The White Falcon - 21.02.1969, Side 2

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THE WHITE FALCON
Friday, February 21, 1969
HOW DO YOU CUE A CAKE? - AFRS disc joekey Chuck
Cebrick ponders the audio quality of a chocolate marble
cake presented to him by the CPO Wives’ Club. Chuck
departed for the U.S. on Monday afternoon for separation
from the Navy.
High School Honor Roll
The following students have made the A.T. Mahan Honor
Roll for the 3rd. six weeks (Nov. 18th - jan. 17th.):
High Honor (All “A’s"): Grade 7; Lorna Hyman; Grade 9;
Susan Rusch.
Honor Roll (All “A’s” and “B’s”): Grade 7; Terri Cecil,
John Donor, Pam Laursen, Debbie Rogers, Agnes Skow-
ronski; Grade 8; Laura Boyer, David Devaney, Mike Pen-
sel, Chris Rusch, Barbara Stackpole, Billie Jo Zirger;
Grade 9; James Ellis, Linda Kelly, Charles Loyd, W'endy
Poffenberger, Karen Tiderman, Terry Varner; Grade 10;
Sharon Criss, Eileen Sims; Grade 11; Terry Boyer, W'ayne
Kempson, William Nolan; Grade 12; Kaj Devaney, Debbie
Richardson, Penny Surratt.
The following students have made the A T MiRan Honor
Roll for the first semester of school (Aug. 25 - Jan. 17th.)
High Honor Roll (All “A’s”): Grade 8; Chris Rusch, Billie
Jo Zirger; Grade 9; Susan Rusch.
Honor Roll (All “AV’ and “B's"): Grade 7; Terri Cecil,
John Donor, Lor;.a Hyman, Debbie Rogers, Agnes Skow-
ronski, llene Stevens; Grade 8; Laura Boyer, David De-
vanev, Mike Pensel; Grade 9; James Ellis, Linda Kelly,
Charles Loyd, Wendy Poffenberger, Karen Tiderman, Terry
Varner; Grade 10; Sharon Criss, Eileen Sims; Grade 11;
Terry Boyer, Wayne Kempson; Grade 12; Debbie Richard-
son, Penny Surratt.
Project Officers Named
For DOD Campaign
The Department of Defense Overseas Lombinea reueral
Campaign now going on here is a grand-slam operation
aimed at the most efficient raising of funds that can be
staged. Twelve National Health Agencies, the American
Red Cross and nine International Service Agencies are
enrolled under the Combined Federal Campaign banner.
From Feb. 15 to March 31, every effort will be made to
gain voluntary participation among military' personnel and
Federal civilian employees here. No dollar goal has been
established, a practice that has been in effect since the
first drive, but because of the urgent need for solid back-
ing of agency programs, military officials hope for greater
per capita giving than last year.
When asked how much a person should give, Naval Sta-
tion Commanding Officer CAPT Ralph W'. Hart said the
best answer is outlined in the fair share giving guide.
“We are often asked that question,” he said. “It isn’t
easy to answer but the guide established figures that are
considered fair to all personnel. Naturally, in the final
analysis, the decision to give and the amount to give are
the sole responsibility of the individual donor. No one
can answer that better than the man himself.”
It is possible to give one sum or to arrange for a payroll
deduction plan that spreads the amount and the time of
giving. It is also possible for the donor to specify the
agencies he wishes to support and the way he wants to
divide his qontribution among them.
This year’s Campaign Chairman is CDR Robert J. Stev-
ens, Supply Officer, U.S. Naval Station; Publicity Project
Officer is W'arren Papin, Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Naval
Station; and the Campaign Administrative Officer is Thomas
R. Roberts, Supply.
Project Officers of each department are as follows:
NAVSTA - Admin., Ens. T.L. Oswald; Aircraft Maint.,
AMCS R. Hausauer; Air Operations, LTJG W.M. Kindel;
Comptroller, LTJG Lippert; Commissary Store, Lt. F.
Carver; Dental Dept.,Lt. J.E. Wright; Industrial Relations,
Mr. L. Trenner; Medical Dept. LTJG Berry Means; Navy
Exchange, LTJG G.J. Donegan; Public Works, LTJG M.
Brewer;.Security, Ens. R.R. W'itucki; Supply, SKC J. Bel-
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THE WHITE FALCON
U.S. Naval Station Keflavik, Iceland
Commanding Officer..........................Capt. Ralph W. Hart, USN
Public Affairs Officer...........................Mr. Warren J. Papin
Editor......................................SN Luther Conant, USN
Assistant Editor.............................JO3 Kent Bishop, USN
Reporters...................................J03 Wayne Leloo, USN
AlC John Grega, USAF
AN Tom Currie, USN
Varitypist.......................................Mrs. Hrefna Miller
Photographer................................PH3 Larry Pierce, USN
The White Falcon is published weekly on Friday in accordance with
NA\EXOS P-35, revised July 1958. for free distribution to personnel of
Naval Station, Keflavik. It is printed at the Naval Station Printing Plant,
Keflavik, Iceland from appropriated funds.
Opinions and statements made in articles published here are those of the
authors and are not to be construed as official views of the U.S. Govern-
mcnt. Department of Defense or the Navy Department.
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