“Juneau’s Leading Department Store”
ARCHERY TOl'RNEY STARTS
The G. A. A. Archery wurnamenl
5tarted on Friday, April 10. The
;irls who have been practicing for
the last few weeks are now fairly
proficient with the bow and arrow.
During the tournament they will
shoot a Columbia round, that is. sev
enty-two arrows, twenty-four to be
shot at fifty yards, twenty-four at
forty yards, and twenty-four at
thirty. In this case, feet will be
substituted for yards
The girls compet.ng in this event
are Helen Westall, Kathleen Carl
son. Clara Hanson. Gertrude Jor
f genson. Phyylis Jcnne, Alice Mac
! Spadden, Mildred Webster, and Mary
j Fukayama.
STUDENTS READ NOVEL
In Miss Myrtle Moe's second year
French classes the students are
reading their third novel, which is
"Les Miserables" written by Victor
Hugo. Their first novel read was
"la Poudre aux Yeux” by Eugene
Loegicke. Their second was "Sans
Famille" by Hector Molat.
The Latin class is finishing its
project for the "Back to School
Night.”
VOTE FOR
FRANK A. BOYLE
FOR
AUDITOR of ALASKA
ON
Democratic Ticket
Primary Election—April 28
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