Soldotna to Graduate
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VICKI BIEDERMAN
Valedictorian
Commencement exercises for
32 students graduating from the
eighth grade at Soldotna Elemen.
tary School will be at « p.m,
Thursday, May 16, in the Soldot
na Elks Club building.
R. L. Parker, Soldotna business
man, will deliver the commence
ment address.
Vicki Biederman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schmidt,
will be presented in a valedictory
address. Roberta Burns, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns, as
salutatorian will welcome parents
and others attending the program.
C. W. Griffin, superintendent of
the school, will officiate at the
awarding of diplomas to the fol
lowng members of the class:
Harry Adams, Vicki Biederman,
Roberta Burns, Dana Chickering,
Maynard Clegg, Frank Clifford,
Lawrence Cooper, Heather Dane,
Judy Evans, Jeffrey Foster, Joy
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ROBERTA BURNS
Salutatorian
Henry, Thomas Hills, Douglas
Hodgson, Mark Humecky, Stanley
Jackson, Linda Junghans.
Ronald Kaiser, Keith Karsten,
Kerry Lantz, James Littlefield,
Lane Mahurin, Lee Ann Mathison,
Donald McClain, L.vnette Meyer,
Kathleen Miller, Kinney Morse,
Robert Nestor, Royle Parker, Jr.,
Peggy Phillips, Louise Read, Jean
Rohweder, and Cheryl Wilkerson.
Seven members of the class,
each with a grade average of ov
er 90 points, were named to the
honor roll. They are Vicki Bieder
man 94.3; Roberta Burns 94.1;
Keith Karsten 93; Judy Evans
92.1, Lane Mahurin 91.6; Linda
Junghans 90.6 and Lynette Meyer
90.1.
Five of those graduating were
neither absent nor tardy all year.
They are Robert Nestor, Stanley
Jackson, Keith Karsten, Harry
Adams and Maynard “Mike”
Clegg.
Baccalaureate Services
Set Sunday for Kenai’s
Graduating Class of 1963
End of school activities for 34
graduating- seniors at Kenai Cen
tral High School will begin this
Saturday night with the annual
Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom,
both to be held in the high school
gymnasium. The banquet is sched
uled for 7 p.m. and dancing is ex
pected to begin about 9:30 p.m.
Sunday will feature baccalaur
eate services, also to be held at
the high school, beginning at 8
p.m. Rev. Richard J. Tuff, pastor
of Christ Lutheran Church, Sol
dotna, will be the speaker.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be
testing days at Kenai Central
High School and will he culminat
ed with the commencement pro
gram at 8 p.m. in the high school
gym.
Don Fridley, assistant superin
tendent of the Anchorage School
District, will deliver the com
mencement address.
Larry Jordan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Jordan, is valedic
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torian of the Senior Class and
Mike Tauriainen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Art Tauriainen of North Ke
nai, is salutatorian. Both will ap
pear on the commencement pro
gram.
In addition to the valedictorian
and salutatorian, other members
of the 196.3 class scheduled to re
ceive diplomas are Laura Lynn
Berton, Stanley D. Brower, Adri
ane Brown, Mary Charlton, Rich
ard Creary, Gary Davis, Joeele
Faa, Arline Farmer, Ernest Flet
cher.
Theresa Gagnon, David Hak
kinen, Sue Hall, Jim Hayes, Sue
Jackson, Crystal Johnson, Sharon
McGahan, Ann Meeks, John Mon
for, Donna Norman, Ben Obolla,
Janice O’Rourke, Carl Rasmussen,
Diane Rohweder.
Bonnie Schwenke, Bill Stock,
Tamara Stubblefield, Don Thom
as, Lee Thomas, Tom Tripp, Lar
ry Van Sky, Jim Vollentine and
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