Annual School
Concert Dec. 18
The annual winter music con
cert of the Kodiak public schools
will be presented at the high
school auditorium on Dec. 18. The
program will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Admission will be 75 cents for
adults and students above the 4th
grade.
, Included in the program will be
the high school band and cadet
band under the direction of Eu
gene Schulz, the high school chor
us under the direction of Mrs.
Jane Chase, and selections by Miss
Melissa Harris’s French classes.
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on the lookout for traffic viola
tions but is also alert for the driv
ers who exhibit unusual acts of
courtesy and safe driving habitl
They are to report these commend
able acts as well as violations to
the security officer who will for
ward them to the commanding of
ficer.
It is expected that this program
will reduce traffic violations on
the Naval Reservation and make
the roads safer for all, the security
officer said.
BRYAN THORSHEIM OUTSIDE
Bryan Thorsheim departed Tues
day for Seattle. He expects to be
there for several months before re
turning to Kodiak in the spring.
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A Review
Seniors Score
In Comedy Play
“Finders Creepers” performed
by the Senior class at the Kodiak
high school last Friday was su
perb. We are not saying it was flaw
less; just that it was positively su
perb A lot of our ctizens are un
aware of the fine piece of enter
tainment that our young generation
is capable of presenting These
plays bring forth new faces, tal
ent and enjoyment into our every
day life with which TV, movies,
or radio cannot compare. They are
faces that we see amongst us from
time to time but never have the
privilege to fully appreciate until
these opportunities arise.
The play being humorous was
made more so by the sticking door
and the many fine displays of or
iginality which could only come
from the excellent training pro
gram that is furnished here by the
Kodiak school system.
Special mention must be made
of Miss Valtman’s performance of
Granny which was positivey hilar
ious and the part of Wilbur could
not have been better cast; while
Robbie Acheson tended to forget
his lines he more than made up
for it by ad-libbing until he could
get close enough to the stage
prompter to pick them up again.
We are looking forward to seeing
more of these talented two at fu
ture plays. Also a hearty well done
to the production staff and espe
cially Mr. Ernest and Terry Ho
gan. R.L.K.
After paying his income tax, a
local resident says he never had
it so good, or taken away so fast.
Donald S. Fellows, Saugerties
(N.Y.) Catskill Mountain StaT.
Alaska, with only 54,000 children
in its schools, ranks 50th among
the states in enrollment.
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