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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28

an illness he managed to keep
to himself as he painfully
went about his duties as own
er of the Di-N-Rose Restau-
rant.
Born June l, 1922, at Ruth,
Nevada, bro. Perich was the
Secretary of Lodge 3O4 for
the past three years. Prior to
that he served the Lodge in
numerous other official capa-
cities.
A graduate of Ambridge
High, School, he served in
World War ii as q bOmbar-
dier for 81 years and was
employed at the National
Supply Company.
He was a member of the
VFW and Loyal Order of
Moose, both of Ambridge, and
the Baden American Legion.
At the funeral home, his
bier was decorated with nu.
merous floral tributes anc
his military funeral was very
well attended by scores of rel.
atives and local and district
friends.
Survivors include his wife,
Diane Hrvoich Perich; son,
Randy; mother, Mrs. Sava
Perich; and brother, Sammy
Sincere condolences are ex-
tended to the bereaved fam.
lily and we pray that the Per.
petual Light may forever
shine upon him.
The members of Lodge 304
have lost a true Fraternalist
Violet Roncevic, Rec
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Canton Mothers viii
Hold Halloween Fefe
Eridav, October 30m

CANTON, Ohio - The
Mothers Auxiliary of Lodge
541 will sponsor a Halloween
Party Friday, Oct. 30, at $50
pm. in the American -Croa-
tian Home, Winfield Avenue,
N. E.
There will be games, stunts,
ETC., with prizes awaiting the
winners.
Four prizes are to be a.
warded for the prettiest
and funniest costumes and
two other characters"
There are also other prizes
which will be up for grabs
during what promises to be
q hilarious evening.
Delicious refreshments will
be served to make the night
all the more enjoyable.
While this Oct. 80 Halo
ween Party is primarily for
the members of Nest 1876 and
their guests, we definitely
want the parents to turn out
for the fun.
Let's make Oct. 80 q fam
lily night and forget the trou-
bles of the world!
Florence COmsia, Director
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Farrell Queen, Convention Delegates
To Be Feted On Sunday, November 1st
Nearby Convention Delegates Expected
To Attend Festivities In Croatian Home
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Nest may rest assured that
. rare evening of entertain
ment awaits them on Sun
day, Nov. 1.
The home cooked meal
should hit the spot with
young and old alike and the
program will be short and al
ways to the point.
There will be no long,
drawn out speeches during
this Testimonial Banquet hon
oring Miss Monteson a n d
Lodge 1926 Convention Dele
gates Sophie Burnach and
Justina Lucich.
On the contrary, this il to
be q real old fashioned Gro
attain affair - eat, drink, and
Be merry!
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South Hills Leaders
Set To Proceed With
Lodge, Nest, League

PITTSBURGH - Plan s
are well under way for the
near future debut in the So.
Hills Area of Pittsburgh of a
new CFU Lodge, Nest, and
Tenpin League.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Sec
retary of the Society, is doing
the organizational spade work
and invites all interested in
joining or transferring to the
new Lodge or Nest to con-
tact him at Tuxedo 2-3655
after 6 o'clock in the evening.
Bowling will take place at
the new Wesley Arena in the
new Southland Shopping Gen.
ter, off Route 81, in Pleasant
Hills.
The lanes are expected
to be completed early in
November and the new G.
F. U. Tenpin League will
take over 4 lanes every Fri
day at 9:15 pm. sharp.
Many of our people are To-
Gated in the South Hills Area.
Some are at present members
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union; others still outside the
fold. All are now invited to
contact bro. Bella and ask
him to put them down as
members Of the new Lodge
and Tenpin League.
- Campaign Committee
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outlined, we'd be delighted
to hear from you.
The people who live in the
metropolitan Chicago area
will probably be contacted di-
rectly by one of the under
signed, or others, for their
reservations. You can, how
ever, send your reservations
in directly to Frank Krasich,
3619 S. Rockwell, Chicago 81.
We might explain that the
reservations before hand are
essential so that the caterer
can be informed on the num-
ber Of persons to serve.
Svi Dobro Nam DOsli
We are looking forward to
seeing all those who were in
Detroit, from our area, at this
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Detroit 351 Shaping
Feather Partv Agenda
For Sunday, Nov. 22nd

DETROIT - The Annual
Lodge 351 pre-Thanksgiving
Day Feather Party will be
held Sunday, Nov. %, in the
Croatian Natl Home, 1921
E. McNichols.
The days chain Of activi-
ties will begin at 3 pm. Slated
to provide the music are the
Balkan Cavaliers and the tur-
key awards will be made at
8 pm.
Plan now to attend this
Feather Party. You might
be one of the fortunate
guests who will take home
a plump bird.
Other events we here are
looking forward to are the
Thanksgiving Day afternoon
concert appearance in the
Croatian Natl Home of the
Farrell, Pa, "Sloga' Junior
Tamburitzans and Kolo Dan
GERS and the concert to be
rendered Nov. Is in the Ford
Auditorium by the Cleveland
Tamburitza Symphony.
Mark Kramarich, Rec.
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KEN OSHA A, Wise. -
Shades of pumpkins, spooks
and trick or treaters if it isn't
time again for us to gather at
Burgers Hall in Kenosha for
that annual event, Amity's
Costume party!
This year the event will be
held at Halloween and in
case you haven't any kiddies
at home plaguing you with
"trick or treat" night, you'll
know that Halloween falls on
October 31st. Yessiree, after
you've made the rounds, don
your favorite costume and
come join us for an evening
Of dancing and prancing, fun
and merriment!
Get out your thinking
caps gals and guys and see
if you can surpass some of
the past winners in the cos
tune field! just a little ef-
fort and a little time can
end up with your having
the costume to surpass all
others!
Choose from nurse ry
h Y m e characters, foreign
lands, radio or t.v. or movie
characters, costumes portray
ing events or historical per-
sonages, witches, goblins and
spooks! Prizes will be award
ed for costuming, so spend a
little time so that we can have
a little fun!
Dancing to the merry mel
odies of Charlie Elias and his
boys will begin at 9 pm. so
that it will give you a chance
to get those supper dishes out
Of the sink, your kiddies tuck
ed in; and your costume or
ganized.
BY the way if your excuse
for not coming is haven't got
a baby sitter-don't forget
that in our day we went with
our parents and slept on the
chairs. / don't feel that my
growth was stunted because
of my attending dances with
my parents, nor do l think
their fun was spoiled!
1t was always an event
when q ''Za jednica" dance
was nearing; all of u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28
Fred Perich Was
Noted Secretary
Ambridge Leader
Highly Respected

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - It Is
with deep sorrow that we
must record here the passing
July "a, 1859, Of Fred Perich,
lifelong member of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union, for
several years Secretary of
Lodge 304, and highly re-
spected in local business cir
cles.
Bro. Perich died in the Gle
veland Clinic Hospital after
an illness of several months,
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We now ask that they re-
m e m ber this outstanding
Democratic candidate for
Councilman-at-large on Tues
day, Nov. 3. He is indeed a
good friend of our people.
Michael NOvOsel, Sec'y
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members of San francisco
Lodges 81, 876 and 900.
The San Francisco Com
mittee OH Arrangements is
headed by Frank Kuchan,
Chairman, and Mary Petru-
celia, Secretary. With the
about support of the Nor
thern California Central
Committee, the local group
is expecting a huge crowd
for this public salute to the
Society's 65th Anniversary.
Proceeds of the fete will
revert to the funds Of the
CFU Scholarship Foundation.
The Program Committee
has engaged two of the fin
est musical groups for the en-
ioyment of the celebrants.
They are the Jadran Tam
buritzans, the finest such
string ensemble in Northern
California, and Eddie Hark-
ness Orchestra, which has
played many times in San
Francisco's famous M a r k
Hopkins and st. Francis no.
tells and appeared often on
television and radio pro-
grams.
Highlight of the program
will be dancing by the Santa
Clara Valley Junior Order
Nests 612 and GIG artists, the
stars of the CF'U's entertain
ment world Of tomorrow.
Johnny Shows non-Slavic
ensemble is also scheduled for
a program appearance.
Invite Old Timers
Honored during the pro-
, gram will be the areas "CFU
Old Timers" those fine men
and women who through the
years sacrificed much to builo
the Society we are so prouc
of today.
To be hOnored are all
with fifty or more years of
membership i'm the CrOa-
tian FraternaI Union. Each
will be introduced to the
audience and presented a
gift i'm behalf of the Nor
thern California Central
Committee of Lodges.
These Northern California
yeterap members Of ths
CF'U include the following
, Lodge 81, Josip Brasar, ia
kob Kusic, Jerolim Matosic
Ana Mestrovic, Petar Musla.
din, lila Vidic, Pavao Wut.
chich, and Sofia Wutchic.
Still others: - Lodge 121
Ivan Bratovic, and Antor
Skrivanic; Lodge 352, Ana
Bokarica, Jack Dicklich, Pc
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OCTOB e R

2S. - Nest 318 Mothers
Club Fashion Show, Croatian
Home, 1721 East McNichols,
Detroit, Mich, 8 pm. Music
by Balkan Cavaliers, choice
of refreshments.
80. - Lodge 514 Mothers
Auxiliary Junior Halloween
Party, American Cr o t i a n
Home, Winfield Avenue, Can
ton, Ohio, $50 pm. Prizes,
games, refreshments.
81. - Lodge 504 Harvest
Festival, Croatian Home, 1919
Lowellville Road, Struthers,
Ohio, $50 pm. on. Dancing
to Lancers and Happy Bros
Tamburitzans, b arb ecue d
lamb, refreshments. G. F. u
Board of Trustees President
Milan Skrtic speaker.
81. - Lodge 692 Costume
Party, Burgers Hall, 4917
Seventh Ave-, Kenosha, Wise.
g. pm. Refreshments, music
by Charles Elias and His
Tamburitza Serenaders.
81. - Lodge 306 and Nest
364 Program and Dance, Slo'
venian Home, Rock Springs
Wyoming, 1880 pm. Home
m a d de delicacies, refresh
ments. Music by Rudy Mar
chetti's Orchestra.
81. = Junior Order Nest 81
Halloween Dance, Kralj's
Hall, 6OO1 West Madison
West Allis, Wise, Z pm
Dancing, refreshments. Pro
ceeds will revert to funds o1
Silver Strings Junior Tambu
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rita Orchestra.
81. - Lodge 351 Young
Adults Club Ha i o w e e n
Dance, Croatian Home, 1921
E. McNichols, Detroit, 8 pm.
Music by Balkan Cavaliers,
prizes, refreshments.
NOVEM Err
8. - Lodge SO in Banquet,
Program, and Dance marking
65th Anniversary of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union, Croa-
tian Home, 6314 st. Clair
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, 1:30
pm. English Editor of the
Zajednicar Stephen F. Brkich
speaker.
8. - Southern California
Central Committee Of C.F.U.
Lodges in "Slavulj Day Gel
ebration, Polish Hall, Cren-
shaw and Vernon, Los Ange-
les, 4 pm. Selections by "Sla-
vulj" Glee Club; dancing by
Junior Kolo Group under di-
rection of Miss LAM Papadol.
IA. - Northern California
Central Committee of ,C.F.U.
Lodges in Program n d
Dance commemorating 65th
Anniversary of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, California
Hall, Polk and Turk Streets,
San Francisco, 7:30 pm. Two
orchestras, choice Of solid,
liquid refreshments.
26. - Natl Croatian Home
Corp. presents the Farrell,
Pa, "Sloga' Junior Tambur-
itzans and Kolo Dancers, all
CF'U members, in Turkey Day
Concert and Dance extrava-
ganza, Croatian Home, 1721
East McNichols, D e TT OF t,
Mich, $3.50 pm.
DECEM BER
20. - G.. F. u Children's
Home Annual pre-Christmas
Program and Party, Potter
and Ballard Roads, D e
PLANES, ILL.,, 3 pm. Details
later.
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. Members of the Croatian
Fraternal Union may be
found in almost every State
of the Union, in the Territory
of Alaska, and in every Pro-
vince in Canada.
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East Chicagoans
Hail Civic Leader
Charles McGregor
Awaiting Elections

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
A man who has spent his life
time working with and in be-
half Of the younger element,
and who ranks with the fore
most boosters in this area Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
Scholarship Foundation, Inc,
is a candidate in the Nov. 8,
1859, general elections for
Councilman-at-large in East
Chicago.
He is Charles (Red) Nc
GregOr, the sOn-in-laW of
one of our good Holy Tri-
nifty" Lodge 154 members,
Barbara Spudic. His wife Is
also an active member of
Lodge 154.
Coming as he did from a
large family, Mr.. McGregor
knows the value of keeping
boys busy. Thus it was that
nearly 6 years ago he found
ed the Boys Club" of East
Chicago which now has q
membership of 500 boys with
a full-time director.
Much of the money for the
Clubs equipment and expen-
ses came out Of Mr.. McGre.
gor's pocket during the early
struggles of this fine youth
organization.
He is equally as proud OF
something else he did for this
great industrial center in the
id-West: Winning fol-
East Chicago national &C.
claim as the cleanest city o1
its size in the United States.
| A fantastic accomplishment
when one considers the size o
the industrial plants within
its city limits. But not neces
sar-ily so in the book of Char
les (Red) McGregor, wht
thrives on the civic impossi
BILE and gets the job done ir
a hurry. ,
Mr.. McGregor has work.
ed with numerous fraternal
and civic groups. He has
been q member of the board
of, Directors of the Commu-
nifty Chest, a past presi-
dent of the Riley Park O.
vic Club, and is now pres
ident of the East Chicago
Community Council.
For the past "a years HI
was in the employe of th'
vast Inland Steel Co. Durinl
that time he was q membel
Of USA-CIO Local 1910
served as chairman Of PAC
as Steward, and as Directol
Of Athletics.
At present he is a supervi
sor in the Inland Steel Pip,
Shop.
Mr.. McGregor has done ma
ny favors in the past for va
rious members of Lodge 154
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Chicago Area Convention Delegates To
Sponsor Unique Dinner Sunday, Nov. 8
Officials, Former Officers, Others In
Demonstration of Good WILL Friendship
f.. from Pare

get-together, and we hope ev-
eryone will make an earnest
effort to be present.
OF course, We shall be
very happy to have the out
of-tOwners who happen to
be in Chicago on Novem-
Der 8 also.
Borrowing a phrase from
the beat generation, that's
the message" brothers and
sisters. We sincerely believe
the afternoon will be enjoy
able and worthwhile for all Of
us and can add only do vid-
jenja."
Stanley r. Juracich
Frank kraSich
Michael Juricek
Joseph B. Rady
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Proceeds of No. California Festival
Earmarked For Scholarship Foundation
Fifty-Plus-Year Veterans of Society To
Be HOnOred During Nov. 14th Celebration

SAN FRANCISCO - The Northern California Central
Committee of CFU Lodges will present a Program and
Dance Saturday Nov IA in honor of the 65th Anniversary
of the Croatian Fraternal Union of America.
Hosting the festivities to be held in the California Hall,
Polk and Turk Streets ant at 7:30 pm will be the
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Compiled and edited by the
English Editor of the Zajednl-
car, this column is devoted ex-
clusively to events sponsored by
Lodges, Nests, Central Com
mittees, and other Croatian Fra
ternal Union outlets in the Uni
ted States and Canada. Provided
space is available, events may
be listed 80 days in advance of
the date thereof.
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&c e Nj B e r
Kenosha's "Amity" Lodue bq2 Primed
For Saturday, Oct. 81. Halloween Fun

Traditional Annual Social Gathering
Always Highlight of Early Fall Season
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Mary e. Kolar, Sec'y
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

Of 1858. She previously had at
tended Cambridge High School or
Cambridge, Maryland. where she
compiled an outstanding academic
record. At the time of her transfer
from Cambridge High she was the
leading student in her class. She
was very active in dramatics and
school publications.
During her Senior year in Mil
ford. Emma has taken part in the
Senior Glass play and is a MEM
ber of the Yearbook staff.
Emma plans to enter college in
September. After graduation from
college, she plans to do missionary
work
Menu-June | to
Monday: Milk. Spaghetti Tomato
Sauce, Cheese Sticks. Cut Green
Beans, Bread and Butter. Pudding.
Tuesday: Milk, Chicken Noodle
Soup. Submarine Sandwich. Diced
Pears.
Wednesday: Milk, Deviled Eggs.
Potato Chips, Green Vegetable. Hot
Roll-Bufter, Fruit Cup.
Thursday: Milk. Beef Vegetable
Soup, Assorted Sandwiches, Cake.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

Carole Steiner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. v. Steiner of 1924 North
Walnut Street, Milford. plans to
enter the college of William and
Mary in Williamsburg. Virginia. to
study languages. She hopes, after
graduation from college, to obtain
position whereby she might trav-
Ell abroad.
Carole attended Mae Evans jun
ior High School in Mobile, Ala
bama, during her freshman and
sophomore years. While in the Mo-
bile School System, she took part
in dramatics, was member of the
Tri-Hi Y Club, serving as dele
gate to the State Tri-Hi Y Conven-
ton held in Montgomery. Alabama.
In 1857, Carole entered Milford
High School where, in addition to
being an outstanding student in her
studies, was a member of the school
newspaper staff, member of the
May Court and Prom Committee,
and participated in the Junior Play.
During the summer of 1858, Car
ole won an American Field Service
Scholarship to travel abroad and
spend the summer in Holland.
Carole has been very active; her
senior year being editor of the
Yearbook, participating in the Sen
ior Glass play and was honored by
being elected by a Faculty Com
mittee to membership in the Ma
tional Honor Society.
Emma Stallings, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Stallings of Is
Fisher Avenue, Milford. entered
Milford High School in September
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29
HOUSTON
Mrs. Viola ThistIewOOd
Phone: GA 2-4944

A Thought: How stupid to hold
on to the old, the soiled, the MARI.
ed, God is ready to make all things
new for us.
Church news for Sunday. May
3l-Sabbath School at 10 a. m.
with Robert II. Yerkes, Sr., Gen.
eral Supt.; Alvin o. Brown, Jr
Supt; Mrs. Doris Clifton, Cradle
Roll Supt
Call to Worship by the pastor
Rev. Ray w. Kirwan. The service
OF worship begins at IL a. m, with
the organ prelude, Mrs. Agnes
Webb at the organ assisted by John
Clark at the piano. The Senior and
Junior Choirs will present special
numbers and the minister will de-
liver the sermon.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will meet at GAS p. m, after which
a social hour will follow in the
Fellowship Hall.
Let's not forget the Strawberry
Festival that is to be held Satur-
day, May 80 Memorial Day. begin
ming at 4:30 o'clock. 1t is being
opOnDOACu ny Tic OISdulLdIlOuS VI
the church and all proceeds will
go. toward painting of the exterior
of the parsonage. Go for nice
drive and come back for supper.
There will be hot dogs, hamburgs,
strawberry short cake, homemade
ice cream, cakes, baked goods,
lemonade, soft drinks, hot coffee,
and donations are being. sold on
a cake. Your patronage will be
greatly appreciated so come out
and help this worthwhile project
A reception to welcome back
Rev. and Mrs. Ray W. Kirwan was
held in the Fellowship Hall on
Tuesday evening. About IS were
present for this pleasant evening.
Short talks and welcomes were ex-
tended by Alvin Brown, Jr. Supt.
of the Sunday School; Josiah Par
Wis, president of the Methodist
Men; John Lennon, Jr., vice presi-
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

dent of the Official Board; Mrs.
Dorothy Pearson, president of the
OUR Glass; Mrs. Doris Clifton.
Cradle Roll Supt.; Junior Will
liams, counselor for the MYF;
John Howard Yerkes, President of
the MYF; Mr.. Hubbard Macklin,
lay leader; Robert H. Yerkes, Sr.,
General Supt. of the Sunday School
and Mrs Robert Yerkes, President
Of the WSCS. Songs were sung
with Mrs. Agnes Webb as the
were presented with personal gifts
from the people of the church.
After this, a social hour followed,
with delicious refreshments of
punch and homemade cake.
Mrs. Cora Powell of Salisbury,
Md, spent from Saturday til We'd
1esday with her cousin, Mrs. James
smack. Mrs. Smack accompanied
Ter home for a few days and en-
Dyed her visit very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Voshell
spent the weekend with relatives
n Chester, Pa, and visited Phila-
Ielpn1a, on MONDAY.
Miss Ginger Long of Princess
Anne, Md, was the overnight guest
IN Friday of Miss Janice Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carey of
Townsend, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
,lendaniel of Little Creek, were
guests of Mrs. Minnie Armour and
Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes on Sunday.
I Il or~lxr Nf
Georgetown, is now making her
lome with her sister, Mrs. Ida
Williams.
Preston Minner, a member of the
Iouston Cardinal All Club, won
he Kent County All Talent Show
or a single entry, held in Capitol
5range Hall, Dover, Thursday
evening of last week. He won east
over stiff competition. He per-
formed at the annual dinner given
.he graduation class of Milford
High School by the Milford Rotary
Club Monday night.
A Commemoration: After the
civil War, May Both was designated
rs Decoration Day to commemor-
Ite the dead in the war, and later
,he name was changed TO Memorial
Day. My father, George w. John
son, wore the Blue of the Union
army and fought in the Battle of
Antitem, one of the bloodiest bat
Ties of the Civil War. Sc, as Decor
alton Day draws near the last lines
of the poem, The Blue and The
Gray come to mind:
Under the sod and dew, Wait
ing the Judgment Day,
Under the laurel the Blue, Under
the lilies the Gray.
DR.. and Mrs. Ian Napier of Spo-
kane, Washington, have announced
the arrival of a little daughter,
Sharyl Louise, on April 18th. Mrs.
Napier will be remembered as the
former Miss Rosalie Kirkby, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Kirk
by of Wilmington.
The Napier's have another
daughter, Donna Marie who flew
East with her mother, last summer
for a visit with relatives. While
here they visited Mrs. Napier's un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kirby.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29
Milford HiQh
School News
faIedictorian Named

Sally Ann Belts, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Harris Belts of
Chestnut Knoll, Milford, has been
named Valedictorian of her class.
Sally, in addition to being an honor
student for four years, has played
prominent role in the extra-cur-
ricular program of the high school.
In her Junior year. Sally took
part in the following activities:
/. Elected to the National Honor
Society.
2. Member of the Varsity Bas-
ketball and Hockey teams.
3. Member of the Junior Prom
Committee.
4. Member of the Junior Class
Play.
5. Member of the May Day Com
mittee.
6. Member of the Future Tea
chers Club.
During the past school term, her
activities have included:
1. National Honor Society.
2. Slide Rule Club.
3. Yearbook staff
4. Member of the Varsity Hook
ey and Basketball teams.
5. Varsity Cheerleader.
6. Member of the May Day Com
mittee.
Sally has brought honor to her
school by winning the State Essay
contest on "Americanism" spon-
sored by the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and winning the State Essay
contest on my True Security
sponsored by the ]. C.'s.
Sally plans to enter the. Univer-
sity of Delaware in September and
study chemical engineering.
CO-SalutatOrians Named
An unusual situation has arisen
this year in the selection of the Sal
utatorian of the class. After care
full study of the scholastic records
of Emma Stallings and Carole Stei-
ner, both were found to have ex-
actly the same scholastic index
Both girls will serve as salutator-
ians during the Commencement
program.