Quartet Make Straight ‘A’ Averages
First Semester At Kodiak High School
A member of each the freshman,
sophomore, junior and senior
calsses each had straight A aver
ages for the first semester at Ko
diak high, the report from the prin
cipal’s office Thursday revealed.
The four straight A semester
students are Weston Fields, fresh
man; Kathy Evans, sophomore; Pa
tricia Hubert, junior and Svea
Breckberg, senior.
Others on the semester honor
roll, by classes follow:
FRESHMEN
Weston Fields 4.00, Shari Mad
sen 3.80, Patricia Chaffin 3.60,
Keith Johnson 3.42, Laurel Putney
3.40, Pamela Connors 3.36, Judie
Brooks 3.23, John Fletcher 3.20,
Sherrie Christofferson 3.20, Janet
Downing 3.18, Charlotte Long 3.20,
Bill Cunningham 3.05, Chester Cly
mer 3.00, Joyce Brummett 3.00,
William Simon 3.00.
SOPHOMORES
Kathy Evans 4.00, Marya Spring
hill 3.95, Judy Gilbreath 3.95, Linda
Kee 3.23, Richard Sutliff 3.19,
Charles Lee 3.19, Darrell Boom
gaarden 3.09, Erlund Hedblom
3.09.
JUNIORS
Patricia Hubert 4.00, Virginia
Clark 3.80, Jan Hall 3.80, Phyllis
Jones 3.45, Cody Downey 3.40,
Elana Ross 3.27, Dawn Erdman
3.27, Tom McCormick 3.20, Sandra
Biter 3.20, Karen Monell 3.20, Dar
leen Darnell 3.20, Mary Jane Mad
sen 3.09, Lynn Fulp 3.00, Ann Hall
3.00, Evelyn Pratt 3.00.
Rotarians View
GF Board Films
Kodiak Rotarians saw a film on
a board meeting featuring the pres
ident of General Foods at their
regular Tuesday meeting held this
week at the Mecca.
The film was provided by Art
Brooks.
Bill Reeves of the Collection Di
vision of the IRS was a guest of
Sgt. Archie Zehe.
GLASSES FOUND
A pair of women’s shell-rimmed
glasses in a maroon case were
turned into the Mirror office this
week. They were found near the
school playground and bear the
name of Dr. E. E. Bach, optome
trist, on the cover. They may be
claimed at the Mirror.
SENIORS
Svea Breckberg 4.00, Luana Ga
routte 3.77, Nelda Stone 3.77, Gary
Woody 3.75, Connie Short 3.60,
Beth Acheson 3.40, Susan Gilbert
3.40, Gail Rousculp 3.40, Judi
Brown 3.40, Candace Wilson 3.33,
Don Nekeferoff 3.25, Kathy Al
vine 3.11, Charlene Frost 3.00.
The last nine weeks honor roll
and the elementary school honor
roll will be published in next
week’s Mirror.
Nat’l Guard Clips
Curley’s; CG Wives
And D&A Winners
John Michella bucketed 18
points as the National Guard five
dumped Curley’s Monday night by
a 56-51 score in a real come-from
behind thriller. Taylor was the top
scorer for the losers with a total
of 26 points.
In the 6:30 game the High School
All-Stars were defeated by the
Coast Guard Wives in a slow game
29-12. The school girls never could
get moving and their high scoring
forward, Virginia Clark, was held
scoreless. Alexander was the top
scorer for the Wives with 11 mark
ers.
Tuesday night the National
Guard was defeated by D&A 58-33
as McMullen lead all scoring with
22 points. Nelson led the Guards
men with 8. In the 8 p.m. game,
it was a cliff-hanger as the High
School Independents threw a scare
into the Coast Guard, leading 18 to
16 at half-time, and putting up a
stiff battle before being sunk by
a 43-33 tally. Katelnikoff paced
the scoring for the losers with 12
while Strelo hit for an equal num
ber for the winners.
WEEK’S SCHEDULE
Tuesday, Jan. 29—6:30 Curley’s
vs. H.S. Independents; 8 p.m.
Kraft’s vs. D&A.
CARPENTER’S UNION
Next meeting of the Carpenter’s
Union, Local 2162, will be held on
Feb. 14, according to Business
Agent Art Wickman, who points
out that, “It’s your union—attend
the meetings.” Further informa
tion may be obtained by calling
486—5251.
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Just As Flowers and Plants
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Brighten A Party, Wedding or
Reception
You’ll Find They
Brighten Your
Everyday Life
FLOWERS By ELAINE
Phone 486—5225 c/o City Market
St. James Annual
Meeting On Jan. 30
The annual meeting of the con
gregation of St. James the Fisher
man Episcopal Church will take
place next Wednesday, Jan. 30, at
8 p.m. at the Church, the Rev. Don
Bullock announced today.
Purpose of the meeting is te re
view reports of the various organi
zations of the Church, and to lay
plans for this year.
Father Bullock urged all mem
bers to be present for the impor
tant session.
Lois V Safe
Coast Guard Search and Res
cue has confirmed that the boat
Lois V was located by the Cutter
Storis at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon
between Afegnak and Marmot
Islands enroute to Ouzinkie.
Skipper Bill Page and crewman
Bill Hartlett advised they were
In no tronble and were unaware
they were the object of search.
They had been reported as un
heard from since the 14th.
Springhills Host
Finland Guest
Miss Limi Lahdemaki, a niece of
John Springhill, arrived in Kodiak
from Finland last week and is a
house guest of the Springhills.
Miss Lahdemaki’s arrival was de
layed by bad weather all along her
route of travel, according to Mr.
Springhill.
“She was delayed in Norway,
Denmark, Anchorage, and again at
Homer where her plane was weath
ered in for one night due to poor
weather,” John said.
Plane Crash
.. .Victims...
The following men were killed in
last Thursday’s crash of the PV2
on Old Woman Mountain at the Ko
diak Naval Station. List is cour
tesy of the Anchorage Times, not
the PIO office at the Base.
Lt. William M. Carter, wife, Bar
bara Lee Stock Carter, Oak Har
bor, Wash., mother, Mrs. Vera Mar
garet Lawrence, Seattle.
Aviation machinist mate 2nd
John Anthony Cole, wife, Harriet
Mae Cole, Imperial Beach, Calif.
Lt. Paul W. Dannell, wife, Jo
Nette Dannell, Oak Harbor, Wash.,
mother, Mrs. Anna Dannell, Olym
pia, Wash.
Aviation machinist mate 2nd
FRussel S. Feldnann, wife, Edith
Feldnann, Oak Harbor; parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Feldnann,
same address.
Aviation electronics technician
2nd Merlin J. Haas, wife, Theresa,
Oak Harbor.
Lt. (jg) Richard T. Healy, wife,
Vivian Marie Healey, Oak Harbor;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Healey, Tacoma.
Aviation Structural Mechanic
Hydraulic 3rd Charles A. Treat,
Wichita, Kansas.
Listed as seriously injured were:
Aviation Anti-submarine War
fare Technician 3rd, Charlie M.
Boyce, Ogallalla, Neb.
Aviation Electronics Technician
2nd Larry D. Culbertson, wife,
Carol Virginia Culbertson, Oak
Harbor.
Aviation Electronics Mate 1st
Kenneth J. Grant, wife, Eunice
Martha Grant, Oak Harbor.
Yeoman 1st Richard Allen Mit
chusson, wife, Nancy Ellen Mit
chusson, Oak Harbor; mother, Mrs.
Flora A. Mitehusson, Oak Harbor.
Aviation Ardnanceman 2nd Paul
Wilson, wife, Chieko Omagari Wil
son, Oak Harbor.
Candy Wilson Installed Worthy Advisor
Of Kodiak Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 8
Kodiak Assembly No. 8, Interna
tional Order of Rainbow for Girls
held an open Installation of Of
ficers on Sunday, Jan. 13.
The installing suite consisted of
Elana Ross, outgoing Worthy Ad
visor, Installing Officer; Peggy
Reglin and Charlene Frost, Past
Worthy Advisors, Associate In
stalling Officers; Luana Garoutte,
Past Worthy Advisor, Installing
Marshall; Judy Walker, Recorder;
Linda Kee, Chaplain; and Mrs.
Shirley de Lozier at the organ.
The officers who were installed
for the new term are: Worthy Ad
visor, Candy Wilson; Worthy As
sociate Advisor, Janice Hall; Char
ity, Anne Hall; Hope, Patricia Hen
ley; Faith, Candy Lilliness; Treas
urer, Marya Springhill; Chaplain,
Karen Monell; Drill Leader, Jean
Brunstad; Religion, Carol Cannon;
Nature, Patricia Canup; Immor
tality, Judy Brooks; Fidelity, Judy
Acheson; Patriotism, Barbara Sut
liff; Service, Dale McKinley; Con
fidential Observer, Margie Magnu
sen; Outer Observer, Sandy Stew
art; Musician, Katherine Alvine;
and Mother Advisor, Mrs. Margaret
Sutliff. The Advisory Board con
sisting of Dr. Richard Johnson,
Chairman, Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Row
School Lunch
Menus
Monday, January 28
Baked Beef Hash, Buttered Car
rots, Plums, Bread, Butter, Milk.
Tuesday, January 29
Lima Beans & Ham Casserole,
Coleslaw, Hot Buttered Corn Bread
Fruited Jello, Milk.
Wednesday, January 30
Barbecued Hamburger, Buttered
Corn, Carrot Sticks, Berry Cobbler,
Chocolate Milk.
Thursday, January 31
Stewed Chicken & Vegetables,
Buttered Rice, Cheese Sticks,
Pears, Bread, Butter, Milk.
Friday, February l
Egg Salad Sandwich, Hot Vege
tables, Fruit, Cookies, Milk.
(Soup for High School)
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her, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee,
Mrs. Robert Acheson, Mrs. Eldon
Stricklin and Mrs. Norman Sutliff,
were then installed.
After Worthy Advisor Candy
Wilson received the gavel she in
stalled her Courtesy Officers: Bi
ble Bearer, Alexis Smith; Keeper
of Parphenalia, Virginia Valley;
Associate Mother Advisor, Mrs.
Goldie Stricklin; Rainbow Dad, Dr.
A. Holmes Johnson, and Dream
Man, Robbie Acheson.
She also introduced her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilson, and a
number of honored guests, who are
officers of the Order of Eastern
Star and the Masonic Lodge.
A reception was held for the new
officers in the basement of the
Temple after the ceremony. There
was a beautiful cake showing the
“Grand Cross of Colors” medalion
and delicious sandwiches, cookies
and punch.
If I Ain’t Got
IT
I CAN GET IT!
KODIAK
SUPPLIERS
(Carl Rodli)
COMPLETE LINE OF
FISHING GEAR
PH. 486—5375 DAY OR NITE
KNUDSEN’S
SHELLS
We still have several boxes
of 16 gauge shotgun shells at
one-half price.
AMEIGH’S BOOK
CAMERAS
George Ameigh’s book on Ko
diak is still an excellent gift
item for yourself or friends.
Film and photo finishing.
Flash guns and bulbs.
AMMUNITION
AND
GUNS
ALASKAN GIFT ITEMS
| Ivory, Jade and Hermatite
| An excellent Valentine pres
ent.
PARKAS
AND BEAUTIFULLY
TRIMMED FUR SLIPPERS
TOYS — GAMES
COLORING BOOKS
THERE IS SOMETHING
FOR EVERYBODY AT
KNUDSEN’S
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