8TILL MORE 9UCCES8, Continued!
education but pulled himself up by his
own boot strpps. vhen storm clouds gath*.
erod he managed somehow to see the silver
lining#
He just kept on keeping on*
So, Class «f 1954, I set before you,
SUCCESS* It Is available to everyone at
a reasonable price* Me, your friends,
will encourage you, but you must select
your own goal, the realisation of which *
will provide not only financial security,
but a personal challenge and an inner
satisfaction as well* lhen. bring this
goal to a realization by the unfailing,
application of Faith, Co>*rage and Grit*
Tonight, my friends, you graduate*
Hie world is before you* SUCCESS to youi
Thank you*
I&sb Dorothy Seibel, who taught at
Aleknagek last year, will teach at tho
Holy Rosary School next year, She will bw>
joined by another lady from California
who will assist with the mission aotlvJU
ties this coming winter*
Peg Bradford—the best traveled pex%
son in the North—returned last week from
an extensive trip through Burope, She was
fascinated by the •history*' of tlbese
countries--and we can realize how very
ycung (nationally) is our little United
States! Peg’s next trip abroad wil^.
probably to Ireland and Scotland—two
places that are high on her list as of
now.
Drive oarefully: ttie wife you save maj
fee your ov/ni ' _
Die BBA has begun their summer schedule
with flights to King Salmon every day or.d
connections are made with FTAo Sisr-day ar.d
Monday flights leave hare at 1C*SC a©m«.f
the rest'of the week flights leave &t
9:00 a#m» The FNA. has 5 flights *5vv‘i!v
from Anchorage to Sea t wT©7"~s«T1l £ l.'J v®9*
eibi.3 for Buy tyaTj^rs co::rs.t v?itSh
A PNA flight south without a layoff v«r
in Anchorage •
ifr* Bob A iTen,*~eon”ofr th~ TactT"bTwoghS
Allen and nephew of Gladys Vail, and his
wife, Ssther, are in Dillingham for an in
definite stay* They are* living in the Pick-*
etL place and are waking at. tho Green Front*
iir* iJeAliister, professional sign
painter from Anchorage, hes been in town
the past week painting signs for BBA—
and do> 3EET look spiffyi
Jim Brooks, of tho Territorial Depart^
ment cf Fisheries, has been aro nd the
Bay for eev© ral weeks© !$r* Brock?, one?
of the world*s lost" informed scientists
on the subject of Y3ft&33 will Lead the
Beluga research pregru a promoted by the
Pept* of Fisheries with the cooperation of
the MS*
Amongst other n.oitora to Washingtoii
D*C« in this Statehood delege.tton vac this
editors brother, Ralph kf-rers of Falru
banks;
George Sundb'org"of Juneat ”das""a""-t^W
book **1^11 Columbia*1 coming out Jh-os 1* Xt
tells of the 50-year struggle of Washing
ton residents to win construction -ii?
Grand Coulee Dam. the l&rscost ria^mado
thing on earth,
ublisl
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