. The uplift [serial] . here he is reported to be in the very best of health. Thisis welcome news to his family and his friends here at the TrainingSchool. At the time Mr. Query became a prisoner of the Germans he was inthe combat zone in Belgium and was reported as missing about themiddle of December. This occurred at the time of the German armyadvances in what is known as the Belgian Bulge. Mr. Query is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Query of thiscounty. He has the reputation of being one of the finest young menin the county. He was connected with the Training School from1934 to 1942 when
. The uplift [serial] . here he is reported to be in the very best of health. Thisis welcome news to his family and his friends here at the TrainingSchool. At the time Mr. Query became a prisoner of the Germans he was inthe combat zone in Belgium and was reported as missing about themiddle of December. This occurred at the time of the German armyadvances in what is known as the Belgian Bulge. Mr. Query is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Query of thiscounty. He has the reputation of being one of the finest young menin the county. He was connected with the Training School from1934 to 1942 when he was inducted into the United States Army. Weshall all look forward with pleasure to an early visit from him whenhe returns to this country. Special Bulletin—As The Uplift goes to press news has been re-ceived of the death of Mrs. James H. Hobby, a former member of theTraining School staff. We extend to the family our deepest sym-pathy in their sad bereavement. Further details will appear in alater issue. THE UPLIFT. Clyde Adams Clyde Adams enlisted in the United States Navy July 14, 1941. On Septem-ber 13, 1941, he was assigned to the USS North Carolina, and served as amember of its crew for more than two years. He spent a number of months inthe South Pacific area and has seen action in several bitter engagements. Clyde has many friends here at the school, and he has shown his continued af-fection for the institution here by making several visits to us while on his many friends here he is generally known as Jack Dempsey. Clyde wasparticularly devoted to Mr. and Mrs. Liske and the boys in No. 10 Cottage, andas an evidence of his devotion he recently gave the cottage a handsome contribu-tion of $50. 10 THE UPLIFT
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