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11.0.11 . The eityis R.O.T.CQ. unitx took the end ot' the w.1r in xtride. without .my lov of prestige. lnxte.1d they Con- tinued .15 highlyfskilled milit.1ry units on .1 pe.1Cetime h.1xix ll.lX'lI12,f .1 two-told purpoxe: plii-xit.1l well-heing .1nd preparedness tor .my L'YL'Dlll.lllly. C,L'I1lI'.ll. .u no exteption, met the lI'.lIlNlllUl1 from xx.1r to pe.i1'e. Thi, lf.1ll, under .1 new instruetor. c,CI'llI'.ll'5 R.O.T,CQ. got .1 full l.l5lL' of LlI'l.lLlKIllL'I'.llCLl discipline, Tl1e m.1n responsilwle for thix w.1x Sufi Se-rge.1nt L.1w- renee Lulwy. who replaced Sergeant H.lfYy' Kronenlwerg .1x director of the men of tomorrow. During the first h.1lt' ot' the semexter the unit w.1Q led hy Cadet l.lCLlfL'lT.TITl Colonel Allen Sweet, .lllkl the Netond semester hy C.1det l.ieuten.1nt Colonel Bill H.1.1s. Linder their fine lC.lklC.'I'Nl1lI' ciCf!If.ll moved up seveml notches. evolving .15 one ot' the IOP units in the city. A new xiwtein ot' phpiuil lfdlllllltf wax intorpomted into the R.O.T,C. thix p.1xt ye.1r. Still tontinuing their FC3.jLll.il' phyxit.1l exertixex the 1.1detN took on. in .1ddi- tion. interhtompdny pliyNit.1l tompetition. Thix pr.11tite um in.1ugur.1ted l.lNl term when B LOIHIRIIIF' proxed itxelt IILINKCI' in tootl1.1ll .ind l1.1xlxetlw.1ll. ciL'IlII'.ll'S ritle te-.un he-.ided hy Ci.1pt.1in Milford Grom- HLIII showed itx xhooting meritx in placing 1'omp.1r.1tix'ely high in the XY'illi.1m Randolph HC.1fiI m.1teh. This indi- KXHCLT 1'onsider.1hle improvement over p.1xt unit per- l-0FITl.lI'lCL'. The l.ut semester there Neemed to he .1 new xpirit lK'fY.1tllI14Q the R.U.'l'.C,, .1fNL'll.ll. .ind there seemed .1 determination llT.ll the C,L'lllI'.ll unit would .1dv.1nee from .1 stage of good t1u.1litx' to one of SLIPFCIUICV lx t tr L LX LL 4 ix Din ll 1 L 'S 1 X lair
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Radio Unit Watch the mrlce posrtrons ueryone thrrty see onds eheclc your pages QUIET PLEASE' We re on the a1r These among many others are famlhar phrases to the hard worlcmg members of Central s Radlo Unit whrch rs composed of students possessmg dramatic abrhty Armmg to learn the best techniques necessary for Z1 perfect broadcast the members spend two hours each week studynng announcmg actmg and producrng from radlo professnonals at the Saturday Morning Work sc rlpt vw flflllf., 'lhe members of thc Radlo Unit haxe appeared on many radro programs sponsored by the Board of Educa tnon such as The Story Hour The School Spothght and Our World Tod ly One ot the outstmdmg pro grams of the year rn whrch Central partrcrpated was sponsored by The School Spothght on the subyect of South Amerncl 'lhe students partncrpatmg were 7l1tIlly RADIO L NIT R u I S Rott S Kallman J Welton M Klafcr Ron 2 Mr Simon P Yrcve H Robmson R Gorback .I Rosenthal Rom 3 R Zhrck l- Bendcrofl' S Wmc R Sosm R Kurtz man Ralph Sosnn Shnrlcy lxallman Raymond Kurtzman and Rosahe Gorbaclc Also talcmg part rn thrs program was one of Central s popular counselors Mrss Ella Slyfleld who has trayeled extensnely m South Amerlca The whole school vy as enabled to hear thus program through the pubhc address sy stem 'lhe students tllcmg part rn thc radro programs are classified by thelr xorce types such as young mature adolescent emotronal breezy and dramatrc Responsible for much of the success of Centrals Rxdro Umt rs Mr Manuel Snmon the sponsor Mr Slmon has recened many commendltrons for the good vnorlfc done by Ill the members S . . . ' S ' 4 f . . . .... 0 1 ,- 1 Y 'V I f , ' y I - 1 Q f .- ' : . , . - , . ', . . , . '- 1 T V .' , a lf A I , l 1 , , , a .' , ' 'Q , 1 ' ' 1 r - j t j 1' ' . . . . S R a -l -S - l Q ' . . . ' . W . . N . -. - - - y -- 4 1 ' 7 7 f V A 4 'I V4 . 1 l t shop. Endless hours are also spent rn rehearsrng and -A U Y my . V . . Y ' - - - - ' 1 v ' Y x x- 1- ,I - T I V I v -A V A' 'R 1 A -I 3 L 7 . Q N Q.. , .. .. h . ,. . , . , ' ', . . 1 '. 7 ' L' Y V ' f I ' z ' ' V t ' L A 5 L ' ' . 4 ' ' , I I . .
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