4 Kodiak Seniors
Make Who’s Who
Four outstanding seniors at Ko
diak High School received national
recognition last week when they
were named to Who’s Who Among
Student Leaders in High School of
America according to Alfred Craig,
sponsor of the student council.
According to Mr. Craig. Kodiak
was sleeted as one of the high
schools which have met the stand
ards set by the Federal Security
agency’s Office of Education. At
the present time only 1,096 high
schools out of the 23,757 in the
United States have met these
standards.
These students were carefully
selected for their scholarship, their
cooperation and leadership in
academic and extra-curricular ac
tivities, their citizenship and serv
ice to the school and promise of
future usefulness.
They are Luana Garoutte, Nelda
Stone, Candy Wilson and Gary
Woody.
The name and biography of each
student will appear in the 1962-63
edition of Who’s Who Among Stu
dent Leaders in High Schools of
America. In addition, each entrant
is eligible for the benefits of the
student placement service if he
needs assistance in making em
ployment contracts or in supplying
college recommendations.
0WEN AT MEET
Senator A1 Owen left Tuesday to
attend a fisheries meeting in Wash
ington, D.C., and expected to re
turn here by tomorrow. He has
been able to spend only one day at
his home in Uganik Bay since the
legislative session started in Jan
uary.
New Mail Schedule
Following is the new mailing
schedule which went into effect
last Sunday, April 28:
The morning flight, No. 17 to
Anchorage and Seattle, daily ex
cept Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, closes at 10:25 a.m.
The evening flight, No. 11 to
Anchorage and Seattle, daily ex
cept Sunday, closes at 3:50 p.m.
The Northbound flight No. 7 to
Anchorage on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, closes 8:50 a.m.
The direct Southbound flight to
Seattle, No. 8, on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday closes at 10:10
a.m.
The above times are NOT plane
flight schedules but are the sched
uled deadlines for mailing pur
poses.
CAP Notes
Civil Air Patrol Cadets are re
ported to be working diligently on
their eligibility requirements for
the CAP Encampment which will
be held in June at Elmendorf Air
Force Base.
During the past month CAP ca
dets and their parents, numbering
34 in all, held a dinner at the high
school cafeteria, so as to better
acquaint the parents with the
Aerospace Education Program and
become better acquainted with
CAP Seniors. The dinner was fur
nished by the cadets and cooked
by Mr. Francis B. Cook. After din
ner speaker was 2nd Lt. Margaret
Cook, commandant of cadets whose
topic was “The Three Missions of
the Civil Air Patrol.
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Spring Is Official
Steaming through the Lake Washington ship canal
with the assistance of the tug Carol Foss, the
steamship Nenana, first Alaska Steamship Com
pany vessel to leave the winter reserve fleet this
year, is seen coming out of hibernation in the lake
this week to commence the seasonal Aiasaa sal
mon cannery service—bringing the line’s active
fleet up to 8 vessels. Sailing April 18, the Nenana
calls at cannery ports from Yakutat to False Pass.
Kodiak Little
League Baseball
Teams -1963
KRAFT’S
John Blake Butler, Stephen
Douglas Jarvela, Micael Resoff,
Steve Rodli, Robert Charles Robin
son, Jr.; Douglas Anderson, Mike
Kopen, Mike Cannon, Bradford d.
H. Butler, John F. Myers, Dave
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