PHOTO FEATURES
WINNERS Of hNT£&-SERVICE
PHOTO CONTEST ANNOUNCED
WASHINGTON (AFPS) —-The eighth Inter
service Photographic contest, hosted
this year by the Marine Corps, ended
with the Army emerging as the,winning
service by a system of points, t '
In the black and-whit§( category,
"Best of Show" entry was by Army Sp5
John D. Stewart, 6th USASA Field Sta.
AF M/Sgt. Dean'Hooper, ?th Air Divis
ion, took "best in the color trans
parency groups. . .
The first place black and. white i
winners were: , Portrait s—AF M/Sgt.
Norman Zeisloffy Sports and Action—
I A/2C David M. Sindel*. Military Life—^
uF T/Sgt; Lloyd A. Borguss. \ Europe
Scenic—Capt. Charles L. Hettel, and
Experimental-—Sp5 Stewart. ' h
In the color category: Portraits—
Cdr. Edward C. Scully; Sports and ac
tion—S/Sgt. Robert D. Gill;' Scenic
—Sp4 Richard M. Brogan; and experi
mental—M/Sgt. Hooper,
In addition to _ these, the judges
chose second and third place winners
and five for honorable mention in
both categories. Awards were made to
a total of BO photographs, and trans
parencies. '' ; ' ",
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OHlENT^L UHILD—This entry earned M/Sgt
Norman Zeisloff of Hunter aFB, Ga., 1st
place in’ the portrait division of the
black and white group in the 8th Inter
s ervic e Phot ography Conte st.
■ SERVICE SPELLING . QUEEN—
, , Smiling Roberta feed, 12
visits with Under Secre
*; tary.pf ; the Air Force
'*. Malcolm -A MacIntyre dur
ing her stay in Washing
ton, D. G., as champion
of American dependents•
schools in Europe at the
1959- National spelling ;
Bee finals. She.is the
daughter., of: AF Capt .
■ Allen Reed with the 420th
.. Air .Refueling Sq., Scul
thorpe AB, England.