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NJ.R.O.T.C. gives military flair to Wilson,

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NJROTC UNIT, SEATED, L E ^ TO RIGHT;]. Festa, D. Haman, M. Sherotski, W. Robinson, J. Kropp, S. Quinn, S. Mann, J. Riederer, A Silver C
Young, D. Judge, P Martin, D Forrest, S. LaPolla, D. Doughty, M. Farmer, J. Gula, C. Rosini, J. Clayton, B. Blackburn. KNEELING, LEET TO RIGHT:'d
Shatfer, W. Luker, J. Clayton, H. Medina, J. Atkinson, J. Bellerby, C. Hill, K. Kinnevy, R. Heierling, L. Harrison, L. MacArthur C Wene M Holden s'
Rowton P. Ritter P. Shvka V. Neiman, R. Scott, C. Moyer, A. Mammone, W. Moore. STANDING, LEET TO RIGHT: K. M ann,'c. Marlow' B.

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S. Wright.

The Naval Junior Reserve Officer's
Training Corps Unit is primarily a Ser­
vice Organization, dedicated to helping
others. Cadets serve the school by pro­
viding traffic control, assisting as es­
corts, and helping out in other school
activities. They are usually on duty at
Ram athletic games. Open House, Par­
ent-Teacher Organization functions, and
the daily Color Ceremony at school. The
Drill Team and the Color Guard are fre­
quently requested to participate in pa­
rades and community events. Monthly
NJROTC Assembly programs provide
an opportunity for informal personnel
inspections. The Annual Military In­
spection is an occasion at which the Ca­
det Company is observed by the Region­
al Navy Youth Programs Officer repre­
senting the Chief of Naval Education
and Training. Several fund drives are
conducted each year to finance the An­
nual Military Ball, a formal occasion at­
tended by Cadets with their escorts plus
local Naval, School, and Community Of­
ficials. For the past several years. Cadets
have participated in an annual week-
long field trip. This year they had the
opportunity to observe, at first hand.
Armed Services facilities in Newport,
Rhode Island. Two representatives par­
ticipated in a cruise on the USS Lexing­
ton of Penescola, Florida. The accom­
NJROTC UNIT'S DRILL TEAM, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Haman, B. Whorten, S. Mann, C. Young, plishments and contributions of out­
D. Judge, D. Forrest, P. Martin, A. Silver, J. Gula. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Moore, J. Clayton, R.
Burns, W. Robinson, P. Ritter, S. Quinn, C. Wene, V. Neiman, M. Holden, B. Blackburn, R. Jordan. standing Cadets is recognized each year
STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Marlow, Commander Young, Chief Buckingham, J. Ely, J. Clayton, D. at the Annual Awards Ceremony, during
Oliver C. Hoilman, M. Walsh, C. Moyer, A. Mammone, K. Mann. which a Senior Naval Officer conducts a
Naval Review and makes the presenta­
tion of Awards.