Novomb.::r 7, 1955 AFROTC The Hichacres AFROTC rifle team has flnally been selectad after nuch deliberation and w6et . .. The 12 milmbers vrJre picked on the 3 basis of tryouts, and on the basis of th, - 7r schedules whlch must.coincide with practice ssSiong nc rcets t ~ The names of the membJrs are as followss Charles Ad )rshi ck, Leon DaPP A) James mans, Donald flAintsin;r s , 541 Lovr 4 nic, Nartin Mien Nau 6 lo,larl Petr t John Potash, Paul h.utz, 44r/ stimelin (alternate), Hillel S.konik, .oytek. Paul rut had the hi,..11,..5t score in th , tryouts, ~4t- Huntsinr, Jwans, and itdornsbick boin, the next 4 bast scor3rs. Rutz's score was 311 out, of a possi' le 400. Huntsin„cr, iNans, and Adomshicr. had scores Of 297, 296, and 294, respect 4 vely. One cadet was siloctcd as an altarrate, but he fir,: as schedulod„ and will receive full credit for v:mbershic. 411 prmb4r4 Wl/ fare taro hours 'par weA, All cadets should note that saluting on thy: campus is not r.,.)..12 4 red viher not in uniform. The only :.xception to this in.. . volvas r3portin, to the AFIMIC oifice vhere a salute is r.3quired at all times. Six cadets rocc 4 ved promotions on honday, Oct. 31 Tic :r names are listed talow. Th - lir now ran. jo placed tmside thcir ntnLs, Leonard Stevens abC John Prob.-rt - a/3c Anthony C%rcantino T 4/lF AI ert Kovaleso 4 ,7 4/ ponroe 3'oyer 4/2c tart aaisan,caver T a/2c 1-.141217iT01 COLLCr'titN All students who are interested in a , flying club should attend a 15- minute meeting to be held on Wed nesday, November 9, 4th period in 1ic0m,207. This club is open to everyone here at the colleger faculty, staff, and - all students. The greatest advantage of learning to fly as a club member will be the low cost, The cost of learning to "a3Friara (about 1Q holArs) should approximate $50.00 rather than the 4.00 uaually charged. ThiP figure does not include a share of the airplane which each member will buy when Joining the club. The tentative plan calls for 1 2 -15 members each of whom owns a $5O share of stock. This stock is transferrable if a student, wishes to resign from the club. After'learning:tO fly ;010 the pilot will have an hoUrly cost - of flying the airplane of about $4 per hour. • This compares favorably with the 8 or 9'dol/ars an hour customarily chargeo by commercial aviation for piloting an airplane. Captain Carper Will_attend this organization meeting to answer questions concerning the problems Of starting . a flying club.* Mrs. Smith has commented .on the fine cooperation most of the students have shown incleaning Up.the cafeteria after they have eaten. Those students who # not clean up after they have eaten, 51041.0 learn to:perform this siMple task mularly. So-come on, studentel Let's keep our cafeteria neat at all times! Pare 3 FLYING CLUB NENS CAFETERIA TIPS
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