CAPTAIN J. 17. ROBERTS, USN
Commanding Officer
THE
CDR R. L. STRAUB, USN A I) A !<
Executive Officer S U N
Published each Monday for all personnel
on Adak by Special Services. Provision;
for NavExos P-35 (Rev. July 50) complied
with. Mimeographed at NavSta Adak* Fund;
furnished from non-appropriated sources
at no cost to the government. Articles
contained herein are not to be construed
as representing the official opinion of
the Commanding Officer or the Navy Dep
artment, inasmuch as the Adak Sun is no-t
an official publications.
F. W. MS CLUER. PN2., Ex. 360/040j. .Editor
TEEMa*»»T-WN
Our teach of the week is Miss Dolores
Louise Lemas. Miss Lemas is 31 years
of age and she was born Juno 6, 1931“in
Newcastle, California.
Miss Lomas attended Placer Union High
School in Auburn, California. She took
up Commercial work. She attended Sac
raments State College. She was issued
her 3.A, degree in Sacraments College*
Miss’ Lemas is one of the finest tea
chers in school, she teaches: Spanish,
United States Government, 7th grade
Geography, 3th grade History, Civics,
World History and High School United
States History. So you see she is a
very busy teacher and well-liked by alL
Miss Lemas says, "My motto is The
Golden Rule." So good luck with every
thing in your future.
TEEN CLUD NEW5= = '= =
Hours of operation:
Friday 2/G/63 20C0 - 2330
Sat.- 2/9/63 2000 - 2330 . , ■
•Dues for'.March are duo by March 10th.
Any non-members who wish to join ma.y
do so by seeing one of .the club officers
^TEENAGE DOWLING LEAGUE= •
For- the past year the Teenage League
and for the summer months the Junior
League was organized and run without
. (Continued next, column
much concern who ran them, or hew they
got started# Gut this week, word was
received that the two men responsible
for the hard work would like relief#
Mr. Me Pherson will be leaving the is
land for the summer months and Mr. Fifer
feels that it is time for someone else
> to give the kids a hand#
This existing league will be over Apr#
15th and if there is another league to
bo run after that there will be need of
two adult advisors# Any Mother or Father
interested in taking over this duty
should contact wither Mr# Fifer or Mr*
1 Me Pherson before next month# It is
hoped that the parents of the bowlers
give this advisors spot considerable
thought, because the bowling program
that -was set up has been a good oxpo-r- -
ienco for the kids and most of the kids
would like to see it continued.
•’ This is a little early but a Big Thank
You should go to Mr. Fifor and Mr# 4
Me Pherson for the time and effort they
have put in for the kids recreational
program# Both men will be available to
help get the next league underway if two
new advisors volunteer#
Sherry =
4* a.' • "4- •) 5vL •' Ai. fvL -• r«4»!*4- !*4* -* -4* -* ti« -* '>L *' -J. A iwL
PARENT TEACHERS ASSXIATION
The March meeting of the Parent Teachers
Association will be held at the Adak
School on M°nday, 4 March at 7:30 P.M,
The program will consist of the followingi
Rpom visitation and -Parent-Teacher .
Consultations 7:30 - G:00 p.M#
Business Meeting in the School Gym:
0:00 - 9:00 P.M*
Business includes appointment of nom
inating committee for selection of can
didates for new officor*s,
A short skit will be presented by 'the.
Adak Little Theater Group#
' A discussion of the operation and fin
ancing of the Alaska On-Base School sys
tem and proposed legislation which will
modify this system by LCDR A. A. BAFUS,
Schools Officer*
Refreshments will be served, after the
meeting.