Air Force Technical Training Detachment - Echelon Yearbook (Haverford, PA)

 - Class of 1944

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fillUNl'.K is sued lor divorce hy wile numher 5. DAi.tc llAL'Kli'I I' ousted as head ol Vertnout l armer's llssociation. littwm KIDIIN discusses proliletn ol oil shortage lielore a Senate cont- inittee. Dout: l,AL'otut soon to heeome na- tional leader ol' the lioy Scouts. .lute lVlAlJlHiN signs with the lirooklyn Dodgers lor an estimated Jl25,llUll. Don Ort-Ll-LN takes ovet' the tnanagersltip ol' llart, Scliallner, and lVlarx. lttvmta Sllitlili opens lfuller lirush branch in lfiji lslands. Noiuxmn litackiitt opens souvenir shoppe in Nome, Alaska. jouNNv BLACK hailed lor his hiting satire on ifktncricati customs in lltirpi-r'.r. liuier liotuiow ohtains contract to make harracks liags lot' U. S. Artny. JOHN BUitNie'r'r starts new revolution in lre- land. BILL lJARI-'l.liR replaces l,ionel liarry- more in Dr. Kildare pictures. lion lftiiuzuson swims lfnglish Channel in a strait-jacket. Ctmkttiv lltixituict.iuAN is teaching dancing in Cotton Valley, Louisiana. l'lvtaiuc'i t' Ltawts de- livers greatest speech since Gettysburg :Xddress at opening of the Detroit World's lfair. lfinen lVlAR'rlN reported sale in Tahiti after a glider crash. ERNIE NACIY sued for liliel hy Mrs. Nagy. Lista Pnskson wins AAU weight-lifting title. lots SAul.oN perfects plastic ice-bag. Giaotuaii VANDE SANDIE named head of FBI. Gsoizoiz ARMOUR buys the famed Hope diamond. Dick l'il'l'ZSlMMONS named co-respondent as ,lackie Cooper sues for divorce. lXloR'r l':T'l'liLSTElN invents doleless houghnut. blouN HAt:ot'tAN appointed to stall at hlayo Clinic. Niin Lia- Flivkli returns from Alaskan trip with undis- closed amount ol' quantitative data. .IACK LIEISIER sets aside sinking fund for families of men lost in shipwrecks. lNlivr'r Ouiszktuwtcz elected national president of 'liom Mix Straight Shooters. ul iRlENCllYi' Pout. helieved to he head of New York's numbers racket. MAC Swt-:TT replaces -lohn .I. .Xnthony on Good Will llour. lX'lvRoN Utumno sought for questioning in pin-hall scandals. Dick Wint- REN edits 'Ilritliology of Ri'flct'tetl lZi5.l'tIy.f. liitnssr Wismtatt gains attention in the Held ol child-psychology. 'lim B.-XRlJSl.liYlS recording of GI jump sells millionth copy. jonswv Bowsas undergoes lourth tonsilleetomy. Pun. BRANDIS lounds National Demerit Card Cor- poration. HARoi.o CHAVMAN recognized as Amcriea's foremost authority on earthwortns. lit1ttAl.n l'.ltNl-It t't-places l,on fostello in kli- lttitt-Qtislelltt ltittii. llv l'.l'NlI IN tllst ttsst s degenerate locus helore Rotary flult lit out I llt-,ssmtxx wins National Skeet Nlltuil llllt. .Xtmixt llttt-.ext tu makes guest zippeatpuitt- till llltl l'iashioned Revival llour. lion l.t Illl kim. poses lor pictures atlvcrtising Stittggies Hool- en liriels. .losll Ukt s wins llhotles scltolat- ship in a crap game. CllAIiI.l-,Y Sctmt-.iii-.n rt-stunt-s ellorts lu make lirooklyn a sovereign state. Xt, Rini tit. lotind panning lor gold in the Schuylkill Rivet. S'l'ANl.I-QY- Ross produces 3 ounces ol entropy as the sctentihc world gasps, NMI Stttl.i-s- lNt.l1lt rttns lor Congress hut stops at .-Xliertleen, hltl. rkttklil. SIiIlfl1.tt'l' completes his much puli- licized Piano 'liuner Suite. hlfuu W.itt.t.t-A returns from pearl-diving trip in .ilretie Sea. hlounivv Ai.i.tcN demands laws tu aid crippled jockeys. -lot: BURAN opens in llotel De 'laxz in -luneau, Alaska, with his new hand. l,Yl.l: Dli- lXl0L'KER denounced hy New York police as an ungovernahle playboy. .-Xiu' Doon sparks New York Rangers to victory in Stanley Cup Playolls. Davis llfxwklis leaves civilization for a hermit's life in Nevada. lion NteI,soN opens lur-trading post in l,os Angeles, Calil. Bos Pt-:CK completes survey ol Pago Pago lor .National Grograpliir. BILL lillitttmttixi is doin' lns death-delvuif Sll-loot 5- . L plunge through a pane of glass with liarnum and Bailey. blcsrix bElI.liR returns from Yal- ley l'0rge alter years of wandering. L'iiAiti.iti RiivNo1.ns starts plan to raise the Lusttanta. XVALLY XX uma named to paint portrait of l'ope Pius XIII hy National Gallery ol .'Xrt. lion SToNtiR ierlorms successlul heart o veration on l l a tnan dead 35 hours. latin Sriiis takes over management ol lflorida nudist camp. Dos Notsui retires to New York farm alter ten years as stunt pilot lor NIGNI. l',l.NlliR Ntirsos natned corporation attorney lor O'Reilly, Goldberg, and Pryzalski. lnc. :XL Klisvmts travels to the Bahamas to popularize haked lweans there. Jxl. lftsrxtax acts as agent for his movie star sister. Rotsrar Cat-t.ts named athletic instructor at l3oy's iliown. lin lltascu inspires lloagy Carmichael to write the song, l'm .lust a Crazy Fool. lost Ctttusrtss named director ol propagantla lor Chicago's Chamber ol- Connnerec.



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BAND Are you ready Johnson? is the cry on everyone's lips, from the Major to the Sergeant to the guy who makes the quips. 'l'he drums go bang, the cymbals elang, and the horns they blare away, and every pre-cadet knows that the band will save the day. Three times Shibe Park for the serv- ices of the band did call: could otir band be the reason for the Phillies' fall? 'lihe band has always won high praise wherever it marched or sat- at Cricket Club, big hotel, or meeting at the station some brass hat. But enough of such jocularity, the mem- bers of the band deserve more famili- arity. Despite limited opportunity for re- hearsal, the band has consistently per- formed well. 'lihe explanation of this seeming paradox is the extensive ex- perience of its members: piccolo-lir- win GruningerlChicago Catholic High Orchestralg clarinets-Richard Arthur fspringlield High Band, Ohiol, Ray Burrus t'l'enaHy High Orchestra, N. il., and blassachusetts Institute of Technology R. O. T. C. Band J, George Farrow tCity College R.O.'l'.C. Band, New Yorkj, Ralph blcliee tBelle- vue High Orchestra, Pa.l, William Russell tUniversity of Chicago Or- chestral, and Arthur 'liuckerg alto clarinet-Robert Stoner tvllashington High Band, Massillon, Ohiojg saxo- phone--loseph Buran tlfndicott High Orchestra, Pa.lg cornets and trum- pets -- Clifford Bryant t Swarthmore College Orchestral. .lohn Lawrence lClex'el.uitl lleiglits lligb Oreliestiap, l'illIlL'l' Nelson ff,Sll'lil'l' lllgh Urelies- tra, Chicago, and l'it. Custer C. Xl. il. C. liandl, Robert Nelson, lfretleriek l'eal4e, and Raymond Seliranim lSus- quehanna University liantl lg baritone -Donald llayes lColltngdale Orches- tra, l'a.Jg trombones-lDonald l,ong tllanville lligh liand, lnd.J, Robert l,uedelQing, and Roger Sheldon lfiran- ville High Orchestra, N. Y.lg basses -Vllilliam llope, Robert Ring, and Aurel Seifert KN. Y. lligh School of blusie and :Xrt Orchestra and N. Y. QX. Orchestrajg drums - .lohn Powell tCheltenham High Orchestra, Pa., and Lehigh liandl and Vllinthrop lut- tle flilair Academy and XYilliams Col- lege Bantlsjl eymbals-Bernard Rud- nick tPhiladelphia Central High liandjg and bass drum-David Mus- grave lConnellsville High Orchestra, Pa., and Carnegie 'liech Bandj. Now .-Xrchy has a silver baton, which Prexy blorley thought a fitting gift to a bunch of guys who should be playing on the swing shift. XVl1enever :Xrchie would suggest a march, the democratic spirit raised tip its head, and some bright potential bugler would exclaim, Then play that tune. l'd rather stood in bed. .-Xml when at last the tune nas plated, doubt still persisted as to the decision made. ilihe elimination board cared Html for otir units rep-clearly its members weren't hep. For they eliminated good musicians too, you see, despite poor Xrehie's they can't do this to ultxu

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