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JIMMIt SINGLE tit I NS SCHOLARSHIP
Junes Douglas Single, 17, former resident
of Palmer, has been awarded a Pepsi-Cola
.prize in the fourth annual Pepsi-Cola
scholarship competition, It-was announced
last week.
James Dingle, son of Rev. and Ilrs. B. J. '
Bingle, will receive a scholarship for 4
full years of college work, including tui
tion, a monthly allowance and traveling
expenses. Other winners in the Territory
are Sara Chapman of Fairbanks, Jean Eliz
abeth Boucher of ■ Ketchikan,- and-Richard C.
’’fingerson of Juneau, who will be given a
Pepsi-Cola College Entrance Award and $50
when they enter college this next fall,
Jimmie was one•of 121 students over the en
tire nation to receive the four-year schol
arship, College entrance awards were given
to 575 students. A- total of 36 students
from 17 public, private and parochial school!
in Alaska participated in the contest.
Jimmie is particularly interested in audo
visual aids. He constructed a’room and helj
ed to install the school's recording, pub
lic address, and motion picture equipment
at Fairbanks. He is president of the Pro
jectionists, and a member of the Radio club
and the Torch Honor Society.
The annual awards have a value of '"2330,000
and are financed by the Pepsi-Cola Company
upon recommendation of its presidfent, ^al
ter S. Mack, Jr, They were designed to dis
cover young men and women of'outstanding
ability and train them for leadership within
their own fields. Scholarship winners, be
sides tuition and other required'fees for
four years at any accredited college, re
ceive a )25 a month allowance and traveling
expenses at the rate of 3 cents a mile for
one round trip between home and college
each year.
Candidates are first elected by their class
mates as those "most likely to make an im
portant contribution to human progress.w :
These candidates take a special scholastic
aptitude test in their own schools in Nov
ember. Finalists are selected on the basis
of scores made on this test, and these fin
alists take the regular supervised college
aptitude test of the College Entrance E-ram in
at ion board in January, The highest ranking
students from each state or territory in the
second tost are awarded the prizes.
Jimmie came to live in Palmer with his par
ents in 1935. The family moved here at that »
time from Cordova, Jimmie attended school
in Palmer during the first years of his ed
ucation. The family moved to Fairbanks in
1942 where they have resided since that time
Jimmie has the Congratulations of his frienc
in the Valley.