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The White Falrnn
June 6, 1980
Student scholarships were awarded
Over 40 percent of the 1980 A. T.
Mahan High School graduating class
was awarded scholarships by the com-
munity which now sends them on to
further education.
Continuing a long standing tra-
dition in Keflavik, local organiza-
tions presented awards to deserving
seniors to help defray post high
school educational costs.
Presenting awards May 25 at the
Andrews Theatre were representatives
from: National Honor Society, Kef-
lavik Sports Officials, Windbreaker
Wives, Keflavik Chief Petty Officers
Association, Ice ana Fire Theatre,
PTO, Recreation Dept./Youth Center,
Naval Facility Women's Club, Fleet
Reserve Home, Midnight Sundowners,
960th AWACSS Women's Club, AIMD,
Afro American Unity Club, and Kefla-
vik Bowling Association.
Those receiving tuition assis-
tance were: Deeann Wardman, Todd
Porter, Robert Vance, Mike Scanlon,
Chandra Parker, Elise Reeves, Gerald
Hansen, Sharon Shoelkopf, Dayle
Thomas and Cindy Keller.
This year's total scholarships
was approximately $11,000.
J02 KEVIN CLARKE was awarded the
Good Conduct Medal in recent cere-
monies at Navy Broadcasting Service
Detachment Eight, Keflavik, Iceland.
A short time later, he is back on
the job in one of the radio studios.
(Photo by PHAN Bugner)
Webster registration
Registration for the Webster Col-
lege Master of Arts program in Man-
agement and Human Relations for Fall
I 1980 term, continues from today
through Friday June 13 at the Navy
Campus Office in Building 638.
After June 13, a $5 late fee will
be charged. For more information
call 6226 or 7795.
Stork arrival
Adriana Rae Spicuzza was born at
7:46 a.m. May 18 to PN2 Raymond J.
and HM2 Jacquelyn M. Spicuzza. Pet-
ty Officer Raymond Spicuzza works
with the Personnel Support Detach-
ment, Naval Station, and Petty Of-
ficer Jacquelyn Spicuzza works with
the Naval Station Hospital.
Pastrano reenlists
RMl Ernesto Pastrano recently re-
enlisted for four years under the
Guard III program for a guaranteed
assignment to Naples, Italy.
He is attached to the Naval Com-
munication Station Keflavik, Iceland
and works in the Technical Control
Division.
ET2 BOB GEITNER was awarded the Goou
Conduct Medal in recent ceremonies
at Navy Broadcasting Service Detach-
ment Eight, Keflavik, Iceland. A
short time later, he is adjusting
one of the television monitors in
the TV control room. (Photo by PHAN
Bugner)
Nine Black Knights
received awards
Nine Black Knights of the 57th
FIS received awards for their out»
standing contributions to the
squadron's maintenance section in
ceremonies held recently at the
squadron headquarters.
Lt. Col. John H. Carpenter,
Squadron Commander, praised the nine
'Phantom Fixers" for their efforts
and dedication to duty and then pre-
sented each a plaque from the squad-
ron's flyers.
Staff Sgt. Hector Rodriguez was
named the Outstanding Seven Level
Maintenance Person for March, while
A1C Mary A. Gengler was named the
Outstanding Five Level Maintenance
Person for March.
Staff Sgt. Mary A. Murray was
named the DCM Specialist, and Sgt.
Terry L. Person claimed the AGB
Staff Specialist award for April.
The Outstanding Primary Crew
Chief for April was Staff Sgt. James
P. Collins, and the Outstanding
Weapons Load Crew for April was com-
posed of Staff Sgt. James E. Cun-
diff, SrA. Carl A. Leimback and AMN
Timothy Bierly/
AF Academy
needs you
The Air Force Academy has an im-
mediate requirement for highly moti-
vated career officers and NCOs to
serve on the Airmanship Division
Staff.
Applicants, should be in the
grades of Capt., Master Sgt., Tech-
nical Sgt., or Staff Sgt. and have
exceptional military performance
records. Staff members work with
cadets on a daily basis, managing,
instructing soaring, parachuting or
light aircraft flying.
Applicants for the soaring branch
should be rated Air Force Pilots and
possess an FAA commercial glider
rating or better. Officers and NCOs
applying for Parachute Instructor
duty should be experienced in free
fall parachuting. Also, a military
jump rating is desired but not mand-
atory. No particular AFSC is re-
quired. Applicants with general
aviation experience would work with
the Cadet Aviation Club and should
have at least an FAA commercial pi-
lot rating.
Interested personnel should con-
tact Major Jenson at Autovon 259-
2495. Officers apply via AFR 36-20,
Chapter 8. NCOs apply directly to
the Airmanship division (HQ USAFA/^^^^
CWOA, USAF Academy, CO 80840). 1
elude a summary fo your militar^^^^F
record and your technical qualifi-
cations.
COMMANDER ICELAND DEFENSE FORCE
Rear Adm. Richard A. Martini
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
Lt. Cmdr. Perry C. Bishop
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