School Students
Honor List Given
The students on the Kodiak
High School Honor Roll, and their
averages, are listed as follows:
Nancy Templeton, 3.9; Bobby
Frost, 3.77; Gerald Clark, 3.76;
Joyce Torgramson, 3.76; Anna May
Benson, 3.72: Frances Vickery, 3.7;
Jill Acheson, 3.65; Elizabeth Saut
ner, 3.62; Kathryn Chichenoff, 3.5;
Arlene King, 3.42; Charles John
son, 3.35; Frances Lindsley, 3.3;
Marie Nelson, 3.3; Sara Kessler,
3.26; Irene Hicks, 3.25.
Also Thomas Huxtable, 3.25;
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Schoming, 3.21; Rena Corgatelli,
3.16; Charlotte Benson, 3.16; Helen
Simeonoff, 3.16; Patricia Dykes,
3.15; Richard Frost, 3.13; Eleanor
Thill, 3.3; Della Cuthbert, 3.06,
Ellen Simeonoff, 3.0; Beona Blinn,
3.0 and Clayton Copsey, 3.0.
The Eighth Grade Honor Roll
includes the following students:
Mary Lee Linds!ey, 3.8; Varya
Anderson, 3.7; Milton Souter, 3.7;
Dawn MacDonald, 3.2; Rolland
Vickery, 3.2; Zelanna Stone, 3.2;
Norman Saxton, 3.1; Sandra Jes
ser, 3.1; Pat Nye, 3.1 and Charlene
Preston, 3.0.
Alaskan Interest High
In New Mining Course
Electricians, nurses, bookkeep
ers, prospectors, salesmen, house
wives and even an icei cream mak
er are among the 90 persons en
rolled in the University of Alaska
school of mines’ annual mining
short course.
Earl H. Beistline, dean of the
school of mines, said some regis
trants are from points as far away
as Seattle and the Yukon Terri
tory^
Enrollees for the nine weeks
course receive instruction in geolo
gy, prospecting (including use of
the geiger counter), mining and
millings, and mineralogy.
“This large enrollment indicates
many Alaskans, besides the pros
pectors, are getting ready for next
summer’s prospecting,” Dean
Beistline said. “They all have indi
cated an interest in looking for ur
anium, oil, and both the base and
precious metals.”
Persons who satisfactorily par
ticipate in the course receive a
certificate of completion.
Robert and Helen Hall left Tues
day for a short trip to the States.
They will spend a few days in
Seattle, and expect to go to Los
Angeles before returning to Ko
diak. They plan to be gone about
two weeks.
Mrs. John Rogers is acting as
“Mother” to the Hall youngsters
during Helen’s absence.
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