Queen Contestant Carolyn Rockstad
Is Combination of Beauty & Brains
By Karl Armstrong
A real combination of beauty
and brains is the lovely Miss Car
olyn Ann Rockstad, who is spon
sored as a Queen Contestant in
this year’s King Crab Festival by
the Polar Bear Cafe.
If you were to look into the an
nual publication of “Who’s Who
Among Student Leaders in Hign
Schools of America,” you would
find this 17-year old Kodiak High
School Senior listed among these
outstanding students who are se
lected on a basis of “scholarship,
service to school, leadership in
academic and extracurricular ac
tivities, service to school and com
munity and promise for future
usefulness.”
The candid and gracious Miss
Carolyn Ann has been pursuing
an academic course in her plan of
study in school and plans a ca
reer as a physical education teach
er or to enter the field of physical
therapy professionally.
That the physically active,
ambitious-minded, and attractive
Miss Carolyn Ann is deserving of
the national honor and recogni
tion awarded to her by the nation
wide, non-profit Who’s Who organ
ization, is attested to by not only
her remarkably high scholastic
standing (she had a 4.0 “Straight
A” average last semester) but
also by her numerous and many
activities.
Indicative of her interest in a
P.E. type career is her passion for
basketball. She has been presi
dent of the High School Girls Ath
letic Association of which she has
been a member for four years and
she ‘“loves intramural sports.”
The active Miss Carolyn Ann is
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also a member of the Pep Club
and is secretary of the student
council of the high school student
government. And it should not
be surprising that this lovely
young lady is also president of tne
local chapter of the National Hon
or Society.
A talented beauty besides, Miss
Rockstad is a member of the
drama club and was student di
rector of the class play.
And the 5’ 4” Miss Carolyn Ann
is also one of Kodiak’s very own
lovelies, having been born here
in Kodiak and from a pioneer is
land family. She lives with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R.
D. Van Buren.
Miss Rockstad attends the Com
munity Baptist Church where she
is a Sunday School teacher and Is
Worthy Associate Advisor in the
Order of the Rainbow Girls.
With all these various activities
Miss Rockstad still has spare time
in which she serves as a Gray Lady
at the hosptal and as a librarian
in the public library! And even
with all these interests, Miss Caro
lynn Ann finds time to ice skate
during the winter and go swim
ming “lots", in the summer.
Pretty Miss Carolyn Ann has
light brown hair and hazel eyes—
however, as she pointed out, “My
hair turns to blond and my eyes
change to green in the summer
sun.”
Miss Roekstad will graduate
next month and in September
plans to attend Western Washing
ton State College.
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Jerry
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church. He would talk and beg
till exhausted and he would drift
into sleep.
Somewhere within them, the
parents finally realized that with
such a strong conviction that Jer
ry possessed, and though so
young, his talk was serious and
rational and perhaps they should
discuss this with the Pastor of
Jerry’s church. Shortly after the
first of May they were enrolled
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toys, baskets, cards and candies.
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We carry a complete line of tackle
ahd equipment.
We wish each of you a
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in an adult instruction class in
the church. Jerry was the happi
est young man I have ever seen...
and was now acting and playing
the part of Teacher for his par
ents. He talked incessantly and
was completely overjoyed with
this new event. You would have
to actually see this to fully real
ize his happiness.
(To be continued)
INITIATIVE
Cultivate individual thinking—
it takes real courage to drop out
of a crowd that is headed in the
wrong direction.
POOR CONTACTS
Gifted students who show sparks
of genius while in school often de
velop ignition trouble when they
get on their own.
Ruth and Ginny
Announce that the
Village Bar
IS NOW OPEN FROM 10 A M. til 3 A.M.
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Serving full course dinners
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Wednesday, April 25, Special
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A VERY HAPPY
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