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Virginia Gips 5th grade
class for the 1959 – 1960 school year |
3rd row –
Steve Fink, Randy Somebody, Chris Kincaid, and Tom Benn
2nd row – Kathy Pickard, Susan Rothgeb, June Allison,
Ginger Boyd, Susan Gaspard, teacher Virginia Gips
1st row – Dawn Clark, Sandy Polk, Debbie Kramer, Martine
“Tina” Ekdahl, Peggy Queen. Note that Ginger Boyd (middle
row) is displaying a set of “devil horns” above Tina’s head in
the front (first) row while June Allison looks on with
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Tina
Ekdahl
Student Picture
1961-1962 Yearbook |
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Allen Matsunaga's 8th grade class for the 1961-62
Across the street from the terminal,
there is a rise of ground that now has a cross on it. While I was
there, instead of the cross, they had a large white painted anchor
and a directional sign which were both removed as soon as the Army
took full possession of the island.
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Martin L. Raines Jr. (standing right of
pole) provided all the photos
of black & white. He was resident on Kwajalein from 1961-62
Martin L. Raines Jr. >
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Officers Club (Yokwe Yuk Club), Dining
Room & Theater
1961-62 |
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Richardson Theater, 1961-62 |
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Special Services - 1961-62 |
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Mimi Mott-Smith (far left), 5 years old, next
to brother John Mott-Smitt of Lt JG Stanley P. Mott-Smith, Kwaj
Weatherman,
1952-53. Two children at right are the Dootson kids, Diana and her
brother.
Photo provided by
Mimi Mott-Smith |
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Kwaj home, 1952 - 53
Home of Mr. & Mrs. Lt JG Stanley
Mott-Smith, US Navy.
Elweena, maid from Ebeye, helped at
the home. Mimi
remembers, the worst thing for us kids was having to
drink powdered milk. After leaving the Navy, Mimi's
father, Stanley, continued to work in aerospace and tech
industry in the Silicon Valley area.
Photos provided by
Mimi Mott-Smith |
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Kwajalein Airport,
1952-53
Photo provided by
Mimi Mott-Smith |
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Officer's Pool - 1952-53
Photo provided by
Mimi Mott-Smith |
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Frank Serafini (bottom) and
Rod Hepburn
(top)
at the Bachelor's Pool
Photo provided by
Rod Hepburn |
