The mission of JROTC is to motivate young people to be better citizens. Students will receive instruction in Leadership Theory and Application, Foundations for Success, Wellness, Fitness and First Aid, and Citizenship and American History. Students are required to wear a uniform once a week. JROTC provides students with opportunities to be members of competitive
The Dredge Ditch by Darold R. Herdes
By Samuel A. Schreiner, Jr. The following article by Samuel A. Schreiner, Jr. is about a classmate of mine, James Patridge. It is copied from Reader’s Digest, October 1986. Thank you Sherry (Gordon) Humphreys for loaning me your copy.
“U.S. KIDS LIE FORGOTTEN IN ‘CHILDREN’S FIELD“ from “The Stars and Stripes”Thursday, April 28, 1983 Contributed by a member of our society stationed at Ludwigsburg, Germany – Carl W. Gray Frankfurt—Tucked away in a corner of this city’s main cemetery is a small plot of land that is a sharp contrast to the colorful, well-tended
Most of us know the inscription on the Statue of Liberty which stands in New York harbor. Today we are even more aware of it than ever before Although my ancestors came here before the Statue was given to America by France the words seemed so fitting for them also. The names Hasle, Hash, and
“Gypsies & More…“ by Rena Mae (Lents) Thomas (1940-2021) This is a follow up of an earlier article on Gypsies. Joies and Broadway families- When I first heard about there being gypsies buried in Salem Cemetery, the Queen and King of the Gypsies, no less, I just had to see for myself. One nice day
Helping Me To Deal With….. I started working on this memorial site to help me to deal with the sudden tragic death of my eighteen year old grandson, Josh. Josh died in an auto accident on December 29, 1997 in northern Wisconsin. Josh was born on March 20, 1979 the son of Rick and Vickie
