERK-TYPIST. recent high school
graduate: experience not necessary:
5-day. 37Ia-hr. week. AMERICAN
SURETY Co. SCI Southern bldg
5th and H SITS. NV. II
CLERK recent h. Q. grad
good typing speed, perm. position,
5-day wk.. ir-cond: on. employees
dement's. DI. $4,000. Ext. 215.
CLERK TYPIST, Is to % years. ex-
perieneed preferred, but not essen
tial. Should be able to type at least
As w.p.m-: vacation. sick leave.
free life insurance and other com
pany benefits. For appt., phone AID.
2-6363. ext. 40l.
CLERK -TYPIsT, experienced in tn
ternational or exporting work: good
salary, 5-day wk. HEY'S SHOPPING
SERVICE, 1144 18th st. NV.
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HELP--WoMEN

salon: $50 to start for 6-day Wk.:
age 25 to 35. LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIRDRESSER. ITO Eve st. NV.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER, MGR 5000 opr
Excel Excel WORKING soI my copds sOed sasry
CO. Mr.. Medins, Ma. S-1O70. -2S
IBEAUTICIAN, experienced operator
and manicurist. LOUISE MOORE
BEAUTY SALON. 6O4 11th st. NV.
NE. S-S4lO, al
BEAUTICIAN NEEDED - Takoms,
D. c. Pleasant. air-eond. shop: part
or fun time: vac. with pay: CAL
ia. 9-26S1 or JU. 5-b567 for in
BEAUTIcISSS, al around; sS5-s76.
Plus comm: 5 days: aif-cond. salon.
WILLIAM OF NEW YORK. HAIR
sTYLIST, 1918 Michigan ave. ne.
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VAUGHAN Ian, elderly. for evening;
WHoLESSIE SALES REPRESENTA-.
TIVE; unlimited opportunity for
aggressive party to represent some
Of che worlds largest wholesale
flooring lines. Call for appointment,
tn. 2-S1OO. Sat. and HE. 4-3851
w " TTEGRRoAaikrIsr Newspaper EXP.
good contacts wants associate u
promote service. Share basis. At
trac. downtown apt. adj. for rent
Box LOOM. Star. -22
BOYS OVER 16 can earn S1.60 pei
mr.; white. See MR.. CHAMPAGNE
1918 Que ct. NV. 3-6 pm. sun: :
MALE HAIRDRESSERS
Work in . shop where your per
manent waves start at S1b. your
haircuts 50 to So. II you neeC
training, we train you. Our meT
average 500 to $176 wk. without
killing themselves. Don't give YOU
work away. 8 locations to choos,
from. Contact VINCENT EFT VIM
GENT. 500 18th st. NV MA
MAN for sales and service; salary
TRANSPORTATION and many other com
pany benefits. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 300 3. MONTGOMERY ave-.
Rockville, Nd. 80
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PART TIME

PART TIME
3 neat-appearing young men wanted
for public relations contact work.
Hrs. 5000 pm. Salary. 81 per
hr. to qualified men. Call I'm.
2-27OO, RIM. 412. 81 pm. Sunday
and all dav Mon. and Tues. ga
STOP RIGHT HERE
MAN WANTED: Make up to $500 an
hour full time. Leakproofing prod
ucts for. farm and factory roofs.
Thousands leaking. Big market
neglected field. Good commissions.
Guaranteed product. Home nights.
Own personal business. No cash.
Dept. J6, Box 1866. Cleveland. Ohio.
COLLEGE MAN
r We hSys WIN summer Ps ri JOB Sx fST yo or
500 PER WEEK.
Applicants requirements: Must be
Above average in aggressiveness. At
least 20 wears Of age; TO those who
semester, on q part-tine basis, at
same earnings. Interviews TO-DAY.
IL to pm, Room 403
lA05 G. St NV,
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WASHER
MECHANIC

Exp. on all makes wrg. and automatic
washing machines. Must have D. C.
drivers license and local ref. Good
pay and hours. Ala 10th st. NV.
MA. $3.50.
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hELP-MEN
CARRIER OPENING

PART-FuGE sALRsAGEN for active
real estate COMPANY; No experiences
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN
College Textbooks

Prentice Hall offers unique
opportunity to top fight, hard
working young man who
wants a career in book pub
fishing. QUALIFICATIONS:
COLLEGE degree: age 24-35:
some successful sales expert
ence: positive interest in books
and people: Al personality
and appearance. You will en-
JOY good starting salary plus
travel expenses: participation
in Droflt-sharing plan and
many other exceptional en-
ploye benefits. WILLINGNESS to
relocate and travel in assigned
territory essential; must have
own car. Reply by letter i'm
mediatelv stating full oualifi-
cations. Interviews will be
held in Washington. D. c., on
June 81 and %. Be sure to
include telephone number
where you can be reached
promptly. Write to:
Mr.. j. j. O'DOnovan
Hotel Statler, Wash, D. c.
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HELP-MEN
PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER


IF 1. You are . young man
out of college whose future 10
blocked, or
q. Man who is now selling
and feels that his position is
not sufficiently challenging or
does not offer good poSsibili-
ties. or
s. A junior executive. school
teacher. engineer, sales pro-
prietor Junior accountant or
LAWYER. who Is economically
disturbed.
INVESTIGATE this oppor-~
tunity to qualify highest level
of selling recognized by Sales
Executive Clubs with Q we'll
known company. Should YOU
qualify. we will discuss with
you the possibility q as s..
area. Write condentially to
Box 475-S, Star.
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Statesmen AND TRAINEES
To sell Jehns-lGanYtlls rooflns and
siding. Experiences UNNECESSARY. Our
appointment telephone AdsA CO.,
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HOW CAN YOU MISS?
l. The people you call on have
already expressed their in
tereSt. These are qualified
leads-not contacts.
2. The Silver Seal Medical
Plan invites comparison.
3. Choose your own territory
in D. c., Md. or Va.
These features plus Sterling Insur-
ance Company's background and
reputation have proved a winning
combination for many men. and
there is still room for you. II you
would like the details, call US and
tell us when We may come to see
you. LA. 6-1112.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

We are starting to select Q man for
. career opening In the sales de-
paftment Of large national con-
Germ. Earnings to grow to SIS, 900.
: details Of education. business expert
ence and five local character ref
erences.
Qualifications: Age 80 to As. married,
possess social intelligence and emo
tional drive.
No traveling. required. Appointment
Star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Real Estate Salesman
If you are ambitious and willing TO
work, here is your chance to af1liate
with a real progressive ONCE in
Falls Church. Highest commission
poets, full office cooperation. in
GLIDING our own loan department.
Call Mr. Wagner for interview. AR
FAX REALTY ,JE 2-145O 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

REAL ESTATE statesmen. carr
while you learn! Phone cox q CO
now. 3414 r. |. ave-. Mt. Rainier
Md. before /. UN. A-1526. 20
REAL ESTATE statesmen. earn
while you learnt Phone cox &
co. now. 3414 r. l. ave-. Mt
Rainier, Md. UN. 4-1526. -23
REAL ESTATE statesmen (colored)
We need two experienced men to
sell our new and used houses Call
sales mgr. LU. 1892 or LA. g.
1903. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, full OF
part time: unusual opportunity; IN
crease your income. Sell more
houses. Reproduce results. Full
cooperation. Conveniently located
office. One r. I. ave. ne. SINDLER
REALTY CO., HO. 2-l257.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen wanted
we need 2 men for our general
brokerage business, Men selected
will have opportunity to make
money. Call Mr.. Dulberger. OIL. f.
CARL M. FREEMAN REALTY CO..
INC DO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Advertising Book Matches
Sell Full or Part Time
Big daily commission plus premium
plan of ARVIN radio or HURRI.
CANE fan makes 1t EASY to sell al
businesses our Glamour Girls. Hill.
hillies, Scenics; all sizes, all colors
featuring UNION LABEL, 1864
MASTER OUTFIT FREE MERCURY
MATCH CO., 1243 Hall Ave.
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MORTGAGE
SUPERVISOR

Local bank desires top-fight man to
handle mortgage loan department.
Replies strictly confidential. Box
1875. Star. 20
EULTILITH OPERATOR, part time;
exchange services for use Of Sleep
ing room in better-class rooming
house in Dupont Circle area. Phone
JOHNSON, evenings. DI. 1858.
NIGHT CLERK. for small hotel: over
ences. Sleep in; good. steady posi-
ton. 1114 18th st. NV. 81
OFFSET CAMERA MAN and plate
maker: permanent position: 6-day
week. Apply in person, 4lS New
Jersey ave. NV. -ZZ
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Model Makers

Metal, highly skilled crafts
men interested in challenging
work; good pay, opportunity
for advancement. Convenient
suburban location. Permanent
research and develoment or
Ranization. Send brief de-
scription Of experience to Box
46O-S, Star, Immediately. All
replies will be held condden-
tial. Present employer will not
be contacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
AN INVITATION

To get to 1O509 Insley st. 20 I'D
Georgia ave. to Plyers Mill I'd, turn
left and 1nSley is FIRST left on Plyers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

With knowledge Of filing. Permanent
position; 5-day week.
VIM. HAHN & co.
7th and X SITS. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We have an opening for an expert
enced caShier-bookkeeper Must be
fast and accurate with figures and
able to type so w.p.m. Permanent
position, with periodic increases. 40
hr. week. pvt. aforementioned ONCE
excel. employe program. incl. free
life tnsur.. disqualification and sur
DAYS. Phone or. 4-6SSO for appt.
RCA SERVICE CO., INC.
"a Radio Corp. of America subsidiary
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CLERK-TYPIST
Comptometer Operator

Ideal working conditions. Opportunity
to earn real honest-to-goodn in
come; must be fast operator. We
have no one now so write about
v01IPeah 20 RAv A0Q-I Star
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HELP-MEN
SALESMAN

"A TO IS. Neat appearance. for spe.
cial saleswork. Salary. bonus and
car Furnished 4 1 cs AZ EoF per
OIL 9-s800;
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O14O444H4E, I 4A4E : I'VE
Monday and Thursday eyes,, 9 to 9
pm. Will train to operate MGR
posting machine. Phone Mr.. Aver
MODERN HOUSE. $40 9TH st. NV.
ct 1.E1R1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

BETWEEN 1880 AND 9 AM. MONDAY
IF QUALIFIED INTERVIEW WILL
BE ARRANGED.
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COMPTOMETER
OPERATOR

Experienced; permanent position: g.
day. 4O-hr. week; pleasant working
conditions; liberal discount on pur-
ehaSeS; insurance and hospitaliza-
ton plan; retirement plan. Apply
ment Office. 500 18th st. NV. End
floor. over our 18th and @ SITS.
store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

COSMETICIAN-DRUG CLERK. expert
enced preferred. Good salary and
hours. Apply in person only. DART
DRUG. 1901 Columbia I'd. NV.
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK, exper.,
knowledge Of treatment lines: refs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

Our hrm needs young men with
RIA. 6-12O2 Mon. for appointment.
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tContinued on Next Page ,
Smyrna times., 1954-11-18

mons, George Slaughter, Raymond
Stachecki, Robert Taylor, How
ard Truax, Eddie Wilkinson.
Grade 81, Mrs. Matthews,
teacher-Roger Attix, Earl Davis,
Nelson Everhart, Robert Merrill,
Jerry Niles, Sandra Haley, Betty
Jane Kemp, Cynthia Lamb, Jay
Phillips, Billy Willis, Glenn
Wright, Lynn Carey, Louise
Lange, Gail Mills, Terry Oldham,
Deborah Downs, Lynda Esham,
Lucille Fischer, Connie Griffin,
Patricia Pase, Suzanne Pappas,
Candice Smith, Fay Dietert.
Grade 80, Mrs. Joseph, teacher
Joyce Archer, Leroy Brown,
Walter Burris, Wayne Carrow,
Vivian Chambers, Virginia David,
Wallace Ebright, Edward Evans,
Ann George, Patricia Hawke,
Catherine Hurd, Jonn Knight,
Jerry Mercadante, George Morris,
Donald Reed, Ronald Reed, Diane
Severson, John Slaughter, William
Smith, Howard Snow.
Grade 3-3, Mrs. Everett, Teach
er-Bruce Akin, Clarence Collins,
Nancy Coppock, Patricia Dalis,
Joseph Haman, Shelby Harring-
ton, Harry Helm, James Hewes,
Patrick Kerr, Bonnie Langrell,
Carolyn Lockerman, Franz Media,
Kenneth Newberg, Sharon Postles,
Drew Reynolds, Robert Riddagh,
Rita Sheridan, Lloyd Slacum, RAN
dali Slaughter, Elden Tunnel,
Connie Uhlendorff, James Welsh.
Grade 2-1, Mrs. Ricards, teach
er-Lawrence Anderson, Robert
Anderson, Leslie Bartlett, John
Biddle, William David, Wilson
Harris, Charles Jones, Edward
McCommon, Fred Morris, John
Steller, David Summers, Sally
Cooper, Nancy Ennis, Nancy Low
man, Nancy Moore, Patsy Pass
waters, Terry Pleasanton, Shirley
Slaughter, Deanne Smith, Ros-
anne STATED, Janice Wilder, Ger
aldine Graham.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher
Virginia Bessinger, Carol Ann
Brown, Maryann Child, Anita
Darrell, Donna Drake, Kathleen
Guarro, Judy Haman, Shirley
Pase, Marlene Wilkinson, Peggy
Wilkinson, Kenneth Berry, Med
ford Davis, Charles Ewing, Edgar
Hurd, William Lewis, Jr., Donald
McAllister, Joseph McGinnis
Smyrna times., 1954-11-18
THE SMYRNA TIMES. THURSDAY

Paul Loder, Gerald Mood, Howard
Pinder, Benjamin Solloway, Hope
Steele, John Urian, Talmadge
White, Nancy Everett, Myrna
Harris, Carol Pase, Mary Ann
Stats, George Wilson.
Grade 1913; Mrs. Horney, teach
er-Elaine Carey, Lois Cole, Rob
ert Hurd, Jane Johnson, Janet
Johnson, Gail Lurty, Patricia
Potts, William Pritchard, Patricia
Ramsey, Sandra Robinson, Bever-
ly Rusby, Ann Shaw, John Short,
Joan Slower, Patricia Smith, Ger
trude Steller, Ruth Sylvester,
Christine Webb.
Grade 9-1, Mrs. Getty, teacher
Donald Blow, David Deakyne,
Warren Fuhr, William Hill, Vern-
on Johnson, Roger Kelsey, Ronald
Potter, James Walton, Mary Joan
Attix, Sarah Conover, Rachel
Coyle, Alice Mae David, Jacque-
line Diemicke, Naomi Edge, Bar
bara Eley, Suzanne Kemp, Fran
ces Knotts, Judy Passmore, Eliz-
abeth Reed.
Grade 90, Mrs. VILLA m s
teacher-John Barnes, Harold
Chambers, James Chase, William
Krupka, Dale Loder, Katherine
Norman, Jeanette Pinder, Horace
Pugh, Richard Reed, Dale Reedy,
Christine Sharp, Robert Spencer,
Chester Stachecki, Charlotte
Walker, Joan Webb, Carole Wick
ham.
Grade 9-3, Miss Reed, teacher
Daniel Caldwell, Fern Cooper,
David Dickerson, Bobbie Lee Har-
ris, Carolyn Hawkins, Esther Lod-
er, Sara Nickerson, Edna Nickle,
Alice Pulley, Barbara Robinson,
John Scott, Rebecca Scotton, Do
lores Short, Marie Taylor, Alice
Teat, Ralph Tieman.
Grade 81, Miss Riley, teacher
Fred Lamb, Ronald Mccoy, Bar
bara Aiken, Barbara Bilbrough,
Betty 10 Biles, Carol Clegg, Jean
cite Fortner, Sara Helm, Sara
johnson, Shirley Ross, Betty Sum
mers, Barbara VanPelt Doris Will
son.
Grade 80, Mr.. Hitch, teacher
James Bailey, Robert Clegg,
George David, James Fleming
Phyllis Gardner, John Hurd, Dor
othy Montgomery, James Persing.
er, Minnie Pleasanton, Oliver
Reed, Virginia Spence, William
Smyrna times., 1954-11-18

Stokesbury.
Grade 8-3, Mr.. Tabb, teacher
Janet Christopher, Richard Cole,
Sue David, Cynthia Deamer,
Jeanne Faulkner, Stephen Hank
ins, Robert Keen, Doris Ann
Moore, Michael Musk, Gerald
Reedy, Zane Robinson, William
Slacum, Gloria Steller, Frank
Truax, Lois Warren, Kenneth Will
son.
Grade I'll, Mr.. Galley, teacher
Richard Bailey, Louis Caldwell,
Gerald Canody, Richard David,
Donald Jarman, Bruce Moffett,
Raymond Moore, Donald Scott,
John Sheridan, Dorothy Burris,
Alta Chambers, Bonnie Deisem,
Sally Ma-tz, Audrey Scotten, Car
ole Stachecki, Virginia Wyatt.
Grade 7-2, Miss Cornelius,
teacher-John Carey, Harry Fort
ner, Larry Hartnett, Fred McGin-
mis-, Lee Severson, Benjamin Tuck
er, Alice Graham, Nancy Graham,
Janet Lowman, Dorothy Martz,
Ann Rogers, Margaret Scuse, Hell
en- Spence.
Grade 7-3, Mrs. Vansant, teach
er-Patricia Baker, Nancy Boyles,
Russell Brown, Larry Carrow, Os-
car David, Charles Gray, Carol
Ann Guarro, David Marsh, Doug
las Miller, Bessie Peterson, Dem
mis- Potter, Lawrence Rodan, Lois
Ruch, Charlotte Sharp, Ju udy
Slaughter, Mary Catherine Smith,
Tom Stachecki, Carol Wolford.
Grade 6-1, Miss Ma TT h ews, /,
teacher-Katherine David, Carol
Ann Downes, Nancy Ewing, Bar
bara Faulkner, Evelyn Gardner,
Sandra Howard, Kathleen McEl-
wee, Joyce Reed, Lana Reed,
James Council, Daniel Fox, Clin-
ton Helm, John Heverin, Ray
mond Lowman, Robert Mitchell,
Joseph Myers, Thomas Pappas,
Gordon Reed, Francis Richards,
Nicolas Rosello, Thomas Schmidt,
Roger Stradley.
Grade 6-2, Mrs. Smith, teacher
Connie Bush, Richard Clegg,
Diane Dixon, James George, Carol
Gordon, George Jackson, Ralph
Knots, Sandra Kruchen, Walter
Moore, Bruce Pearce, Lorraine
Pearson, Betty Pleansanton, Will
liam Ramsey, William Richards,
Kenneth Smith, Mary Emma
Smith, Susan Spence, James