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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-10-14

In making public the plans for
the Conference, Leon Kaplan of
Miami, Chairman of the Confer
ence Program Committee, reveal
ed that prominent lay leaders of
Jewish Community Centers in the
Section will convene to consider
problems relating to the future of
the growing Center movement in
the Southern Section.
The Southern Section of which
David H. White. of Houston.
Texas is President. is made up of
Jewish Community Centers in the
states of: Alabama. Arkansas.
Florida. Georgia. Louisiana. Mis-
sissippi. North and South Caro-
lima. Oklahoma. Tennessee and
Texas.
Members of the Conference
Program Committee are: Meyer
L. Balser, Atlanta, Ca; A. Robert
Beer, Dallas Texas; George Berke,
Chattanooga, Tenn; N t h n
Friedler, New Orleans, La; I. L..
Kunian, Nashville, Tenn; Frank
Lichtenstein, San Antonio, Tex;
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-10-14

Ben D. Marks, Corpus Christi,
Tex; Mrs. Mildred Michalove,
Asheville, N. c.; Sanford Olasov,
Charleston, S. c.; Mrs. Jos. Robin
owitz, Houston, Tex; Herbert
Shainberg, Memphis, Tenn; JOS
eph Warshaw, Tampa, Fla, and
DR.. William A. Wexler, Savannah,
Ga.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-10-14
Hey West, Florida
Southern JWB To Meet Nov. 18th

THE ENRICHMENT JEWISH LIFE THROUGH THE
COMMUNITY CENTER will theme of the Tenth Annual
Conference the
held Knoxville Tennessee November 1920
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Philippines Gives
Thanks For Books
From Woshinqfon

Mrs. Otto j. Vincent, vice-presi-
dent of the Philippine-American
Society and chairman of its book
drive for the Philippines, has re-
ceived a letter of thanks and ap-
probation from Carlos P. Garcia,
Vice-president of the islands and
concurrently secretary of foreign
affairs.
The letter acknowledged the ar
rival of shipment of books from
Seattle which arrived in Manila
last June Is.
The letter reads in part as fol-
lows:
THE government of the republic
of the Philippines wishes to con-
vey to you its sincerest apprecia-
ton for your unstinted and indis-
pensable work in helping make
available to the Philippines the
$4,000 books and 1000 pamphlets.
"In the reconstruction of the
Philippines as n strong and self
reliant member of the family of
nations, books for educating the
people, especially the children, into
n. Il 4. n {. -
burdens of their newly-wOn indie
pendence are most essential"
The books and pamphlets are
the gifts of the people of the
State of Washington to the people
of the Philippines" and had been
drive which lasted months.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Scholarship Exams
Slated For Sept. pa

The scholarship examination,
sponsored by the Filipino Inter
Community Council of the Pacific
Northwest to select two scholars
from recent high school graduates
will be held at the University of
Washington on Sept. "a, according
to Pete Filarca, president of the
Council.
Member communities of the In
ter-Community Council are en-
titled to enter a candidate in the
scholarship competition.
Miss Sonya Salgado, 1855 gradu-
ate of Garfield High School, is the
scholar-candidate from the Seattle
Filipino Community.
Two scholars will be selected
from the applicants. They will be
provided one year tuition fees in
the college or university which
thev intend to enroll.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
inter Community Confub Oct. SO
Filipino Consul
General ROxaS
Asked To Speak

The third annual conven-
ton of the Filipino Inter
Community Council of the
Pacific Northwest will be
held in Wapato, Wash, Octo-
Der s and 9, according to
Pete Filarca, Council presi-
dent.
Three charming girls from three
communities are in a friendly
competition for the royal honors
of Queen of the convention. From
the Bremerton area is Carol Jean
Gidican. Seattle Filipino commun-
ity is represented by Alice Lite,
and Presentation Baldoz is the
toast of the Filipino Community
of Yakima Valley.
The fate of these candidates
will be decided at a final tabula-
ton dance on October l at the
Washington Hall in Seattle.
Consul General Nicanor A. Rox-
as of the Philippine Consulate
General in San Francisco has been
invited as the principal speaker
for the convention, according to
Mr.. Filarca. AT press time Sept.
16) word has not been received as
to the availability of Consul Cen
eral RoXas.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Birthday and
Promotion In
1-Niqh+ Fefe

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. - (De-
layed)-Miss Maria Gonzales was
the happy recipient of gifts and
best wishes on her birthday ami
versary on July is.
The occasion called for a simple
but lively celebration, with dane
ing to everybody's hearts content
at Miss Gonzales M ont ere Y
Heights residence. Refreshments
were served
The birthday jubilee also cele-
brated the recent promotion of
Miss Gonzales to Executive Secre-
tary for the Foster and Kleiser
Co. of San Francisco.
Celebrants and well-wishers in
cluded Winnie Weinstein, Rose
Castro, Evely Byrd, Loly Banez,
Lettie and Rosie RoXas, Letticia
Duncan, Doreen Allison, Ernie
Wolfe, Pat Ray. Maybe Zobel,
Fred, Mario and Joe Veloso, Rady
Suit, Pat Bueno, Chito Rodriguez,
George Silva, George Chaffari,
Dave Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Cabanilla, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Rivas.
Others were Alberto Rangel,
Edwardo Lacunza, Carlos Silva,
Bill Regal, Tony Martinez, Tony
Santos. Akba Janaheri, Ernie An
derson, Sarah Sanchez, and Viola
Romero.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
.U.G.N. Campaign
Rally On T-V
September 20

United Good Neighbors' cam
paign rally will be featured on a
special television show between
$50 and 9 pm. Tuesday, Septem-
Der 20. Pooling staff and facilities
KING-TV and KOMO-TV will pre-
sent the first jointly produced
simultaneous telecast in this area.
The stations viii program and
telecast the last half hours enter
tainment for the regional rally
which is scheduled for 7:30 at Nor
way Center, 300 Third Avenue
West. Replacing the traditional
dinners which have inaugurated
previous U.GN campaigns, the
rally will be attended by Good
Neighbor volunteers and chapter
chairmen.
The show will mark the opening
of the drive for King, Pierce, Clal-
lam, Kitsap and Snohomish coun-
ties.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Juneau High Grad
Was Visitor Here

Renewing acquaintance with our
city recently was Miss Rosita
Damasco of Juneau, Alaska.
She and her father, Mr.. Marion
Damasco, were house guests of
Nick D. Ancheta, $50 oath Ave
Mr.. Damasco is a resident of
Sacramento, California, but fire.
quent visitor to Seattle.
Miss Damasco attended Garfield
High School in 1852 for a few
months.
After graduating last summer
from Juneau High School, she de-
cided to visit with her father until
the university opens late in Sep
TENDER.
Miss Damasco is one of 10
graduates from the entire territory
of Alaska to be awarded a four
year scholarship at the University
of Alaska at Fairbanks-the only
one to receive the honor in south
western Alaska.
Her activities while at Juneau
High School included membership
in the Debate Team and Chorus
for three years, the Photo and Ra-
dio Clubs, and Girls Athletic AS
ISOLATION. She was vice-president
of the Filipino Students Organic
alton which was recently reorgan-
lied and numbers 30 students.
At the last Rial Day banquet
in Juneau, she recited Rizaps fam
Gus Last Farewell" poem. Fill
Pine residents of the city had orr
ginally voted me to be the toast
mistress of the affair, but decided
was too young" Miss Damasco
said
Miss Damascus plan is to major
in education while at the Univers-
ity of Alaska, with special en-
phasis on history or elementary
teaching
She will visit with her father in
Sacramento, California, until
school opens the latter part of this
month.
Miss Damasco is especially in
terested in photography and swim
ming lin the sea-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
Consulate Affairs

Felipe L4amdagen, commercial
attache at the Philippine Con-
sulate at Los Angeles, will soon
depart for the New York Com
sulate TO assume office as adj
minlstrative officer.
Meanwhile, ConradO de Cas-
tro of the Philippine Consulate
at Seattle, has been summoned
to the home office for investi-
cation Of the charges against
him. This is the second time
this year for Seattle to have
foreign service officer investi-
gated. The first one was Consul
HOrtencio BriIlantes.
From the Associated Filipino
Press Los Angeles, Cal,
August %. 1855.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
.V.F.W. Post 1855
Denotes Flag TO
PinoY Community

The Filipino Community of Sc
attic will be the recipient of a gift
from the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Post 6955, according to
Tozo Pimental, Post Commander.
The gift-a full size American
Flag-will be formally presented
at the Rial Day program on De-
cember 30, to the president of the
Filipino Community, according to
Mr.. Pimentel.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
lizaI Post Holds
bembership Drive
|iek-Off Dinner

Members of Rial Post No. 142,
nerican Legion, and close friends
Z6 a get-together dinner at Don
Dg Cafe; Sunday, Sept. II. 1t
4 an occasion for a renewal of
nuaintances and also a kickoff
ty for the Posts membership
=be.
HThe full-course dinner ala Chin
4 menu was very much enjoyed
all, and, of course, the Fill
10 tea" served well it's purpose
making the impromptu pro-
sm provide a lively and inter
ling discussion.
Nr. Ignacio Arzadon, past COM
BINDER, acted as POSTMASTER. The
inner eliminated into a round
Die discussion.
! II wish to thank all the MEM
h of the Post for doing their
so well, and particularly TO
b. Barbara Francisco, who also
splendid job in making our
,eTd Welfare project a success.
gsh to express my sincere graft
4 for supporting us in our re-
ht project" Mr.. ArzadOn re-
hfked.
Mss Vivian Huntington, first
Etict commander, who was one
the hostesses, said: You re-
Ee as much as you put in the
nerican Legion. Join the Ameri-
Legion. Keep your dues up to
|R and help carry on the pro-
hm of the American Legion"
Mrs. Doris Gross, department
Ee-commander, in her radiant
Pile, contributed much to the
passion. OF her past experience
as a legionnaire, she said: ut
PES only a 10 cert cup Of coffee
Eeek to join the American Lee
ID BY joining, we have every
ng to gain. Let us keep our
nbership intact and let the
smembers know what splendid
gram the American Legion has
offer"
u Juan Diaz and his lovely
were very much engrossed in
lively discussion. "The Rial
Is one of the small posts in
district, but when we put up a
'lect, we go the limit. i believe
all our members are trying
y best to bring our member
above our quota for next
b Mr.. Diaz said.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1955-09-16
eeOloy, Officer
lU.C.N. CAMPAIGN

Nlcanor Bacoloy has been APP
nled a lieutenant colonel in the
ness division for United Good
shbors. Bacoloy is in charge of
in the South section. Cap
and solicitors are being re-
D'ed and a briefing session has
scheduled.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28
UP0z0RENJE

Ma ovoj uvodnoj stranici
pocimamo sa "a pi nj k o m
Konvencije u koju svrhu smo
zrtvovali prostor "a naSe u
vodnike, q u zelji da uzmog-
memo 6im prize odstampat
zapisnik, koji nasi clanovi to-
iko zele vidjeti da Sc upozna-
ju S radon i zakljuccima mi
mule konvencije. Tajnici /
odsjecni odbornici, svaki Clan
koji zeli imati informacije o
konvenciji neka 81 zapisnik
pricuva. - UredniStvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28
Zapisnk Qte Konvence Hrv Bratske Zajednce Sept 70

laze da Sc Poslovnk Dnevn Red prime kako podnesen
Predlog je poduprt po wise delegate.
Deegat Boyd preporucuje da napomena brata Ro-
basa uva to est da To6ka 10 Posovka prenese Toe
XII 13. Deegat Mato Oreskovic IL Lackawanne N. Y cd
odeka 24 takodjer podpre preporuku delegate Robasa
Deegat Tomo sipusic il Gary, Ind. Cd odsjeka ITO,
preporuGue da Tocka 10 Posovnka prenese Tock H.
Deegat Ivan Konjevod il Los Angelesa, Calf, cd od-
sjeka IT, traz da predog brata sabana usvo da
o MENU glasuje.
JOS nekoji delegat govori iii protiv ovih pred
meta dnevnom redu medu njima deegat Petar Gla-
voa IL Rock Springs Wyo tajnk Glavnog Nadzornog Od
bora, Milan skrc; Luka Biondc il Chicago ILL.,; gavni
blagajnik, Martin Krasic.
Nakon toga, predsjedatej stavlja predloge gaso-
vanje. Predog brata Robasa da Tocka 10 Posovnka
prenese Tock 49, propao e Predog brata sabana da
Poslovnk Dnevni Red prime kako predozeni, prmlen
je vecnom glasova.
zatm predsjedatej eita pozdrave konvenc cd sljede
CHI
Governera drzave Pennsy ylvanje, George M. Leader;
Governera drzave Ohio Frank Lausche Governera dr.
ndane George N Craig Governera drzave Montana
Hugo Aronson; Governera drzave New Jersey Robert
N Meyner Superintendent of Insurance. X R. McGregor,
Ottawa Ont Canada Foster F. Farrell, SecrearyTreas-
urerManager of National Fraterna Congress of America;
Anton Zbasnik, gani tank bratske slovenske usanove
American Fraternal Union IL Ely MINI.
Nakon toga preds sjedatelj prekda zasjedanje i daje
vreme objed, te pozvlje delegate da vrate dvo
ranu konvence zakazano vreme poslije podne, da
slusaiu govor Hon. Francis R. Sith-a Insurance Com
missioner-a drzave Pennsylvania
Stephen F. Brkich perovodja.
Ovjerovljuju delegati:
Joseph Verovich
Helen Rulkavina
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-28
Drugo zasjedanje
Ponedjejak, 10. septembra 1855, poslje podne

Ponedjeljak, 10. septembra 1855, posije podne
Glavni predsjednik, brat " l. Mandich otvara drugo
zasjedane Devee Konvencije 130 sat posije podne
ponedjeljak, 19. septembra, 1865
Prisutn sv odbornc, casnici delegati Zajednice
Predsjedatelj objavuje da &c kao prva tocka Dnev-
nog Reda Konvencije biti govor kojim &c pocas
Hon. Francis R. Smith, Insurance Commissioner drzave
Pennsylvania.
Nakon je bio vro topic pozdravjen po Konvencj, 60
spodn Smith je predgovoru obavio da je tex
dano Safe Senate Bill 428 po rec puta ctan po Zastup
nckoj Kuc bio poprilen 1T glasova, nj edan gas
ne bio prov pa e nakon toga bio poslan odobrenje
Governeru, George M. Leader
Oval zakon ina nadopuniti Tocku Is zakona Estate Fra
terna Code tai nacin dozvolt bratskim ustanovama
da mogu prenasa svoga vska potroske posovanje
sve preko 1909 svoe rezerve.
Konvencja e obavijest pozdravila gromkim pile
skom
Prize nego je presao svoj prredjen govor g. Smith
je poseo delegate da je nedavno prisustvovao Kon
vencj cd National Insurance Commissioners" zapad
moi strani zeme zaedno prvm Deputy Insurance
Commissionerom drzave Pennsylvania bratom Thomas R.
Baaban = ko e do mjeseca marca 1855 godine bio prav
nj savjetnik Hrvatske Bratske zajednce America.
Gosp. Smith je topic govorio srdaenom gostoprim
svu koje je MENU bratu Balabanu skazano vrjeme
po bratu N j. Nkolcu gavnom nadzornom odbornku Hr-
vatske Bratske Zaednice il Mountain View California Ma
kon javno zahvaio bratu Nocu tom prijemu gosp
Smith e presao ma svoj govor koeg je priredo
Konvenciju
Predsedatelj e zahvalio gosp Smth-u "a negov vrlo
odusevluuci posebno negove mnoge pohvalne
napomene bratu Balabanu kojem je govoro kao svo-
joj dobro desnoj ruki'.
Nakon toga, svi delegati ustal pocast gosp.
Smith-u on je otisao il dvorane.
Zatm brat Mandich objavljuje da je Konvenca oba-
vjestena smr dvoce canova Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice Mce Jaksc koja je bila clanca odsjeka bro SO
South side Pittsburgh Katarne Pleve canice odseka
broj 194 Monessen Pa. Svi delegat usal znak
zadnje pocasti ovim pokojnim clancama.
Nakon toga predsjedate obavjescuje Konvenciju da
je putu il Kanade Phiadephu brat Peter Garbel
deegat odsjeka br 975 Toronu On ko je bio zadrzan
Brat Garbel je edan trojice kanadskih deegata ko
je casomcno zadrzan po americkm pograncnm vlasma M
danje sptivane cemu e potpuna objava ba ucinjena
pngodom otvaranja Konvencije.
Brat Mandich je zatim presao potankosti ujedi-
nenju Hrvatskog Bratstva Great Falls Montana sa
vatskom Bratskom zajednicom On ve da je Glavni Od
Dor, ma svojem zadnem zasjedanu ovde II. sepem-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

will partake of a buffet,
planned by Mrs. FREDERICK w.
Witt, another associate mem
Der, and have an opportunity
to sample such old-time deli
cacies as Monticello Oysters.
made according to Thomas
Jefferson's own recipe: salmon
mousse as our New England
ancestors liked 1t. and bite
size three-cornered mince pies
served piping hot the way they
were in Little Old New York.
Topping of the feast will be
blazing Cafe Bruleau, New Or
leans style, served in a special
bruleau bowl that is being
loaned by Senator Russell B.
Long of Louisiana.
Hostesses for the afternoon
will be Mrs. Harold Burton and
Miss Sigrid Arne and chair
man is Miss Marguerite Griffin.
Mrs, Violet Faulkner is
president Of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Bazaar
Opens on
Friday

There will be an Interna-
tional Bazaar starting on FRI
day at the Franciscan Mon
astery. Twenty-eight heads
of diplomatic Missions and
their wives are among the
sponsors.
The bazaar will last through
Sunday and the hours are set
for 7 to IL pm. on Friday and
to II pm. on Saturday and
Sunday. 1t will take place in
The Pilgrimage Hall Of the
Monastery.
The proceeds will go toward
building new Baslica over
the shrine and grotto Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

Annunciation in Nazareth
which has been undertaken by
the Franciscans of the Holy
Land. They are represented
here by the Commisariat Of
the Holy Land at the Fran
ciscan Monastery.
The benefit is being spon-
sored by the Third Order Of
st. Francis in Washington.
A special feature of the bazaar
will be a Holy Land booth con-
tanning all sorts of articles
jewelry of silver and mother
of pearl, hand-earved figures
of olive wood, lace and en-
broidered work all done in the
Holy Land.
There will also be other
booths featuring dolls. aprons,
baked goods and Christmas
cards. Flags from various
countries will decorate the hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
.Plons Completed
For Dinner-Dunce

Capital pilots and their wives
have completed plans for their
Christmas dinner-dance on
Thursday. They will meet at
7 pm. at Hunting Towers,
Magnolia Room where dinner
will be served, with dancing
following.
The Capital Airline Pilots
Wives Club was in charge of
decorations and at their last
meeting each member brought
a toy for Mrs. Robert Dolan
and her committee, Mrs. John
Russell and Mrs. r. Cassell,
who will present them to the
Fairfax Welfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
ANWCPlans
Celebration

Next Sunday afternoon from
5to7 pm, the American News
paper Women's Club will have
an old-fashioned Christmas
party with a distinctly Early
American" flavor.
Mrs. William S. Culbertson.
an associate member Of the
club, is in charge of decora-
tons which will follow the
Williamsburg tradition. Agnes
Hoke. who did flower arrange
ments for Colonial Williams
burg for several years. has
made a special centerpiece
winch she is presenting to the
club for the occasion.
Members and their guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
SECRETARY, MRS. THOMAS
ENTERTAINED BY CRARYS

The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Thomas bid
fond farewell yesterday afternoon anticipation Of their
trip to the Orient this week.
Giving a cocktail party in their honor were Col and
Mrs Francis W. Crazy place at the Fulton street
residence Of the hosts
Among those accepting Senator and Mrs Thomas
Hennngs Secretary of the Air Force and Mrs Donald
Quares Assistant Secretary of Defense and Mrs Franklin
Foete Mr. and Mrs Victor Cooley and Vice Admiral and
Mrs Murrey Royar.
Others 1t. Gen. and Mrs. Wade Haisp, It. Gen.
and Eugene Reybod, Rear Admiral and Mrs. r. J.
Arnold Maj Gen. and Mrs. Paul Yount and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Middleton Hill
Completing the list Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Plumley,
and Robert Lanphier Mr. and Mrs James Austin.
Mrs Robert Learnard Mr. and Mrs. William @. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Lancet Mr.. Eugene Hundey Of Seattle.
Wash and Mrs Lawrence Askins Of Beverley Hills. Calf.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
West Geanga High School Presents
Awards in Recognition Assembly

WEST GEAUGA - The an
nual Recognition Day aSsemb-
ly was held at West Geauga
high school on Friday after
noon, May 27, in which awards
were made and recognition ac-
corded to students before their
classmates and parents. Rich
ard Vargo, president of t h e
high school Student Council, led
the program.
Basketball Awards
Mr.. Andrew Savchuk made
basketball awards to the fol-
lowing:
Richard Vargo, Captain, Carl
Dill, Ron Dobies, John 10th,
Ron Speth, Dennis Evans and
Michael Parker, Manager.
Baseball Awards
Mr.. Norman Schoen m d e
baseball awards to the follow
ing.
Charles Steinfurth, Dennis Ev
ans, Art Schempp, Carl Dill,
Glenn Viher, Emerson Trushel,
Jack Wright, Ron Dobies, Billy
Mann, Charles Butz, Russell
White and Walter Hoogenboom.
Girl Athletes
Miss Trudy Marchand made
the following athletic awards
to girls:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09

Kasick was to the the Saluta-
torian, and that the class had
chosen jeanne Kasick as it's
Honorarian this year.
Special Awards
Mrs. Russell announced the
following had received awards
in speech during the year:
The Prince of Peace Decla-
nation Contest had been won
by the late Carol Varga of the
Senior clsS.
Jean Werstat had won the
"I Speak for Democracy" con-
test.
Ron Dobies had won t h e
County Motor Manners Decla-
nation Contest, sponsored by
will represent the county in
Cleveland on Thursday, June 2.
Honor Society
Mrs. Russell also named the
following students who had been
elected in an earlier ceremony
to the National Honor Society
of Secondary schools.
Ronald Dobies Marie Fahren-
holz, Olive OSbourn, Wayne BIZ
fano, Ernest Jones, Mary Jane
Armbruster, jeanne Kasick, Ca
rol Varga, Barbara Jone S,
Bruce Johnson and Carl Dill.
Legion Awards
On behalf of Mrs. Joan Dry
er, superintendent G. Robert
Fox made the American Leg
ion School Awards, presented
by Newbury Post 663 of the
American Legion to the boy and
girl deemed most worthy of the
high qualities of citizenship and
true Americanism. Gold med
ais were presented to Roger
Hoffman and Susan Brill. Hon
orable Mention certificates we
re presented to Richard Lew
andowski and Carole Boss.
Mr.. Fox nted that jeanne
Kasick as Editor of the WEST
GEAUGA ROUND - Up had
done an outstanding piece of
journalism, especial in her
articles turned in to the eight
newspapers serving the district.
Goanne is the Salutatarian and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09

Honorarian of the class of
1852
Citizenship Awards
Mrs. Forrest Bond presented
the D. A. r. Good Citizenship
Award to Barbara Jones of
the Senior class, including
gold medal awarded by Childs-
Taylor Chapter of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolu-
ton. Mrs. Bond spoke briefly
on the significance and back
ground of the D. A. r. and
its awards, telling of some of
the work of the association.
Road -E-O Awards
Mr.. Raymond Stone present
ed the Road E o Award,
$25 war bond to VILLA m
Whiting. The award is made
annually to the student judged
to be the outstanding student
driver by performance and ac-
Movement.
Student Council Award
Mr.. Carl Maukoenen present
ed the Student Coujcil Award
to Richard Vargo, outoing pre-
sident of the Student Council,
and a posthumous award to
Carol Varga. He announc-
that Carols award, cup,
would remain in the high scho-
oil trophy case as an inspiration
to others.
Science Award
Mr.. Maukonen also presented
the annual Bausch and Lomb
Science Award to Bruce John
son, noting that the medal was
given on the basis of not just
one years work in science, but
on the basis of all science work
taken by the winner in h is
high school course.
Telegraph Award
Representatives from the
Painesville TELEGRAPH pre-
sented the All County Athle-
tic Award on behalf of tn e
TELEGRAPH and the coaches
of the county to Richard Var
go, a Senior.
Kiwanis Key Club
Supt. G. Robert Fox announc-