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SCHOOL NOTES
HIGH SCHOOL
U. S. Grant, general of the
northern torces during the Civil
War, was born on Api^l 25, 1822.
Grant was born at Point Pleasant,
Ohio, the son of a tanner of Scoi
ish ancestry. He graduated from
West Point in 1843, President Lin
coln called him to arms in 1861.
In 1862, he set out to capture
Fort. Henry. Grant’s capture of
Vicksburg was the most brilliant
achievement of his military career.
He was given the admirable nick
name of “Unconditional Surrender
Grant.”
General Robert E. Lee surren
dered at Appomattox Court House
in 1865. In 1368, Grant became the
eighteenth President of the United
States.
, Last Friday afternoon, the high
school enjoyed an annual skiing
party out on Anvil and Newton
Mountains. The day was perfect
tor the event and the exodus was
made in cars which took us to
Satellite Field. From there we
hiked over Anvil Mountain to Mc
Carthy’s cabin where we estab
lished our base camp. The unusu
al amount of snow made the
mountainside ideal for skiing. It
was possible to begin at the top of
Mount Newton and ski down the
entire mountain to the old Army
ski resort.
Word from George Bourdon
states that he spent his Easter va
cation with a classmate at Roches
ter, Minnesota. lie visited the
Mayo Clinic and thought it was
very interesting. He has already
seen some large mallards and Ca
nadian geese.
Duane Swanson is now attend
ing school in Tacoma and his
school work is coming along nice
ly
An eclipse of the sun occurred
on Thursday but was not visible
in United States or Alaska. It was
visible in Europe. The earliest
mentioned solar eclipse took place
in B.C.. 776. and is recorded in
Chinese annals. During the next
hundred years, several eclipses
were recorded on Assyrian tablets
and monuments. On May 28, 585
B.C., an eclipse took place which
was predicted by Thales. It term
inated a battle between the Modes
and Lydians. This eclipse helped
to fix the chronology of this epoch.
The eclipse of Aug. 3 in B.C., 43.
established the time of the Pelo
ponnesian War.
Black markets in meat usually
cause a sharp reduction in leather
supplies, since black marketeers
often destroy hides to conceal'
their opex*ations.
Nome Directory
ROTARY CLUET
OF NOME
' Thursday Luncheon
. Karl F. Dewey, Pres.
Ron ’ Brousseau* laa
ANVIL LODGE
' NO. 140 .
i . Meets-First and
Third. Thursday
each month
BARL COULTHARD. W. M.
, .W.ORVIN W, LEWIS, Secy.
1 ORDER OF THE
WALRUS
NOME, ALASKA
WES WELCH, Pres.
A. L. WALKER, Secy.
MEETS EVERY THURSDAY
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court Houm Is Opposite Us
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