SWEARS IN CO. B RECRUITS—Capt. Dwight C. C lien ' nt) commander, is shown swearing in eight of the nine recent recruits of Co. B, Green County’s National Guard unit, during the weekend extra drill of the unit. Left to right are Eugene Peterson, Argyle; Richard T. Mogalis, Rockford; Roger Zweiiel, Belleville; Jery 11 Mcomb, Monroe; Lenwood Potts, Monroe; John Saalsaa, South Wayne, Richard Leuzinger, Monroe, and Larry Vogeli, Monroe. Richard C. Soeterat, rural Albany, was on detailed duty when the group picture was taken. Threeearlier recruits in the all-out recruit effort to up the manpower of the unit are David Babler, Rockford; Don Neuenschwander, Orangeville, and J mil Krb, Monroe. Four Co. B men have re-enlisted for their fourth year of service. They are: Phillip Crawford, Janesville; Frederick Zurfluh, Albany; Milton Purintun, Monre, and Ru-sell Johnson, Wiota. 1st. Sgt. Stone, Fifth Army evaluator, attended Saturday’s drill period. 1 he Armory will be open Wednesday night for recruiting. (Times staff photo)