Salvation Army School for Officers Training - Sasfot Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Cqpto n Lorraine Wilson Women ' s Second Side Officer Captain and Mrs, James Goode Field Training Officer Captain Neil Saunders House Officer Captain Janice Burr House Officer Captain Sheryl Rudd Brigade Officer Lieutenant Maxine Ensley Brigade Officer

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SE ,«€ Major and Mrs. Gene Rice General Secretary Men ' s Chief Side Officer Major Doris Fisher Women ' s Chief Side Officer Stu . Captain and Mrs. Raymond Dexter Education Offi cer It is almost trite to say that the staff does not have an enviable position. So mony roles need to be filled. In- numerable things have to be done and time is very limited. The demands of organizational responsibilities, spir- itual example, and the natural call to fellowship are great and sometimes con- flicting. We commend the staff for their performance in this difficult orbit of ser vice. Now, just how serious is it?

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The staff meets weekly to discuss schedule, regulations and other matters pertaining to Training, S ieccal K ifiuictdn . . . Major Wiseman has convinced both cadets and the congregation at the San Francisco Citadel that he is well qualified to teach a class in Homi letics. Mrs. Lt. Colonel Winterbottom displayed an abundant quantity of current knowledge, an ob- jective, positive attitude, and genuine personal association as she sought to crystali ze for us the many aspects of Social Work. Mrs. Colonel Layman ably taught Finance and Business Procedures, drawing upon her rich experience in corps, divisional and territorial capacities. Major Murray capably taught Corps Finance and Bookkeeping, impressing us with the importance of thorough and accurate records. Major Herbert Wiseman Mrs. Colonel Arch Layman (R) Mrs. Lt. Colonel Norman Winterbottom Major G. Ernest Murray 13