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PAGE6 THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 3, 1945
Cast That Turned Theater No. 1 Stage Into Skating Rink On January 25
OPlERAT~ ONAL 1945 Skating Vanities
TRAUilN G SCHOOL Keeps 'Em Rolling
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At Theatre No. 1

Wheels droned and heavenly
bodies swung in intriguing orbits
Presenting Lts. Friedle and Keleher as the "Skating Vanities of 1945"
Our congratulations to Lt. (jg) brought a streamlined version of
H. V. Friedle and Lt. (jg) E. F. their show from the Oakland Audi-
Keleher on the wonderful job they torium to the stage of\ Theatre No.
did during the March of Dimes 1 on Thursday, January 25.
Campaign. They collected $520.70 Across s p-e c i a 1 composition
in dimes, making a per capita boards laid upon the stage, 24 girls
average for Operational Training whirled in the first number, which
School of over $1.00. You can't re- introduced the star of the presen-
sist these two popular officers once tation, blond Gloria Nord, skate-
they embark on a job. dancing to the gusty strains of "St.
Cigars and Promi<Ses Louis Blues."
Congratulations are in order to Bobbie May, acclaimed by many
A. Paulsen, Sp (X)lc on the arrival the world's greatest juggler, kept
of Karen, a five and one-half pound six balls in the air at one time, and
baby girl. the Cycling Shryettos pedaled
On the 12th of J8.l}uary, "Doc" L. perilously on high unicycles to the
A. Hall became the.proud father of delight of the capacity audience.
a seven pound baby girl and the old To lend authenticity to one
master of medica says, "T'is just number, the uniforms of a Treas-
the beginning of a great family of ure Island Wave and a sailor were
cutlery artists." Congratulations borrowed and worn by performers.
PhM2c Hall. Since this skit was of the rough-
With the potential increase of house variety, it is doubted that the
two members in the Lookout De- uniforms will ever appear again on
partment during the last month an inspection day.
the Recognition gas house gang im- "Skating Vanities," now in its
mediately dusted off ye old slides third year, is the only roller-skating
and flashed the news that Ens. show on the boards today, and
Robert W. Hawkins and George makes regular stops at stage door
Enos, SM2c, will become members canteens and military reservations
of the "palpitating paters." Yours the country over.
truly has it that the sequence will
be Ens. Hawkins first and Enos
running second place. Naval Training
Lt. and Mrs. E. B. Rhoads be-
came the parents of a six pound 13 Schools
oz. baby boy on January 18. The
young son was named Peter Berg- With graduation ceremonies in GOOD SKATES-Top left, glori-ous Gloria N,ord, audience. Bottom left, show's closing number, "Salute
holn. Mrs. Rhoads formerly lived Theatre No. 1 on Saturday, 140 featured in "Skating Vanities of 1945," which played to America." Bottom right, Cycling Shryettos at high
more men completed "A" School
in Australia, and during his tour of two performances at Theatre No. 1 on January 25. moment of one of show's high spots. The show is one
duty in that area Lt. Rhoads mar- training, and have left to join the T,op right,. chorus-they had many more fans in the of the most unusual in the business.
ried her and brought her back to fleet. Lt. Nash Higgins, Director of
the States. Also arriving last week Training and Distribution Center EX Livermore Air Station V-12 Trainee To
Athletics, addressed the graduating
to Chief Radioman Standfield and
his wife, a daughter, Nancy, weigh- students. The worthy tenet of his POTENTIA Subdued by Treasure Vie For Skating
ing eight pounds 4 oz. born at 1345 talk was the value of physical fit-
ness. We wish there were space· to
Wednesday. A big round of con- Island Quint, 59-44 Honors At Berkeley
re-tell his baseball story which is
gratulations to both families.
really "tops."
Rumor has it that the following Treasure Island remained among It will be "women power" in ac-
Commander J . H. Falge on be-
men are bound for the altar this half of NTS, presented a bond to the undefeated in NCBA ba,sket- tion at Berkeley Iceland, the eve-
month: E. U. Towhig, BMlc, and ball play, defeating the Livermore ning of February 10. The occasion
our newly married couple, the
J . San Filippo, BM2c. Congratula- Air Base, Thursday night, January is the California Figure Skating
Klints. Wedding bells rang for
tions to you both. 25, 59-44.
Otta F. Klint, SK3c, and Mary L. . \ Championships. With most of the
Underway With No Way On Sorrel, Y3c (both of NTS), on Livermore held the highly- sport's male stars in the service,
Lt. W. S. Iredale, Head of the January 3rd in Hilman, California. RADIO MATERIEL SCHOOL touted T. I. sailors to 21 points at the girls have taken over.
intermission time, while they col-
Engineering Department, is now Since then they have been doing
presenting, every noon, the latest some t aveling and visiting new in- Au Revoir lected some 30 digits. This was due One event, the Senior Men's
RMS said good-bye to one of its mostly to some pretty · accurate singles, may be eliminated accord-
war news from the public address laws, and report a very pleasant
popular Wave officers recently mid-court shooting by the airmen. ing to an announcement issued by
system just outside the Engineer- honeymoon.
ing building. . . Where, oh where Chief Fire Controlman S. W. when Ens. Willenore Burnside was Thirty-one fouls were scored in the Dr. Glendon H. Terwilliger, General
is Lt. Chechames' pool shooting Pavlik reported for duty as in- detached for a new billet in the second half alone, marring the Chairman of the Championships.
Eleventh Naval District. Ens. Burn- statistics a bit with their wild play. The genial doctor added, however,
ability? Lt. W. R. Watkins, Lt. (jg) structor, in our Fire Control School
C. L. Keay, and Chief Mach. R. L. last week from Newport, Rhode side has been attached to the In- Phillips and Crum, both of that ,the feminine contingent will
Ray are daily visitors at the Treas- Island. His good training school ex- struction Department in charge of Treasure Island, tanked in 15 points be the largest in years. One-hun-
the technical library and her cheery dred or more skating lovelies will
ure Island Gym. . . A new face in perieiice makes him a special addi- apiece in the wild and wooly fracas
smile will be missed by her follow be on hand to battle for crowns. in
the Engineering Department is Lt. tion to any training program, and played at Livermore.
officers and students alike. RMS e_x- the various divisions.
Commander E. N. Jacobs just back we welcome him aboard.
from the Southwest Pacific ... T. J. tends best wishes for success in JoAnn Parker formerly worked in Representing the male minority
your new billet. th!;! District Intelligence Office. Her will be Bob Maxwell, recently given
Landi, BMlc, of the Deck School, is Seaman first-class . .. Who's next?
one of the newest men reporting for .. . Lt. (jg) M. J. Simpson has Last week saw the departure of husband is a member of RMS Com- a medical discharge from the Army
duty at Operational Training joined the Operational Training two of our civilian workers at- pany 55. Mrs. Miriam Dobel joins and Bill Hoyt, a Navy V-12 trainee
School. We know you will enjoy it School staff in the Communications tached to Lt. Stollberg's Evalua- us from the great state of Wash- stationed at Berkeley. The two will
here Landi, after your 29 months Department. We sincerely welcome tion Department: Miss Maurine ington where sh~ formerly worked skate in the senior dance, Maxwell
duty aboard a 110 foot sub chaser. this new Wave officer .. . The mel- Hart from deep in the heart of for a large -lumber company. Mrs. paired with Ramona Allen, former
Incidentally, when are you bring- odious notes of the trumpet and Texas will return to the wide open Dobel's husband is in the service so Pacific Coast Women's champ.
ing your bride out? ... Back .from guitar heard during the noon hour spaces after a visit with her sister she has a keen interest in war Skating with Hoyt will be Marilyn
leave is Margaret ·Cook, Slc. How in the Art Workshop originates who is a member of the Navy work for the Navy. Grace, State Junior champ.
was the Bronx, Margaret? ... from Harry (James) Rosson, Nurse Corps• in San Diego. Mrs. Sports Hi-Lites The Senior Women's singles is
C. I. G. Department reports that Sp (X) 3c, and Frank Boeck, RTlc. Donna Crane will join her Army The pocket billiard tournament is expected to provide the evening's
C. I. C. stands for Combat Informa- We've also heard that K. Perkins, husba.IJd who has received his rapidly drawing to a close with the hottest competition. Helen and
tion Center not Intelligence- so Y2c, also strums a fine guitar. The transfer orde·rs. winner in the officer division to be Barbara Uhl, Peggy Hoyt, Mar-
there! We understand Lt. (jg) R. school will be looking forward to a Welcome Aboard decided this week. At this writing garet Field and Letha Lou Linn
Tannenbaum, also of C. I. C., is professional appearance at the next We are happy to welcome aboard Bos'n Dalzin and Lt. Carpenter are will battle for top honors here.
planning matrimony. We suggest Operational Training School dance. four new officers who will become all tied up in the playoff wit,h one
you remove some of your calendars ;F.[ow about it fellows? . . . Embar- members of the RMS staff: Lts. game each. The final clash should
before you take the big step Mr .. rassing moment for C. Dalldorf, Stanley R. Williamson and Fred- be a dandy and a large crowd of
Tannenbaum ... A real pleasure in- Sp(X)2c, when he hopped into a erick w. Huttie have seen extensive spectators is sure to be on hand WORLD-WIDE NAVY
deed was a recent visit of Com- car for his regular morning ride active service in the Pacific areas to watch the fireworks. BROADCASI ON
mander R. C. Sergeant from only to find he'd got the wrong and will bring to their new billets Climaxing two tough games,
COTCPac, an expert in the radar car. Look before you leap, Chuck. first hand knowledge of actual bat- Richard Justice, Slc(Y) , won the KQW TOMORROW
field. Commander Sergeant's ex- . .. Mable Hayth, Slc(Y), now tle conditions. Both officers will be Ship's Company contest which
perience comes from actual combat takes over the permanent position assigned to the Instruction De- seems to prove that "Justice wins The Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
service. . . H. H. Bernard, RdM3c. as yeoman to Lt. Commander R. A. partment. Lt. (jg) Mariann Went- out." Runner-up for the event was tern is sponsoring a world-wide
Well, Barney, we hope someone Ibach, our Executive Officer .. . worth has reported from the First E. R. Tucker, Sp(A)lc. The battle Navy broadcast to be heard across
will offer you a new collie for your We're very happy to learn Ens. F. Naval District where she was as- narrowed between Albert Navis, the United States and around the
children. Someone without a heart B. Miller, that your wife is now signed to the District Communica- Sp(A)2c, Tucker and Justice and world, Sunday, February 4, at 0700.
poisoned Bernard's late collie. . . home from the hospital following tions Office. Lt. (jg) Mattie McNew the playoff games were close and The program will originate in the
From recent action- in the Philip- •an appendectomy and is feeling has reported from CamP. MacDon- exciting. KQW studios in San Francisco, and
pines comes Lt. Commander J. H . fine. Smooth sailing, Mrs. Miller . .. ough, Plattsburg, N. Y., for duty. William A. Varn, RTlc, of Com- the all-Navy choir will be made up
Hoefer to join the Navigation staff What's this we hear about Lt. G. She previously was stationed at pany 56, took the measure of Bern- of personnel from this base and
in Operational Training School. He E. Lindman trying to get to sea on NTS (Y), Stillwater, Okla. ard Cohen, Slc(RT) , of Company other activities in the Twelfth'
will be Destroyer-Underway In- a battleship? We'd miss you very Two new young ladies have taken 60, in the final round of the student Naval District. The program will be
structor . .. Congratulations, H. T. much if you went Lt. Lindman, as over as civilian employees in the division of the tournament which carried on all CBS stations and will
Houser on making Coxswain and you've done a great job at this ac- Evaluation Department under the saw a large number of entries and be one of the unusual presentations
K. R. Arnold, who was promoted to tivity. supervision of Lt. Stollberg. Mrs. excellent play by all participants. given by the Navy this year.