First Issue Of Island Star
Covers Many School Activities
The Island Star, Kodiak High
School students monthly publica
tion, made its first appearance last
week for this year’s term. It has
been published by the students for
the past nineteen years.
The editorial staff is made up of
students of the school who gather
the news, edit it and type it, after
which it is run off in mimeograph
form. The October issue is a 14
page newsy sheet, giving a run
down of class elections and activi
ties, school happenings, personali
ty sketches and school chatter.
The Editor-in-Chief is Tom l.ind
gren, Associate, Gerald Clark.
Other staff members include, Art
'and Associate, Anna May Benson
and Lila Olsen; Business Manager,
Associate and Assistant, Jim Beaty,
Beoma Blinn and Metha Hansen;
Circulation Manager, Linda Rock
stad; Feature Editor and Associate,
Della Cuthbert and Chailotte Ben
son. A staff of Feature Reporters
cover a range of subjects from
“Fads and Fashions,” “Club and
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Club Calenders,” “Guess Who,” •
“Question of the Month, ’ “Birth
days,” “Alumni News," “We Won
der,” “Coming Events,” “Faculty
Interviews,” and others.
From the paper we learn that
Jill Acheson was elected President
of the Drama Club at their first
meeting.Curtis Saxton was
ill with hepatitis for several weeks
and Mrs. Breckberg substituted
. . . President of the Eighth Grade
class is Reed Gould .... Charles
Johnson is President of the Junior
class .... Teacher of the month
was Miss Rita Hunter.Mil
ton Souter is President of the
Freshman class .... FHA Presi
dent is Beoma Blinn.
From the feature Alumni News,
we learn that only iliree graduates
from last year are still in town.
They are Kenny Nekefercff, Bob
by Norton and Charles Pemberton.
Don Higgins now lives in Ore
gon and is married to Laurel Price.
Buddy Squartsoff is in the Marine
Corps, and is now at San Diego.
Elizabeth Sautner and Van Mac
Pherson are in the States taking
nurses training.
Among the graduates now at
tending college are Brad Poland,
Billy Frost, Mike Fitzgerald, Rus
sel Gallagher, Irene Hicks, John
Molletti, Nancy Templeton, Jim
my Anderson, Donua Jean Sulli
van and Dona Van Buren.
In the various caatter columns
some interesting facts are gleaned.
For instance, the Star reported
Kindergarten teacher Miss Hayes’
Room 4 has tweniy-two children
in the morning class and eighteen
in the afternoon class. “Right now
most of them arir sick at home
with the measles," it reports. It
lists the neatest trick of the week,
the instructions given to her typ
ing class by Miss Walker: This
may be a hard typing test. Keep
your fingers crossed "
Fifty-Six Deer
Taken By Hunters
* Fifty-six deer were taken during
this years open season which end
ed October 15. Sixty-one per cent
of the deer were taken in the Chin
*ak and Kalsin Bay area. The re
mainder of them were taken in
Middle Bay, Long Island and the
Ouzinkie Narrows.
Hunter cooperation was again
very good and 38 jaws were turned
into the Fish & Wildlife office for
ageing purposes. These were classi
fied into five age groups:
1 year old, 21 %: 2 year old.
40%; 3 year old, 14%, 4 year old,
11%; and 5 year plus, 14
Classifying the age of the deer
taken assists the Fish and Wildlife
Service in determining the condi
tion of the deer herd. Information
is thus supplied as to whether or
not the herd can stand an increase
in next years hunting season.
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