NORM* S’VaIN ’.'.'INS (cont)
welcomed, the guests
to the school and in
troduced the first
portion of the pro
gram. Appearing
first were the four
speakers from the
home rooms of Seldo
via grade school.
Students represen
ting their home rooms
were:
Pa tricia McNeal y,
reciting ””Thich Loved
Her Best?”; Tiggey
Nilson, reciting "My
Shadow"; Joan berto
son dramatizing the
story of "Upaminondas
and His Auntie"; and
Mary J o an Thonps on
reciting "The Ow1
Critic."
Jerry Thompson ■
then introduced the
contest portion of
the program with a
brief outline of con
test rules. Three
t own residents, Mrs.
C. 5. Tops, Mrs. Mel
vin Beltz and Marl
Herr, were named as
judges.
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Five dramatic club
students appeared as
contestants for the
medal award. They
were:
Mary Ann Swain in
"How I Edited An Agr
icultural Paper";
Midge English in "The
Pit and the Pendu
lum" ; Forma Swain in
"My Financial Ca
reer" ; and Olga Nel
sen in "The Tell-Tale
Heart."
Principal J. V/.
Thompson concluded
the program with an
expression of apprec
iation to guests and
contestants. He then
awarded the medal
prize to I.Iiss Swain.
VISITinG'"".
AT SELDOVIA HOUSE:
Arvid Waisamon, Ho
mer; Frank Bee,
Whitehorse, Y. T•; H
Miseley, Hastieth Is- i
land.
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V. Cherbonnier, W. •
Hanson, Jack Betts,
anchorage; James Col
lias, Port Graham; H.
W. Hegdahl, Anchor-J
age; D, A, Gitinson,
Seward; W. K. Gorder,
Anchorage; Maureen
McGee and Mrs, R. J.
Coatsworth, Kodiak;
T. Pedersen, Bear
Cove; Van Ba11antyne,
Martin River; Oscar
Graewe, city; august
Pedersen, Chignik.
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