KPT A Spelling Bee Won Bv Kenai Girl
The annual spelling contest
sponsored by the Kenai Pen
insula Teachers Association
was held last week at the Sol
dotna School with children
from Homer, Kenai, Moose
Pass, Ninilchik, Soldotna, Ster
ling and Tustumena schools
participating.
Beverly Zehrung of Kenai
won first place in the high
school division with Jackie
Thompson of Homer tripping
on the word “arboreal” finish
ing second.
Susan Webb of Tustumena
emerged victor in the 7th and
8th grade division after second
place winner Phyllis Hines,
Tustumena missed a vowel in
“ambassador.”
In the 5th and 6th grade di
vision competition was tough
and Amy Walker of Ninilchik
tumbled on “ambidextrous”
winning only second place and
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Happy winners in the spelling contest sponsored by the Kenai
Pemnsiila Teachers Assn, are (L to R): Linda Cochran, Sunny
Kilcher, Susan Webb and Beverly Zehrung. Each received a
trophy pin for top spelling.
leaving Sunny Kilcher of Ho
mer in first place.
The word “anxious” stopped
both Linda Cochran of Sterling
and Kathline Blossom of Ninil
chik in the 3rd and 4th grade
division. On the next try Kath
line tripped on “especially”
putting Linda Cochran in the
lead and she taking second
place.
Participants in this exciting
contest were: Cathie Auten,
Judy Cartwright, Brenda
Cowles, Sunny Kilcher, Sally
Flynn, Mickey Baumgartner,
Jackie Thompson and Diana
Hatfield of Homer; Keith Wells,
Patricia Parsons, Martha Ames,
Sharon Hodgsz, Alice Tur
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Bonin and Beverly Zehrung of
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