SCHOOL NOTES
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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
The Seniors have received their
graduation announcements and are
fiighly pleased with their design.
Report cards came out this week
with the following students on the
honor roll: Harold Bell, Ralph
Bingham, Margaret Bjornstad,
June Dunbar, Juanita Fagerstrom,!
Max Gray, Olga Hay, Glenn Ma
zen, Arthur McLain, Corinne Sny
der, Loretta Snyder and Frank
Whaley.
Students with perfect attendance!
during the last six weeks are:
John Bell, George Bourdon, Jack
Dowd, Marilyn Dowd, June Dun
bar, Olga Hay, Robert Lewis, Ar
thur McLain, Corinne Snyder, Lor
etta Snyder, Lois Swanberg, Ellen
Waldheim and Frank Whaley.
English III students are com
pleting their workbooks on punct-1
uation and parts of speech.
Biology students are making
colored drawings of the human
organs.
The planet, Venus, which has |
been so bright and beautiful in
the western evening sky during
the winter has now reached its
greatest distance from the sun.
It will return towards the sun to
become, eventually, a morning
star.
THIRD GRADE NEWS
We have just completed an in
teresting unit on Egyptian people
their foods, clothing, houses and
work. Now we are studying a
unit on the Chinese.
Competition is quite keen in ar
ithmetic. The two classes are com
peting to see which will complete
the work first.
We were sorry to see Margaret
Russell leave. We hope she will
enjoy school at Fort Lawton.
FIRST GRADE NEWS
The plants are growing very
well these warm spring days. The
gourds, clarkia, and geraniums
need no urging. The children col
ored crocuses and tulips for the
ARMY CHAPLAIN WLL HOLD
CATHOLIC SERVICES SUNDAY
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Capt. Lesch, Army Chaplain of
Anchorage, arrived Thursday a.m.
and will hold services here in the j
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church.
Services will be held on Satur- ■
day, Sunday and Monday morn- J
ings in the local church, and on
Sunday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. at
the Base Chapel.
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border decoration.
Doris Russell was dropped from
the roll recently.
Those present everyday the past
six weeks were Doris Abloogoolok,
Wayne Russell, Sydney Blatch
ford, Marie Saterlee, Douglas Cab
inboy, Judy Schall, Jimmie Foster,
Earl Towner, Alice Glavinovich,
Mary Swanberg, Eleanor Herman,
Franklin Okleasak, Henry Long
ley, Victor Okereok, Vivian Lar
sen, Monte O’Conner, Effie Luke,
Carol Ann Newman, Patricia Love,
Anna Merrill, Janet Muller, Don
ald Outwater, and Tommy Ozena.
Because of their perfect attend
ance, visited the aquarium.
EMMA HENRY SENTENCED ■
FAILED CARE FOR CHILD
Emma Henry was arraigned be
fore U. S. Commissioner T. C
Duffield yesterday on charges of
being drunk in a private home to
the annoyance of others and also
for failure to care for a minor
child.
She was sentenced to the fed
eral jail for ninety days on each
count.
A home is being sought for the
eight-month-old baby.
WINCHELL FREES MOOSE
BY PLANE NEAR McGRATH
Bush pilot Oscar Winchell of
the Alaska Airlines, while flying
near McGrath, noted that a lone
moose was backed up in the rocks
fighting off four wolves. He pro
ceeded to open up the motor of
his plane and succeeded in driv- |
ing off the wolves for several
miles. He claims that one wolf
was so tired that he stuck out his
tongue at him.
He returned to find the moose
still in the same spot, either ex
hausted or paralyzed with fear.
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