The White Falcon - 20.08.1971, Blaðsíða 3

Dial-a-Teen
ends summer
work program
125 students enrolled in U-of-M
fall college program here
lliar voice to anyone who has utilized the "Dial-A-Teen"
is Lee Doss. She has been there daily from 1-5 p.m.
If it’s news... Call 4156
Sixty-five teenagers are en-
rolled in a base club organiza-
tion called Dial-a-Teen.
Started on June 7, Dial-a-Teen
is simply a telephone employment
service for teenagers.
The types of jobs that Dial-a-
Teen fills are: Assisting at a
party,washing and/or waxing cars,
baby sitting, lawn work, house
cleaning, ironing, typing and tu-
toring. Each job has a specific
set price.
In the past month, the Dial-a-
Teen Secretary has filled an av-
erage of 5.4 jobs a day for the
club members, showing progress
compared to last month's average
of 4.6 jobs a day.
Says Teen Club advisor Jan
Shaw, "Dial-a-Teen is acting as an
ermediate for jobs that would
rwise never be found. Also,
have been able to keep many
teenagers quite busy this summer.
The compliments and praise for
this service has been outstanding."
Mrs. Shaw also noted that they
wish to continue Dial-a-Teen
throughout the winter months, and
that they are presently awaiting
approval.
If you have a job that needs
to be done, but you don't have
the time, leave it up to Dial-a-
Teen. Just dieil T.E.E.N.
an aw
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Term I of the University of Maryland's fall session here at Kefla-
vik is now underway.
There are 125 students enrolled in the six courses—Business Ad-
ministration, Anatomy, English (101), English (202), Icelandic Lan-
guage III and Psychology. ■■■■■■■ ---------------------------------
Enrolled in the Business Ad-
ministration course are: Hector
Diaz, Edward A. Fanton, Gerald R.
Gutoski, Alan S. King, Ronald W.
Morgan, Walter C. Parks, Elliot
J. Pritchard, Brenton L. Robin-
son and William M. Sherman.
The Anatomy course is being
taught to the following students:
WilliamW. Brooks, Rocardo M. Cam-
mack, Richard R. Donnelly, Fred-
erick L. Freshcom, Joyce L. Gard-
ner, Jose M. Hernandez, Eugene A.
Holland, Doris J. Jarrell, James
C. Johnson, Paul E. Michau, Ross
A. Niinisto, Katherine L. Pearson,
Gary L. Owens, Frank M. Schenel-
linger, William M. Showalter, Lee
F. Smith, Casimer J. Stawicki,
Arlen C. Tritt, Robert D. Wilcox
and William Wilson.
Taking English (101) are: Da-
vid H. Carpenter, Alan D. Cox,
David L. Crockett, Sandra C. Crou-
cher, Francis P. Davis, David C.
Donovan, Stephen S. Drago, George
R. Faust, William T. Freer, Rob-
ert A. Frick, Murl K. Gibson, Rob-
ert Z. Gray, Victor G. Jones,
Charles W. Knox, Elvin V. Manges,
Robert S. Meredith, John E. Mor-
ton, Anthony J. Novak, Chiles D.
Noyes, Robert D. Staneck, Kenneth
A. Taschner, James E. Swauger,
Charles T. Tenbroeck and Rhod
Winthrop-St. Gery.
Enrolled in English (202) are:
Harvey H. Brodersen, Rose Q. Dug-
gan, Raymond L. Ehrlich, Joyce L.
Gardner, Neil S. Gardner, John P.
Hesch, Raymond N. Hickman, Edward
C. Horton, Stephen M. Kwinski,
Emile E. LaPorte, Crowell A. Lis-
enby, Robert B. Murphy, Robert T.
Murray, Carrol Owen, Jerry M.
Pate, Gerald S. Pepper, Randolph
C. Peterson, Avis L. Rivera, Gene
R. Rock, Russell W. Sane, Gary D.
Scheidt, Robert D. Staneck and
Eugene J. Zweigle.
The largest class, Icelandic
Language III, has the following
people enrolled: Harlen R. Adams,
Lance B. Blanchette, Pamela A.
Catazano, Ralph N. Chipman, Jo-
seph C. Dicarlo, William C. Gam-
ble, Michael P. Cogg, Norman C.
Green, Jory B. Klein, Joel A.
Laws, Barry B. Lennox, Herbert E.
Melendy, Marilyn P. Melendy, Ir-
vin L. Moren, Frank L. Phillips,
Larry N. Rasmussen, Edmond L.
Rogers, Frederick L. Rychener,
David E. Sander,William C. Sloan,
Walter R. Stovall, John Tank,
Clifford C. Teeter, Gary D. Tuck-
er, Robert G. Walton, Floyd L.
Wheeler, Doris F. Williams, Betty
R. Wilson, Ronald G. Skipper and
John Beling.
Attending the University's
Psychology course are: Albert L.
Broadbent, Harvey H. Brodersen,
Thomas D. Christmann, David P.
Cummings, Orville G. Darnell,
Gary L. Deeter,Galvin J. Edwards,
John J. Ernest, Nancy L. Ernest,
Jay M. Eyre, Robert A, Huston,
Norman Lariviere, Michael J. Len-
ches, Randall D. Mayo, Larry G.
Nelson, Louis Rizo, August G.
Sholder and Gene D. Winter.
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