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CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
ate, will be received at the
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division o f
Procurement, Christiansted,
Croix, Virgin Islands. until
HOO AM. May 26, 1861.
SUPPLIES
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
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Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, US. Virgin
Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
1910
, 1961-05-10

Petersen, saxophonists; Ma
rio Russell, bass player; Earl
Chandler, conga, Theophi-
lus Larsen, drums a N d
Emile (Milo) Francis, pian-
list and leader of t h e
orchestra.
All arrangements have
been completed to take
care of the patrons on Sa-
turday night. As usual, Big
Daddy, will prepare the
several dishes that have be-
come popular since the
opening of the Castle at
Estate Concordia recently.
, 1961-05-10
Notice Of Sale Of Used
Government Property

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Division of P~roceurment, Chris
tiansted, Virgin Islands, until
Hoo AN. May 18th, 1861,
and then publicly opened for
the sale of the items listed be-
low, as is and where is, :
located at the Department of
Finance, Christiansted, St.
ICroix, Virgin Islands.
/ "Allsteel' General Fire
probing Filing Three
Drawer) Cabinet
2 Emerson" Electric Fans
l Royal Typewriter
l Underwood Typewriter
| L. C. Smith Typewriter
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any ~informality
in bids, and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, ST. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
4-5-6
HOME FOR E
, 1961-05-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Please take notice that the undersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministrato. in the above entitled estate. All creditors are hereby di-
rected to present their claims with proper vouchers within six co.
months from date hereof. Persons indebted to the said estate are re-
qnred to make payment within the said time, Persons claiming to be
next of kin shall file their proof of heirship with the undersigned or
the, Clerk of the District Court within the aforesaid time.
Dated: May 9. 1861.
PRINCE sEALEY
~9-17-24-Sl Administrators
, 1961-05-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT cRoIx: -FREDERIKsTED
In the Matter of the Estate of
CHARLES SEALEY, PROBATE No. : Il
Deceased.
Evening star., 1961-08-11
Eichmunn Verdict

Eichmann should die! He is
a criminal, a sadistic, inhu-
man machine, unable to dis
tinguish right from wrong.
His defenders say that he was
illegally kidnapped from Ar
gentina, that he is being tried
In q country non-existant
during the mass extermina-
tion Of 8 million Jewish peo-
pie in Germany, and that
his crimes have become dor
rnant over the last is years.
How can I express in words
this hideous, horrible crime
that he and the advocates Of
national socialism have COM
nnitted. 1t is indeed unfortu-
nate that he cannot become a
modern Prometheus.
Death is the only reward
for Eichmann's crimes and I
say let Justice be served!
-... WILLIAM RYAN
Evening star., 1961-08-11
Fan Club

I have seen some fan clubs
printed in Play Back and I'd
appreciate 1t If you would
print my fan club for that
wonderful singer and person.
ality, Johnny Tillotson.
Johnny has a new, great
record out, without You,"
and everyone in our fan
club is sure it will zoom up
the nations charts!
If anyone is interested in
joining the club or just wants
information about him, write
to me. I will be more than
happy to answer the letters
I receive. Please enclose a
self-Stamped envelope.
DORA KOMURO
$50 Twentieth Street NV.
Washington 6, ID. G.
Evening star., 1961-08-11

One Of my brothers is older
than I and live in Tokyo.
Our school is called Ku-
rate High School. 1t has
about 1,100 students and 40
teachers. It is in Nagata-
city, which Is five miles east
of Miyada.
Our town is called Miyada.
It is a mining town Of which
population is about $4,000.
I am interested In rock
and roll, movies. sports, etc,
I belong to the chemical
club at school. Please write
soon, some boy 10 or 10.
MOTOKO SHIMODA
26O3 Miyada -chO
Kurate- gun, Fukuoka ken :
Japan
Evening star., 1961-08-11
The Berlin Question

would like to know teens
opinions of President Ken
nedy's stand on Berlin.
I think this is the greatest
thing this administration has
done. I feel that If we don't
stand firm on Berlin we will
lose her and then more and
more allies until Russia VIII
have control over us all.
I don't think there will
ever be a nuclear war because
both sides know If one drops
q bomb, the other side will do
likewise. For example, In
World War I, the Germans
came out with poison gas and
by World War II everyone
had 1t 30 no one used it. ]
still feel 1t is better to be pre-
pared.
As Kennedy said, I think
the whole country should
stand behind him, Republic
cans and Democrats alike, at
such a crucial time, and pray.
MICHELE HOFFMAN
Evening star., 1961-08-11
On Voting
PATSY BARAN

Victor Lomacky, I do not
wish to go into the subject
of Milt Grant, though ! miss
the show very much, 80 I
won't. I am only writing to
comment en- two of your
questions. The questions: eff
teen ayers are so we'll
rounded, well-inforneo, why
haven't they written letters
to the District Commissioners
demanding the right to vote
at 10? Why isn't TEEN full
Of letters protesting this2" I
would say that If teen-agers
are not entitled to q mere
television show: it would be
absolutely aimless to demand
the right t. vote at the age
Of 10. I do not like being
called "complacent."
Evening star., 1961-08-11

named State tractor MAIN
tenance project winner.
This meant I would re-
ceive an all expense paid
trip to, the National 4-N
Congress in Chicago. Can
you imagine the thrill Of Q
farm youth, living in the
luxury of the Conrad Hilton
Hotel for a whole week, eat
ing in the best restaurants
and seeing the sights? 10
was an experience / shall
never forget.
Yes, life on a farm 4
busy. There's seldom q dull
moment. But at the same
time, it's a very satisfying
life. My future plans2 Cols
lege at Kansas State Uni-
versity, and then back 70
the farm for more dairying.
Only bigger and betterl
Evening star., 1961-08-11

lily picnics and get-togeth-
ers, hay rick rides, Judging
tours and club parties. OF
course there are girls at all
the affairs. I am really not
allergic to them, but I don't
have a steady girl friend.
I guess I just don't have
time for girls.
In nine years Of An club
activity, I have completed
about 20 projects, such as
tractor maintenance, con-
servation, field crops, Junior
leadership, etc. But my
greatest thrill In All
achievement came last year.
After winning the country
tractor driving contest for
the third consecutive year,
I placed second In the State
contest and was stunned to
learn that I had been
Evening star., 1961-08-11

parlor, enabling us to milk
more cows in less time, and
installed a new 300-gallon
bulk milk tank.
Our other operations in
clude a green-chopping feed
program for the dairy cows,
and the irrigation of sew
eral acres Of sudan grass
and alfalfa. We raise only
enough to fill the silo, and
usually put up about 1000
bales Of hay each year,
enough to carry us through
the winter. This past win
ter, with the help Of my
brother-in-law, David An
derson, we completed two
concrete pig parlors, enab-
ling US to feed about 200
pigs a year, raising them
from weaned pigs to about
225 pounds.
Extra-curricular activities
at school are somewhat
limited Sports i have had
to forfeit completely, since
1t is impossible to stay af-
ter school to practice. My
grades probably suffer a
little, too, due to my work
schedule, but I managed to
make the honor roll part Of
the time and none Of my
grades fell below average.
You may think my life is
just one dull routine Of
work, but that Is not 80 at
all. I have found time to
take part in the Future
Farmers Of America, serv-
ing as president Of the local
chapter this past year and
taking part In such activi-
ties as public speaking, live
stock and soil judging, and
attending the State conven-
tion at Manhattan, Kans.
! also take an active part
in All club work, attending
county and State fairs, fam
Evening star., 1961-08-11
Movie Sturs

/ am writing in regard to
Margaret's letter (TEEN,
August -. In some ways I
agree with her. I feel that
many of the movie magazines
are fabricating stories about
the stars. This is because the
public wants to hear dirt"
or something spectacular
about these people. The stars
are people, just like you and
me. I have given up buying
most movie magazines.
There are two suggestions !
would like to offer. First,
don't believe lies and bad
things about other people
when you don't know they're
true. And second, there is a
program on TV every week
day that actually interviews
the stars. On that show I
have seen such stars as
Fabian, Annette and Connie
Francis.
Evening star., 1961-08-11
By LLOYD LYNN, JR.

By LLOYD LYNN, R.
written for the Associated Press
What is the life of q farm
boy like? Does he work all
the time? What does he do
for recreation?
I cannot answer for all
farm boys, but I can tell
you about my own life on
the farm. Since my father
works away from home, in
Kansas City, I take most of
the responsibility for OPP
Grating our 55-acre dairy
farm plus about 40 acres of
rented land.
My day starts about 5:45
am. when I take over the
dairy chores, which include
milking about IS Holstein
cows, cleaning the dairy
barn and equipment, and
caring for all the other live
stock, calves, pigs, etc. The
feeding of the cows is done
by my 12-year-old brother,
Johnny.
We try to be in the house
by 7:30, so we can be on
our way to school by 8.
Johnny will be a seventh
grader at Hooker Junior
High next year, and I'll be
a senior at Shawnee Mis-
sion North. I drive the
seven miles to school,
mainly to save time.
When school is over, it's
hurry home to start the
evening chores and extra
jobs such as feed grinding,
fence repair and maintain
ing the machinery. On Sat
urday there are more jobs;
field work, hauling and
spreading manure, etc.
Occasionally in the eve
ming, after chores and sup
per are over, 7 may take
time off to relax by watch
ing. TV, or there may be q
All meeting to attend. But
usually it's an hour or two
of homework, or working
on eur dairy farm records
which I have to keep. I try
to be in bed by 10 o'clock.
Our farming operations
center around a Grade A
dairy herd which my father
and I have worked hard to
build up. In the last four
years, since I have been
old enough to take more re-
sponsibility, we have tripled
the size Of the herd and
Joined the Dairy Herd Inn
provement Association in
order to have complete and
accurate records on each
individual COW.
] Along with improving the
herd, we have built . new
walk-thrOugh type milking
Evening star., 1961-08-11
VERNON WISE

Editors Note: Get In touch
NTH Coach MuIvey about
september I, about a tceek
before school starts. He iDiu
be at Western then, accord
Inc to a school official.
Evening star., 1961-08-11
Kick OF

I would like to know when
Western High School begins
its fan training for a football
team. Please post in TEEN.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1961-08-11
PLAY. BACK
From TEEN Readers

Letters to the Editor must carry rteTS correct names
addresses and telephone numbers Pen names ioa DC
used If requested letters subject to condensG-
sion Address letters to TEEN The washington" STAR
. Washington 3, D. C.. .-es rs. s', ... ''
Evening star., 1961-08-11
Teen-Ager on the Form .., ...
SATISFACTION JUSTIFIES WORK

Editors Note: There
might be a problem keep
ing 'ema doiDn IN the cities
after = they read about
Lloyd Lynn, 5r. This 16-
year-oId Kansas youth op-
crates a prize dairy farm,
does all the milking, field
chores, bookkeeping and
,ohat not and still finds
time to be q leader In All
Club activities and keep up
on his school aDork. It's a
satisfying life for those iDho
lone the land, he says tn
this account, one OF a series
OF articles iDritten By teen
ayers 1Dho haze scored
national successes in their
fields of endedU0r.
Evening star., 1961-08-11
JIMON ATANDA
~ OshOdi Court
Lagos, Nigeria

I am a girl in Japan. My
sister got q pen pal from
TEEN. I have wanted to have
o pen pal In q foreign coun-
try.
I am q girl Of II. But III
be 10 in the next month. I
am In the third grade Of the
high school. I have parents,
tw0 hsetheFssand one ssisteR
Evening star., 1961-08-11
Pen PoIs

My name is Jimon Atanda.
] am 10. wanting q pen pal
Any age. We be very please
TO receive letter from people
who will write me. My hob
bies are swimming, reading.
study, picture exchange. For
give me all grammatical mis-
take.
.- JIMON ATANDA
an N-AIR N-..wk
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ST. DOROTHEus = BISHOP OF TYRE AID. 800 SAID:
"ARIsToBoLUs WHOM PAUL sALuTED) WAS BISHOP
or BRITAIN.
THEODORET BISHOP or SYRUS m SYRIA ~
AID. 435 SAID PAUL LIBERATED FROM THE FIRST
CAPTIVITY, PREACHED THE GOSPEL TO THE BRI.
TAINS"
ST. ATHANAsus. AID. $50 DESCRIBED THE
CHURCHES or BRITAIN AS ADHERiNc TO THE FAITH
or THE COUNCIL OF NICAEA AID. 32s.
ST. cHRYSoSTOM, AD. 347 SAID THOUGH THOU
sHoULDsT GO TO THE OCEAN OF THE BRITISH ISLES.
THERE THOU sHOULDsT HEAR ALL MEN, EVERY
WHERE, DiscouRsINc MATTERS OUT OF THE SCRIP
TuREs."
cILDA tALBANcUs) THE WISE, AID. AIS. THE
EARLY BRITISH HISTORIAN WROTE: CHRIST The
TRUE SON AFFORDED HIS LIGHT, THE KNOWLEDGE
or HIS PREcEPT. TO OUR ISLAND. IN THE LAST YEAR.
AS WE KNOW, or TiBERIUs CAESAR" This was in AID.
37 only four years after the crvefxion)
When Augustine arrived in Britain messenger from
the Pope British bishops repvdsfed any knowledge Of
called Pope but affirmed their obedience fhe ivrisdie-
fon Of he Bishop Of cserIeon Who alone under God.
our Ruler TO keep right in the way of salvation.
The Covenant Messsgs
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Engineers

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YOUR GOD. WHO IS INFINITE LOVE- EXCLUDES
UTTERLY THE EVIL, THE HUMAN, THE MATERIAL
FROM INFINITE. UNAVAILABLE oAANsPReseNT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE GENESIS l26 al
TEsTtFIES TO MY OFFSPRING, YOUR TRUE
BEING = slNLESs DEATHLEss MATTERLEss
FlEsHLEss. ADAM-EvELEss - NEVER BORN
NEVER DYING = SPIRITUAL, chRIsTIKE
Externally COMPLETELY PoPuLArlNc IN.
F'NiTY. EXCLUDING FOREVER THE M-Y.T.Hsl
EVIL. THE HUMAN, THE "MATERIAI"!!l
Y. 81: AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT ue
THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS [-IslvERy COON,
"HEAT-LIMP MILLIONS IN VAST Eoul.up
POWER FAILURE HITS A FIvE-MILE AREA"
TRAFFIC LIGHTS OUT; suBWAYs.
ELEVATORS STOP"
BY Richard 1. Madden
From skysersper heights to subway d.,sh. .-
ss'vrs threw five midtown square miles ;nte s..,u. -
'os'oo a. me peak OF the evening rush hour vex,.rd
SUBWAY TRAINS GROUND TO HIATT. uoTe,e
OFFICE BUILDINGS AND APARTMENTS wEnr n.n~
THEIR ELEVATORS STOPPED, AND THE,R A,e rcs.r,.
TIoNiNc SYSTEMS SHUT OFF,
was the hottest day in the year. a record o. &c.,.
n'snsn ever REGARDED June IL
Inc power went off shortly after
failure OF Consolidated Edsous w. 6s,h {, -. e'
Ams'sses" Ave. and in stations that feed no,. =. 49,.
ns"sn from the Queens entrance Of the ouesr.h. go.
Az service on trains Of the IND svbu. -. :, .ss'
hssssn yves stopped. ""s' v" MAN.
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UNLESS SUBSTANTIAL ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL
AID IS MADE AVAILABLE TO MEDICAL AND DENTAL
STUDENTS We SHALL HAVE DIFFICULTY w FILLING
CUR EXISTING SCHOOLS. LET ALONE ATTRACTING
ENOUGH STUDENTS FOR THE NEEDED EXPANSION
OVER THE NEXT DECADE" SAID BoisEFEuiLLET
JONES' SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO SECRETARY ABRAHAM
RBlcoFF.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24
vssId Crisis

Weld Cisis-
russss< 60. a. Psss'
4 epcAruYc my-TA lmk MS ADAM. Eve
.so umnenuJs cam - mBsFuLLv - REALLY
r. tual - GsooRmne olR- JESUS AID
- 1uFuaSenr o. pooausE And PROPHECY
10 -,W1cxeD AND ADULTERous GENERATIONS
OF .AasoTs>eR coAvoaTER lRc~ PARAcleTEL
EVEN The ptoly GHOST. TEACHING ALL
Y,spscs. EVEN THE HEALING or THE Ma
ryopuk REyHaAToR or The REAL. THE NEW
HEAVEN AND The NEW EARrH1 - Revelation ALL
VERY cooo~ - PERFECT - EXCLUSIVELY
REAL
FaeF CHURCH THERAPEUTICS. TIE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST MEssLA4. vNoscaTES. As DOES
40 DINER RELIGION THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY.
PERFECTION or nv CREATION. OFFSPRING.
UNIVERSE - Genesis l:76 - MAN. NY ETERNAL
MACE AND LIKENESS NEVER BORN NEVER
DYING - WITH DIVINE DOMINION. REJECTING
nv ETERNAL GOVERNMENT or The ONE.
REAL UNIVERSE
v. ~: The SCRIPTURES SAY: WE CREATED
THEM MALE AND FEMALE1
We DID NOT CREATE PHYSICAL. HUMAN.
ADAM-EvE MALES AND FEMALES - CHASTITY
FARCE" MYTHS /. THERE IS no SEX w THE
PHYSICAL SENSE. ~ NV
one UNIVERSE. THE SPIRITUAL +! - AND THERE
Is NONE OTHER JESUS SPIRITUALITY
or THE CHRIST - WAS BOTH MASCULINE AND
FEMININE LIKEWISE, THE GREATEST SPIRIT.
UALITY SINCE JESUS, or MY INCOMPATIBLE,
BELOVED PROPHECIES. REveLAToR MARY.
BAKER EDDY! OF OVER 30 YEARS OF MASTERFUL,
INCOMPATIBLE. REVIVAL or PRIMITIVE
CHRISTIANITY WITH IT'S LOST ELEMENT or HEAL.
ING. BUT WHOSE HIGHER MISSION IS -.
THE HEALING or THE NAToNs1
WORD CRISIS AND CATHOLIC EDUCATION"
Christian Heritage" = May 1861.
The Christian Church is teaching community Its
divine Go ye into all the world and preach
Gospel every creature TEACHING them 70 observe
whatsoever have commanded YOU Whenever the Church
has neglected 70 fulfill that mandate. the world has
plunged into dark ages, but Christian dis
epIes revived This teaching FUNSTON great and powerful
forces for human progress set into motion around
xhs world Therefore whatever happens in the field Of
ed0saon of immense importance the entire Christian
eommunify.
THIS IS TRUE WHETHER THE EPISODE INVOLVES
OUR LOCAL SCHOOLS OR CONCERNS SOME PAGAN
RULERS RESTRICTION UPON MISSION SCHOOLS M
THE REMoTEsT JUNGLE OUTPOST. THE SPOIL or BAT
TIE FOR WHICH MEN FIGHT TODAY IS THE STUDENT.
THAT IS. THE RIGHT TO CONTROL EDUCATION AND
ENLIST THE YOUTH or TODAY FOR THE WORLD OF
TOMORROW. TO THIS END. HE WHO GAINS A CON.
TROLLING POWER OVER NATIONAL SCHOOL SYSTEMS
eY THE SANE TOKEN CONTROLS THE NATION.
PERHAPS AT NO OTHER POINT IS THE CHURCH
OF ROME UNDER MORE SEVERE ATTACK THAN WITH
IN IT'S SCHOOL SYSTEM. A LOOK AT THE TROUBLE
SPOTS INDICATED ON OUR WORLD MAP WILL IND.
CATE A WIDE -sPREAD RESISTANCE TO ROMAN CATH.
oLIc EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. THE CATHOLIC PRESS
eLAMES COMMUNISM FOR THIS MOUNTING OPPosI
TON, BUT THE ATTACKS ARE so EXTENSIVE THAT
" IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PLACE ALL THE RESPONSIBILITY
UPON coMMuNIsTIc INFLUENCES. Other factors lie be.
hind this almost universal opposition Catholic nstiu-
fiens The Congo gives clear picture sny Of the
tensions by fhes situations battle for control
Of educational facilities and faculties within national GROUPS
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CO. POWER PROTECTION INSPIRATION - ms
GODS ONLY NEkLLIBlE MASTERPIECE s's]E-fes.
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mc~3N rEs7lFiEs BEFORE so~E $500 ~ THE
wcTrEs c--sIzc- 7l-G7 -Es CRY c. o GOD. HELP
sE~ At 7-E 7c@ CT -E7 VOICE MAS ANSWERED
NTH IN IMMEDIATE CHANCE ~ TIE COLOR or THE
SKY AND THUNDER TIE MALE MAS THOROUGHLY
--Es7ENEC
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST AsTRokAuT. SHEPARD.
We ARE or COURSE GRATEFUL AND THRILLED
FOR THAT ACHIEVEMENT BEFORE THE WHOLE
WORLD
AND ALSO FOR THE DIVINE PROTECTION OF OUR
PRECIOUS TEXTBOOK ACCOMPANYING CHARLES
LiNDBERcH m THE SMALL SINGLE MOTOR PLANE.
ON HIS NONSTOP FLIGHT TO FRANCE. IN 1917
We ARE THE MOST PRIVILEGED PERSONS OF ALL
RACES OF MANKIND AND ESPECIALLY SO. AFTER
We, moRE AND MORE BECOME GOOD sAMARITANs,'
BROTHERS KEEPERS AND ACCEPT THE ONE. REAL
WORK or ALL RACES AND PEOPLES! ALL THE TuAE
JESUS my FATHERS BUSINESS! "A
SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE WORLD. THE FLESH.
AND THE DEVIL = GIGANTIC. ADAM-EvE
FRAUDS AND Myths!
REACTIONS:
GRACIOUS GENEROUS. ESPECIALLY FROM THE
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JUNE "a. 1861
Evening star., 1961-06-02
SCHOOL OF THE WEEK.
Jennie Dean

rum, gymnasium, library,
and muli-purpose room.
The philosophy of the
school is to prepare individ-
uals for cooperative living.
This is carried out by placing
major emphasis on the per-
sonal and social problems of
the community as they are
met by workers. consumers
of goods and other individ-
uals participating in commu-
nifty living. This point Of
view involves the support Of
curricula providing for aca-
demic preparation, vocational
efficiency. civic participation
and social adjustment reach
ing all members of the COM
munity.
The curriculum includes the
regular academic courses as
well as cosmetology, barber
ing, industrial shop, auto
mechanics, carpentry, COM
mercial education and fine
arts. Co-curricular activities
include Choral Club, band,
Players Guild, Library Club,
Future Business Leaders Of
America, New Homemakers
of America, Math and
Science Club, Newspaper
Guild, boys and girls basket
ball teams, football and
baseball. We also have re-
habilitation students taking
courses in maintenance and
cafeteria work as well as in
several of vocational educa-
ton courses.
The faculty. 10 instructors,
includes personnel from vari-
Gus parts of the country.
They (the faculty members).
represent at least Is different
colleges and universities. All
members have bachelors de-
grees, and more than Is per
cent of them have masters
degrees or above.
With the closing Of school
slowly approaching, all eyes
have been on the lookout
for the outstanding students
of the year. Shirley Robin
son, a senior from Haymar-
ket, Va, has been named the
student of the year. Shirley
is graduating as valedictorian
of the senior class with an