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The scholarships, good at any >f the 280 colleges and iniversities in the United States }ffering the four-year Army ROTC program, have been iwarded annually on a competitive basis for the past six /ears. Scholarship winners receive their full tuition, textbook costs uid laboratory fees, plus a $50 per month allowance for the full four years. Winners may select academic courses in the field of their choice, the only additional requirement being the completion af officer training subjects. Upon graduation, they are commissioned second lieutenants in the Army and fulfill their military ^obligation by, serving r&fflr years on active duty.
Student selection is based on academic excellence, extracurricular activities, physical standards, results of college entrance examination boards, personal qualities and leadership potential.
Since part of the scholarship selection is based on the College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB) Tests, it is essential that high school students who intend to compete for one of these awards take the tests this fall.
High school seniors, their parents or teachers may obtain information by writing: ROTC Scholarships, First U. S. Army, Fort Meade, Maryland 20755. Deadline for submission of completed applications is January 15, 1971. Announcement of scholarship winners will be made >n the Spring of 1971.
Picnic In Flint Hill
A picnic will be held for the Flint Hill Firemen, Ladies of the Auxiliary and their families, Sunday, September 13 on the Carnival Grounds starting at 3 p.m.
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