CAPTAIN J. W. ROBERTS, USN
Commanding Officer
CDR R. L. STRAUB, USN
Executive Officer
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f. W. HC CLU5R, PN2, Ex. 230/040J Editor
Te en - y e do.OLin~ League
It was a right do™ to the wire finish
for the top three teams when the League
ended last Monday night and. this is the
way it ended. Steve Wright's Ptarmigans
in First Place with 37 wins and 19 loss
es, Tom Lesley's Mallards in Second with
34? wins and 2lJ losses, Third Place, &
it wasn’t until the last ball of the 3rd
game that this was decided, and then only
by 16 pins. Ken Handlin's* Eagles with 31
wins and 25 losses,
Cheryl Fcrbes held the top spot in all
three individual efforts with a 122 aver
age, 49# series and a 191 game, Second in
high average was Sue Moore with 106, Sue
also had the second high series with a
387. Linda McPherson was second in the
high game with a 149.
~ Ken Handlin holds the high average for
the boys with a 144, seconded by Bob
Maghan with a 131. Bob Maghan came thru
the last night with a big 493 series and
a 196 game to take over those top spots,
he is seconded in the scries by -Ken
Handlin with a 493, and Doyle* right is
second with a 1£9 game.
Me say Good Bye to Mr. Fifer and a Heap
of Thanks for the patiences and support
he has giver, the Teen Age Bowling League,
both Mr. Fifer and Mr. McPherson have
been advisors for the league ever since
it started a year ago and with out their
constant support and help we doubt if we
would have survived so long. To Mr. McPer
son we say, Enjoy your vacation and Hurry
Back.• •, •
The new Teen-Age Bowling League will
start April 29th and will run thru the
simmer up until the 29th of July. There
are eight openings for teen-agers to bowl
in this league, they will be first come
first serve, so if you teen-agers are in
terested in participating in this league,
call Mrs. Stowe or Mrs. Crane.
"SPOTLIGHT"
Our Spotlight falls on a very hard work
ing, friendly teacher this week, Mr. James
Sdward Toser, He was born in Marguette,
Michigan, and attended Portage High Scho
ol, Michigan College of Mining & Technol
ogy and Northern Michigan University.
Mr. Toser came to Adak in 1961. He teach
es Algbra I, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry,
Algbra II, General Hath, Seventh Grade M
Science. Besides all his many classes Mr.
fozer is kept busy being Jr. Sr. Class
advisor, Yearbook adviser, and an all round
friend and guide to his students. He is
also very interested in amateur radio.
- A Thought -
To smash the simple atom
All mankind was intent.
Now any day
The atom may
Heturn the compliment,
** SHERRY **
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.Aleutian Dnirlav/ay Square Dancers:
Thursday night, Apr 25th, at the School
Gym, the Lhirlaways will hold their seconcflP
anniversary Pot Luck Supper, The Pot-Luck
will be field between 6:30 and 7:30 ’with
Dancing to follow until there is not enough
to make a square, » ,
This night is iniation and graduation night
also so a complete evenings entertainment
has been arranged for all those attending.
Again we cordially invite anyone inter
ested in Square Dancing to pay us a visit
and join, in the fun.
Come early, Enjoy the Food, Stay late and
Enjoy the Dancing,
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