The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-02-05
INSTITUTE
 NEWS
{ By Junior English Class )

By Junior English Class )
 At the Assembly program of Feb ruary 8, Jane Roberts acted as chair man. The girls of group II, III andI " sang as special music "On theI Lagoon Miss Stinger, who is work ing with the Territorial Department of Health in the Epidemiological| Survey spoke on the topic: The Work of the Territorial Department of Health in it's Program for the Prevention of the Spread of Disease T Miss Stinger is field nurse in Wran. gelI. The assembly program closed with the singing Of "Juanita."
 The Senior Class, which is in charge of the W. l. Cooperative brought information about the CO operative before the assembly of January 27. Bill Smith told of some of the interesting points in the his tory of cooperatiYes. Margaret Fred talked on What is a Cooperative" Howard Williams explained the principles of the W. l. Cooperative. Harry See spoke on the organization of a cooperative. Phyllis Wanamaker| gave a report of the finances. Cecil Wentz presented the way profit was Jo be distributed. Horace Marks spoke on the social aspects of the cooperative. Lewis Allen was the chairman of the assembly.
 Brigadier Carruthers of the Sal Yation Army of Wrangen conducted tRe chapel service on January 31. The topic of his address was Life US Values and Responsibilities, Lieutenant Newton of the Rake Post sang This is my Task and gave a short talk.
 Cooperative Dividend
 The Student Cooperative paid div ldend to all shareholders last week This was paid in the form of credit vouchers, which stated the amount that each shareholder received These vouchers are used as cash for purchases from the cooperative. The dividend was distributed on the cap ltal investment and on purchases made from the cooperative. A six per cent dividend on capital and fourteen per cent on purchases from the cooperative was declared.
 The cooperative was organized shortly after the opening of school and is a business project that is car rled on in the Senior Class. The stu dents and staff subscribed by per- chasing shares at the rate of fifty cents. There are sixty-four members with a capital investment of $4O.50. The cooperative is attempting to supply the needs of the students.
 The staff-members won from tue Mysterious Five in game of bask- etball Wednesday afternoon with d score of 37-38.
 The lineup of the Staff was. MT Mize, MT. Silver, MT. Cassida, and students Sheldon James and Ben See.
 The lineup of the mysterious five was: Harry See, Paul Bayou, shorty Larson, Sylvester Peele, and Gibson Charles.
 The Mysterious Five put up hard fight but the Staff were able to out play them and win the game.
 The M. s. North Star arrived here on January 29 with food supplies and pumped about 9,74O gallons of oil. It called in late Wednesday afternoon of this week on its return from northern ports and remained until 8 o'clock the next morning due to the pumping of oil. This time 26,654 gallons were delivered, a total supply of S0,394 gallons brought by the North Star.
 On Wednesday evening, at the request of Captain Whitlam of the North Star a special dance was ar ranged by MT. Miller, and the of ficers and passengers attended. The dance began at s o'clock and ended at 10:30 Music was furnished by the school orchestra and the phono- graph.
 There were four passengers on the North Star for Wrangell and al number for other ports.
 NIyAMCEc I'M NAUTGATION