Nome Hi School
News For Week
Ending Mar. 12
Baseball Game
The Huskiettes certainly re
deemed themselves Friday even
ing when, in definitely the tight
est game of the Women’s Series,
they defeated the Alaskan Wo
men with a score of 14-13. In
the first few innings the Alask
ans piled up an overwhelming
lead and the game seemed in the
bag, but the Huskiettes rallied
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beautifully, and with t'he high
school rooting section cheering
them on enthusiastically, steadied
down to some real ball playing,
overlook the Alaskans, and swept
through to victory. Net result:
cups for the girls, extensive satis
faction for the high school. Yea,
Huskiettes ! ! !
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High School Party
Since Friday evening’s victory
was certainly an occasion for
celebrating, the high school party
which followed the game was
aptly timed and hugely enjoyed.
The boys took over the entire
party, providing refreshments and
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ANNUAL
FAIR
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ALASKA. MARCH 31, APRIL 1, 2, 3, 1937
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■ entertainment and on the whole,
they did an excellent job. Tiie
.girls were rather amazed when
confronted by their masculine
schoolmates becomingly arrayed
\ in feminine finery, and gales of
laughter greeted the sight of
these dainty ‘maidens” coyly flirt
| ing fans and powdering their nos
| es. A queen contest followed, in
which Miss Nome High School
was elected Queen of the Univer
se, although Miss Sledge Island,
Miss Sawtooth, Miss Bluff and
other famous beauties furnished
iher some real competition. A num
ber of charming performances, in
eluding spring dance., prize fights
operations and musical renditions
I convinced us that Nome High
,School can boast a Jimmy Brad
i dock, a Beethovan, and several
j candidates for the Russian Ball
et. The party then adjourned to
the assembly room, where baked
| beans and Boston brown bread
were served. Hats off to the boys!
I They certainly put over a ‘swell”
party.
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| The Junior Class ice-cream
isale at the Carnival last Satur
day was pronounced a success by
: all concerned.
Six weeks tests were herald
ed by a week of intensive study
| and ushered out with sighs of
thanksgiving on the part of the
poor long-suffering pupils, who
! are trying so diligently to acquire
: an education.
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Scout News
The Boy Scouts sold hot dogs
i and coffee at the Carnival March
| 6th. The sale was a success.
Some of the boys are working
: on their second class tests.
At a meeting soon, new officers
will be elected; patrol leaders,
j assistant patrol leaders, scribe,
reporter. Some of the Scouts have
been contemplating putting a pro
ject in the Fair.
—George Martin
GRADE NEWS
7th and 8th Grade News
The seventh and eighth grad
ers are writing a play for Sew
ard Day, March 29.
Six weeks tests were given this
week.
Basketball practice is scheduled
for Thursday and Friday after
school.
Roger Bockman
I t Hi;h and -ixth grade’s pap
pet ,ly s rapidly taking form.
Far j 'ung maidens with long
Ci;r: v iiains wltn yellow must
ache . handsome heroes with
How i. ; black pompadours, are on
ly a few of the .ittle people un
der construction. The pupils have
wr:tten plays to he acted out by
the puppets. The fifth grade
geogiahy class has finished the
study of Europe and is now study
ing As a.
A number of the plaques being
made by the third and fourth
graders are completed, and their
owners are busy working out col
or schemes for painting them. The
room project to be entered in the
Fair is centered about the var
ious pe pies of the world. The
girls will dress dolls togrepresent
the various countries while the
boys will construct the back
ground scenery. The fourth grade
is in the lead in both spelling
and arithmetic competitions.
A really novel project is occu
pying the interest of the second
graders: they are making a wig
wam. The tent is made of un
bleached muslin which is to be
Jailed Following
Marriage to Child
Stanley Backus, 19-year-old factor]
worker, who was charged with sec
ond degree rape after he announce*
his marriage to 12-year-old Leon*
Elizabeth Roehia. District Attornej
Carl J. Hynes said the girl told him
she expected to become a mother
She was placed In a hospital al
Watertown, N. Y., and her husbant
was Jailed. (Associated Press Photo)
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decorated with Indian symbols
and designs and stretched over a
framework of poles. The room
is decorated with posters depict
ing an Indian chief signaling to
his tribe, colored by the child
ren. The clay bowls made last
week have been painted and
some really artistic Indian eff
ects are the result. They have
also made some animal figures.
cut frorh cigar box wood and
painted.
The first grade has been doing
! same clay modeling this week,
as their Fair project will be work
of this sort. They finished their
Peter and peggy Readers and
workbooks this week, and are all
ready to begin on their new read
ing material Monday.
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