Ttil ROCKETUa IMonte fris~ WHI I Represent State at Nat'l. I Science fair I "I was ready to go home after the announcement of the Honorable Mention awards; I didn't expect to win the top award." With the dis- illuSioned thought in mind that his exhibit didn't even gain an honora- ble mention, Belmont Frisbee stayed on to hear himself acclaimed as one of two winners chosen to represent the California Central Valley at In- I dianapoiis, May 11 through 14. Monte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bel- mont Frisbee, China Lake, first toyed with the theory behind an au- . tomaUc digital computer fee d (ADICOF) about two years ago as WIDE APPEAL-Young accordionists (foreground) rela...x momentarily during the music program pre· BCllted under the direction of Ruth Pearson. The !.tudent entries (front table) rccch'e the Wldivided attention of the junior set. Sylvia \Vinslow's desert he "doodled" on graph papcr and landscape scts the pace for the theme "Desert En- found that each of the numbers chantment" and, as always, (lraws attentive gazes. Ifrom 9 through 0 crossed a differ- O"cr 2500 persons viewed the show. ent series of lines, making identifi- [ Russ Bjorklund Wins iArea 4Speech Meet ,- Over 40 1I'0astroasters and their 11''-.J:.'''"'.....~· .uests were present at last Thurs- day's Area 4- Speech Contest to hea r Russ Bjorklund's presentation, I'The Ideal Secretary," judged- thc ",il1- H.~-.--, mng spccch of the evening. Bjorklund's winning of the Area • . contest earnsl him the right to IJ.epresent this area at the District Contest -to bc held in' Las Vegas this Sunday. : Runncr-up in thc spcech fray was . Dick Lewis of the Desert Toast- 'wINNE~Russ Bjorklund (I) Is set to receive the winning speech ~ophy fro m Toashnaster Dick Days. basters Club No. 899, whose subject \Was the "Lure of Indian Wclls Val- ley." . Bjorklund and Cdr. Sid Brooks, who spokc on "Our New Navy," represented the China Lake Club 853. "The Training of American Youth" was Bob Stephenson's speech title, who also rcpresented Club 899. Dick Hays of the China Lake Club scrved as toastmastcr for the contest. Jack Whalen, Cub 899 president, handled the table topic session. Contest judgcs were Al Christ- man and Tcd McAllister of Club &3; and Bob Walker and Bill Thurm of Club 899. Timer was Ed Sopkc. guests and new Na.,'Y League officers who were in- stalled at a dinner meeting held at the IDdeaway last Friday (I-r) are: Capt.. W. W. Hollister, NOTS Sta· ton, Jr., "ice-president; Dr. James Bemr)" president; Jerry Berry, sooremry; Bpb Smith, MO, (oRoder of local cowlcil; and Capt. H. B. Hahn, NOTS Exec. !BcPwoL Noted. ! THE GLEN BIGGERS AWARD was presented to John Hobbs, Bur- roughs senior, for his outstanding work in dramatics during his high school car e e r. A promoter of drama and speech, John scrvcd as prcsidcnt of the National Thespian Association during his scnior year. He is also a member of the Math- lete team, the California Scholastic Federation, and rcccivcd the Class Achievcment Award and the Boys ~~--~~~----------------------- State Award in 1959. C 't C '1 JACK E. KRISTENSEN of Bur- ommuni y ounel roughs is one of sixty teachers se- To Comp'lle ll'st lected to attcnd the Summer lnsH· tute for science and mathematics Of Organizations teachers. Sponsored by the Na- tional Sci e n c e Foundation, the Due to the resignation of Mar· eight-week s e s s ion will be con- guerite McBride of the Community ducted at the- University. of North Services Branch, Personnel and Dakota beginning June 13. Community Relations Dcpartment, Saturday 'Story Hour Set All Station children, from six to ten, arc invited to the Fairy Talc Story Hour at the Station Library where the original club directory was compiled, the China Lake Com- munity Council has volunteered to undertake the task. -------________ \ tomorrow at 10 a.m. Those attend- M . P·I ing arc asked to be on time. Richard Frederick, president of the Community Council, has ob- tained the services of G e 0 r g i a Bushnell, 57-B Franklin, Chi n a Lakc, to render this community service. Clubs and organizations should submit to her all up-to-date information cquivalent to that con- tained in last year's directory. arlne I'ot The Story Lady will be Ruth • • • Ohler, Station Librarian, The pro- se One of the objcctives of the Of- fice of Carcer Development will be to inventory career executive per· sonnel for the purpose of setting up a central' recruiting and inter- agency placcment service to assist agencies in meeting their needs fo!' career exec.utive, managerial, and professional talent. Woman Att'y. Joins NOTS Patent Staff Mary Moore, sole distaff member of attorneys in the Office of Naval Research, joined the Patent Divi- sion of the Technical Information Department last week as patent ad- visor in the chemical field. She had been previously associat- ed with the Bureau of Naval Wea- pons Patent Division and reported on board from NOL, White Oak, where she recently completed a brief training period in prcparation for her new dutics. A graduate of West Virginia Uni~ versity and the Amcrican Univer- seven years ago. She is a member of the Civil S e r v Ice Toastmistress Club in Washington, D.C., member of the Women's Bar of the District of C0- lumbia, is licensed. to practice in the Supreme Court of West Vir- ginia, and is affiliated with the W. Va. Federation of Business and Pr0- fessional Women's Clubs. Miss Moore visited herc in Feb- ruary 1958 whilc touring field pat: ent branches on the West Coast and was favorably impressed with the friendly atmosphere at NOTS. At that time, she prophetically stated she would somc day enjoy living In desert community. 1960 Census Job Ends This Weekend The 1960 Census cnumcration will be completed this weekend well within the estimated four-week period necessary to complete the job in the Ridgecrest-China Lake arca, according to area crcwleader Rose Dorsey. Enumerators reported that the excellent cooperation from resi- dents has enabled them to submit complctely accurate statistics in the minimum of time estimated to do their big job. A unique method of grouping dis- plays was accomplished by descrip- tive classifications. Winners in each class a re as follows: Our Desert Lives- Joan deGroot, Ann Lindberg, and Laync Gambrill; Greasewood, Cactus, Rocks and Sand - Jeanne Bruce, Betty Ann \Vilson, and Bil- lie Hise ; With Golden Sunsets - Eleanor Wilkerson, Evie Ashburn and Lila Sholes; Pur pi e Hills - Layne Gambrill, Joan deGroot, Li- Ian Harman, and Lila Sholes; A Dry and Thirsting Land - Billie Hise, Mary Moore, Ann Lindberg, and Lila Sholes; Along the Trail- Mary Moore, Layne Gambrill, Joan deGroot, and Norma Hollister; One Finds Cont.entment - Mary Moore. Wanda Shomate, and Joan deGroot; With Changing Hues - Betty Ann Wilson, Evie Ashburn, Peg g y 1!:wltz; and Billie moe; Beauty of Line - Cynthia Heerwagen, Wanda DEsERT JOSHUA-Over t500 visitors viewed the desert Yucca tree which was a. prominent display at the:. 16th Annual Wildflower Sh~w. l\~la.rine! person- nel who assisted 1 nbringtng the Joshua. were Lance LOl'poraJ tiCIi Sievers U) and Act'"" <.;orvoral Wayne Persons (r). tihown with show co-chainnan LouUie Curti. and chalrma" Wit"", RlcbaJ:d.. Not I!ietu~ ' Is Lance CpL Wayne Bradley who also _Isled. The arca crew leader wishes to thank all Station officials for ex- tending their help in facilitating access of .required information to \he enumerators py supplying them (Continued on Page 4.) , OCR Text: Ttil ROCKETUa IMonte fris~ WHI I Represent State at Nat'l. I Science fair I "I was ready to go home after the announcement of the Honorable Mention awards; I didn't expect to win the top award." With the dis- illuSioned thought in mind that his exhibit didn't even gain an honora- ble mention, Belmont Frisbee stayed on to hear himself acclaimed as one of two winners chosen to represent the California Central Valley at In- I dianapoiis, May 11 through 14. Monte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bel- mont Frisbee, China Lake, first toyed with the theory behind an au- . tomaUc digital computer fee d (ADICOF) about two years ago as WIDE APPEAL-Young accordionists (foreground) rela...x momentarily during the music program pre· BCllted under the direction of Ruth Pearson. The !.tudent entries (front table) rccch'e the Wldivided attention of the junior set. Sylvia \Vinslow's desert he "doodled" on graph papcr and landscape scts the pace for the theme "Desert En- found that each of the numbers chantment" and, as always, (lraws attentive gazes. Ifrom 9 through 0 crossed a differ- O"cr 2500 persons viewed the show. ent series of lines, making identifi- [ Russ Bjorklund Wins iArea 4Speech Meet ,- Over 40 1I'0astroasters and their 11''-.J:.'''"'.....~· .uests were present at last Thurs- day's Area 4- Speech Contest to hea r Russ Bjorklund's presentation, I'The Ideal Secretary," judged- thc ",il1- H.~-.--, mng spccch of the evening. Bjorklund's winning of the Area • . contest earnsl him the right to IJ.epresent this area at the District Contest -to bc held in' Las Vegas this Sunday. : Runncr-up in thc spcech fray was . Dick Lewis of the Desert Toast- 'wINNE~Russ Bjorklund (I) Is set to receive the winning speech ~ophy fro m Toashnaster Dick Days. basters Club No. 899, whose subject \Was the "Lure of Indian Wclls Val- ley." . Bjorklund and Cdr. Sid Brooks, who spokc on "Our New Navy," represented the China Lake Club 853. "The Training of American Youth" was Bob Stephenson's speech title, who also rcpresented Club 899. Dick Hays of the China Lake Club scrved as toastmastcr for the contest. Jack Whalen, Cub 899 president, handled the table topic session. Contest judgcs were Al Christ- man and Tcd McAllister of Club &3; and Bob Walker and Bill Thurm of Club 899. Timer was Ed Sopkc. guests and new Na.,'Y League officers who were in- stalled at a dinner meeting held at the IDdeaway last Friday (I-r) are: Capt.. W. W. Hollister, NOTS Sta· ton, Jr., "ice-president; Dr. James Bemr)" president; Jerry Berry, sooremry; Bpb Smith, MO, (oRoder of local cowlcil; and Capt. H. B. Hahn, NOTS Exec. !BcPwoL Noted. ! THE GLEN BIGGERS AWARD was presented to John Hobbs, Bur- roughs senior, for his outstanding work in dramatics during his high school car e e r. A promoter of drama and speech, John scrvcd as prcsidcnt of the National Thespian Association during his scnior year. He is also a member of the Math- lete team, the California Scholastic Federation, and rcccivcd the Class Achievcment Award and the Boys ~~--~~~----------------------- State Award in 1959. C 't C '1 JACK E. KRISTENSEN of Bur- ommuni y ounel roughs is one of sixty teachers se- To Comp'lle ll'st lected to attcnd the Summer lnsH· tute for science and mathematics Of Organizations teachers. Sponsored by the Na- tional Sci e n c e Foundation, the Due to the resignation of Mar· eight-week s e s s ion will be con- guerite McBride of the Community ducted at the- University. of North Services Branch, Personnel and Dakota beginning June 13. Community Relations Dcpartment, Saturday 'Story Hour Set All Station children, from six to ten, arc invited to the Fairy Talc Story Hour at the Station Library where the original club directory was compiled, the China Lake Com- munity Council has volunteered to undertake the task. -------________ \ tomorrow at 10 a.m. Those attend- M . P·I ing arc asked to be on time. Richard Frederick, president of the Community Council, has ob- tained the services of G e 0 r g i a Bushnell, 57-B Franklin, Chi n a Lakc, to render this community service. Clubs and organizations should submit to her all up-to-date information cquivalent to that con- tained in last year's directory. arlne I'ot The Story Lady will be Ruth • • • Ohler, Station Librarian, The pro- se One of the objcctives of the Of- fice of Carcer Development will be to inventory career executive per· sonnel for the purpose of setting up a central' recruiting and inter- agency placcment service to assist agencies in meeting their needs fo!' career exec.utive, managerial, and professional talent. Woman Att'y. Joins NOTS Patent Staff Mary Moore, sole distaff member of attorneys in the Office of Naval Research, joined the Patent Divi- sion of the Technical Information Department last week as patent ad- visor in the chemical field. She had been previously associat- ed with the Bureau of Naval Wea- pons Patent Division and reported on board from NOL, White Oak, where she recently completed a brief training period in prcparation for her new dutics. A graduate of West Virginia Uni~ versity and the Amcrican Univer- seven years ago. She is a member of the Civil S e r v Ice Toastmistress Club in Washington, D.C., member of the Women's Bar of the District of C0- lumbia, is licensed. to practice in the Supreme Court of West Vir- ginia, and is affiliated with the W. Va. Federation of Business and Pr0- fessional Women's Clubs. Miss Moore visited herc in Feb- ruary 1958 whilc touring field pat: ent branches on the West Coast and was favorably impressed with the friendly atmosphere at NOTS. At that time, she prophetically stated she would somc day enjoy living In desert community. 1960 Census Job Ends This Weekend The 1960 Census cnumcration will be completed this weekend well within the estimated four-week period necessary to complete the job in the Ridgecrest-China Lake arca, according to area crcwleader Rose Dorsey. Enumerators reported that the excellent cooperation from resi- dents has enabled them to submit complctely accurate statistics in the minimum of time estimated to do their big job. A unique method of grouping dis- plays was accomplished by descrip- tive classifications. Winners in each class a re as follows: Our Desert Lives- Joan deGroot, Ann Lindberg, and Laync Gambrill; Greasewood, Cactus, Rocks and Sand - Jeanne Bruce, Betty Ann \Vilson, and Bil- lie Hise ; With Golden Sunsets - Eleanor Wilkerson, Evie Ashburn and Lila Sholes; Pur pi e Hills - Layne Gambrill, Joan deGroot, Li- Ian Harman, and Lila Sholes; A Dry and Thirsting Land - Billie Hise, Mary Moore, Ann Lindberg, and Lila Sholes; Along the Trail- Mary Moore, Layne Gambrill, Joan deGroot, and Norma Hollister; One Finds Cont.entment - Mary Moore. Wanda Shomate, and Joan deGroot; With Changing Hues - Betty Ann Wilson, Evie Ashburn, Peg g y 1!:wltz; and Billie moe; Beauty of Line - Cynthia Heerwagen, Wanda DEsERT JOSHUA-Over t500 visitors viewed the desert Yucca tree which was a. prominent display at the:. 16th Annual Wildflower Sh~w. l\~la.rine! person- nel who assisted 1 nbringtng the Joshua. were Lance LOl'poraJ tiCIi Sievers U) and Act'"" <.;orvoral Wayne Persons (r). tihown with show co-chainnan LouUie Curti. and chalrma" Wit"", RlcbaJ:d.. Not I!ietu~ ' Is Lance CpL Wayne Bradley who also _Isled. The arca crew leader wishes to thank all Station officials for ex- tending their help in facilitating access of .required information to \he enumerators py supplying them (Continued on Page 4.) , China Lake Museum,Rocketeer Newspaper,Rocketeer 1960s,Rocketeer 1960,Rktr4.29.1960.pdf,Rktr4.29.1960.pdf Page 1, Rktr4.29.1960.pdf Page 1