Tftree Graduates
To Enter College
Three members of the 1953
Kodiak High School graduat
ing class have made definite
plans to enter college in the
fall.
Miss JoAnn Knudsen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Knudsen, and Miss Carolyn
Gallagher, daughter of Mr. i
and Mrs. Tommy Gallagher,
will attend Whitman College'
at Walla Walla.
Miss Patricia Whitney, i
daughter of Mr, and Mrs.!
James E. Whitney *f Woody I
Island, will enter the Univer-j
sity of Washington, at Seattle, j
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Seniors Get Diplomas
In Candlelight Service
Graduating seniors of th
Kodiak High School pledged
themselves to the service of
• their country and to the up
holding of its rights and privi
leges at their commencement
exercises Tuesday evening,
i Five members of the class
spoke during thi exercises,
: which featured no “commen
I cement speaker” but rather
the addresses written by the
students themselves.
Those who addressed their
parents and friends were Pa
tricia Whitney, valedictorian,
JoAnn Knudsen, salutatorian.
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"id Carolyn Gallagher, Vir
gima Foster and Jasper Hoii
nan.
During the presentation o'
awards following the commen
cement talks, Miss Galiaghet
received a $200 scholarship
from the Kodiak Emblem
Club, as the student of most
outstanding merit who plans
to attend college.
Three of the students passed
on the eligible list for civil
service: Miss Knudsen, Miss
Whitney, and Miss Foster, as
junior-typists, and Mis? Whit
ney as stenographer. I
Miss Whitney, Channel light
editor, presented awards from
the yearbook to Miss Foster,
photography editor, and Miss
Gallagher, art editor, for their
work this year.
A check from the senior j
class to the student Dody, for
the purchase of a public ad
dress system, was given by
Miss Sally Heitman to Gerald
Gundlach, student president.
Miss Heitman also presented j
gifts from the graduatind
class to Superintendent Ivor
Schott, class advisor Neal
Warwick, and to faculty mem
ber Miss Frances Gray.
COMIN’ <6 GOIN’
Mrs. Rica McLaughlin was
scheduled to leave Kodiak
Thursday for Baltimore,
Maryland. She has been a resi-l
dent of Kodiak for several |
years.
Mrs. McLaughlin said she'
did not know if she would re-j
turn to Kodiak or not. She;
was formerly employed at the
Beachcombers. j
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Clark Andresen, well known
Anchorage salesman, arrived!
in town by PNA late Tuesday j
night. He is a regular visitor j
to Kodiak.
Mrs. Verda Norris, sister of .
Mrs. A. L. Fenner, arrived
here Tuesday night from her
home in Merced, Calif., to
spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Cox
and baby daughter are leaving
I this weekend aboard the USS
i Funston for California. Cox is
[ in the navy. j
Miss Mary Beam, Kodiak
‘school teacher, left this week
for Shearwater where she will
be a waitress this summer in
the Kadiak Fisheries cannery.
In mid-August she plans a
| short trip to her home in
Michigan, before returning to
teach in the fall.
Miss Connie Dandeneau.
Kodiak school teacher plans to
leave late next week to spend
the summer at her home in
North Andover, Mass.
Paul Garceau of Fairbanks,
/of the Alaska Department of
Fisheries, has arrived here to
work with Clint Stockley this
summer, assisting in the
stocking of salmon eggs on
Afognak and Kodiak.
flit Official
Due Monday
Edward J. Stanton of the
office of Rent Stabilization
will be in Kodiak Monday and
Tuesday.
Persons desiring informa
tion regarding rent stabliza
tion matters may see him at
the office in the Kodiak Apart
| ments.
Students in Kodiak and
from villages around the island
were flown from Mt. Edge
cumbe to Kodiak this week in
1 an Alaska Coastal plane.
The 21 students made the
flight non-stop from the school
to Kodiak.
Mrs. Cook Breaks
Arm In Anchorage
Mrs. Agnes Cook suffered a
broken arm recently in Anch
orage when she was knocked
to the steeet.
The Kodiak resident was
watching the Armed Forces
Day parade when a running
group of teenagers charged
into her knocking her to the
pavement and breaking her
arm.
She was taken to the Provi
dence Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Cook is in Anchorage on
jury duty for the Third Dis
trict Court. She has been
there several weeks.
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