Kodiak High School Seniors and Capt. Hedhioom
Photo By Jackinsky
Local Teachers
To Attend School
Kodiak Teachers who will be at
tending summer school sessions
are:
Betty Springhill and Ruth Vega;
University of Washington.
Alfred Craig; Eastern Oregon
College.
Bill Gregory, Hugh Smith, and
Eugene Schulz; University o f
Alaska.
Thomas Jones; Eastern Wash
ington State College.
Mary Cornelius; University of
Portland.
Melanie Draper; University of
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Oregon.
Mrs. Eunice Neseth, fourth grade
teacher, has been granted sabbati
cal leave for the coming school
term and plans to attend the Uni
versity of Stockholm in Stockholm,
Sweden.
Insurance broker William Cat
chpole returned to his home in
London and found a strange man in
his favorite chair before the fire.
Not only that, the stranger was
drinking Catchpole’s favorite bran
dy, had on his best suit, and was
wearing his favorite necktie and
a pair of his shoes. Turned out the
stranger was a burglar who failed
to stay sober on the job.
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Congratulations to you that have
graduated
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Plan to attend a school of higher education if your mentality
and finances permit it.
• • • •
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or training you have the higher up the ladder
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KNUDSEN’S — Where All Kodiak Jhops I
Seniors Honored
By Junior Class
BY YVONNE WELCH
The graduating class of 1962 was
honored on Saturday, May 12, by a
highly successful banquet and
Prom given by the Junior Class.
The theme “Enchanted Sea” was
carried out by an underwater set
ting of various shades of blue and
green, with schools of fish swim
ming. A sunken vessel, a deep sea
diver, treasure chests and a large
sand castle in the dance floor com
pleted the setting.
The climax of the evening was
the coronation of the King and
Queen with Rudy Kennedy and
Nancy Waller being selected to
reign over the Prom. A huge white,
pink and lavender sea shell pro
vided the back of the throne from
which the royal couple observed
the grand march. The new king
and queen led the next dance to
the theme song of the Prom, “Ebb
Tide.”
lthe big game hunting expeditions
which were the prime reason he
came to Alaska.
It perhaps should not be too
amazing that he went after one
of our big Brownies since his other
major prize trophy is a Polar Bear,
also about 8-foot, which he downed
with his trusty bow and arrow up
at Barrow on the Arctic coast.
But Van Houten is justly proud
of his other big game archery kills
in Alaska. They include a Moose,
Dali Sheep, Two Grizzly Bears, and
a caribou.
And athough his trophy room is
lacking one of Alaska’s bison, a
musk ox, and of course, one of
Afognak’s giant Elk (officially the
largest elk in the world incidental
ly!) you get the impression from
the glint in his eye when you men
tion these animals, that “Bwana
Bill” Van Houten of Texas is a’
aimin’a get’em. It s just a matter
of time.
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