Junior Prom On May 15
Will Have Air Force Band
Remember the Prom la9t year?
The Junior Class of Nome High
School plans to have a better than
ever occasion on May 15. They’re
going to have special music thru
the courtesy of the Armed Forces
Band.
Committees are hard at work
on the decorations, and surprise
novelties for the dance have ar
rived.
It’s one of the most outstand
ing events of the year, and the
only formal dance of the spring.
Tickets will be on sale soon.
Teen-Age Dance Tonight
Another teen-age party is
scheduled for this evening at the
old church building at the foot of
Steadman Ave.
The party is chaperoned by vol
unteers so that the younger group
may have a weekly recreational
get-to-gether.
This evening’s party will start
at 8:30 so that a meeting can be
held prior to the dancing, and the
dance will end at 1:00 p.m. There
will be no admission charge.
In 1953 U.S. steel making cap
acity reached 124,300,000 tons a
year.
I
Nanooks Play Basketball
With Icebreaker Men
In a special basketball game
last Wednesday, while the Burton
Island was here, the Nome Nan
ooks knocked over the sailors in
a regulation game 45-32. Buzzy
Swanberg played with the navy
men as they were hard pressed
for players in the opening quar
ter and hit for 25 points for
high point honors.
Quarter scores favored the high
school 14-5, 27-12, 39-27 and
45-32. Bobbie Herman led the
Nanooks with 17, Dave Bell 9,
George Ko'st 8, Sam Atuk 4, Sam
Mogg 3, Robert Summers 2,
Charlie Fagerstrom and Eddie
Carlson one point each.
For the losers, Swanberg 25,
Crist 4, Reese 2, Lampert 1. Also
seeing action were Quarisa, Run
go, Glidewell, Villasano, Olsen,
Smith, Webster, Riedy and Estes.
Pioneers of Alaska met Wed
nesday evening and a final report
was given by the chairman of the
winter card parties. The commit
tee was praised for the high
standard set in making the winter
social activity such a great suc
cess as well as filling a recrea
tional need in the community life
of the town.
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