The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-18
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Seattle, June 12.-Craig P. Hazelet, who has been attending the Univer- sity of Washington for the past school year. will return to Cordova in the latter part of June. He Is a senior and will graduate this year from the De- partment of Civil Engineering. Al though uncertain as to future plans, he expects to join his brother Calvin, who is working with the Latouche Mining Company at Latouche. Craig won his class numerals this year by playing on the senior basketball team He Is a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
 Clifford Mooers, who was with Ham, shaw in the Shushanna last summer, has left the University where he has been pursuing the law course and has gone to Seward to work with the Engi- neering Commission. MT. Mooers leaving the University caused special sorrow to the Kappa Sigma fraternity, of which he is a member, because he took with him the two malamutes which he had brought with him from the Shushanna and which had given the fraternity pair of unusual and distinguishing mascots.
 Rev. Paul Zeigler, of Valdez, brother of Rev. Eustace P Zeigler, who was formerly minister of the Episcopal church in Cordova, recently visited the University and met number of | old friends who are teaching there. He Is pastor of an Episcopal church in Port Angeles where he and his wife have been located since leaving Val dez last October. He was only in Seattle for a short visit.
 William Heron, son of Chas. E. Heron, of Heron & French, entered the University last February and is taking a caurse in civil engineering. He will go to Sunrise, where his father is now located, at the close of the present school year. When school starts in September he expects to re turn to the University.
 Edward P. Harwood, who has been taking the course in journalism dur ing the last semester, returned to Cordoya on the Mariposa today. In a short time he will leave for Cook Inlet where he will be in the employ of the United States Forestry Service. MT. Harwood has been pledged to the Kappa Sigma fraternity.
 Orville c. Fairburn, of Fairbanks, graduates this year from the school of law. MT. Fairburn has been promi, nent in the various school activities throughout the four years of his attendance at the University of Wash ington. This year he took part in the senior girls Kirmess and won his class numerals by playing on the senior baseball team.
 Charles Johnson. of Treadwell, a senior in the school of mines, will graduate this year. MT. Johnson who is a native born Alaskan, will return to Treadwell to take a position in the mill of the Treadwell Mining Company.
 F. l.. Pederson and R. NJ. Pedersor will return to their home In Skagway to spend the summer. The brothers the former a junior and the latter 6 sophomore in the school of llbera arts, have been engaged in photo graphic work for the last few years and expect to get some specially fine photographs this summer along the White Pass & Yukon Railway. They both expect to come back to the Uni versity next year.
 Jerome Simson, a freshman in tho college of electrical engineering, Jeff Seattle on the Senator on her first trip of the season to Nome. His sister Miss Lillian l.. Simson, who is ( sophomore in the liberal arts course believes that she will not go to theil home in Nome, but will stay in Seattle for the summer. Both expect to re turn to the University next year.
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