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Back: Col. Quint, Col. Tidwell, Mr. Hill, Col. Titus, Mr. Nun, Col. Lyon Front: John Gordon, Linda Schuler, Johnny Thomas, Polly Phillips, Judy Ray, David Mateer, Gail Gordon, Suzanne Haney, Mary Scaplen, Ann Manger The Sojourners' Awards Col. A. W. Lyon, Yokohama Port Commander, presented prizes to the winners of 'm essay contest sponsored by the Yokohama Chapter of the National Sojourners. The Seventh and Eighth Graders writing onfithe subject, How I Can best Represent America While in Japan, competed for the prizes. The first prize, a portable typewriter, was won by Gail Gordon, the second prize, a wrist watch, was won by Johnny Thomas, the third prize, a Htted traveling case, was won by Judy Ray. Seven other Seventh and Eighth Graders were awarded valuable pen and pencil sets. The Hrst three winners read their essays at the assem- bly ibr the Junior High School at the time of the presentation. 116 M7 W 1 lm w,W4m!4'l4llllW sf. 4' 1 ' - -ifx: , I . ,H--------N v ' J. - , as - -cv F gX 'if 'G .Q gas as W , aqgsp, 19459 ae'
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fi., 1 'o , zml GLUE W TAHO The gay blade from the Zama area need only go to TAHO, located in Sagamiliara, for means of having fun. Events arc planned with thc idca of uniform approval by cvcryoneg thcrc- fore a good time is had by allf, 115
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Sharon Moring, Mr. Harold Oppenheim, Margy Stone, Catherine Doherty, Mrs. Ula Mae Davenport, and Mr. Earl Glines. The Propeller and maintenance The Propeller Club Awards Club, an organization ol' business men whose interest is the promotion ol' an adequate United States Merchant Marine, sponsored locally its annual national essay contest. The subject lin' this year was The United States Merchant Marine- Three Yo-Hi Key to Trade and Defensef, girls were the winners. The first prize, S5100 bond, was won by Catherine Dohertyg second, 3250.00 bond, by Margy Stoneg third, 21525.00 bond, by Sharon Moring. X N' The prizes were presented at the regular monthly M meeting ofthe propeller Club on April Q, 1956. h ii.. .. W --iWiif' Le?. T, 117
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