WEl-C'OMt ABOARD
Frank > K. STAILEY JIV, : FA
Assigned to; Navy Exchange
Received from; RTC, San Diego, Calif.
Hometown; Sherman, Illinois ' • ■ :
Robert L. MATTHEWS, AMCA
Assigned to; Operations
■Received from; NAS, Whidbey Island,Wash
Hometown; El Cajon, Calif.
Robert’V. HAYES, RM3
Assigned to; Admin/Communications
Received from; PMR, Pt. Muga, Calif.
Hometowns? Sacramento, Calif.
Dennis G.-SMITH.,- FA ..
■ Assigned to; Public Works
Received froms.RTC, .San Diego, Calif.
Hometown; 'Newport, Oregon
Leonard L. ZUPAN, FA
:Assigned to; Post Office
Received from; RTC, San Diego, Calif.
| Hometown; Newport, Oregon
! 1 Elmer G.- PHILLIPS, FA
I Assigned, tos Post Office , i
| Received from;RTC, San Diego, Calif.
| Rometown; BakerfieId, Calif.
John G. BUSSELL
Assigned tos Supply
Received fromsRTC, San Diego, Calif.
Hometowns Cover D'Alene, Idaho
I Eli D. KENNEDY, FA
j Assigned tos Admin/AFRTS
; Received fromsRTC, San Diego, Calif.
! Hometowns La Verne, Calif.
18013BY5GXONTHE ROCK*
As you all know there was a basket
• ball game held Friday, December 2, at
i the Village Gym. The game between
’ Eagles and Marines proved to be very
j exciting, but nevertheless we lost. It
I was really a very embararrinq nite for
; the cheerleaders, they weren't coordi
. nated at all. Come on girls. We need
a little more practice.
It seems that two new fads have been
started in school. One of them being
"Snuggles".' For all of those who don't
know"'what/it is., they are little, stuffed
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APT.mOPHY'^gS
‘' XHAM"
Air Maint.
Supply”3"
CPO’s ;•
Supply "C"
Marine "A"
Motor Pool
Wx Guesser’s
Medical•
Comm. Store
Trans.
Supply "D"
P. Wv Maint.
Marine "B"
MilPers
GCA
A ACS
Army
Marine "C"
Hi Game•
Hi Series
W
3
3
5
4
4
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
'0
0
L*
O’
0
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
2
2
5
5
3
3
PCT
1000
iobo
833
667
667
667
. 667
667
667
'500
333
'333
333
333
167
167
000
167
IFF
2222
2021
4746
4349
4319
2092
2076
1976
1951
4626
2201
1963
1950
1728
4144
4082
1781
1728
Team
Avg;
740
673:
791
724'
719
697
692
658
650
771
733
654
650
576
690
630
593
576
232 Lightbddy
608 Miller
Hi Average 202 Miller
BASKETBALL
The Captain’s Trophy Basketball
League ended Friday, 9 December when
the Marines defeated Public Works and
OPs defeated the Admin, team by forfeit.
The Marines, as a result of their Fri.
night victory tied for 2nd place while
undefeated Army won 16 and>lost "0" to
cop first place honors. Admin by-a
"no show" forfeit to Operations of the
last game had to be satisfied with 3rd
place while OPs edged out Weather Ser
vice and Supply who were 5th & 6th re
spectively.
The High School, while winning no
games showed their usual high sports
manship and competitive spirit in play
ing the seasoned service teams. Hats
off and orchids to the High School team
for their endeavors and onions to the
Admin team who didn't show on their
last scheduled game.
Congratulations to the .'Army team
consisting of SHALOO, BECKUM, GREENE,
BOBCOCK, BOWMAN, MILL I KEN., M OR LEY,
FALLS, and MCMURRY. Your impressive
16 win "0" defeat record is a fine one.
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