Wakefield Scholarships Make College
Possible for Four Men from Area
Wilbur McGlashan of Port Wake
field, Spencer Shaw of Afognak.
Jerrine McGlashan, Port Wake
field, and David Eluska of Alitak
are the recipients of the Wake
field Fisheries scholarship for the
1963-64 school year.
While tiie scholarships granted
to Spencer Shaw and David Elus
ka are regular Wakefield scholar
ships, those to Jerrine and Wil
bur McGlashan are under the new
policy of Wakefield Fisheries
where assistance is granted to chil
dren whose parents are Alaska
residents and who work or fish
for Wakefield regularly through
out the season.
Educational scholarships are
given to those families who live
in areas where local high school
and college facilities are unavail
able.
Wakefield Fisheries instituted
this scholarship program at Shel
don Jackson in 1960 with an ini
tial grant of $1,200 which was di
vided into four scholarships.
Priority has been given to stu
dents from Kodiak-Seldovia-Aleu
tian Islands area and is based on
academic work, citizenship and
general ability. The program has
been expanded in 1963 to include
everyone who works for Wake
field.
The Wakefield program is
unique in that no other cannery
firms have shown this high degree
of interest in assisting young
Alaskans obtain higher education.
KODIAK HIGH SCHOOL
First Nine Weeks Honor Roll
FRESHMEN: Judy Acheson,
4.00; Sharon Gilbreath, 4.00; Bruce
Short, 3.90; Arlene Carlson, 3.80;
Carolyn Weisser, 3.80; Sandra Hu
bert, 3.72; Stephen Sycuro, 3.72;
Betty Hall 3.70; Ralph Longmire,
3.70; Mary Ward, 3.63; Charlotte
Densmore, 3.60; Nola Edingfield,
3.50; Stephanie Munk, 3.50; Bar
bara Fulp, 3.40; Carolyn Ander
son, 3.40; Warren Hansen, 3.40;
Margie Magnusen 3.40; Jim Ram
ge, 3.36;
Georgia Lovin, 3.30; Marilyn
Boomgaarden 3.27; Willis Ben
son, 3.20; Sue Ramaglia, 3.20; Kris
Butler, 3.18; Patricia Canup, 3.18;
Donna Chase, 3.18; Kristy Fiot
re, 3.18; Mark Keplinger, 3.18; Pat
Norris, 3.18; Billy Torsen, 3.18;
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Breckberg, 3.75; Sharron Albert,
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Biter, 3.40; Bill Dobson, 3.27; Mary
Jane Madsen, 3.20; Karen Monell,
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Linda Sherd, 3.00.
NBA Scholarships
Aid Three Islanders
Jack and Patsy and Peter Gron
holdt of Sand Point are again the
recipients of scholarship grants
from the National Bank of Alas
ka. Jack and Patsy, who are sen
iors, and Peter, a junior, are chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gron
holdt of Sand Point.
Since September 1960, the Na
tional Bank of Alaska has under
written this grant of $500.00 each
year. The Gronholdt family have
been recipients of this each year
involving Norma who graduated
last year.
Through this grant the National
Bank of Alaska has made it pos
sible for the Gronholdt family to
receive advanced education.
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