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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
PAPUANSKI "ISPIT
zREL0STI"

Pobjeda mad 8 r a h o m o.
snovna je tema gotovo svih
obreda, koji Sc odrzavaju u
vezi proglasavanjem zrelo-
sti kod primitivnih plemena.
Melanezani 8 Novih Hebrida
provjeravaju hrabost svojih
mladica ma tai nacin, da iii
navode da skacu 8 velike vi
sine.
Jedamput godisnje oni po-
dizu drvenu kulu visoku Is
m tara, 3 trambulinima ma
razlicitim visinama = zapo-
cevsi cd S metara pa do 25
metara. Jedan "a drugim, lju-
di skacu 8 trambulina, i to
s toliko vece visine, koliko je
njihov rang u plemenskoj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

Oval list, koji izdaje Marc
kanska liga "a osnovnu ma
stavu, namijenjen je ljudima
koji znaju da citaju. ali nisu
dovoljno obrazovani da bez
teskoca prate stampu, kao i
ucenicima osnovnih skola.
Kada je februara 1856. go
d inc osnovana marokanska
Liga "a osnovnu nastavu, do
nesena je odluka, da Sc IL
daje jedan nedjeljni bitten "a
pocetnike u citanju. Poslije
prve kampanje protiv nepis-
menosti, aprila 1856. bitten ie
pretvoren u nedjeljni list. u
spjesi koje je list "Manar al
Magrib' postigao cd svog o.
snivanja do danas, potpuno
su opravdali ovu odluku.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

hijerarhiji visi. Prilikom pro-
glasavanja zrelosti mlad i { a,
probama Sc podvrgavaju ne
samo oni, nego ostali cla-
novi plemena. Da pri padu ne
bi poginuli sto bi dovelo
do izumiranja plemena - lju-
de privezuju "a trambulin IL
janama, koje amortiziraju ju
pad. Dobar dio kineticke e.
nergije covjeka, koji u blizini
zemlje dostize brzinu cd 70
kilometara ma sat, absorbira-
,ju trambulini sracunati ma to,
da Sc slome tocno u onom
trenutku, kad su Ii ane e do
maksimuma zategnute, a tije
10 covjeka ma jedan metar cd
zemlje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
JOLIET JOE PLESE
Cinovnik Hrv. Bratslle z

Cinovnik Hrv. BratslIe "a
jednice brat Joe Plese "a sko-
no 18 godina, poznat i kao
Joliet Joe, napustio je ovih
dana svoj posao kod Zajed-
nice i stupio u penziiu, da u
stupi mjesto mladjima. Radio
je stalno kod Zajednice skorc
Is godina cd 1. januara 1910
do polovice januara 1858
PRIZE je bio glavni odbornil
nase Zajednice.
Joe je otisao natrag IL svo
Joliet, gdje u miru zeli pro
vesti svoje stare dane, a gdjt
ina tri odrasla ozenjena sina
unuGad i wise rodbine, pa
mnogo prijatelia. Mi mu zeli.
mo sve najbolje kao svome
licnom prijatelju.
Plese je odlicni zajednicar
ne S a m o kao cinovnik, veC
kao aktivni "a ajednicar u radu
Ia wise godina bio je pred
sjednik odsjeka "Sveti Rok''
broj 131. Takodjer je bio
predsjednik Hrvatske Narod-
ne Dvorane "Javor". On je
svoje duznosti vrsio casno
pozrtvovno, pax nije bio sa-
mo jednostavni clan nego
vodja odsjeka i narodnos
drustva. Svoju Zajednicu je
ljubio, koja mu je bila sve-
tinja. On je, dakle, bio slabi
politicar, a veliki - zajedni-
car!
Njegova djeca, snahe i u
nucad svi SUI clanovi Zajed-
nice, a on je skoro "a sve
placao clanarinu. Dakle, Joe je
imao zasto zivjeti "a svoju O.
bitelj j "a svoju Zajednicu.
Njegov odsjek broj 131
"Javor" zele mu najbolje u
njegovu Jolietu, gdje Sc je
rodio. - ziviO Joliet Joe Pie
Sc! - Prijatelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

svojim lijepim i ugodnim gla-
som u svom sopran o solo.
Nadmasila je sama sebe, jer
u pocetku Sc pjevanja opaza-
10, kao da je malo nervozna,
ali Sc je bro snasla i dobro
je izvela svoje pjevanje. Ia
ko je mas "Javor' opet div
no iskocio sa svojim majstor-
skim pjevanjem.
Pittsburgh Junior Tambu-
ritzans grupa opet su Sc lijepo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
0BAvJEST L Gl. UREDA
CLANSTVU 0DSJEkA 730

Kampanjski Odbor Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice ovime
umoljava svu bracu sestre
odsjeka broj 730 H. B. z. IL
Reedley, California, da pri-
sustvuju iducoj njihovoj re-
dovitoj sjednici, koja ce Sc o.
drzavati u nedjelju, 2. febru-
ara 1868, u vrijeme dvo-
rani kao i obicno.
Ma ovoj vasoj redovitoj
sjednici odrzat ce Sc jedna W.
10 znacajna svecanost. Maine,
kako vam je svima poznato,
6lanica tajnica vasega od-
sjeka, sestra Sava Hure, bila
je prva pobjednica u prosloj
kampanji, kojoj Zajednica po-
red nagrade urucuje zlatnu
uru, koju ce joj ma ovoj va
soj sjednici uruciti 81. pot
predsjednik Hrv. Bratske Ia
jednice, brat Mato KOvacevic
iz Los Angeles, Calf.
Prema tome, bilo bi liljepo
da sva braca j sestre ovoga
odsjeka dodju prisustvuju
ovoj svecanosti.
Kampanjski Odbor
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|zAJEDN|CARSKl BANkET u CLEVELANDU

Cleveland Ohio - Ovime pozva clanstvo H.BZ.
mas narod mesta okolce, kao sve djevojke Mi
hove roditee da dodu banke koeg priredjuu Ujedi
neni Odsec Hrvaske Bratske Zaednce grada Ceveanda
pocast svh djevoaka, koe najecale Kraljicu
Ia jednicarskog Dana proslosti.
Banket &c odrzati nedjelju, O. februara, tocno
Avenue.
ma cemo vrlo kratki program, koem &c nastupiti
nasa vro umetna pjevacica Miss Shirley Kufrin pratt
nu tamburaskog zbora "Pav Dunav, pod vodsvom Fra
ME Muza Sestra Kufrn je clanica odsea bro IA HBZ,
a pjeva sa City of Cleveland Orchestra Chorus
Gavni govornic ime Hrv. Bratske Zajednce biti &c
braca John Badoynac predsednk Gavne Porote Edward
Servov pravni savjetnk.
Hrana &c bit vro ukusna po domacu priredena. Ia
Piles &c svrati Franjo Muza njegov amburaski zbor -
"Plavi Dunav".
Odbor brine dobru podvorbu svima unaprijed
klice: Dobro dosli! Anna Rescic, ia mica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

dine. u njegovome goVoru g.
sipusic je izrazio njegovo mi
sljenje i osjecaje kada je re-
kao, da kao drustveni pred.
sjednik on je upotrebio svu
svoju moe da uspostavi drus-
two "Preradovic" ma sto visi
stepen. Da je njegova mamie
ra bila da uvjeri clanstvo da
je cd velike vaznosti da SC
pokusi pohadjaju redovito, i
da Sc dolazi ma vrijeme. Ma
svrsetku njegovog govora, on
je naglasio da je cd velike
vaznosti da drustvo made O.
zbiljno i lojalno clanstvo ko-
je je spremno da zrtvuje par
sati svoj eg vremena svaki
tjedan, da ma vrijeme dolazi
ma pokuse da sc drzi disci-
pline, da je to jedini temclj
koji &C da osigura ono sto Sc
ocekuje cd pjevackog zbora,
da cemo mi tada biti u sta
nju da osiguramo zivot zbo-
ra i ma tai nacin, pomoci ce-
mo dalje siriti nasu hrvat-
sku pjesmu kulturu.
Zatim, g. z. I. Kerhin, kao
predsjednik i zacasni pred
sjednik Americko- -Hrvatskog
Pjevackog Saveza, dao nam
je izvjestaje 0 aktivnosti Sa-
veza.
Nakon d III lje rasprave o
raznim pitanjima i predlozi-
ma "a dobrobit nasega zbora,
prosli smo ma formiranje pla-
ma rada "a godinu 1858, i ma
biranje move uprave.
Slijedeci datumi jesu od-
redjeni "a n naSe koncerte' i
druge priredbe: N nedjelju 6.
aprila ina Uskrs), po nasemu
dugogodisnjem obicaju, do
premicemo Duquesne Univer-
sity Tamburitzans, tada &c o.
nj odrzati diva koncerta, jed
noga poslije podne a drugo-
ga ma vecer. Saw dobitak cd
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

- avor' Je odllcno pjevao,
sto nam je vrlo drago i stoji
ma svojoj visini, kao pjevacki
zbor. U zboru SUI nastupili
soloisti Walter Bubanovich,
barton, majstorski je izveo
svoj solo. On ina u 6 cd a n
glas, te je obogatio "Javor"
sa svojim pjevanjem. Steve
Barkovich. takodjer je dobro
izveo svoju partiju sa tenor
solom. Tako Sc lijepo istakla
i pjevacica Helen p avlic sa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
$4,000 "a II | POL Cent? MjESECN0

Kod Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice dobiva najjefti-
Mia osguracija decu Term certifikat osgurane
kad odbije sto dobiva: godisnje petm
oprost prvu godinu neplaca, ako je rodite clan
kredt so cent? mjesecno. Osiguracija 5000 dobva
samih liz cent? mjese6no iii godsnja uplata
mo - S1.S8.
slucaju smrti nakon sest mjesec starosti djeteta
dake Hrvatska Bratska Zaednca plaza popunoma 5000
samih 1111 cent? mjesecno ill $1.3S godisnje.
Zamislite, gdje mozete dobiti eftinu osiguracju
svoje dijete? - Nigdje!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
D0BR0 USPI0 K0NCERAT 0DSJEkA Br. 4

Ma 49, januara, nedjelju posje podne mas veki pio-
nrsk odsjek "Andjeo Cuvar" Dr. inao e koncerat
Novom Domu Etna, Pa
Koncertne tocke dali Hrv Pevacko Drustvo "Javor'
Pittsburgh Junior Tamburzans pod vodstvom svoga d
rektora brata John Gregurica.
"Javor" je nastupio pocetku programa pri svrset-
ku pod vodstvom svoga ucea Mr. Boris NJ Dobrovolsky
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
LIST "A P0tETNIKE
j CITANjU

Prva godisnjica nedjeljnog
lista "Manar'al Magrib" (Ma-
rokanski svjetionik), pre- d.
stavlja znacajan datum, cato
sto obiljezuje jednu vaznu e.
tapu u borbi protiv nepisme.
r1osti u Maroku.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

ova diva konce ide Il
Duquesne University Scholar
ship Fund.
Ma Is. maja, mas zbor prj-
! redJu.je proljetni koncert u
Croatian Center, 3673 Broad
way.
Ma 81. maja ucestvovati ce-
mo u proslavi 45-te godisnji-
&C "Slavulja" u Detroit, Mich.
Ma s. juna j 81. augusta
odrzati ccmo nase izlete (pik-
nike).
Ma 4. decembra, namjera
zbora .jeste da priredimo "Bo-
zicna Prica', to je glazbena
igra u jednom cinu, koju je
komponirao n s nezaborav-
ljeni skladatelj Rudolf Matz,
koji Sc je povratio natrag u
Jugoslaviju nakon 2 godine
boravka u nasoj sredini.
Umoljavamo druge pjevac-
Ike zborove, koii SUI clanovi
zupe "Mihanovic" da uvaze
gore navedene datume.
Nasi novi odbornici "a 60
dinu 1858. jesu slijedeci: An
drew Livovich, predsjednik;
William Hegie, podpredsjed-
mix; Stanko Svesko, blagaj-
mix; Mary D. Cost, tajnica;
Katherine Wilkening, r h j.
var; Barbara Gass, sakuplja-
ME clanarine. Katherine Wild
i Katherine Wilkening, odbor
stampe. Nadzorni Odbor: Jo-
seph Radosevic, Frank Kele-
mimic Joseph Pustay. Kuc-
nj Odbor: Joseph Radosevic,
Stanko SveSko William He
gle. Tehnicki Odbor: Louise
Keleminic, Zlata Yanov, 2. I.
Kerhin i Nick J. Erbesti. zu-
pc "Mihanovic" delegati jesu:
z. l. Kerhin, William Hegie,
Nick ]. Erbesti, Rose Babilla
i Sylvia Niksic. Mas zboro-
vodja je G. Samuel Cuzella.
Dale, ma predlog gosp. ST.
pusica, jednoglasno smo Ia
kljucili da darujemo $25 st.
Joseph the Worker church.
Takodjer, rijeseno je bilo da
cestitamo g. V. I. Mandicu,
glavnom predsjedniku H.B.Z.,
koji je bio izabran "a pred
sjednika cd State of Penna.
Fraternal Congressa.
Ia vriieme bozicnih blag-
dana imali smo odmor, te sa-
da smo Sc dali ma ozbiljni po-
sac i odrzavamo pokuse sva-
ke srijezde cd 8 do 10 sati
u vece, a sjednice odrzavamo
svakog cetvrtog retka u mje-
secu, Il s sati ma vece, u ma
sim prostorijama.
Katarina B. Wilkening,
"a odDor ttampe'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29
Sa godisnje sjednice pjeyaGkog drustya
"PreradoyiC"

Gary, Ind. - nedjeju, 5. januara godine, mas
pjevack zbor odrzao e svoju godsnju sjedncu nasm
prostorjama 1859 Broadway Predsiednk gosp. Tomo
Spusc ovoro e sjednicu pozdravom cestitanjer,
godne svima canovma zbora
Nakon Citanja zapisnika izvjestaja tajnika drugh
odbornka gosp spusc je drusveni rad prosc go
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

Neki &c uvijek b tt iznad
drugih.. Ukinite nejednakost
danas, i ona &c Sc ponovno
pojaviti sutra. - Emerson
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

Nema tako dobre knjige,
koja bi mogla biti cd koristi,
ako sc cita nemarno. - Sc
neka
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Kampanjski Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-29

Stjepan Dev,nic, izvjestitelj
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shoulder A good nucleus from last seasons team re- turns and this could De the year that Edgecumbe has long Waite for.
 My old friend up in Jun- eau, Nern Metcalfe of the
 uneau Independent, has long kidded me of this column. MI bet ne never had his column on the front page. Nern does a neat job of sports- writing for the Juneau paper and IT look forward to receiv- ing my copy each week. Vem used to be in the territorial legislature and I was very surprised that he chose not to run for some political office It is probably ion the best since he might have gotten OnIy two votes, mine and his.
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[by Gil Trllitty


 Charles Lamb wrote little dissertation on roast pig once, but the poets have shied away from such delightful subjects as chops. There was a time when ] could take my pork chops or leave them alone. In tact. { atn sure that t spent many consecutive months without ever thinking of pork chops But that was before Arkansas irf 1852.
 Food in Arkansas these days is as monotonous as a Sunday morning radio pro gram; in fact, everyone gains weight You gain weight be- cause the food you are given is fattening if uninteresting- Yoa can always get game in. season and there are always plenty ol potatoes, brussels sprouts and cabbage. l hove seem sprouts and cabbage IN their native state decorating tho hats of Arkansas models, and very cute they looked tod. The m Q q e ls, that is. As a means of expressing disap- proval of Dad burlesque play, l know of nothing bet- ter than sprouts or cabbage. But as 4n integral part of one's diet they leave much to be desired. Usually in Arkan sas We wound up eating meat and potatoes, diet froWned upon by the ptrists in matters of nutrition The choice of meat was strictly limited to to mutten, liver, sWeetbrcads, game and an occasional tired chicken For good measure, tulnip greens, corn bread and hominy were thrown in. HaY- ing a dislike for all this, there We're many days where l star Yed There were many days where I wished fol dried fish and stink heads
 After many months of this succulent diet Y pork choP looked like something chat dropped from heaven.
 K lived at N new dorm at Harding College in Arkansas and the food at the place was Ilo better than it should have been. Now and then the place surprised tls One morning iar instance, mY room mate and two suite mates burst in- t1 my room very early to awaken Ine with a gleeful cry that they thev could get me scrambled eggs for breakfast such an occasion would have been excuse enough to aWak cn Dwight 10 Eisenhower at three in the morning. l hadn't Seen an egg for months. The tAree hurried oH and soon re- turned With a beautiful-look ing dish of scrambled eggs. They stood beside thu table they had brought in, gazing lovingly at them lt was in.. fact, quite an occasion But \ tasted the scrambled eggs. ! spit out tho scrambled eggs cursed tho scrambled eggs.
 aThis K cram bIed saw dust. told tic three re proachfully A e hic k en would die of shame If you said She was responsible for this mess. Never did care much for dehydrated stuff
 Those who have read this far and have seen nothing re sembIing sports should con- tinuc because the three wlio had thQ courage to bring me dehydrated scrambled eggs will have A lot to do with transforming this into supp posedly sports column, We
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The Crying Towel


 transferred to the Ozarks just as Wilt Chamberlain entered Kansas which is probably why they changed institutions is the first place. Both were on the all Biz 7 team before heading into Arkansas.
 Allthree have high hopes of coming into town to play tor the Sitka ANB since they all heard so mech of this team, from me, of course. The three giants, all taller than anything Alaska has seen, applied for teaching positions but were not successful but hope to hit this hamlet and look for a job, eYen a dish-washing one. At amy rate, they would be the most educated dishWasherS in Alaska since two Of them MIA degrees. They are almost certain of coming here unless their spouses rule otherwise The moral here ! guess is reason enough to stay single.
 One of these years, this ob- server hopes to head back in- to the Ozarks and take to the hills as a permanent resident since it N the finest and tfiendliest place ] have ever been. Mostly country tolk, tue people ID Arkansas are the most sincere people have ever met The best part of the whole deal is that they are alll democrats which iS why this writer would be yery happy indeed.
 lf any of the readers ever plan head into Arkansas, into Arkansas, they had bet- ter take their own Copenhag en snuff because you can't buy the stuff in the place
 School begins on Sept X and that N one sure sign that our biggest sport, basketball x just around the corner
 For years, ! have made pre- dictions both on a national and local level but it always seems that such prognosticat- ing invariably puts the Wham mY and jinX on my iavorites. Witness the sad position of St. Louis Cardinals in the Nal tional League race and you get V pretty good idea ot the accuracy of this column.
 There's a brand new chip on the shoulders of the Edge cumbe Braves this season and it may not be knocked oft easily.
 This could be as good a year as the channel commun ity has had in high school basketball since l94S when Clyde Larabee turned out a team that won more games than 1t lost 'To put it mildly, that l94S team lost only one game.
 It may not be a champion ship year at Edgemumbe of course. That's almost too much to expect after aIl that's happened. But it could be a winner a year in which Edge cumbe may have a lot more than just a token place 10 Southeast Basketball.
 The years since l94S have been bitter along the channel. From tue high estate of a city league championship and an amazing showing in the Gold Medal Tournament, the Edge cunbe team slipped into the Dogs of lower echolons and practically stayed there
 The old chip was always on the shoulder, of course, for Edgecumbe IN proud. But tho nld chin mpant littla ENerN-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-22
DIED
GEORGE EDWARD Will


George Edward Wilt. aged rs,
of route l, Salisbury, Pa, died
last Wednesday night, May IA, in
Meyersdale Community hospital
He had been in ill health for a
month.
A native of this county he was
son of the late Stephen and
Rhoda Broadwater Wilt. He was
a member of Salisbury Reformed
church.
He is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Pearl Garlitz, FroStburg; and
Mrs. Mae Simpkins, Salisbury;
two brothers, Clarence, Grantsville;
Hartman Wilt, SWanton; two sis
tiers. Mrs. Saville Broadwater,
Swanton; Mrs. Malinda Smith,
Dunbar, and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Saturday with Rev Paul West
coat, officiating. Interment was in
the IOOF cemetery at Salisbury.
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MRS. RUSSELL r. UPHOLD

Mrs. Elizabeth Melrose Uphold,
aged IS, of Jones Avenue, Morgan
town, died last Friday in Mononga-
hela General hospital in that city
following a long illness.
Born IN Friendsville October 5,
1899, she was a daughter of the
late Thomas Jefferson and Minnie
May Ringer Schroyer. She was a
member of the Free Methodist
church of Morgantown. Her hus-
band, Russell Franklin Uphold, pre-
coded her in death in 1929.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Madalyn Pysell, Morgantown; two
brothers, Earl and Orval Schroyer,
both of Friendsville; sister, Mrs.
Fred Quinn, Jr., Washington, D. C..
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday at Morgantown from the
jenkins Funeral home at II a. M,
with a short church service at
Blooming Methodist church at 2
p. m. Rev Paul Daniels and Rev.
John Lee officiated.
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Savage, Gary Hetrick, Tom Kirby,
Shirley Lowdermilk. Charles
Strauss, Jr., Richard Miller, Adrian
Spiker, Marvin Sisler, Mary Alice
burst, Janice Resi-, Gay Umbel.
Outstanding senior, business
education, Juanita Bucket; out
standing senior, science, Randall
Harmon; outstanding student,
senior, industrial arts, Reed Lay
man and Kenneth Lott; outstand-
ing senior, home economies, Rosa
Louise Miller.
School letters. football and bas-
ketball Darwin Robson, Thomas
Schroyer. Ward HENDERSON, Ed
gar Mickey, Richard Spear, Char
les Strauss, Jr, Gary Hetrick, Ray
Bethel, Gary Lawson, Gary Frantz,
Kenneth burst, William Miller.
Delmos Wright, Donald jenkins,
Grady Gilpin, Marvin Sisler, Rom
aid Baker, Donald Bartholomew,
Hugh Umbel, John Swauger
Wayne Mckenzie.
Managers; Martin Conn, Tony
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weeks of basic combat training
with the I'd Armored Division at
Fort Hood, Tex.
The 22-year-old soldier attended
Oakland High School and is a
former employee of Republic Steel
in Canton, Ohio.
H *
Earl c. Right, airman apprentice,
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert
Right of Route 2, Oakland, is at
tending the Aerographer's Mate
School at the Naval Air Technical
Training Unit, Lakehurst, N. j.
The 13-week course trains stu
dents to operate all standard aero
logical equipment necessary for
making weather observations. The
graduates of the school are qualified
for advancement in rating in the
aerology field.
The class is scheduled to gradu
ate June ID.
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Kenneth W. Teets, Radioman
First Glass, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Teets, Friendsville and
husband of the former Miss Encie
Rhodes. of Swanton, has reported
aboard the destroyer U. S. S. Bar
tan 722 for tour of sea duty. At
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Letters for cheerleaders, jeanne
Collier, Judy Bucket.
Outstanding craftsmanship in
athletics, William Miller, name to
be inscribed on Eugene E. Savage
memorial award.
Protector operators, Susan Bow
man, Blaine Bowser, Donald Bus
sey Richard burst, Gary Frantz,
John Hummel, Eugene Kinsinger,
Karen Kinsinger, Thomas Kirby,
Alice Lyle, James Paul, Gilbert
Savage, Robert Sisler, Kenneth
Sisler, Marvin Sisler, Marlin Up
hold, Ronald Weimer, Paul Yom-
mer, Adrian Spiker and Dean
Schroyer.
Editor of school paper and year
book, Gloria Miller and jamie Cal
lis.
School paper staff, Ruth Stan
ton, Reed Layman, Patty Cuppett,
Patsy Dewitt, Loretta Edgar.
School yearbook staff, Iva j. Camp,
Donna Beachy, Laura Zimmerman,
Shirley Fazenbaker, Carol Lowry,
Helen Hctrick. Helen Smearman,
Barbara Dewitt, Thclma Frazee,
Helen Locchel.
Certificates for students making
the honor roll for the last four
quarters: grade seven, Sharon Kes-