School Notes
Fi; i ty, the first week of
school, high school students
heid class meetings and elected
officers for the current year.
Seniors elected the follow
ing: president, Carol Tolbert;
vice-president, Metty Shurav
ioff; secretary, Marie Ander
son; treasurer, Jean Phillips;
student council representative,
Betty Jo Harding: annual edi
tor* Mary Wi nmer; Rotary
representative. Bill Frost. Mr.
Morgan was chosen senior
class advisor.
Junior class officers are Jay
Molietti, president; Ellen
Simeonoff, vice-president;
Brad Poland, secretary; Rus
sell Gallagher, treasurer; Mike
Fitzgerald, student council
representative Dona Van
Buren and Sue Daly, prom
committee. Juniors chose Mr.
Feathe* stone as their faculty
advisor.
The yellowing were elected
as, sophomore officers; presi
dent, Pat Kee; vice-president*
Anna May Benson; secretary,
Bobby Frost; treasurer, Au
gust Heitman; sergsant-at
airns, Robert Culp; student
council representative, Fran
ces Lindsley. Miss Gray will
act as sophomore class advisor
Freshmen elected the fol
lowing: Jim Beatty, president;
Charles Johnson, vice-presi
sent; Barbara Miller, secre.
tary; Judith Simeonoff, trea
surer; Otto Mahle, student
council representative. Mrs.
Gold was chosen class ad
visor.
At their class meeting
seniors scheduled -freshman
initiation for Thursday and
Friday, September 23 and 24.
All class and school events
are scheduled through the stu
dent council, composed of stu
dent body officers elected last
spring and representatives
from classes and clubs. Stu
dent body officers are Joanne
Palmer, president, Ellen
•Simeonoff, vice-president; Jean
Phillips, secretary; Russell
Gallagher, treasurer; and Bud
dy Squartsoff, sergeant-at
armfi.
Enrollment figures at the
end of the first week of school
were 355 for the grade school,
76 in junior high, and 1.15 for
the high school.
Linda Rockstad
The Girl Scout Community
Committee have called a meet
ing for September 30th at the
gym in the new Grade School
Building. The Committee ex
pressed the desire of getting
more adults out to attend these
mettings and to get behind the
girl scout movement here in
Kodiak.
The Emblem Club will hold
it’s next regular meeting on
Thursday, September 23rd at
the Elks Club. All members
are urged to be present.
Electric blankets made of
rayon are potentially hazar
dous because restless sleepers
who are apt to double the
blankets under them when
they are sleeping could be
"badly burned by hot spots de
veloping in over-lapping coils.
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Shoeman George Keating, Jr,, mops his brow after fitting
18 members of the Louis Breault family with $250 worth of
, new shoes, gift of the Los Angeles Shoe Retailers association
! as part of a sales promotion. A1 Friedman, president of the
• association, shakes hands with the father in background. The
* children range from 22 years to 8 months. A 17th child, who
j is 24, was unable to be on hand was fitted separately, Mr. and
Mrs. Breault came to Los Angles as newlyweds from Montre
al 25 years ago. (A* Wirephoto)
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