Navy Lt. Talks At Rotary
Robert Bolling, Lieutenant
USN, gave a very interesting
illustrated talk on “My ex
periences in the Berlin Air
lift, ” last Tuesday March 9 th
at the regular Rotary Club
meeting. Many of the slides
showed the absolute devasta
tion meted out to Berlin dur
ing the later stages of the
war. In many places there ap
peared to be blocks and blocks
of piles of debris, literally
moantains of it, which the
Berlinites are diligently trying
to clear and rebuild into the
beautiful city that Berlin and
her century old buildings were
prior to World War II. The
city parks have been trans
formed into huge gardens to
help feed a vast citv.
Another interesting feature
gleamed from the weekly
pamphlet issued by the Club j
called the Kodarian, was the
j attendance records of the
I various Alaskan Rotary Clubs.
(With an average attendance
of 94.5 for January, Kodiak:
J ranked fifth among all the
■ District Clubs.
Petersburg was third with
an average of 97.37 followed
by Sitka with 88.51 in 37th j
place; and Juneau, forty-,
second; Ketchikan forty-sixth;,
Anchorage, forty-ninth and
Fairbanks, sixty-second.
A nice record which reflects
| on l the general interest the
j present offcers of the Club
have in its welfare, and a
record the members may well
be proud of..
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Highest Honors
The honor roll for the High
School and Jun'or High for
the last 6 weeks is announced.
A number of outstanding
cards were registered by both
groups. The highest cards
in the high school were regis
tered by two fresemen; Bobby
Frost and Linda Rockstad
tied at 3 94.honor points out of
a possible 4.00. Carl Smith,
Senior, was very close behind
at 3.90.
Barabara Tegstrom, Sopho
more, and Marie Nelson,
Freshman, tied for fourth and
fifth with 3.80. Also* in high
honors, which is above 3.50,
were Jean Phillips, Gerry
Gundlach, and Pat Kee in the
high school. In the 7th and
8th grades, Jim Beaty and!
Jill Acheson were on high
honors.
Those making honors of 3.0C
were as follows: Isabel Nelson,
Cherie Stover, Pat Sautner,
Carolyn Giddings, Alxis Pop
off. Seniors; Mary Wimmer,
Billy Frost, Kathy French,
Juniors; Ellen Mae Simeonoff,
Joanne Palmer, Russell Gal
lagher, Carol French, Eliza
beth Sautner, Sophomores;
Frances Lindsley, Toni Lind
gren, August Heitman, Clar
ence 3ehg, Cecil Chabitnoy
and Frances Vickery, Fresh
man. Gerald Clark and Joyce|
Torgramsen, 8th grade. Sam
Molletti, Alma Jean Norris,
Mary Lee Rockstad, and Kath
een McDavid. 7th.
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nounced late this week that
the Square Knot will dock at
the City dock at 7 am, Mon- J
day, March 15th. From there
it unloads at D & A’s dock. 1
Ford and General Motors
have warned auto dealers to
stop selling cars to bootleg
market for resale at a premium
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