European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 14, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Is Dova Casa music on the move a drum major leads the Frankfurt High school marching band during a weekday practice session in the schools courtyard.2 principals in Germany nominated for award Wiesbaden Germany a the military overseas schools Germany Region has announced its nominees for the principal of the year program. Joan Wilcox of Mannheim elementary school and Andrew Zacharias of Vilseck High school were nominated through the department of defense dependents schools Headquarters in Washington where they will compete with Dodds principals worldwide for the annual title. A seven member panel selected the two principals from a Field of six. The other candidates were Lynda a. Simmons Span Dahlem elementary school Catherine Ake Frankfurt High school Susan Kraebber Vogel Weh elementary school and Linda l. Mccauley Augsburg elementary school. Superintendents from the Bremerhaven and Wurzburg districts did not submit entries because of a High turnover rate and a Large number of principals with limited experience officials  offered Washington the Uso and Anheuser Busch inc. Have announced that scholarship applications Are available for the school year 19921993. The Budweiser Uso scholarship program is open to All family members of Active duty military members who have graduated from High school within the last four years. Spouses Are encouraged to apply. A military families deserve our support for the special hardships they endure especially transience a said Chapman Cox president of world Uso. A the scholarships recognize the contributions these military people make to their  Twenty five $1,000 scholarships Are awarded to College bound students based on Scholastic records test scores and extracurricular activities. This is the third year of the program which was made possible by an endowment from Anheuser Busch to Uso. Past recipients Are not eligible to apply. Completed applications must be received by Uso world Headquarters by March 1 to be considered by the Budweiser Uso scholarship committee. Selections will be announced in May. For an application and Complete details write to Uso world Headquarters scholarship program 601 Indiana ave. N.w., Washington . 20004, or visit a local Uso. Monday october 14, 1991 the stars and stripes Page 9 education summer school planned next year under Dodds by Jim Jones education writer Heidelberg Germany a the military s overseas schools will begin a Long awaited summer school program next year but not at government expense officials say. Beginning next summer the department of defense dependents schools will offer summer courses in As Many locations As possible said or. John Stromple the systems director. The system supports roughly 135,000 pupils in 250 schools in 19 different countries. Parents will foot the Bill for the summer classes and provide the transportation said Frank o Gara spokesman for Dodds Germany Region. Currently the Only summer sessions available through the overseas schools Are a handful of enrichment programs usually geared toward High school age students. But under the new program the system will offer school for All grades and will include remedial As Well As enrichment programs of Gara said. The Type of programs will be based on youngsters interests and the availability of staff. A parents will have to pay a fee for the course being taken and there wont be any transportation provided a of Gara said. The Washington office is in the process of determining course fees but to Date of Gara said a we done to have a clue As to what Cost will be. I think a lot of it will depend on How Many kids sign up for the  the five Region worldwide school system operated on a $916 million budget last year of which $465 million went to Germany the largest Region. The tuition supported summer program will be a change of Pace for the school systems Atlantic Region which runs a Dodds funded summer program that has focused on non credit enrichment courses. A we have been conducting summer school All along a said William j. Kilty the Atlantic Region s Deputy director. Quot Wear in t charge tuition at  he said however that the District would charge tuition for a revamped summer school if the program was a greatly enlarged and our budget could t accommodate  Kilty said the Region conducted 14 non credit programs last  these Are shortened versions Quot he said. A for the Nec Essat units you a have to go quite a Long time. Some of the youngsters who participate Are interested in going on Holiday with their family and also in working. So these Short. Kinds of things have worked very effectively for  programs primarily focused on enrichment Kilty said. A it s a time for other kinds of experiences rather than Standard school experiences. Enriching kinds of things that Arentt easy to have happen during the regular school year a he said. Quot its 14 programs have seemed sufficient to support local requests. Kilty said and the Region has budgeted for roughly the same number next year. But if the whole system adopts a summer school program. Kilty said that expanding curriculum to in Cluj credit offer Ings and additional locations might Force the Region to charge fees and extend course length. O Gara said the Germany Region has a consistently asked for a budget for summer school but we have not been successful in getting that kind of  officials at the Mediterranean Region said Friday that they did not yet have specific details on the program for their Region. Getting into the safety act is John Millar playing the part of a Toni the traffic Clown a retired German police officer Alfons Albrecht sings with kindergarteners at Wurzburg elementary school. The 20-year Wurzburg police Veteran handed out Bright Orange hats to the youngsters to help them be seen by motorists on their Way to and from school. Albrecht visited the school along other German and american officials to encourage safety