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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-08

D. A. Bottoms.
The Dupont Mems Chorus 20
voices will present program Of
sacred music at May Memorial
Baptist Church on December 10 at
May Memorial Baptist Church on
December 10 at 8 pm. Visitors are
welcome to attend the service.
May Memorial Baptist Church
will observe the annual Student
Night at Christmas program, De
cember ~ College students will
have charge Of the service.
The annual community supper
will be held at the War Memorial
Building by the May Memorial
Women's Missionary Union. Tues
day December at pm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-08
Churches Announce Schedule
Christmas Programs Set In Pophatan

Fine Creek Baptist Church will
present Christmas pageant on
Sunday. December 20, at 8 pm.
The intermediate Class at Fine
Creek Baptist Church plan to go
caroing on Monday night. Deem
Der 81, in the area near the church.
May Memorial Church in Powha-
tan county will hold their annual
Christmas pageant on December %
at 8 pm. The title of the pageant is
Bethlehem Inn" It has a cast Of
Is people and will be directed by
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-08

raise academic standards Of attn
letes by giving a scholarship award
annually to members with the high
est scholastic average by requiring
members failing one or more sub
jects to attend study hall after
school for three hours a week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-08
Miss Campbell Gains College Society Post

Miss Margaret L. Campbell of
Amelia. a student at King College,
Bristol, Tenn, is secretary Of the
college Pi Pl Sigma this fall.
A member Of the junior class at
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King. Miss Campbell is majoring
in psychology
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J a m e S G. Campbell, Of
Amelia.
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John Gredesky's 254
Represents New High
lin Johnstown Circuit

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - In the
recent games of the st. Rochus
Lodge 5 Mixed Duckpin League,
John (Chocolate) Gredesky hit
a new seasonal high game of 254
in his 500 set.
With just week of the first
half remaining, the st. Rochus
Church team clinched the first
half title by downing the Bare
tincic Morticians, 80.
Vic Farkas, Sr. was tops
with 1884, while both
Agnes Podolka and Tillie Pla-
"a hit for series of 404. For
the defeated Morts, Frank c.
Kolar shot a ranking 175-
489.
In other games the st. Rochus
Lodgemen shutout the Rodoljub
E.S.S., 80. Frank Sestrich
took the laurels for a three
game set as he bowled 184-515.
Aiding the winners were John
Kodak, 166-458, and Helen
Demko with a 1872 series.
The best for the R.E.S.S. was
Steve Swarney with 174-468
and Helen Sopcic with 1881.
Interested parties should note
that the second half begins
Thursday, January 7th, 1860,
and if there are any new bowlers
willing to participate, whom we,
incidentally, welc come, they
should notify the league officers
Immediately or be present at
the alleys on the above date.
Here's wishing you one and
all "a very happy holiday sea-
son..
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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Tourney Trail
America - Canada

Jan. 1924 - 4th Annual Ohio
State CFU Tenpin Tournament,
West Side Alleys, Mahoning
Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. "St.
George" Lodge 66 members
hosts; social events at Croatian
Home, 1912 West Federal Street,
Youngstown.
Jan. 3O-3I 18th Annual
West Penn. Duckpin Sweep
stakes, F. H. Buhl Club Alleys,
% North Pine Ave-, Sharon, Pa.
Farrell, Pa, Lodge 126 members
hosts; social affairs at Croatian
Home, Staunton Street, Farrell.
Feb. 1874 = 3rd Annual CFU
All-Family Tenpin Tournament,
Grdina Recreation, 6019 st.
Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. jun
ior Order Nest IS members
hosts; tourney award banquet
Feb. Il at Croatian Home, 6314
St. Clair Ave.
Feb. 20 - 18th Annual Hoo
siers Tenpin Sweepstakes, East
Chicago Recreation Alleys, 527
West Chicago Ave-, East Chi
cago, Ind. "Holy Trinity" Lodge
154 members hosts; tourney
dance at Croatian Home, 4033
Main Street, East Chicago.
Apr. 1890 - oath Annual
c. F. U. Duckpin Tournament,
Bowladrome, Arcade and Capitol
Alleys, McKeesport, Pa. Versail-
les, Pa, Lodge 146 members
hosts; all social events at Gro
attain Home, Third and Jeffer-
son, Versailles.
Apr. 1890 - 14th Annual
CFU Canadian Natl Five Pin
Tourney, Bowl-a-Rama Lanes,
Welland, Ontario. Lodge GIT
members hosts; trophy award
banquet and dance at Croatian
Home, % Fifth Street, Welland.
May 12-15 i 26th Annual
Natl CFU Tenpin Tournament,
Marzano's Alleys, Archer and
Pulaski Road, Chicago, Ill.,, aus
pices "Sloboda" Lodge 80 Ath-
letic Club, Morrison Hotel, head
quarters; dancing May 1914 in
Morrison Hotel; Banquet and
Dance May Is in Pilsen Park
Ballroom.
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Ohio State Tourney
viii Hit Youngstown
January 1874, 1850

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - St.
George Lodge 66 having been
awarded the hostship wishes to
announce that Saturday and
Sunday, January 1924, 1860,
will be the dates of the CFU
4th Ohio State Tournament.
The West Side Alleys on Ma
honing Avenue in Youngstown
will be the scene of action. Last
year the tournament carried an
entry of 48 teams and likely
number if not greater is expect
ed this running.
. Entry blanks will be mailed
to all teams which have par
ticipated in the past two tour
naments.
Nor is the tournament con-
fined, newcomers from the
Buckeye lodges Of which there
are a goodly number are defi-
nitely welcome. For further in
formation write to the under
signed at 626 Fairmont Avenue,
Youngstown 10, Ohio.
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Youngstown College during
the weekdays.
At the last bowling tourna-
ment, our members Helen Ro-
senberger, Helen Marovich, Ma
rian Dutch, Olga Wilczewski and
Mildred Musulin were successful
in winning recognition for their
good bowling.
Also good bowlers are Cathe-
rine Jurcic, Mildred Shetek, and
Helen Grahovac, but where are
the other women bowlers of our
lodge?
Certainly with a membership
count as large as ours we could
have much more interest shown
by bowlers and basketball play
ers, also.
Remember bowling at the
Sheffield Lanes every Saturday
evening. .
Ivan Babich, Sec'y.
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Chicago Sports Club
On The Social Ball

CHICAGO = February 27,
1860, is the date Of the SLO-
BODA SAC. Masquerade to be
held at the American Legion
Hall in Cicero.
Line up your baby sitters
now. This promises to be a
"bang-up" affair-even better
than last year-and that's going
some.
Award books are on sale for
the following: Admiral Stereo
Photograph, Philco Transistor
Radio and " gallon Canadian
Club. For books, contact Andy
Hanacek, Pr 9-7251.
Tickets are now on sale
from any member, or contact
Cele Boulanger, Wal 5-9739.
The price is $1.25 each.
Costume prizes will be award
ed-so plan now, either alone,
with another person, or in a
group. You'll have much more
fun if you compete for a cos
tune prize.
More details on this affair
later.
RoIores Hanacek
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Turn to page s for editorial
"The Pin Wheel"

Apropos at this time would
be mentioning the. defending
champs who among the women
were Youngstown Lodge 66 Gals
who last year ran up an ag-
gregate figure of 1896 pins.
The Cleveland Lodge 337 team
emerged the runners-up with a
2619 tally.
The mems division had to look
up to the Canton Lodge 514
Lords who had 1852 felled pins
to their credit, their closest
competitors being the Cleveland
Lodge 80 Avadors with a 1895
score.
The Ohio State Tournament
is strictly a five-man team event
for men and women with a CFU
membership of at least three
months being the requisite.
With the Home Office sane
tioning of this Tournament
there are a few other stipuIa-
tions, one of which was enact
ed by tournament represent
atives themselves - that of
allowing a team to draft two
(2) bowlers and no more from
another lodge to align five
man team.
In conformity to the rules of
the national Tenpin Tourney and
one which this state tourney
parallels in requirements but
one such composite team, men
and. women, is permitted to
lodge for the Ohio State Tour
nament., To put it otherwise the
bowlers, but for one team to
a lodge, must all be members
OF the same lodge.
Following a motion made at
the tournament delegates con-
clave last year in Canton, O.,
the entry blanks will have a
space following the individuals
name to designate the Lodge
affiliation and certificate num-
ber. This is the only means for
those out of the Home Office to
ascertain CF'U membership and
lodge affiliation.
The 4th CFU Ohio State tour
carry ABC and WIBC sanction.
Chuck kOker
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Jan. Il Dead|ine For
Entering 5-Man Teams
In Hoosiers Sweeper

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. - At
tention C. F. U. Lodges in the
Midwest! Saturday, February
Goth, 1860, is the date of the
Hoosiers 18th Annual Sweep
stakes.
This popular bowling event
which last year saw forty-four
teams from three states, Illinois,
Indiana and Michigan, partici-
pating will again be unfolded
at the East Chicago Recreation,
527 West Chicago Avenue, in
the Hoosier city of East Chi
cago.
With the bowlers going to the
bowling emporium for the fifth
time, same should not be hard
to locate. j.
Ironically enough while the
champions change from year
to year, the scores over the
past two Sweepers were about
identical. namely: 1858 Prog
ress Lodge 749 Ladies with
the score of 2716 and last
year the Harborites Lodge
$50 Keglerettes also with a
2716 total.
Among the mems champs
over the past two years there
was but a ten pins difference,
Progress Lodge 749 taking the
bunting in 1858 with a 3O81 pin
fall and the Holy Trinity Lodge
154 combine last year on 3071
pins.
1t does begin to look as
though the scores run about
alike and your chances to make
the prize list which is deeper
than most tournaments that you
will be partaking of bids for
your entry and this as soon as
possible before the deadline
which has been set for January
q, 1860.
As might be expected from
its predecessors, tho 11th An
nual Hoosiers Sweeper, too,
will carry both ABC and
WIBC sanction.
While entry blanks are being
circulated widely among past
team captains, you can have
yours by contracting the tourna.
ment secretary, George ]. Sits.
cak, 5623 Homerlee Avenue
East Chicago, Ind, or via phone
Export 7-7817.
George j. Stiscak
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ALIQUIPPA, Pa. Jim
Agich, a 6 foot-4 inch-230 lb.
tackle, enrolled at Geneva Col
lege, Beaver Falls, Pa, is a
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Jim Agich, A|iquippa, To Co-Captain
1860 Geneva College Football Fo.ces
Giant Lineman Rated As One of Finest
Small College Gridders In The Nation

his brother George, age IL, and
sister Mary, 10 years old, are
in Nest SIG.
Jim Agich was born August
2, 1888, in Aliquippa, Pa, where
he grew up attending st. Joseph
Parochial School for his ele-
mentary schooling and switched
to Aliquippa High School where
for three years he starred as
a football lineman as a center
and tackle. He graduated in
1857.
He is attending Geneva Col
lege through . scholarship
where he made the team tho
first year at college.
Jim won numerous honors in
cluding All-West Pennsylvania
Conference, Associated Press,
Little All-America honorable
mention, among several others.
He was fourth in number Of
tackles on the 1859 Geneva
squad and is majoring in educa-
ton. Head Coach BY Morgan
has already named this giant
sized lineman as co-captain Of
the 1860 squad, his senior year
at Geneva.
The undersigned as his aunt
and Alcro members, together
with friends of the Agich and
Mikovich clans, wish him full
speed ahead to the goal he had
set himself in life.
Barbara Agich
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Farrells Mike Burnace went
on to All-Events top distinction,
his 1472 total had competition
but the publicity in those days
made no mention of the indI-
vidual or any other score.
In special tournament awards,
John Turkaly of McKeesport
Lodge IS hoisted a one game
high of 23O which went unsur-
passed. Mike Burnace of Farrell
saw his Singles high of 551 go
down as the best series in the
1915 Tournament.
First Junior Tourney
An 803 team total by the Lib
erty Lodge 234 emerged as the
best single game effort by any
of the mems teams.
Despite the Tournaments
difficulty in taking place, it
goes down in the annals as
having had the first Junior
Division. Twelve teams were
represented, their composite
being boys and girls, or even
teams of boys or girls on the
team welcome.
Farrell Nest 100 wound up as
the first Junior Dux champs,
their winning score Of 1885 be-
ing closely followed by one of
1851 by Pittsburgh Lawrence
vile Nest 67. R. Zivic of Pitts
burgh Nest SIG bowled 1869, the
top series, while to L. Zettle of
New Brighton Nest 105 went
the honor of bowling 1879, the
top Junior one game score.
Considering World War II
restrictions, it was still the big
gest tournament in nine rum
nings. There were 81 teams en-
tered, 26 mems 13 women's and
IL Juniors. The 40 Doubles en-
tries were divided 26 and II be-
tween the men and the women
and the AZ Singles 33 and II
in the same order. Good pub
licity, some of it nurtured by the
barring restrictions, made it a
successful tournament.
Frank Braidic
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Ninth Annual Duckpin Tournament Was
Held Under Conditions Beyond Control
World War III Food And Gas RatiOning
Put Sponsors Behind Proverbial 8-Ball

PITTSBURGH Pa. - The running of the 9th c. F. o. Duck
pin which had been awarded to the Beavees Lodge
738 of New Brighton April 68 1945 into trouble
trying to take place.
Office of Defense Transportation World War
measure had impose little
possible travel and hotel needs.
result Tournament conducted four bowling
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A|iquippa Lodge 423 keg|ers Should
Support Newly Organized Dux Circuit
Failure of Members To Show Interest
Mystery To Officials Of Huge Lodge

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - A meet
ing of CFU Lodge 423 bowlers
was called for the last Sunday
of November and eight of the
forty members invited turned
out for the session.
1t was decided that bowling
would take place every Saturday
evening at 600 p. NJ, Sheffield
Lanes, beginning December II,
and that all interested members
should be informed of same.
These weekly sessions will
help the bowlers get acquainted
before the tournaments roll
around next spring. Last season
our lodge paid the entry fees
for 5 teams.
The new sports director Is
Frank Siktar, 1876 Baker ST..
Essex 5-6745. He may be
contacted at home on week
ends, as he is away at
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versity of Indiana at Bloom
ington, Ind.
He received a scholar
ship while attending York
vile High School and was
also a member of the Ohio
Valley All-Star football
team.
Up until a few years ago
the Seach family resided in
Republic.
We of Lodge 528 and Nest
189 extend to Bill our best
wishes and hope he makes
good at football.
Mary Depcrymski, Mgr.
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Establishments in three separ-S
ated geographical sites over one
weekend.
Farrell keglers opened the
tournament by rolling their
events Friday evening at the
Hickory Recreation Lanes,
East State Street, and at the
Strand Alleys, "a Shenango
Avenue, both in Sharon, Pa.
Saturday evenings bowling
took on at the famous Alleys,
Third Avenue and Ninth Street,
New Brighton, and, because OF
a local Sunday ban, moved to
the Orpheum Alleys, 476 Frank
lin Avenue in Aliquippa, Pa, to
dispose of its scheduled entries.
Those of the Tournaments
die-hards, who could, trekked it
to the st. Cyril and Methodius
Church Hall in New Brighton
for the Victory Banquet which
the hosting Beaverites prepared
as best they could under food
rationing conditions.
Rough On Home Front
Nearly fifteen years later this
may seem strange to those who
were too young to remember
that era. Nor was the lot of the
tournament m m t tie e easy
either.
Tony Brajdic as chairman,
Tony Delac, Secretary, and John
Burich, treasurer, were not to
be envied for the extra work
thrust upon them by such a
"ciganski" tournament.
The Beaverites Lodge 1888
of New Brighton entry in the
Women's Division rolled 1912
to a new alI-time team high.
In so doing they broke three
year old 1904 mark set by the
Pittsburgh Liberty Lodge 234
women.
AS the defending champs, the
Midland, Pa, Lodge 1872 ladies
placed second with an 1869 to-
tai.
However, the Midland Lodge
732 fair sex bowlers dominated
the Division elsewhere. Their
Ann Batch and Kay Karas COM
pounded 762 Doubles score to
cop that title, leaving second
place to the Alcro Lodge 72O
rookie pair of Alice Povelitis
end Frances Habazin with a 739
score.
Midlanders On Spree
In Singles Marge Daniels roll
ed a championship 434 and Da-
MICA Spisak had herself the run
ner-up mark of 403, both hon
ors going to Midland Lodge 1872.
Kay Karas, also of Midland
L. 1872, with a 1861 aggreg-
ate for 9 games nailed down
the All-Events flag. This was
a three-year all-time high for
this category.
AS if this weren't enough, Mil
dred Pansy, another Midlander,
rolled 181, the feminine one
game tourney high. Kay Karas,
a teammate, bowled 488, the
Tournaments best series.
The second only other fem
mime honor which, escaped Mid
land Lodge 1872, went to the
champion Beaverites ladies team
who rolled an all-time team high
game Of 707 to crack the three
year old 701 mark set by the
Liberty Lodge 234 ladies in
1912.
The Mems Division ca m e
through in a dead heat as both
the Pitpas Lodge 706 and the
Liberty Lodge 234, also of Pitts
burgh, tied at 2229 pins. The
first time the likes of this hap
pened in the male ranks. Ali
quippa Lodge 423 placed second
with a 2151 score.
FarrelPs Burnace Hot
A $50 count by John Grieco
and Bill Babic of Pittsburgh
Lodge 1 netted them the Doub-
les trophy. Frank Habazin and
Matt Thomas of Lodge 720 Ali
quippa, Pa, in 941 offered the
strongest contention.
Mike Burnace, Farrell, Pa,
Lodge 126, with a 551 set took
the Singles title, while Ed Ko-
zar, McKeesport Lodge rs,
bowled 534 as the next best
score in the Singles tabula-
ton.
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B0WL|NG'S NIFTY
Chicago In 80

SLOBODA SAC. is deep in
the heart of plans for the gigan-
tic C.F.U. Bowling Tournament
to be held in Chicago, May II,
13, IA and Is, 1860. Here are
some of the highlights:
Headquarters: The beauti-
fully remodeled Morrison Hotel
in the heart of Chicago's famed
Loop.
We would like to assure ev-
cry out-of-towner that rooms
ARE GUARANTEED for you
and your guests. No one with
a reservation will be turned
away. The Morrison has ex-
panded and remodeled and is
one of the best hotels in this
Convention City.
Bowling: 81 alleys at the
new MARZANO'S, located on
Archer and Pulaski Road.
Friday night Welcoming Re-
ception And Dance: Morrison
Hotel.
Saturday Dance: Morrison
Hotel-the beautiful CONSTI-
MUTTON ROOM.
Sunday Banquet: Pilsen PARK
Ballroom.
Information on sightseeing
tours, Chicagoland activities and
points of interest will be availa-
BILE at tournament headquarters.
Plan your vacation around this
tournament-or just plan for
the best weekend you've ever
had.
Everything is being arranged
for your pleasure and convent
ence.
DON'T MISS THE FUN!
Dolores HanaceE
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william Seach Seen
As Future Great At
Midwest University

REPUBLIC, Pa. - Will
liam Seach, son of George
and Ann Seach, who trans
ferred to CFU Lodge 528
from Nest 189 last year, is
presently attending the Uni
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VANCOUVER, b. G.
Lodge 1877 Katz League

Ann Mahovlic, Sec'y.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
News of D. C. Studios
She Knows the Score
By LORRAINE Ann FRICKA
star stan Writer

Annette Durham of HyattSvile, Md Twenty
year-old Annette is single, does free lance
modelling and studied art locally She is the
new scorekeeper replacing ElinOr Knight, who
retired to await motherhood.
Milt Grant, WTTG-5. is again conducting
the Teen Queen Contest. Qualifications: Beauty
and charming personality. For the third
consecutive year.
Lee Reynolds, host of WTTG-5's Grandpa's
Place, will conduct the Christmas Card Art
Contest presented in cooperation with the
District of Columbia tuberculosis Association
The contest ends December IL. Another or
Grandpas innovations is the Canine OF the
Day." which is being presented in alphabetical
order On November 80 the dogs species must
begin with the letter a." AS write this 1t
is still a mystery what Grandpa will come up
with. . Twila Walker, WTOP-TV's director
OF sales promotion, has one of the starring
roles in "The Glass Menagerie" which Is being
presented by the Little Theater of Alexandria.
WTOP's busy Eddie Gallaher will be the
master of ceremonies at the Landon schools
annual sports dinner on December /.
Milton @. Ford of WTTG-5, Jim Gibbons OF
WRC-4 and MOrrle SiegeI of WMAL-7 particl-
pated in a Masquerade Party recently. AS one
of the mystery guests disguised as Jockey
Jim stumped the panel Milton e. Ford was
the most surprised of all because he spent the
once mentioned it. incidentally, Milton Q-
host Of the Big Movie weekdays, l pm-
WTrG-5J, has been featuring dog day on :
the show in cooperation with the Animal
Rescue League and has doubled their homes
for dog adoption.
JOhn SecOndari moderator of Open Hearing
is now travelling in the Orient but Will return
to WMAL-7 December g. Jerry Ssrons Is
adding to his collection of horses, which now
numbers seven, the latest addition is to be
named Hush Puppy" after Jimma's new prod
uct, Hush Puppy mix. Pick Temple ana
Lady appeared in the Silver Spring Christmas
Holiday Parade last Friday. Joe McCanrey'
WMAL news commentator, is taking his time
when he drives to his Fairfax County home after
his II o'clock news show-McCaffrey has hit
and killed fox, Just missed three rabbits and,
on a recent Sunday night, had to stop ana
wait 20 minutes for a skunk to decide Whetner
or not it would spend the rest of the night IN
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privileges. What security have
we II we cannot look into q mir
eor and say, you are a free
nam"
mo true American has failed
to feel a lump in his throat-a
feeling Of JOY, of pride, of grave
|respect-as the flag passes. Each
one knows his heritage-that of
a strong and free country.
My security consists of know
ing that men and women are
working together in a Demo-
cratic way of life not for your
good, not for my good but for
our good.
LET us remember that the
people, their thoughts, our coun-
try and our God are our securi-
ty. Carl Sandburg said it this
way,
"lf America forgets where
she came from, if the people
lose sight of what brought them
along, if she listens to the de-
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niers and Knockers, then will be-
gin the rot and dissolution"
Williams has a record Of ach-
ievement and participation in
school activities. He was a men,
Der of the football team for four
years and served the final sea-
son as co-captain, played bask-
etball for four years and will
enter his fourth year of baseball
competition this year.
In addition to being president
of the Senior Glass, he is vice
president of the French Club
co-editor of the school paper,
member of the Monogram Club,
chorus, Future Teachers of A
merica, Future Farmers of A
merica, Beta Club, photographer
or the school annual, and has
served as reporter for FLA and
secretary of the Junior Glass.
His activities in church work
include being secretary of the
Young Peoples Department of