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POX LUCK DINNER
ENJOYED TUESDAY
Mt» Edgecumibe Practical
Nurses group held their month
ly meeting with a port-luck
dinner and Christmas party on
Tuesday evening at the dormi
tory of 'the Practical Nursinjg
School at Mf. Edgecumbe.
Forty were present includ
ing’ the advisor; Miss Freda
Murray. Practical nurse stu
dents and Miss Mary Jane
P»ul, a student at Mt. Edge
mmbe school, were honor
guests.
Dinner wias followed by
games, singing Christmas car
ols and a gift exchange.
BARANOF CHAPTER
TO MEET THURSDAY
A stated meeting of Baran
•f chapter No. 15, O. E. S., is
scheduled for 8 p. m. Thursday
evening. at ithe Carpenter’s
Hall.
Committee chairmen are re
minded that annual written
reports are due at this time.
Election of officers also is
scheduled for this meeting.
Announcement will be made
of final plans for the annual
Christmas party of Dec. 17.
Members are urlged to be
present!. .
LEGION AUXILIARY
WILL MEET THURSDAY
The American Legion Auxil
iary will meet at 8 pim. Thurs
day evening at the Annex. Fi
nal plans will he made for the
Children’s Christmas party.
Members who have not as yet
registered their children who
are 12 years or under, are ask
ed to do so prior to Dec. 10 This
pan:y is for children of mem
bers of the Legion and Auxil
iary and will be held Sunday,
Dec. 18. All members are urged
to attend.
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SITKA WOMAN’S CLUB
TO MEET FRIDAY
Sitka Woman’s Cluib will
meet Friday night at 8 p. m. in
the elubrooms.
The Christmas program will
feature musie by a quartet com
posed of Miss Phyllis Lowe,
| Mrs. Oliver Hallman, William
Bullick and Frank Latta; a
Christmas legend; and the tra
ditional candle lighting cere
mony.
Hostesses for the meeting
are Miss Louise Davis, Mrs. Al
istair Short, Mrs. Robert Petro
and Mrs. Judson Lanier.
Sports Trail —
by Whitney Martin
NEW YORK (Jf>) The bowls
are going ito be overflowing
with brains as well as brawn
Jan. 2, with quite a few of the
tootball players competing prac
tically being able to think their
way to a 10 yard gain around
end or mouse trap a guard by
calculus.
These bowl-bound menial i
Igiants are amonlg the athletes !
selected by Lester Jordan of
SIMU for his 1955 All-American
academic teams, proving again
that ability to master class
room work isn’t necessarily a
handicap to an athlete.
Texas Christian, which meets
Mississippi in the Cotton Bowl,
alone will send three top sch
olars into action in Jimmy i
Swink, Hugh Pitts and Joe
Williams.
Swink, who came within lour
points and 21 yards of setting!
all-cime Southwest conferencej
records in scoring and yardage,;
is a geology major who last!
spring had a classroom record !
of four As and three Bs. Pitts
has a B average in business ad- j
ministration, and Williams had;
As in math, chemistry, history
and physical ed., and Bs in
psychology, Spanish and phy
sics. A chinch schedule, of
course.
UOLA, host to Michigan
State, can point with pride to
Bruce Ballard, quarterback and
pre-medic student who had a
straight A record last spring.:
Johnny 'Herman, an end. had
five As during the same period
and Doug Bradley, a back had
three As and a B.
Vanderbilt, which meets Au
burn in the Gator Bowl, has
several fine scholars, including
co-captain Jim Cunningham,
outstanding in history as well
as at center, and Henry Tyler,
end, who came through with
straight As in ipre-med. Last
spring 21 Vandy foo.ballers
earned honor roll grades.
Call Woodworth, Jay O'Neal
and others rankinlg high schol
astically will be on the Okla
homa squad journeying to Mi
ami to meet Maryland in the
Orange Bowl. Maryland not
only lost its regular fullback
Tom Selep through injuries in
September, but his loss cost the
team its 'best scholar. He’s one
of the top civil engineering
students.
Captain Buck Nystrom, Norm
Masters and Gerry Planutis
are classroom stars of (the Rose
Bowl-ibound Michigan Staters.
Wade Mitchell will play ifor
Georgia Tech in the Sugar
Bowl with a straight A average
and Pitt, Techs opponent, will
counter with another classroom
ace. Cornelius Salvaterra.
Here are the All-Academic
teams selected by Jordan with
the aid of collelge publicity men
newspaperman and sportcast
ers:
FIRST TEAM:
Ends — Ralph Chesnauskas,
Army, and Jim Houston, Wash
ington.
Tackles — Sam Huff, West
Virginia, Jim Orwing, Michi
gan.
Guards — Buck Nystrom,
'Michigan State, David Hawk
SMU.
Center — Hugh Pitts, TOU.
Backs — Wade Mitchell, Geo
rgia Tech; Jimmy Swink. TOU;
Gary Glick, Colorado Aggies;
Don Schaefer, Nocre Dame.
SECOND TEAM:
Ends — Brad Bomba, Indiana
and Phil MoHough, Oregon.
Taickles — Bob Bartholomew
Wake Forest; Cal Woodworth, j
Oklahoma.
Guards —- Dave Weaver, O
hio State Vernon Bonder.
Navy.
Center — Jim Cunningham,
Vanderbilt.
Backs — Freddy Wyant,
West Virginia; Pat Levenhag
en, Wisconsin; Bruce Ballard,
UGLA; Earl Lunsford, Okla
homa Aggies.
THIRD TEAM:
Ends — John Hermann, UC
LA; Crawford, Rice.
Tackles — Bob Hobert, Min
nesota; Bill Wheeler, Kentuc
mannnnHnm
ky.
i Guards — Way land Roberts
Arkansas; Dick Deasy, Iowa.
Center — Johnny Tatum,
Texas.
Backs — Cornelius Salvater
ra, Pittsburgh; Ken Hagersrom
Boston University; Pat Uebal,
Army; Dave Burnham, Wheat
on College.
And just ito prove tihat a fel
low can be smart without be
ing an athlete, Jordan has nam
ed Jim Menton of Yale as stud
ent manager.
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