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■We’re sorry we
issue but what with Christmas prepara
tions etc. we didn’t get it in on time.
Lets start off this week by catching
up on old news.
The ’’Sock Hop" held at the A.A.C.S.
and sponsored by the Juniors and Sen
iors for the support of the yearbook
on December 19, 1960 proved to be very
successful. They raised nearly $50.00
and everyone had a blast. Entertain
ment wqs sponsored by Jones Band. Boy
that band is really the greatest.
Thank you . very much boys for playing
for us. We really enjoyed it. We
would also like to thank the parents
who were chaperones.
I’m sure you will all agree with us
when we say that the Christmas Formal,
December 22, 1960, was one of the
greatest things of the year. Everyone
looked real sharp and as far as we
know everyone had loads of fun. That
day was sure hectic for Mrs. Monteforte
with all the girls coming to her house
to get their hair done, you did a great
job on everyones hair. Of course that
isn’t any surprise because she always
does a great job no matter whose hair
»she’s doing.
\ Say Mide,too bad your Tuxedo didn't
jget in on time. I’m sure you would
have been a knockout in it.
December 21,1960 was a triple event
day. First of all we got a new boy in
school, his name' is Rod Soling, he’s
a junior and he’s a real doll. Boy
Rod, you're going to hit it off real big
up here.
j Secondly one of our seniors, Barry
jFord, who went back to the states to
j finish his senior year came upto visit
'us, Barry left December 29. Even
though his visit was quite short we're
sure he had alot of fun.
Third, there was a Christmas Party
jj at school. Presents were handed out,
{refreshments served, dancing and fun
|was had by all* We'd like to congrad
|ulate Miss. Richards on her fine job
\ of turning the monkey bars into a
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Christmas tree. It was very pretty
Miss* Richards.
Anita Edwards had a party at her
house December 27 for the high school*
Everyone really had lodds of fun
especially a few people we know. Thanks
Anita.
December 28 the sophomore class
sponsored a Ski Party at the Ski Lodge.
It was a real'riot. We know of alot
of people who learned to ski that day
of course there were alot of bumps and
bruises but no one really minded be
cause it was all part of the fun. The
food served was really delicious. For
music we had a record player and re
cords and also Mr. ’Wallace playing the
ukelle for us. Personally I liked Mr.
Wallace's playing the best. We'd like
we' d
for
to thank Mr. and Mrs. Monte forte, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace, Miss. Richards and
Miss. Ross for chaperoning and
also like to thank Mr. Blummer
teaching us beginners how to ski.
Until next week "BE HEP".
KAY a
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d SHARON
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ALEUTIAN ISLAND REFUGE (continued)
clear, calm, and cold. It is then that1
the images of Aleutian beauty are form
ed in ones mind. All dressed in white
the ranks of* sharp-peaked mountains i
rise in a glittering phalanx from an
asure sea, and here and there a nearly
perfect cone sends up a lazy column of
smoke. However,this condition doesn't
usually endure for long. With the
stormtrack back in its position astride
"the Chain” swift oblivion is brought
to these striking views. A succession
of low centers, like a string of beads
moves along "the Chain" from west to
east bringing winds that frequently
achieve velocities above 100 miles an
hour. The raging seas that such winds
produce form another type of lasting
image in one's mind, for mere mortals
cannot look upon this gigantic rock
crusher at work without feeling a
change in some small partof his soul.
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