KODIAK GRADE SCHOOLS
Honor Rolls
Main Elementary
EIGHTH GRADE
Svea Breckberg, 3.82; Luana
Garoutte, 3.64; Jack Sheridan*
3.57; Gail Anderson, 3.50; Donna
Allen, 3.11; Kathryn Alvine, 3.07;
Nelda Stone, 3.03; Karen Krusche,
3.03.
SEVENTH GRADE
• Ann Hall, 4.00; Bonnie Breck
berg, 3.88; Andrea Jarvela, 3.88;
Dawn Erdman, 3.66; Evelyn Pratt*
3.66; Barbara Davis, 3.53; Duke
Dickson, 3.48; Cheryl Babbit, 3.44;
Barbara Molletti, 3.29; Stephanie
Valtman, 3.22; Sharon Barnhart,
3.22; Larry Deitzler, 3.22; Tanya
Kraft, 3.22; Robbie Acheson, 3.00;
Joanna Briggs, 3.00.
SIXTH GRADE
Marjorie Sheridan, 3.77; Dale
Gillilan, 3.70; Judy Gilbreath, 3.66;
Allison Rickey, 3.40; Nadine Flo
ire, 3.30; Christine Shipley, 3.20.
FIFTH GRADE
BarJ>ana Allen, 3.38; Carol Olsen,
3.15; Dennis: Hicks, 3.09.
FOORTH GRADE
Betty Hall, 3.95; Sharon Gil
breath, 3.79; Kristy Flotre, 3.75;
Billy Shipley, 3.65; Caroline Ba
sils, 3.63; Kathleen Sheridan, 3.61;
Mike Allen, 3.50; Pamela Haynes,
3.48; Kristin Butler, 3.41; James
Connelly, 3.41; Ellen Horn, 3.40;
Donna Chase, 3.34; Brooksie Iler,
3.29; David Horn, 3.28; Mary De
veau, 3.22; Pauline Peterson, 3.20;
Sandra VaUman, 3.19; Stuart
Rickey, 3.17; Elaine Harris, 3.06;
Helen Shively, 3.06; Hershall Gar
vey, 3.04; Margaret Fadaoff, 3.01.
Downtown School
SIXTH GRADE
Mr. White’s: Marya Springhill,
3.97; Richard Veerman, 3.69; John
ny Gaillard, 3.56; Richard Hender
son, 3.46; Patricia Anderson, 3.06;
Carl Coon, 3.03; Steve Alvine,
3.03.
FIFTH GRADE
Mrs. Breckberg’s: Dorothy Chya,
3.78; Weston Fields, 3.76; Rhonda
Molletti, 3.51; Barbara Henderson,
3.39; Shari Madsen, 3.34.
FOURTH GRADE
Mrs. Hamarn’s: Candace Roet
man, 4.03; Judy Acheson, 4.01;
Margie Magnusen, 4.00; Ralph
Longmire, 3.79; Alfred Lavine,
3.69; Carlene Ray, 3.53; Sue Anne
Ramaglia, 3.51; Barbara Sutliff,
3.39; Norma Chya, 3.05; Pat Pat
terson, 3.03; Rodney Snyder, 3.02;
Don Lawhead, 3.01; Terry Coker,
3.01.
Fletchers Leave
On Vacation Trip
Skip Fletcher will manage the
Orpheum Theatre in the absence
of his father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. John Fletcher, who left thk
week for a trip to the West coast
to Seattle and California.
While on the trip Mr. Fletcher
will attempt to close a pending
arrangement to bring the picture
‘Ten Commandments” to the local
screen. As is well known, Bible
stories and particularly the “Ten
Commandments” was the crown
ing achievement of the late Cecil
B. DeMille. The cost of the latter
was in excess of $11,000,000. This
represents the greatest expendi
ture for a motion picture ever to
have been made.
The Fletchers will be guests of
the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
at Culver City, California. They
have been invited to witness first
hand operations for bringing the
new era of great pictures now
being produced, to the theatre
screen.
The Orpheum manager advises
that arrangements have Just been
made to bring newsreels back to
the local theatre. The news re
leases will be from the M. G. M.
Newsreel staff of “News of the
Day.”
Today
Tim Hovey plays in “Man
Afraid” as the son of a minister.
The latter had accidently slain a
young burglar during a struggle
after the intruder has almost
blinded the minister’s wife.
Suspense mounts and tensions
increase as the father of the
slain youth attempts to entrap
Tim to revenge the death of his
son. George Nader and Phyllis
Thaxter are the father and mother.
Sunday and Monday
“Sayonara-* comes to the screen
here, and will delight theatre
goers over the weekend—for the
superb acting, its story, and the
beautiful filming in Technirama
and Technicolor.
A James Michener story, it
tells of the love between a Korean
jet pilot and a beautiful Japan
ese actress. The principal role is
played by Marlon Brando, with
the role of the Japanese dancer,
played by Miiko Taka. This win
ner of four academy awards was
directed by Joshua Logan. In it
are a host of proven actors and
actresses such as Patricia Owens,
Martha Scott, James Garner, Red
Buttons and another Japanese
star, Miyosho Umeki.
Relief manager Skip Fletcher
calls attention to.the special show
times prevailing. The picture will
run continuous on Sunday. . .■
An excellent movie and a “must
see” for all fans who like a good
story, well executed with superb
photography. *
* Tuesday and Wednesday '
A double feature 'Includes
"Hejl Bou#d” with John Russell
and June Blair, and “St. Joan.’*
Thursday and Frida;
Rory Calhoun plays in “The
Big Caper” in which a well-plan
ned robbery for $1,000,000 is
shown in exciting detail. Opposite
him is Mary Costa.
James Gregory co-stars with
Calhoun and Mary Costa„ as the
gangland chieftain. He hires ex
perts in arson and murder; and
becomes a murderer himself.
A companion picture on the
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same billing is “Gun Dud,” with
George Montgomery as Dan Tom
linson, who tries to live down his
reputation'^" Will Sabre, notori
ous tw<V-gunlAin and 'bank robber.
He dd&s hot achieve this, how
ever, until he has wiped out his
dormer gang, Whose determina
tion not to let him reform isi the
core of the story. • !
Portraying the feminine lead
opposite Montgomery is Ann
Robinson. '
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Morning Worship—11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups—6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship—7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service—7:30 p.m., Wednesday
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