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VOL. 11
T aimer, Alaska
January 3C , 1943 TTo. >5
AUDITORS ARRIVE
T*r. Horard !'cITahan and ’’r. Ansol ’’ickman,
Ccrtifiod Public Accountants from the Ston.
and Andorson'Accounting Tim of Seattle arc
norr auditing the T'.V.P.C.A. books.
MV Ft ft BOARD ME £1
A special mooting of tho Board of Direct
ors of the Ivr.P.C.A. ras called Thursday
of this rock to 'discuss current problons
of the Association.
CO-01-' HnM'NOER
A Complete Board of Directors rill be up
for election at tho Annual meeting on ^bb
ruary 25. This means that seven vacancies
rill occur on that date. I'cnbors should
be deciding on possiblo nominees.
AMENOMEN IS
3y roquost re• hercrith print the follorinr
Article XV Amendments-- ras omonded by
Amendment 9 so that the last sentence not;
reads—
’Totico of any amendment to be made at a
meeting of tho members must be given at
least ton days before such meeting and
must set forth the amendments to be con
sider -d."
WAP[HCL:Sf
Ihis ic a final re
minder to Tder your
Co-op • Cli5 r*Vs by 'J. t
urday, January 31.
A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER
A your ago tiu t~:uporuturo ras
getting colder. Follovriny is
for this some period.
Maximum
Friday Jan.
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Fodnosdny
Thursday
PA
25
26
27
28
29
30
-5 F
-16
-17
*15
-16
-22
-19
cold, and
tho report
IT innimum
-30?
-36
-37
-38
-38
-39
-40
This sooms a little chilly after the nice
roathcr ro have been having.
J9FT I1SS THE FAIJ ER-F .JWKS GilES
CLEVEn PUS STUOEnTS
RECEIVE HGIIORS
vV,
Tho fire*, members of the PITS rational
Honor sccieky rere initiated at Assembly
in the i .'.uwix Gymnasium on Tuesday morn
ing au 1_•15 a.m, of this -eek.
JTiss Dickson rho acted as chairman of the
Ini', j avion gave a brief history of the
fcrmntjon of the National Honor Society.
Tve National Honor Society had been organ
ized tne l’-ited States because of a need
felt by educators that more emphasis need
ed to be placed upon the scholastic achiev
ment m High School. It vras felt that too
much -emphasis ras being given to Athletics
y/d the social life of the modern high,
school. Therefore, in 1922 the society
ttos formed pith 12 chapters in the United
Staves.. By 1945 there rere 3294 chapters,
rk quir-aments of a candidate tp be consid
ered fax this honor are that he or she be
a Junior or Senior, attendance at this
High luhcol for ono year or more, and
fcTuoiaai/ic standing must be in the upper
bi ioK"=',o- lire four virtues upon rhicn a
Ca.-i: iate is chosen are: Character, Schol
arship, Leadership and r rvice. v -v
Telloving this introduction by T'iss Dick
son, Mr- G“ay named the candidates rho had
been selected by a committee to receive
this honor, and rho constitute the charter
me.-d'era of th^s school. T’y are:
-velyn Faster
Don Tit in, Jr,
Don C' v.rch
E on DcL.j'd
S:;;nley K ffnan
r.ariann 3'rant
.Gayle Scfcert.
Gr.orge Hermon
3r.tLer l'c..'ttula
ITarma Jqan L-yer
JjOUlS UrUiUlSZ
Mrs. Iknla, rendered a violin solo, "!'ul
ody". O/.e ras accompanied at the piano
by Joe Davis.
Kr. Harry rimaer ras first speaker on the
fcl loring program. In his brief sumary
of '•Character" he outlined three, main
points. 1, ’"'hut is character? '“hy is
it irtpo; ta: and Z, ’'hat can. you-do about
your char liter?
Under oha first point he emphasized the
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