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The White Falcon
April 25, 1980
In conjunction with your PCS
conus move the new NEX Special
order desk can make you a
unique opportunity to
buy furniture as a
part of your move.
Ninety days or more
is required. Take
advantage of this
opportunity today.
Call 2141 or see the NEX Special
Order Desk at the Exchange.
Students perform with excellence
The Air Force
Assistance
Fhnd
Air Fore* Aid Society
Air Force Enlisted Men's Widows
and Dependents Home
Air Force Village
The A. T. Mahan Schools have re-
cently ended the third nine week
grading period. The upper school
has established three Honor Rolls
for those students who performed
with excellence.
The following students have main-
tained a straight A or 4.0 Grade
Point Average (GPA) for this grading
period and are noted as Outstanding
Scholars: For Grade 12---Curtis
Benham, Gerald Hansen, Kevin McLard,
Elise Reeves, Sharon Schoelkopf; For
Grade 11---Lisa Keller; For Grade 9
---Brian Woods; For Grade 8-------Tim
Hearne, Tracey Hester; For Grade 7
---Jim Berg, and Sena Griffin.
NSGA SAILOR-OF-THE-YEAR—The NSGA 1980 SOY, CTM1 Dwight Rawls (center), is
flanked by six other NSGA members during a recent awards and advancement
ceremony: (left to right) LTJG Harry Myers (Letter of Appreciation); CTM2
Linda Burroughs (Petty Officer of the Quarter); CTTSN Lance Deviney (Sail-
or of the Quarter); CTT3 Melissa Steiner (accelerated advancement); CTR3
Taun Cortado (Good Conduct Medal) and CTR3 Ben Smith (Good Conduct Medal).
Rawls NSGA’s Sailor of Year
Cryptologic Technician (Mainten-
ance) Dwight G. Rawls is the 1980
Naval Security Group Activity Sail-
or-of-the-Year. In addition to his
duties as the cryptographic and tel-
etype repair workcenter supervisor
at NSGA, Petty Officer Rawls also
provides maintenance support to the
ComFairKef and NavFac Special Intel-
ligence Communications Centers.
He recently received a Letter of
Commendation from ComFairKef for his
outstanding support of that command.
He was also their Sailor-of-the-Year
for 1978. He has firmly estab-
lished himself as a "head and shoul-
ders" sailor who is tops not only in
his rating but also as a major con-
tributor to the command and to the
NATO community. A key person in the
NSGA $3 million site consolidation
project, which was completed in Sep-
tember 1979, Petty Officer Rawls al-
so found time to coach a women's
softball team to the 1979 base cham-
pionship, and he was later selected
to coach the women's NATO Base team
in the Northern European tournament
in Edzell, Scotland. He is presi-
dent of the command Acey-Deucey Ass-
ociation and was chairman of the
NSGA 1980 Birthday Ball held in the
Officers Club on April 19.
Petty Officer Rawls, his wife
Helen, son Matthew, and daughter
Myrriah will depart this summer for
Pensacola, Fla., where he will be
assigned as a Class "A" school in-
structor for the CTM rating.
Those students with a GPA of 3.5
to 3.9 are noted as Exceptional
Scholars: For Grade 12------Brenda
Brookins, Charlotte Ericison, Anne
Martin, Deeanne Wardman; For Grade
11--David Garrity; For Grade 10-----
Todd Estes, Cari Tuxford; For Grade
9---Verena Groh, Brady White; For
Grade 8----Terri Estes, Diane La-
Croix, Carol Luce, Kris Neri; For
Grade 7----Diane Garrity, Rick McKin-
ney, Brad Mordan, Lee Smith, and
Deanna Walton.
The following Honor Roll students
maintained a GPA of 3.25 to 3.4:
For Grade 12---Michael Scanlon, Ro-
bert Vance; For Grade 11-------Tamra
Berg, R. T. Porter, Rick Sault; For
Grade 10---Holly Frandsen; For Grade
9---Jim Thyden, Lucinda Webster; For
Grade 7----Margret Rogers, and Hea-
ther Zacha.
It’s not too late!
The Air Force Assistance Fund
status as of April 18 is as follows:
There are 519 contributors so far,
which represents 50 percent partici-
pation. So far $4,385.50 has been
collected which is 128 percent of
the set goal.
It is still not too late to make
a contribution. See your Unit Pro-
ject Officer today.
COMMANDER ICELAND DEFENSE FORCE
Rear Adm. Richard A. Martini
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
Lt. Cmdr. Perry C. Bishop
EDITORIAL ADVISER
JOC Skip Groce
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JOl David Crowe, Jr.
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