2 Graduate From
Afognak School
Lareen Shaw and Patrick Mul
lan, Jr. were the two graduates who
received their diplomas at the
eighth grade graduation exercises
held at Afognak, Thursday, May 11.
Mr. Lowell Wakefield spoke
briefly on the subject “The Future
Challenges.” He presented the di
plomas to the graduates. Others
who participated in the program
were Mrs. Cecil Wyant, Mr. Robert
Chadwick and Mr. Robert Hayes.
The Music Class sang the “Alaska
Flag” and “Farewell to Thee.”
Awards presented were as fol
lows: Abner Nelson, Jr. and Arnold
Gavner for perfect attendance and
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never being tardy; Shirley Nelson,
Virginia Nelson and Spencer Shaw
each received certificates for
scholarship proficiency; a pin for
the best scholarship proficiency
was awarded Spencer Shaw.
A dance followed with music
supplied by Andy Sheratine,
Freddy Pestrakoff and Alvin
Nelson.
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Wins Two Awards
Jerilyn Smith, honor student and
Valedictorian, was the recipent of 1
two scholarship awards at the pres
entation of awards during com
mencement exercises held Tuesday
evening. The awards were pre
sented by Mr. Ivor Schott, Super
intendent of Schools.
Miss Smith won the Business and
Professional Women’s Club award
of $250, and the Kodiak Emblem
Club $200 Scholarship.
A $100 Scholarship went to Jack
Trent. This is given by the Kodiak
Rotary Club. One other award,
from Lee’s Beauty School in Se
attle, went to Audrey Beck.
Carol Vail and Jack Trent are
the recipients of two other scholar
ships, according to an announce
ment received later. Miss Vail has
been awarded a $300 academic
school scholarship for the Univer
sity of Alaska. Jack Trent receives
a State Room scholarship, also for
the University of Alaska, by which
he will be given $200 each year for
two years.
Campaign For
Job Hire Underway
JUNEAU—Alaska will join with
the other forty-nine states in carry
ing out an intensified “Hire Now”
job campaign, Labor Commissioner
Gil Johnson said today.
The nationwide drive, designed
to stimulate employers to hire now
through their local employment
service offices, was “kicked off”
in Washington, May 10, and has
the endorsement of Gov. William
A. Egan.
Johnson said the “Hire Now” ef
fort is nationwide in scope with
particular emphasis to be given
metropolitan areas. He said the
offices of the Alaska State Employ
ment Service, located in major cit
ies, were participating with man
agement, labor and government
units in promoting the drive.
BPW Officers
Installed Monday
Officers of the Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club were in
stalled Monday, May 15, at an im
pressive ceremony during the din
ner meeting of the club at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson
at Sprucehaven. Three new mem
bers were also initiated into the
club.
The ceremony was conducted by
past president, Mary Sorum, and
the following officers installed:
Betty Springhill, president; Bertha
Hamann, vice-president; Helen
Schott, secretary; Grace Pecore,
corresponding secretary; and Mar
cia Craig, treasurer.
The three new members, Ginger
Veerman, Simoen Talbot and Nor
ma Clique, were initiated in a cere
mony conducted by Bertha Ham
ann, following the serving of an
Italian-style dinner.
Spring flowers, with each lady
wearing a corsage of red roses and
carnations, carried out the Spring
theme.
The next meeting of the dub will
be held at the home of Margaret
Lightfoot on Monday, May 29. This
is the last meeting until fall. The
secretary urged all members to
send in their dues, which are now
due.
A night on the town seemed like
a good idea to James Gibson. But
Gibson’s wife—in an attempt to
balk his plans—called a policeman
and said “that man’’ had stolen
her purse. The policeman, ulti
mately, charged Mrs. Gibson with
making a false felony report. The
court fined her $10. The husband
paid it. Mrs. Gibson explained—
she didn’t want her husband to
go out without her.
WINS STATION CITATION — Mrs. D. R. McCartney, civilian
employee on the Naval station, was presented with a certificate of
commendation and named “Civilian of the Month” in a ceremony held
April 11 on the Naval station. Capt. N. R. Lincoln, Naval station com
manding officer, made the presentation. Mrs. McCartney is Allot
ment Control Clerk, Supply and Fiscal Department. She was cited for
“... the excellence of (her) work and ... willing performance of ...
duty, in the absence of (her) supervisor.
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