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Sends Greetings To ’52 Class
Marie Cope, 1951 graduate
of Kodiak High School, has
written the following letter to
members of the 1952 Senior
class. Miss Cope is now a stu
dent at Keuka College in New
York.
Class of ‘52, Greetings from
New York State.
And a.so to the poor un
fortunate classes of ‘5f, ‘54
and ‘55.
I was much surprised to
find that the class of ‘51 was
not forgotten in your last
issue of the Island Star. Al
though I do not quite consider
myself as a ‘‘brain” as you
[ so stated, I was pleased that
1 you had remembered us. I
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know that I not only speak
for myself, but for the rest |
of the Class of *51. It’s won- I
derful to be remembered and j
fun to remember as I’ve found j
out being away from home. !
The school paper seems to be \
a very line way to keep con- \
tact with one’s old “Alma !
Mater” and its activities. It’s j j
f in to see the names of those |
I’ve once known and to try I
and picture them in my mind. j
It brings back many, hapyy |
memories. Sometimes I find l
myself wishing I were back j
in Kodiak and the many |
friends I left behind me. Then
I remember the goal I’ve set
ahead of me and that goal I
must reach.
Many changes have come
into Kodiak High I under
stand. Too bad I had to
graduate in ‘51 instead of
‘52. (What say you, Seniors?)
I don't know though, school
.without “Mrs. G.” would
; seem hard to imagine.
I The States seem to agree
quite well with me and I’ve |
enjoyed every minute I’ve ;
been here. (Even when I re
ceived my report card!) The
college and all the profs and t
fellow Keukonians are really
“tops”. A lot of hard work
involved (but one must ex
pect that) and I manage to
have some good times too.
Right now I,m out on “field
period”, something quite new
in college curriculums, and
will go back to school on
January 6, 1952. Very few
colleges have the field period
added to their curriculums
and this is what I like about
Keuka. The college sends its
girls out to work at different
parts of the state or states and
give credit for that work. The
freshmen have to work on a
reading commentary which is
due in a month one’s been
home; this is part of their
English grade. So, I have
been hard at work and not on
a “vacation” as some people
have called it.
I certainly would like to
hear from any of you if you
care to write me. After the
15th of this month you’ll be
able to find me at this address:
33'N. Helmar Street, Dolge
ville, New York, where I’ll
be spending Christmas with
my roommate. Then after the
6th of January, 1952 one will
find me at this address: Box
296, Keuka College, Keuka
Park, New York.
If any of you know where
any of the Class of ‘51 is and
his or her address, I certainly
would appreciate it.
Best wishes and the best of
luck to the Class of ‘52.
As always,
Marie Cope
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William Rader, PHGI, USN-,
has been succeeded as editor
of the Kodiak Bear, U. S.
Naval Station newspaper, by
B. Johnson, YNT2, USN.
Rader has been transferred
t.a duty in the states.
Mrs. Vera Pierce, owner of
he Town Club, returned to
Codiak aboard Monday’s
)lane.
Ben Rice of Kodiak, naval
station employe, was register
ed at the Frye Hotel in Se
! attle last week.
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