Students Eligible
For Scholarships
More than five million dollars
will be given in scholarship awards
*** the National Merit Scholarship
**3rogram this year. The 1958-1959
testing program has just been an
nounced and is designed to provide
more service to participating stu
dents and schools.
Mrs. Dera Brunstad, Guidance
Counselor at the Kodiak High
School, stated these tests should
k<- of interest to every college
bound high school student.
In the 1957-1958 academic year
the National Merit Scholarship
Corporation provided more than
$5,000,000 worth of four-year
scholarships. The amount of the
scholarship is determined hy finan
cial need, and they arc renewable
without further competitive exam
ination. Dr. John Stalnaker, the
Director, stated that this national
program, which embraces all U.S.
territories and possessions, send
thousands of deserving students to
college—students whose unusual
talents might otherwise he wasted
due to their inability to finance
the increasing cost of education.
All high school students in their
second semester junior year or*
first semester senior year are
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eligible to takev the test. All stu
dents will receive a report of their
scores. The charge for talcing the
test is $1.00 per student Examina
tion day is Tuesday, April 29.
Deadline date for registering is
March 20th. Students are urged to
register promptly at the Principal’s
office.
Miss Mary Vogt
Resigns From USO
Announcement of the resigna
tion of, Miss Mary Vogt, associate
Director of the Kodiak USO, was
made Thursday by J. Howard
Deimarest, USO Director, and
GeOrge Sonntag, Chairman, USO
Operating board.
Due to the drop in personnel
at the Naval Station, and a lower
operating budget for 1958, USO
Headquarters decided that the
local club could work with a small
er staff. Miss Vogt was offered the
position of Associate Director at
Seoul, Korea, where an additional
assistant is needed at the USO.
Miss Vogt, who came here from
San Francisco in April, 1957, ex
pects to leave as soon as her pass
port and visas arrive. She plans
to fly to Seoul via Anchorage and
Tokyo, with a stopover of a day or
two in the latter city for sightsee
ing.
“The jjSeoul club is big, with
dormitories and a restaurant,"
Miss Vogt informed us. "I will be
working on programs, and I under
stand that many trips and tours
are arranged for the men who
come in for It and It (Rest and
Recreation)”.
She went on to say “I regret
leaving just as I am really becom
ing acquainted with the wonderful
people, both civilian and military,
in Kodiak and on the Naval Station.
There are still many things I want
ed to do but won’t have time for
before I leave ... fly over Mt.
Kafcmai, climb Mt. Barometer, get
a Kodiak bear skin and take many*
many more colored slides of the
numerous historic and scenic spots.
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