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The PT4 hobby shuw at the Adak school gym
was host to many interesting hobbies from
arrows ...to. antiques. Crowds of curious
:spectator’s'gathered arcurid-thc interest
+-., i'ng; displays and praised'.them highly. The
* . ' judges , ch.gse:'.( see page <8. "PTA") ;
After the judging, Mrs. Dye and her‘‘kindergarten class enacted some of the
exercises the children do to develop rhythm and physical cc-ordination. Miss Ti
tus's class recited Hawaiian nursery rhymes and Donna Thomas"''bid a 1. vely. hula ,
"LITTLE BROWN GAL." , - • . ^
Now, possibly for the first time, ‘‘you may see students diligently studying
for exams. These finals-mean a lot; aha ev rycne can be seen (well, almost every
one) with their ’nose deep in the pages of a book.
Who forgot the pickles? Who's in charge of tickets?'These are just-;'& couple
of the questi: n& that illustrate the hustle and bustle cf the planning*-for all
the picnics which are going tc- take place during the last'couple of weeks of
the school year; The student Government picnic is scheduled*Sot1 Zeto Point on
Tuesday, May 19*. The Freshman class ROBINSON CRUSOE BSJXJE P.R.TY is scheduled for
May 21 at Crocker* s-Gove. We hopen that they will be ap successful * 'as- the well
planned Sophomore picnic—The BUMBLE BEE! From convey ati- ns drifting around
and about, I gather they will have everything but ants at these affairs.
The hurry-scurry of graduati n practice is infiltrating all ether school ac
tivities. Caps rare tilted at wrongpangl.es, tassels are tickling n ses; and the
shaky squeaks of Wayne Rose Vs voice: as he . nerveigsJLy practices his valedictor
44 * ’ . * Also, Harry
is in
the. tall
five. ..at the end of the line aren’t helping*matters any by their seizures of
laughter.
, But a sobering thought enters into the gaiety .and good times.'The seniors
will be far from 4dak next year...so will many of the juniors.•• and those who
are the eighth-graders this May will bq hight-school students next September
when they will proudly pass » . . ‘
* through , .:
' - ‘ these doors.,... *
. t . ’7 ADA K. HIGH.
ART CONTEST — Artists and cartoonists,have a chance to compote for prizes in a
two-division .art contest which closes July 31, the A F'W L has announced. ..
Sponsored by AF-VX, a non-profit organization cf writers, the contest is div
ided into a cartoon and magazine-cover divisions. Prize winning entries in both
divisions will b*e used'in forthcoming issuers .of the fJRMED FORCES TAUTER, a bi
monthly magazine published by the league. ,r, : : ’
First 'prize in each‘division is ^15.00 and..-life membership in AFPX; second—
prize is ilO.OO .and a five-year • member ship 5, and third prize is $3*00 and a 3 yr
membership. In addition, a special award f i5,QQ will be given for each entry
used as a cover oh 'the magazine ,'JiMED FORGOES ’JRITER, and &2.00 will be awarded
for each cartoon published in the magazine.
Judging will be by a panel'arranged for through ;*FT,VL national headquarters.
Decisions of the judges will be final.'Any,member of the ^raed'Fcrdcs Writers
League is eligible to submit entries, which-must be mailed to the National sec.
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