European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 17, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 16 the stars and stripes monday Sembach s officers wives club leaders Are from left mesdames r. E. Lewis assistant treasurer Dennis Fitzgerald 1st vice president Victor e. Clark president r. E. Kinifick 2nd vice president Robert c. Barham recording Secretary and Walter a. Neal treasurer. Mrs. L. V. Fredericksen Secretary is not pictured. Women s clubs name new leaders in Bonn Frankfurt and Hanau i Bonn bad Godesberg special the Bonn bad go Desberg women s group has voted in new officers. Mrs. Lawrence h. Baker the new chairman. Serving with her will be mesdames Robert g. Livingston Richard l. Williamson and Edward or. New committee chairmen Are mesdames Winchell Craig Henry p. Schott David b. To Len Richard Benedick Ter Rance m. Day Hans Holzapfel William r. Hand Carroll e. Cobb Ray s. Cline Robert Cole acid Joseph c. Kolarek. Members of the nominating committee were mesdames Russell Fessenden Jamie Gough. J a a e s s. Sutterlin Thomas Stern and Ray . Frankfurt Germany special mrs. Albert san Ford has been elected president of the Catholic ladies of St. Sebastian Chapel succeeding mrs. Albert Diehl. Serving with mrs. Sanford will be mesdames Howard Samsel and Clifford Micker vice presidents Edmund castello Secretary and g. , treasurer. Mrs. Jones feted b a u m h 0 l d e a Ger Many is the officers and civilians wives club Here has honoured mrs. Bruce b. Jones at a Farewell Tea hosted by ladies of the 5th in 83rd arty and 1st in 68th Armor. I red Cross volunteers capped in Izmir Heidelberg fetes Heidelberg Germany special Twenty four red Cross volunteers were capped recently in the Chapel of the 130th station army Hospital i Heidelberg. Twenty were youth . C. W. Clapsaddle jr., chairman of volunteers welcomed the new group. Following the capping by . E. J. Hathaway chief of the Hospital s nursing service Arthur Larkin american red Cross Field director to usar eur presented the new Volun Teers to col. J. S. Foley executive officer of 130th station Hospital. Izmir Turkey special Nineteen wives of military personnel Here have completed red Cross training. They Are mesdames Lind Aanthony Frances Hillis Betty Mattews Betty Smith Pat Stimac Joan Freitas Rachel Potvin Mary Scrivener Rosalie Hitchcock Sharon Allen Sophie Plagianis Joan Prokop Iak Patricia Smith Donna Little Nettie Fuchs Nancy Flowers Virginia Kajencki Ellen Reilly and Rossella Pirotti. Rena Lanigan is new chair Man of volunteers replacing Sheila Brown. Hanau Germany special mrs. A. R. Marshall has been named president of the Hana officers and civilians wives club. Serving with her will be Mes Dames c. H. O Neal and h. E. Evans vice presidents j. and Betsy Maule secretaries and Pat Moses treasurer. The installation ceremony took place at the Hanau offi cers and civilians wives club with mrs. John Magill and mrs. Alan Frick head hostesses. Nursery tots end school in top style Kaiserslautern g e a Many is no High school or College graduates got More of a thrill from their graduation ceremonies than the 36nursery school students at Vogel Weh got. Clad in mortar boards an Short gowns the youngsters received their diplomas in Thevoz Jelweh Chapel from it. Col. Walter Kurtz director of serv ices directorate. Others appearing on the pro Gram were capt. James w. Roberts chaplain mesdames Marion Miller Turner Mary Ann Dziekiewicz Janice Stin son Juanita Rix and Shirley Horton. Fluorescent Green and red face Peers at Nathan stay4gers of Art on patrons s s i at Heidelberg Libr Arfi s Story photos by Ronald Brown s Heidelberg Germany special teen agers Herti = have folded their Hopes aspirations and disappointment j s into a Blaze of color a piece of Driftwood or a chunk of s Stone. S this has resulted in Multi coloured of Art psychedelic in sculpture statuettes and fluorescent sketches now on display i e at the Patrick Henry Village main Library in Heidelberg i = the Avant Garde objects Are from Heidelberg High school1 i Art classes. Roger w. Lerir the senior High school Art instructor = explained the exhibition As a dramatic example of the Art i student today trying to illustrate his reactions to the world i e through creative efforts. 5 the upheavals of today can be seen through the creativity 5 of the youth Lehr said. The Choice of colors design and e focal interest gives an insight to the artist s attitude on sub-1 e jets ranging from War to motherhood. Most of it seems to e be escapism from the realities of 5 each artist was asked to choose his Best work for the 5 exhibition. One Hundred pieces were chosen for display i s from hundreds of figurines drawings and paintings. Be Lehr emphasized that these pieces involve every Art j e dimension including still life colouring design water color be pen and Ink and Batik he said that candles scrap j = Wood logs Metal newspapers cardboard and Canvas were s used to express or picture the Young artists ideas. J 5 most of the artists were doubtful that their work s could be sold. But to the Surprise of Many students there e is a growing list of buyers waiting to take Home a St Dettis \ 5 Best work. Many seniors who Hope to make their Liibs a in this Field Are preparing to continue to Weir efforts id i s College. ,. A students leave the Library each afternoon after making s sure their work is dusted and displayed properly Ami s curious parents and serious Home decorators browse me the impressions of a younger and creative generation. S some students dream of being a new Andrew Wyeth or. = Andy Warhol while other shrug off their work As an = other put but the quiet Patrick Henry Village Library these Day s has a Buzz of new ideas from a new crop of promising s Art students. A Little pomp and circumstance for Vogel Weh s Nursery school ends tots first school year. 1 Sally Hutchenson touches sculpture by Wanda Chiron
