This year was no exception.
Social events are still the focus of each evening.
The local thespians just performed a night of one-act comedies, and the first annual South Pole Art Show is coming up in September. A lot of the credit goes to people like Rod, who put in 90-hour work weeks, when we're only getting paid for 54. Together, they have overhauled a whole fleet of snowmachines, one 'dozer, two loaders, and a crane. The science groups are doing well, too, and collecting tons of data. The Computer Technician offered a few computer classes, and the Doc offered teeth cleaning sessions for anyone interested, which was fun for all, since this is something he learned here last summer.