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[ODIAK
tard G. Berg
Treasurer
Students Elected
To Honor Society
A solemn and impressive cere
mony was conducted Tuesday af
ternoon at the Elks hall when a
group of students were installed
into the Kodiak Chapter of the
National Honor Society. The cere
mony was attended by a large
audience of juniors and seniors
and their parents and friends.
The students, both Juniors and
Seniors of the Kodiak High School,
were installed as members of the
Society on recommendation by the
faculty. Their election was on the
basis of scholarship, leadership,
service and character.
The Seniors elected were Mike
Fitzgerald, Arlene King, Jay Mol
letti, Elizabeth Sautner, Irene
Hicks, Nancy Templeton and Carol
Torsen. The Juniors were Jim Es
linger, Frances Vickery, Anna
Mae Benson, Linda Rockstad, Bob
by Frost, Frances Lindsley and
Marie Nelson.
The Juniors and Seniors each re
ceived a pin and certificate and
are full fledged members. A group
of sophomores became probation
ary members, each receiving a
blue and gold ribbon. They be
came eligible to earn a pin in the
next two years. Sophomores re
ceiving ribbons, were Della Cuth
bert, Charles Johnson, Charlotte
Benson, Jim Beaty, Joyce Torg
ramson, Jerry Clark, Lila Olsen
and Sharon Schoming.
Miss Ruby A. Walker, sponsor
of the local Chapter, presented
each Junior and Senior and mother
present, with a yellew-rqse as a
symbol of one of the colors of the
National Honor Society.
The Kodiak Chapter becomes the
6060th to be formed throughout
the nation, and has come about
through the efforts of the Student
Council members, the National
Honor Society sponsor, and the
members of the High School facu
ty.
James H. Gray, principal of the
High School, in an addaoss before
the group, slated; “Membership in
this society is cobsidered one of
the highest honors that this school
can confer. A member of this so
ciety is a member of a national
organization that is represented in
over 6000 secondary schools in the
United States and foreign coun
tries. We can be justly proud to
have the National Honor Society
in the Kodiak High School.”
Airport Project
Stymied By Cost
Kodiak’s bid for funds with
which to build an airport received
more than a dash of cold water
when the Alaska Department of
Aviation rejected It on the grounds
it would necessitate the moving of
the ACS installation. Estimated
cost of this was given at from $2.5
to $3.5 million.
The airport, long a project of
the Chamber of Commerce and
some citizens, was to be built in
the Mill Bay area. The runway
would be adjacent to the ACS tow>
er, and planes taking off or land
ing would interfere, it is said.
Bob Hall, chairman of the Air
port Committee, stated in his opin
ion the agency's estimate to be out
of line. He and the City Manager
will confer in the drafting of a let
ter to the department, in an effort
to renew negotiations.
Hall stated the land needed for
the airport, which can be secured
from the Bureau of Land Manage
ment, wiH mere than likely be of
fered for homesites in the immedi
ate future unless the City can uti
lize it for airport use.
NOTICE
Alaska Transfer Co. has moved
to Taylor Court Apt. No. 11 next
door to the Kodiak Telephone Co.
Bldg. Phone 2112. tfn
FREE — At Your Grocer
A Bag of Beautiful Cats Eye Marbles
with the Purchase of Each Six-Pack
Carton of NESBITT Orange
Bottling Works
Kodiak to Seattle #102.00 Kodiak to Portland $109.00
Kodiak to Anchorage $35.00 Kodiak to Jurmu . $81.00
All Fares Plus Tax
NON-STOP TO ANCHORAGE
Call 4131
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