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October 17, 1980 The White Falcon Page 3
It’s eval time for schools
^ The A.T. Mahan Schools are com-
pleting self-studies in preparation
*or a comprehensive evaluation by a
visiting team from the North Central
Association of Colleges and Schools.
The High School was done in 1977
and this is the Elementary school's
first evaluation. The NCA requires
member schools overseas to undertake
a self-study in three-year cycles as
a major impetus for school improve-
ment .
This year's NCA team will be
working in the schools Novem-
ber 3 through November 7. During
the evaluation, every aspect of the
school will be reviewed: student
activities, personnel service,
health services, instructional ma-
terials, staff, physical facilities,
and financial support.
The evaluations will result in
suggestions for modifications and
changes to help the school do an
even better job of educating
students.
Continuing accrediation for the
Mahan schools, by the 19 state North
Central Association, is determined
by the teams' evaluation report.
Navy Campus
College registration ongoing
Los Angeles Community College and
the University of Maryland begin
registration Monday and continue
through October 24.
Los Angeles Community College is
offering classes in Business, Music
Appreciation (concert trip required)
Application of Mill Cabinet Tooling,
and Introduction to Legal Asst. I.
Other courses offered include
Spanish, Journalism, Color Photo-
graphy, Criminal Law, Psychology of
Ibmen's and Men's Changing Roles,
Kid Reading and Composition I.
~ The University of Maryland is
offering five courses this term.
They are Principles of Economics I,
Principles of Government and Poli-
tics, History of Chinese Communism,
and Business Law.
Webster College
Registration for the Webster Col-
lege Master of Arts Program in
Management and Human Relations for
the Spring I 1981 term continues at
the Navy Campus through October 24.
A $5 late fee will be charged . after
that date.
Registration is for the January
course, Legal Issues in Management,
and for the February course, Group
Dynamics; New students may enroll
in this continuing program during
any registration period and complete
their degree in one year.
For additional information con-
cerning courses and registration
call the Navy Campus at 6226 or
7795. Navy Campus is located in BOQ
638.
CPO Navy Ball
YNCM Osrald L. Zeigler (standing) toasts the Navy's 205th Birthday during
^2ast Saturday's CPO Navy Ball held at the WindbreaJcer Club. Captain Peter
Hr. Smith, Commanding Officer Naval Station, (far left) was guest speaker.
Keflavik births
ET2 and Mrs. James H. Davis II
are the parents of a daughter,
Crystal Lynn, born October 1.
RM1 and Mrs. Ronald E. Haigler
are the parents of a daughter, Kris
Ann, born October 1.
SH2 and Mrs. Jeffrey 0. Tucker
are the parents of a daughter, Lisa
Jean, born October 5.
SSgt. and Mrs. Ray L. Montgomery
are the parents of a son, Ray Louis
Jr., born October 6.
PSD opens at 7a.m.
for new arrivals
In order to expedite the check-
in process for newly arrived per-
sonnel, the Personnel Support De-
tachment will open at 7 a.m. on
rotator days.
Sponsors should escort all
newly arrived personnel to PSD be-
tween 7 and 8 a.m. on rotator days
or as soon as possible after
arrival if the rotator is delayed.
Fil-Am Potluck tomorrow
The Fil-Am Association will hold
a Hail and Bless Pot Luck style,
followed by a general assembly
meeting at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the
Sun Hut. All members are encouraged
to attend.
Thrift Shop
extends hours
The Thrift Shop, which is for the
use of all hands, has extended its
hours of operation. Hours are now
Monday and Thursday 10 to 2 p.m. and
7 to 9 p.m. on the second and fourth
Thursday of each month. Beginning
October 18 it will be open on the
third Saturday of each month 3 to
5 p.m.
The Thrift Shop offers a wide
selection of "Not New" clothing in-
cluding uniform articles. Often
items such as hand tools, small ap-
pliances, camping equipment, etc.
are also available.
If you have any serviceable items
which you no longer use, you can
donate them to the Thrift Shop. A
pick up can be arranged for items
too large for your car. All donated
items should be cleaned as the shop
doesn't have laundry facilities.
The Thrift Shop is a volunteer,
non-profit organization and the mem-
bers donate their time and effort.
If you have any questions con-
cerning the Thrift Shop you can ask
any member of the OWC or WWC or
you can call Anne Setzer at 7458.