Nat’l Recognition
Given 7 Students
Seven outstanding seniors at the
Kodiak high school received na
tional recognition this week when
they were named to Who’s Who
Among Student Leaders in High
Schools of America.
Students so honored were
Adolph W. Jackinsky, Wayne B.
Kraft, Norman E. Smith, Milton
M. Souter, Kathryn D. Brooks,
Stanley J. Austerman and Jack R.
Healey.
These students were carefully
selected for their scholarship; their
cooperation and leadership in aca
demic and extracurricular activi
ties; their citizenship and service
to the school and promise of fu
ture usefulness.
The name and biography of each
student will appear in the 195940
edition of the above national pub
lication.
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HS Honor Roll
5th Six Weeks
High School Senior students on
the honor roll for the fifth six
weeks period, and their averages,
are as' follows: Norman Smith,
3.97; Milton Souter, 3.97; Zelanna
Stone, 3.17; Anita Stewart, 3.05.
Juniors were: Richard Garrett,
3.82; Suzanne Foster, 3.75; Gail
Zieba. 3.70; Jerelynn Smith, 3.60;
Mike Littleton, 3.37; Audrey Beck,
3.32; Bob Richmond, 3.28; Carol
Vail, 3.25; Sharon Hayden, 3.22;
Courtney Starbird, 3.02.
Sophomores were: Gary Olsen,
3.75; Jim Bridges, 3.75; Carolyn
Rockstad, 3.61; Jim Hood, 3.33;
Sandra Robinson, 3.30; Karen Rex
trew, 3.30: Jeffrey Wilkes, 3.21;
Buck Hayden, 3.13; Joyce White,
3.07. .
Those in the Freshman class
were: Jack Sheridan, 3.68; Svea
Breckbcrg, 3.63; Luana Garoutte,
3.57; Elliott Converse, 3.50; Elaine
Pajari, 3.41; Pamela McFarland,
3.19; Kenneth Vail, 3.14; Pat" Gam
mon, 3.14; Ronald Rainey, 3.13;
The Community Baptist Church
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Sunday School — 9:45 A.M.
Mtrt’rting Worship — 11:00 A.M.
Youth Fellowship Groups — 6:30 P.M.
Evening Worship — 7:30 P.M.
Mid Week Service — 7:30 PM.., Wednesday
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Donna Alien, 3.09; Nelda Stone,
3.07; Gail Jorgensen, 3.06; Ken
neth Tillotson, 3.03; James Howe,
3.03.
Honor Roll
Main Elementary School
The elementary schools honor
roll for the 5th six weeks period
is as follows;
Grade 8. Miss Dandenau, teacher.
Dawn Erdman, 3.60; Bill How
ard. 3.38; Ramona French, 3.31;
Bonnie Breckberg, 3.25; Andrea
Jarvela, 3.25; Anne Hall, 3.19;
Warren Murphy, 3.05; Larry Dietz
ler, 3.01.
Grade 8, Mr. Saxton, teacher.
Barbara Davis, 3.49; Tanya
Kraft, 3.29; Laurel Earl, 3.09;
Evelyn Pratt, 3.03; Sharon Chess
man, 3.03.
Grade 7, Mrs. Kash, teacher.
Patricia Anderson, 3.12; Chris
tine Shipley, 3.10; Allison Rickey,
3.09; Jefcn BrtiMtad, 3 09.
Grade 7, Mri Dickow, teacher.
Marya Springhill, 4.05; Judy
Gilrbeath, 3.91; Dick Veerman,
3.58; Billy Watkins, 3.34; Marvin
Frost1;1 3.10; Charles Coker, 3.07. I
Grade 6, Miss Ramsey, teacher.
Mary Turner,; 3.85; Charlotte
Long, 3.07; Louise Harvey, 3.04.
Grade 5, Mrs. Cavitt, teacher.
■ Cindy Thompson, 3.67; Ellen
Horn, 3.54; Mary Alice Griggs,
3.53; Carlene Ray, 3.47; Cheryl
Parker, 3.43; Thelma Reft, 3.43;
Margaret Fadaoff, 3.28; David
Horn, 3.25; Helen Shiveley, 3.16;
Carol.Speight, 3.16; Stuart Rickey.
3.13; Laura Sanguinetti, 3.11;
tyayife Sargent, 3.05.
Grade 5, Mrs. Rextrew, teacher.
Sharon Gilbreath, 3.69; William
Shipley, 3.62; Elizabeth Hall, 3.46;
Charotte Densmore, 3.46; Lois
Howard, 3.08.
Grade 4, Mrs. Cavitt, teacher.
Helene Talbott, 3.76; Jerrie,
3.62; Susan Valtman, 3.;7; Mary
Katelnikoff, 3.57; Marlene Olsen,
3.42; Roberta Draper, 3.37.
Grade 4, Miss Otness, teacher.
Mickey Turner, 3.81; Lisa Rick
ey, 3.34; Charles L^ange, 3.25; Wes
ley Wiley, 3.20; Phyllis Carlson,
3.14; Janet Gymer, 3.14; Gladys
Olsen, 3.11; Claudia Borgeman,
3.09; Chyleen Parker, 3.04; Pat
Anderson, 3.03.
Downtown School
Grade 6, Mrs. Burnham, teacher.
Shari Madsen, 3.81; Dorothy,
Chys, 3.79; Weston Fields, 3.60;
Janet Downing, 3.44; Lydia Olsen,
3.24; Wesley Van Metre, 3.22; Mike
Metrokin, 3.21; Patricia Gardb,
3.18; Elizabeth Hall, 3.06; Ginger
Koppang, 3.06.
Grade 5, Mrs. Breckberg, teacher.
Judy Acheson, 3.95; Ralph Long*
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mire, 3.84; Ned Farbf»r, J.Sfr, Sue
Ann Ramaglia, 3.54; Kristin But
er, 3.26; Barbara Sutliff, 3.09;
VormaChya, 3.06; Bldy Anderson,
i.01.
tirade 4, Mrs. Hamann, teacher.
Connie Mowry, 3.55; Diane Ab
»ton, 3.47; Susan Cannon, 3.30;
Bobby Barnhart, 3.27; Irene King,
i.24; Sharie Hazzard, 3.11; Martin
Loehmiller, 3.00.
Tryouts May 7-8
Boys between tSe age of 8 and
12 years, interested in playing
baseball, are urged to tryout for
positions, May 7 and 8, at the
Little League playfield.
Adults interested in becoming
managers, coaches, umpires, score
keepers. etc., are asked to contact
Curley Wilson, Little League pres
ident. at phone 4334.
KING CRAB FESTIVAL
MAY 6-7-8
Realsilk Hosiery Mills Manager
Arriving May 5
Nice assortment of guaranteed merchandise for the
entire family will be on display. Also ladies’ and men’s
uniforms.
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See •' \
Marian Kohl, Kodiak Hotel, May 5-8
“THE KODIAK”
One of the family of many types and designs of
LOCTWALL HOMES.
Come by the office and sec what yen can get
for your money.
Orders now being taken foe Summer delivery. ;
Kodiak-Aleutian Realty Services
Phone 2161
Elks
11th ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Saturday, April 30,1960
Charcoal Broiled Steaks
(SERVED FROM 6:30 P. M. to 9:30 P. M.)
Live Music-Dancing from 10 p.m.
Until?
POSITIVELY NO GUESTS
Admission: S2.50 per person
Elks and ladies, Emblem Club members and escorts
Make Reservations No Later Than April 29, 1960