ALL STAR ADAK VOLLEY BALL TEAM
DEPARTS FOR FORT WAINRIGHT ALCOM
TOURNEY TO BE HELD 13th,14th,15th
The Adak All Star Volley: Ball Team
left Saturday for Fairbanks, Alaska
where they will compete in an Alaska
Service Tourney on the 13th, 14, and
15th of April,
Team members, their station and Home^
town are as follows:
LTJG Roger K. WBBEijt, OinC of the team,
from Redondo Beach, California.
IstLT, USMC Raymond S, JENKINS, ComSta
from Winchester, Massachusetts.
ENS Brent 3ANTA, CEC, USNR, Naval Station
from Rolling Hills, California. Coach,
\TCS James F. PASCHALL, USN,NavalStation
from Puyear, Tennessee.
CTC Donald E. BISHOP,USN, ComSta,
from Laurel, Mississippi
GE1 Lynwood G. EUBANKS,USN, ComSta,
from Raleigh, North Carolina.
AE2 Raymond R. TAYLOR, Jr,, NavalStation
from Lancaster, New York.
hT2 Ronald E. HGVLAND, Naval Station,
from Groat Falls, Montana. Coach.
PR2 Ricardo VIGO-LANDRAU-;, Naval Station,
from Carolina, Puerto Rico
HM3 Thomas. L. PRICE, Naval Station,From
Tucson, Arizona.
CEPCN George E. ,URIE, waval Station,From
Jrbana, Illinois
HN Wesley D. GREER, Naval Station, From
Roseburg, Oregon.
Good Luck to the Adak All Star Volley
^all team.
Team members were chosen from the mil
itary teams which were entered in the
■recent Captains Trophy Volleyball contest
which saw the High School winning under
;he coaching of ENS BANTA who goes with
che military contingent of the Adak ALL
STARS as Coach.
BEST OF LUCK TO THE ADAK ALL STAR VOLLEY
BALL TEAM. WE HOPE YOU COME HOME WINNERS.
ATTENTION ALL CLUB CARIBOU MEMBERSsThere
ivill be an important general meeting of
all interested members of the Club Carib
out at 1830, 9 April 1962 at the Club#
The purpose of this meeting is to readthe
newly proposed House Rules and obtain the
concert opinion of all members before fin
al submission to the Commanding Officer#
All members are urged to attend#
LEADERSHIP FIELD TEAM TO VISIT ADAK
E IGHT DAY SEMINAR TO BE HELD ALONG
WITH li- HOUR DISCUSSION OF TIE MEAN
:'ING OF~GENERAL ORDER 21 FOR DIVISION
'OFFICERS, CPOss AND 1st CLASS P.O.'s.
All Division-Officers, Chief Petty
Officers and First Class Petty Officers
will;attend a Tg- hour discussion of the
meaning of General Order 21 .and the need
for leadership training at 0830 on 26
April at the Station Theater, in the
^ering Building*
All Department Training Officers,
Chief Perry Officers and 1st Class Petty
Officers functioning as division Chiefs
will attend an 8-day Seminar in Leader- g
ship* The seminar will be held from 080; "
to 1130 from April 27 through May 8 at
the Station Theater, Bering, Building.
We ate fortunate in having the BuPers
Field Leadership Team made available to
Adak. No.; man, no matter how much of a •
leader he thinks he is or is comes away
from their discussions or Seminars with
out learning something®
All Department Heads are•requested to
insure that their key personnel attend.
HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH CONTEST
The members- of Wi.lliwaw Chapter #1132
Toastmaster's International extend con
gratulations to' Kay Shop maker, Albert
Frascella and Robert Marvel upon their
selection as finalists in the High School
Speech Contest* The Chapter wishes to
think all the students who participated
in the preliminary speeches and whose
enthusiasm and interest helped make the
contest successful* The three finalists
selected at the 2 April PTA meeting,will
vie for top honors by presenting speeches
at a special program to be televised at
2-330, 12 April on our local T.V* station*
The winner.will receive an engraved 1st
place cup and a $50 Savings Bond donated
byt the Services "A'' Facility, First Nat
ional Bank of Anchorage. Runners-up will
receive'engraved cups designating 2nd &
3rd place honors. This T.V* Program is
a must so don’t, forget to tune in at 203C
12 April 1962*
BUY BONDS