Grade School
Honor Roll
PERIOD VI—NEW SCHOOL
Grade 8, Mr. Saxton — Barbara
Davis, 3.54; Donna Marx, 3.32;
Michael Downing, 3.17; Evelyn
Pratt, 3.06; Tanya Kraft, 3.04.
Grade 8, Miss Dandeneau—Dawn
Eraman, 3.65; Anne Hall, 3.36;
Ramona French, 3.32; Andrea Jar
vela, 3.30; Larry Dietzler, 3.17;
Bonnie Breckberg, 3.13; Robbie
Acheson, 3.02.
Grade 7, Mrs. Kash—Christina
Shipley, 3.52; Patricia Anderson,
3.40; Nadine Flotre, 3.35; Allison
Rickey, 3.30; Allan Parker, 3.00;
Jean Brunstad, 3.00; Gerald Mark
ham, 3.00.
Grade 7, Mrs. Dickow—Marya
Springhill, 4.05; Judy Gilbreath,
3.82; Billy Watkins, 3.46; Dick
Veerman, 3.37; Charles Coker, 3.36;
Steve Alvine, 3.20.
Grade 6, Miss Ramsey—.Mary
Turner, 3.91; Jean Hall, 3.18; Char
lotte Long, 3.06.
Your Bible
and Mine
—/by Kenneth W. French
Pastor of Harbor Light
Pentecostal Chapel
In this column, last week, we
noted the answer wh&h Peter
and the other apostles who were
standing with him, gave to the
crowd when they asked, “What
shall we do?” This answer was
definite and clear cut and so
simple that a child could under
stand. It contained two com
mands and one promise. The
commands were as follows: The
first, Repent, meant a deep
change of heart and a complete
obedience to the will of God.
The second, be baptized, every
one of you in the Name of Jesus
Christ for the remission of sins.
This meant the cancellation of
the record of sin against them.
The promise was, “Ye shall
receive the gift of the Holy
Ghost.” This was the beginning
of the gospel and the salvation
plan Jesus had died to bring to
lost men. Approximately sixty
years later one of the men who
had stood with Peter that day,
the apostle John, the last living
apostle, makes this statement:
“. . . This is the commandment,
that, as ye have heard from the
beginning, ye should walk in it.”
(II John 6). The blueprint of
salvation was never to be changed
salvation was never to be
changed. (Paid adv.)
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Beginning Sunday,
x /
June 5, 1960 and each Sunday thereafter, the
Town Club will be open at 2 p.m. until 10
p.m., specializing in Roast Prime Ribs of Beef.
Weekdays
the dining room will be open from 5 p.m.
until 1 a.m. for your favorite steaks and
seafood.
KITCHEN WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY
Families Always Welcome
Bar Opens Daily
at 12 noon for yooir favorite cocktail. Opens
at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
Grade 5, Mrs. Rextrew—Eliza
beth Hall, 3.68; Sharon Gilbreath,
3.61; William Shipley, 3.59; Char
lotte Densmore, 3.31; Lois How
ard, 3.17; Kristy Flotre, 3.03.
Grade 5, Mrs. Cavitt — Cynthia
Thompson, 3.52; Ellen Horn, 3.48;
Carlene Ray, 3.37; Mary Alice
Griggs, 3.33; Cheryl Parker, 3.13;
Carol Speight, 3.12; Margaret Fada
bff, 3 06.
Grade 4, Mrs. Cavitt — Helene
Talbott, 3.73; Jerrie Koenig, 3.55;
Susan Valtman, 3.42; Mary Ellen
Katelnikoff, 3.18.
Grade 4, Miss Otness—Mickey
Turner, 3.78; Diane Abston, 3.56;
Lisa Rickey, 3.34; Charles Lange,
3.29; Patrick Anderson, 3.22; Wes
ley Wiley, 3.21; Janet Clymer, 3.17;
Gladys Olsen, 3.13; Claudia Borge
man, 3.13; Norman Sargent, 3.09.
DOWNTOWN SCHOOL
Grade 6, Mrs. Burnham—Doro
thy Chya, 3.78; Weston Fields,
3.60; Shari Madsen, 3.58; Janet
Downing, 3.26; Wesley Van Matre,
3.09; Patricia Gardo, 3.04.
Grade 5, Mrs. Breckberg—Judy
Acheson, 3.95; Ralph Longmire,
3.67; Ned Farber, 3.42; Barbara
Sutliff, 3.22; Kristin Butler, 3.22;
Sue Ann Ramaglia, 3.11; Laurel
Olsen, 3.05.
Grade 4, Mrs. Hamann—Connie
Mowry, 3.60; Bobby Barnhart, 3.55;
Mary Lawhead, 3.32; Irene King,
3.28; Shari Hazzard, 3.16; Martin
Lochmiller, 3.05; Joe Lester, 3.02;
Tommy Madsen, 3.00; Linda Pullo,
3.00; Tessie Valley, 3.00; Gretchen
Veerman, 3.00.
Naval Station
Births
A son, Paul Conley, weighing
6 lbs. 2V\ ozs., was born on May 7
to Mary Frances and Paul Peter
Kalinyak, LTJG, USN.
A son, Raymond Zeller, weigh
ing 8 lbs. 2 ozs., was born on May
12 to Josephine Elenor and Louis
Dan Megeher, LTJG, USN.
A son, Edward Roy, weighing
7 lbs. 10Vz ozs., was born on May
13 to Geri Claire and Edward
Le Roy Mock, ATNAN, USN.
A daughter, Jean Marie, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 14 ozs., was born on May
16 to Betty Marie and Gene Davis,
ENS, USN.
A daughter, Sylvia Rose, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 10 ozs., was born on May
20 to Diana Miller and George
Broughton De Lano, LT, USN.
A daughter, Donna Elaine,
weighing 6 lbs. 8% ozs., was born
on May 20 to Janet Lee and Billy
Joe Smith, RM2, USN.
H. S. Honor Roll
SENIORS
Norman Smith, 4.00; Milton
Souter, 4.00; Mona Ensslin, 3.37;
Wayne Kraft, 3.10; Delores Gallag
her, 3.02.
JUNIORS
Jerilynn Smith, 3.62; Suzanne
Foster, 3.44; Gail Zieba, 3.40;
Richard Garrett, 3.30; Carol Vail,
3.14; Robert Richmond, 3.21; Shar
on Hayden, 3.07; Mike Littleton,
3.05; Linda Patterson, 3.01; Kath
leen Robertson, 3.01.
SOPHOMORES
Jeffrey Wilkes, 3.78; Sandra
Robinson, 3.68; Carolyn Rockstad,
3.60; Karen Rextrew, 3.57; Joyce
White, 3.47; Gary Olsen, 3.47; Gail
Larson, 3.47; Jim Hood, 3.40; Ann
Hunt, 3.07.
FRESHMEN
Elaine Pajari, 3.87; Tom McLen
nan, 3.87; Jack Sheridan, 3.79;
Svea Breckberg, 3.75; Luana Gar
outte, 3.47; Ronald Rainey, 3.72;
Elliott Converse, 3.64; Kenneth
Vail, 3.61; Pat Gammon, 3.59;'
Candace Wilson, 3.40; James Howe,
3.40; Mary Lincoln, 3.34; Therese
Tillotson, 3.22; Nelda Stone, 3.20;
Gail Jorgenson, 3.14; Donna Allen,
3.11; Jonie Johnmeyer, 3.11; Susan
Gilbert, 3.05; Kathy Schweizer,
3.01.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
KEEPING COOL?
SAN ANTONIO, Tex —Shouting
“Fire, fire, fire,” Arnold Arnett
ran half-dressed from his apart
ment in San Antonio. When he
realized he was not suitably cloth
ed, he ran back into the burning
house and jjimped into the 6hower.
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