Plans For The Summer
Reveal Varied Pursuits
What to do with more than three
months of glorious vacation time
is revealed in the plans of the Ko
diak school teachers for the sum
mer months. Some will make short
trips,such as to the altar, others
will travel throughout the United
States and still others will go
abroad. Then, of course, there are
teachers who will turn students,
and will further their education at
some institution of higher learn
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These facts were revealed in
answers to questions asked among
the teachers themselves. Answers
to the question as to whether they
will be back in Kodiak for another
year of teaching were also given.
Helen Seleen, 1st grade teacher,
has her roots firmed in, by the pur
chase this year of a new home.
She is going to the States on a
short business trip, and will re
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turn early to take possession. An
other 1st grade teacher, Edith Col
lins, today becomes the bride ot
A1 Rooney. She will be back to
teach next year, same grade,
same room. Elsie Chesnover, 8th
grade teacher, will teach on the
Naval Station next year. Rose
Whinery, now Mrs. Rudy Koch,
since her marriage a few weeks
ago, will make her home in Seattle.
2nd grade teacher, Emma Zieba,
plans to take an extension course
this summer, but spend most of it
around Kodiak, doing scout work
and painting the house. Vida
Truitt will attend a family reunion
in Oklahoma in June. She also
plans to visit in Kansas this sum
mer. Mrs. Lois Burnham will spend
8 weeks in a summer session at
Portland, and will attend a re
union at Linfield.
Virginia Briner, 3rd grade teach
er, will attend a six weeks sum
mer session at Eastern Washington.
She also plans to go into Canada
and California. It is believed Mrs.
Pat Thompson, with a new baby
boy, plans to remain here. Mrs.
Louise Bray and her husband will
travel down the Alcan Highway
to Coos Bay, Oregon. Eunice Nes
eth plans, among other things, to
go to Wasilla, Alaska, to a church
convention. Mrs. Blanche Clegg
and her husband plan a trip to Mt.
McKinley and the mainland.
Mrs. Ruby Marcotte retired from
teaching as of May 18. She goes
to New England. Mrs. Ellen Daw
son will go to U. S. C. in June for
further studies. Connie Dandeneau,
7th grade teacher, will go to Eng
land, and thirteen other countries.
She plans to travel throughout the
U. S. next year instead of teaching.
Mrs. Ida Holewenski will study at
San Diego State College this sum
mer.
Among the 8th grade teachers.
Curtis Saxton will toil as a com
mercial fisherman this summer.
Mrs. Betty Springhill plans to take
it easy right here in Kodiak.
The High School teachers plan
varied activities for the summer.
Dera Brunstad and her daughter
Jeannie will summer in Missouri.
Joe Floyd and his wife will remain
in Kodiak. He will work at the
Post Office. Esther Gold is now in
Neah Bay, Washington, having ac
quired a baby boy. Pat Gordon,
French teacher, sails June 30 for
France, on a long planned trip.
Frances Gray, teacher here for five
years, plans to go to summer
school and work in Eugene, Ore
gon. She expects to teach in the
States next year. High School prin
cipal, James Gray, plans to attend
summer school in Indiana. Mrs.
Louise Walker will attend summer
school in Salem, Oregon. Ruby
Walker, will work towards her li
brary of science degree at Peabody
College, Nashville, Tennessee.
Other teachers and their plans in
clude the kindegarten teacher Mrs.
Betty Lindgren, who states she
and her husband are undecided
about the future. Rose Esparza
plans to visit in California and
Colorado. Virginia Preuitt will
join her husband in Nome. Mrs.
Bertha Hamann will teach in town
next year. Irma Pobalka is going
home to Pennsylvania, and is un
decided about the future. Melanie
Draper will remain in Kodiak, also
Jo Link. Mona Long the same.
The Ivor Schotts will leave in
July for a brief visit in Kansas,
before returning to Kodiak.
Banquet Enjoyed
By Association
The Kodiak Education Associa
tion held their Spring banquet at
the Bamboo Room of the Civil Ser
vice Club, Sunday, May 13.
During the serving of dinner,
which consisted of crab cocktail,
prime roast ribs of beef, a program
of speeches, vocal and instrumen
tal numbers were enjoyed.
Officers of the teacher’s organ
ization are: Mrs. Betty Springhill,
president: Mrs. Louis Walker, vice
president: secretary - treasurer.
Warren Hull and corresponding
secretary, Miss Edith Collins.
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