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S e n i i n d ^ f f i ’1
O HEG <IN T i l t RSI»AY. N O V E M B E R 13. 1952
N U M B E R 13
Alfred Stockdale J. Lemert Al lends Norman Chezem
Enlists in Army ¡National FFA Confab Graduated 23rd
November 4th
US Naval School
Jerry Lemert, arnlor, recently
¡attended the nuiitmnl F F A con
vention belli In K m iim u i City. H r
*« « one of two band delegates
from ( Iregon,
i W hile attending u mate F F A
convention In CoiAallis h year
«go. Jerry (»»ennie interested In
making an application for the re
cent trip anil playing In the hand
made up of two delegate* from
every mate In the U. S.
In addition to practice sessions,
marching and |ierlorm lng on the
convention program, J e r r y had
time to attend bualneaa sessions
of the convention Highlight« ot
the Week» program Included a
pageant sponsored by the F ire
stone < om|>ariy, a Coronation
Bull, a Saddle and Sirloin Bar-
B-Q. and three-mile-long parade
in which the band performed.
Lion* Roar
<'-»i«nv,.i n .'.iiiv
win march
down the auditorium aisle at 7 .’V)
p m Friday, November 14, to of a-n
tho annual high sc I m mi I a ffa ir
Elected candidate* fo r king and
queen are Billie Culvey and Jim
Childers, freshmen, Gail Forrester
and Rodgrr Gamble, so|iliomores;
Jeiria Culvey and Manuel Moore,
Juniors: and M ary Ixiu Wiese and
Jerry Lem ert, seniors.
Special bonuses w ill be given on
certain days to the class candi
dates having the highest number
of vole* sold since the previous
count 'Die bonus Schedule Is a-
follows;
Friday, November 7 — 500
votes.
Monday, November 10 1000
(over the week-end).
W«Mnesda/, November 12 —
1000 lover the holiday).
Thursday. November 13 —
500.
Friday, November 14 — 1500
Hast d ayl.
A ll ticket stubs m u it be in th<
ballot boxes by 8.45 a m . Friday
| or they w ill not be counted. Home
1 M r s to km m r
room» w ill be the last 30 minute*
A llt FO R C E B O O K L E T
of first period when all remaining
A 32 page booklet, "You and the
Alfred Stockdale.31m of M r. and
Naval Aviation Cadet Norm an B. money and unsold tickets must bt
M r» Earl I I Stockdale of M artin A ir Force Reserve," w ill be di»-
Creek road. Collage Grove, en- trlbuted Khottly m quantity to Clwzem. 21, »on of M r. and Mrs. turned in and the books balanced
JlMed in the auny November I unit» of the Fourth A ir Force a* I. A Chi-zimt of 849 North Lane Each das» w ill be penalized a>
for three year». He I» a graduate well a* by dlrrel m all to Inactive street, CottLge Gtove, graduated many votes as unsold tickets not
[October 23 from the U. S. Naval turned in at that time or th«
reservists In the Northwest.
of Uniop high school.
This booklet contain* Informa- »«•hool, Pre-Flight. Pensacola, Fla money that Is not turned in foi
In addition to a thorough phy sold tickets.
'Ion on the reserve and the statu*
Booths were assembled by M r
of the rnsriviat, including ! « ■ ,. sical training program, the 15
pre-flight
course
which W enner’s classes Wednesday. No
non* of reserve unit*, district* week
completed include* aero vember 12. A ll decorating w ill lx
TAX RZCORO BOOKS and numbered A ir F o r e head-’ Chezem
nautical
and
naval subjects aimed done only by the p E. classes
'quarters; the ready and »tandhy
I ..
Alt fra«« m twiina«,
at preparing officer candidates for They w ill be undccorated Monday
I b it n « u r -io o n u m u t i s I reserve; assignment and tetcntlon flight
training and eventual com November 17, by the g irls gym
In the reserve; unit and individ
classes and taken down and [ h i '
$2 50 • 13 St • IS IS • la so
ual truining; the inventory of re- i missioning as naval officers.
Naval Cadet Chezem graduated away by M r. W enner’s classes.
nsuithjM a P w m m I BvUv»« Lo«fca ZJ«, }t
•orve |M-rxonnel resources; priv
Thespians were to decorate the
ilege*
avallatile
to tem-rvists- ¡from Marshfield high sch««.l In
quahflcatlon* for retirem ent; re May, p u n He entered the naval auditorium stage Monday. W ed
tirem ent benefit* and pay tables, service In June 1948 prior to be nesday and Thursday evenings
anil answer* to question* most fre ’ ing selected for pre-flight tra in under M r. Sellers' auperviaion.
I ’ ll. SOS
Teachers w ill go over the game
ing thru the naval air station, Nor-
quently asked I? reservist*.
rules so students w ill be fam iliar
flok, Virginia In June 1952.
I li e is now assigned to the U. S with work In their booth. Teach
Naval Auxiliary A ir station, W h it era w ill also go over the work
ing F leld, M ilton, Fla., where he schedules *0» the students w ill
[ 1* engaged In prim ary flight know their responsibilities No one
training. Ujion completion of his w ill be allowed to leave any class
training
at Pensacola and Corpus or study hall to assist w ith th(
FAMOUS
( hr 1st!, Texas, he w ill tie awarded Carnival.
School buses running for the
the gold wings of a naval aviator
COLE STEEL
¡and assigned to duty w ith the Carnival in the evening w ill leavr
the school at 10:30 p.m. The C ar
fleet.
nival closes a t 11:00 p.m.
Ushers for the F rid a y night
Plain-dealing Is a jewel.
Ne I JO*
W illiam W ycherly program are: Dixie Wicks, Con
nie Chase. Bonnie Long, L ucik
Ravitz,
Sherry Fow ler,
Alic«
Carol Ann Rieden, Doris
A U T O M O lU i^ U Y E R H Lamb,
FO B Factory
o lg a te ,
Lavona Overholser
Nancy Aubrey, Alice Knacdlcr ant
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Ttw Rank Pl-n olfera vota two provrn
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