K. H. S. Chat
Corner
By Svea Breckberg
PEG RACE
Last week many of the seniors
experienced new tests of their
manual and mental dexterity
through the vocational counseling
given them by an Alaskan Employ
ment Service representative, Mrs.
Stone.
One of the most interesting parts
the test offered was a timing of
the students’ ability to move wood
en pegs from one set of holes into
another. Visualizing three dimen
sional objects from two dimen
sional diagrams was also an un
usual experience.
The testing results will give to
morrow's adults an insight into
their future job aptitudes and op
portunities.
Three Root I* or J.V. s
Fran Routzan, Carol Olson and
Jean Hall were elected junior var
sity cheerleaders after a recent
special pep assembly. Due to a tie
between two able candidates, Jean
Hall and Marsha Ekin. a run-off
vote was necessary.
Susie Heads For Seward
Susan Burchard, K.H.S.’s student
body treasurer, left Kodiak this
morning for the state student coun
cil convention to be held this week
end in Seward. She will partici
pate in discussions on such topics
as: school spirit, dress, and social
activities: leadership training; stu
dent faculty relations; and money
making projects.
Powerful Papa
Don’t forget the senior play,
“Papa Is All,” which will open for
two nights this weekend, Friday
and Saturday, at 8 p.m. in the high
school auditorium. Tickets will be
available at the door priced at a
dollar for adults, fifty cents for
children.
Carnival Ahead
Because there has been some mis
understanding about the ten cents
admission price, K.H.S. would like
to clarify the reason for this
charge. Each person will be asked
to donate this slight amount as a
chance on an electric portable
mixed. The drawing for the mixer
will be at 10 o’clock, the same time
as the Letterman’s drawing for
their winning prize, a .264 Win
chester Magnum. The carnival pro
ceeds will be fairly split among
the many school classes and clubs.
Some of the coming functions the
money will help are the Junior
Prom, basketball trips to other
Alaskan cities, senior graduation,
and representation of numerous
conventions and workshops.
Remember the details—Nov. 2,
from 6:30 to 12 in the gym, with
a public dance beginning at 10. Be
there!
First Game, Nov. 9
First basketball game—Nov. 9.
Do you have your season’s ticket
yet?
School Lunch
Menus
Monday, October 29
Baked Macaroni and Cheese,
Buttered Peas, Plums, Peanut But
ter Sandwich, Milk.
Tuesday, October 30
Escalloped Potatoes, Buttered
Green Beans, Carrot Sticks, Pine
apple, Bread, Butter, Milk.
Wednesday, October 31
Barbecued Hamburger, Buttered
Mixed Vegetables, Cheese Sticks,
Fruited Jello, Chocolate Milk.
Thursday, November 1
Turkey Rice Casserole, Buttered
Corn, Raisin Bread Budding,
Bread, Butter, Milk.
Friday, November 2
Tuna Salad Sandwich, Creamed
Carrots, Fruit, Cake, Milk.
NCO Club Formed
By Nat’l. Guard
Officers for the newly formed
NCO Club of the Kodiak National
Guard were recently elected with
S/Sgt. Reynold Morris, president;
S/Sgt. Richard Hartman, vice-pres
ident; and S/FC Charles Miller,
secretary-treasurer.
The club will sponsor a turkey
shoot prior to Thanksgiving. It will
be held at the new indoor rifle
and pistol range with the date to
be announced late;.
You have a right to a full
time Senator.
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i Stevens
FOtl U.S. SENATE
j IT'S GREAT FUN
We have instructors who will teach
you the fundamentals of this interesting
and healthful activity. Available every
afternoon. For details call 486—5222.
Elks Bowling Lanes
l Ph. 486-5222
Halloween Dance
Held By Rainbow
Rainbow Girls of Kodiak held a
Masted Ball at the Elks Club on
Oct. 20 with a decorative theme of
Halloween with traditional black
cats and pumpkins.
Best costume for a girl went to
Cathy Parins for her Japanese cos
tume. while Bill Dotson, dressed
as a “dandy” won top honors for
boys.
Best “Twist” was performed by
Roma Denny and John Cozma, and
each was given a record.
Refreshments were classified as
“out of this world.”
Sea Quail Radios
For Cutter Help
Sea Quail, one of Alaska Pack
er’s vessels, reported Wednesday
that she was aground on Marmot
Island, 30 miles of Kodiak, but ap
parently was in no immediate dan
ger.
Headquarters of the 17th Coast
Guard District dispatched the cut
ter Bittersweet from Kodiak to aid
the Sea Quail.
Kodiak Airways Pilot Gil Jar
vela flew over the vessel, Wednes
day afternoon, and reported that
the vessel appeared to be firmly
’rounded.
WITCH
type of insurance are you look
ing for, we write all types. Our
Comp Personal
INSURES
you for all those little goblins
that comes knocking at your
door on the 31st.
Our Fire policy will also cover
all contents of the house, right
down to the household
BROOM
Kodiak
Insurance, Inc.
Ph. 486-2215
Youngsters Collect For Unicef Drive
Youngsters of three Kodiak
Churches, Community Baptist, ihe
Church of God and St. James the
Fisherman Episcopal, will be col
lecting contributions on Wednes
day, Oct. 31, for the Unicef, United
Nations Children’s Fund, which as
sists more than 100 countries to
Cornin’ Events
Oct. 26 27
8 p.m. Kodiak high school, Sen
ior Class Play, “Papa Is All.”
Oct. 27
Navy Day. No public ceremonies
planned.
Oct. 28
Attend the Church of your
choice today. Civilians are invited
to attend services at Naval Station
Base.
Oct. 30
Borough Committee report meet
ing. Open to Public. Donnelley
Building, district courtroom above
postoffice at 8 p.m.
Oct. 31
Tricks or Treat Night. Better be
prepared.
improve the health, vigor and un
derstanding of children in under
developed countries.
Elementary school children will
be collecting funds from 4 to 5
p.m. on Wednesday, while the older
youths will canvas their designated
areas from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
If you prefer a
change from the past
two administrations
WRITE IN
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THE
MAN
OF
THE
HOUR
■
R. W. HAMILTON
for
GOVERNOR
A political ad, paid for by Jay Holmes,
treasurer, of the Alaska Betterment Club.
Elks
Purple Bubble Ball
Dance and Dinner
MENU
R°ast Prime Rib of Beef
Special Baked Potato
Buttered Carrots
Chef Salad
Russian Dressing
Dessert - Coffee - Tea
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Saturday, Nov. 3
F°r Elks' the,r Emblem Cluh
- em C1“^mber^and escorts.