New Honor Roll
Lists PHS Junjors
On Top For Period
Junior students at Palmer High
School were tops scholastically
for the second six weeks of the
school term, it was announced
this week by Superintendent
William T. Zahradnicek. Five
juniors, two of them members of
the junior^Rfiy cast and one a
basketball star, combined grades
to come out with the top class
average of the school.
Honor students for the period’s
work were announced this week
by Mr. Zahradnicek All pupils
listed on the honor roll below
will be guests of the Valley Thea
tre at a movie of their choice.
The honor students of high
school and junior high school
levels, listed by grades, are as
follows:
Seniors: Edward Cope, Char
les Collins, Ramona Davis, Rog
er Woods.
Juniors: Harvey Hiber. Char
les Hoffman, Rosalie Miller.
Lavon Roelman, Stanley Za
borac.
Sophomores: Doyle Ross.
Freshmen: Larry Beck, Gene
Rieter. Robert Hartman, Geral
dine Kindgren
Grade Seven: Larry Bentti,
Barbara Kindgren, Leona Lu
cas. Sharon Major, Jhoanne
Shreve.
Grade Eight: Virginia Boul
ter. Mary Graves, Dorothy
Hoffman, Ralph Kircher. Al
ma Roark. „
Juniors Make Money
On Largest Crowd
What was probably the largest
crowd ever to see a high school
play in the Palmer Gym left the
juniors of Palmer High School
richer by more than $280 last Sat
urday evening. And there was
no one in the audience who did
not feel that his share of that
$280 was money well spent, for
the evening’s presentation of
“Inner Willy” was crowd-pleas
ing from start to finish.
Students of the Palmer grade
school saw the play at a Friday
afternoon matinee, so Saturday’s
crowd was primarily parents and
adult friends and teachers.
The play was so enthusiastical
ly received that juniors are con
sidering some sort of plan where
by they might exchange stages
with Anchorage High School,
and each school present its play
in the other’s home town The
plan is still very tentative, but
juniors are hoping to be able to
work out the details.
Shamrocks Really Lose
Palmer’s Shamrocks took a
tremendous drubbing at the
hands of the Elks in City League
play last Tuesday, losing to the
Anchorage team by a score of 85
to 36. The Shamrocks play their
last game in the first round of
league play on Saturday.
GO OUTSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. John Mehus of
Chickaloon last week left the Val
ley to spend the holidays Outside.
They planned an extended visit
in Montana, but will return here
late in February.
Christmas Gifts And
Goodies On Sale At
Photo Art Saturday
Everything good for the Christ
mas holidays will be featured at
the bake sale and bazaar to be
held at Palmer Photo Art Satur
day afternoon between the hours
of 2 and 8 p..m. Hand-sewn lin
ens, suitable for Christmas gifts,
also will be on sale.
The bake sale and bazaar is
sponsored by_ members of the
Ladies’ Aid of the United Pro
testant Church. It is for the pur
pose of building a fund to be
used in furnishing the kitchen in
t
the church’s new basement. Con
struction of that basement has
been completed by the contractor,
but interior finishing is still in
progress.
Chimney Fires
Do Little Damage
Only minor damage resulted
from the two chimney fires which
called out the equipment of the
Valley Volunteer Fire Associa
tion tv.ice in one day last week.
One fire was reported at the Hill
side Cabins and the second at the
Highway Church of God, where
Rev. J. H Davis is pastor.
SPEND YOUR EVENINGS AT THE
SOURDOUGH CLUB
Your Recreation Center in Palmer
FRONTIER CAFE
^ Try our home-made apple pies
^ Big Juicy Steaks and Chops
Ice Cream Served . . . or take some home, pack
ed in pints or quarts.
Open from 6 a. m. to midnight daily
Select it
"There's no finer gift than
a rare perfume, for the
ladies on your list/ says
Santa.
from the glamour lines of TIISSY,
PALMER PHOTO ART
By TUSSY:
Ginger Spice.$2.25
Tahmina . 4.50
Terpsichore . 7.50
Safari Sachet. 1.50
By STRANGE:
White Jade.$6 to $7.50
Kuan Yin.$5 to $17.50
English Stock.$5.00
By de HERIOT: ^
Parma Violet. . .$12.50
Dusting Powder . 3.00
WhiteLace_$7.50 to $12.00 '%
Many other exciting fragrances in colognes, dusting powders, sachets, cream colognes and
toilet water
Give her a gift this Christmas that will hold a lasting remembrance the whole year through
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