The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-24
FUTURE PLANS
OF GRADUATES
ANNOUNCED

of IA of Juneau High School will
take up a varied number of occu-
| pations, according to plans an
| nounced. Naturally a number of
| the boys have not made any def
| mite commitments without taking
| Uncle Sam into consideration.
Tentative arrangements for po-
sition with the Bureau of Fisher
les have been made by Charles
Linehan. Next fall he plans to en-
roll in the University of Alaska ,in-
til he is indicted.
Donald Scott is uncertain about
his plans for the summer, though
| he may work in cannery. Later
he will go into the armed services.
Alice Powers expects to spend the
summer working at the Bureau of
Indian Affairs. Her plans do not
extend beyond that.
Audrey Rude will keep house for
time while her mother IS away,
and during the latter part of Aug
| ust, she will attend st. Olafs Col
lege in Minnesota, preparatory to
| teaching kindergarten.
| Doreen Heinke will work at the
Federal Building this summer and
does not plan to go to college for
a year or two. Her plans are bit
hazy but she does want nice job
with plenty of money.
Working at the USED will occupy
Maudie Kunz after graduation
| Perhaps later she may go to COL
lege, but sher plans do not include
!, higher education at the present
| time
Eileen Hellan is going to be en-
| ployed by the Unemployment Com
pensation Commission, and mas not
yet decided whether to attend col
lege this fan.
Irene Williams admits that she
plans to just loaf around Juneau
and in the autumn will go south
to acquire further education, the
nature of which has not yet been
decided.
| Rodney Nordling, who is well
known as the tall center on the
basketball team, will be employed
by the Alaska Road Commission,
and after visit with relatives in
the States, he intends to join the
Marines.
Pat Shaffer will do secretarial
work for John Young, Certified
Public Accountant, this summer and
in the fall, will trek to California.
| Kenny Thibodeau, class president
and captain of the Crimson Bear
team, says THE Army gets me
first" He wants eventually to be
a basketball coach.
Erna Meier intends to make her.
: self useful around the Peerless Bak!
cry this summer, and hopes to
attend the University of Washing
ton later on.
Songbird Thelma McCorkle will
be at desk in the Forest Service
I office during the summer and fall.
!, and then her plan is to join the U.
s, Nurse Cadet School at Spokane,
Washington, next January.
Marvel Mathison says as far as
her plans are concerned, ITS up I'd
J. joe Mrs. Mathison is one of the
:, four brides of Juneau High Schools
graduating class.
!. Leroy Frisk will catch the first
? boat after graduating to go back
to his old home in Michigan, and
: when his 18th birthday rolls round,
Will enlist in the Navy.
Connie Davis intends to work al
! the local CPR office before going
south late in August to enter either
:. Northwestern or Cincinnati Uni
: yersity, where she will major id
= economics and business admins
! tration, eventually to- become an
interpreter, she hopes.
:. Jack Thompson's future occupa
: ton is undecided as yet, but upon
a graduation he. will go fishing for
the summer. Sometime in the fall
! he will join the Merchant Marine
or the Army.
Another graduate who is goina
to grace the corridors of the Fed
eral Building this summer is Jear,
Johnson, who will be EMPLOYED in
the Treasury Department. She has
, made no plans yet for going OUT
side to school.
Pat Nelson, the Junior Prom
Queen for 1914, plans to stay in
, Juneau, and will work this summer
, in the Territorial Building.
Mary Tubbs will spend the next
! few months assisting in, the Post
Office, and later will attend bust
ness school in Portland.
, The Merchant Marine will get
+ John Cass' services soon after grad
nation, according to present plans.
After the war he wants to be an
architect.
After working in town during the
summer, Charlotte Soule will go