25 Of Teaching
Staff To Return
Many members of the 1961-62
Kodiak teaching staff will be on
hand when school doors swing
open again on Tuesday, Sept. 4,
according to information released
from the superintendent’s office
this week with at least 25 of last
year’s staff on hand again. They
are:
Mrs. Emma Zieba, Mrs. Louise
Walker, Hugh Smith, Eugene
Shulz, Mrs. Helen Schott, Curtis
Saxton, Peter Resoff, Miss Helen
Pruessing, Miss Gertie Otness,
Mrs. Verna McFarland, Mrs. Ev
elyn Mamaloff, Mrs. Bertha Ha
mann, William Gregory, Joe Floyd,
Mrs. Edith Fearn, Mrs. Melanie
Draper, Mrs. Shirley DeLozier,
Miss Mary C. Dandeneau, Alfred
Craig, Mrs. Mary Cornelius, Mrs.
Guyneth Cessna, Mrs. Lois Burn
ham, Mrs. Ruth Breckberg, Mrs.
Ruth Belcher and Mrs. Ruth Vega,
teacher of elementary school mu
sic last year who will take Mrs.
Eunice Neseth’s class during her
year’s leave of absence.
Faith that is impossible today
often becomes possible tomorrow.
Wait and see.
Teachers Meeting
Saturday, Sept. 1
All teachers in the Kodiak In
dependent District will attend an
orientation meeting at 10 a m. on
Saturday morning, Sept. 1 in the
Main School cafeteria, Supt. Schott
announced this week.
Room assignments will be made
and school books and supplies will
be distributed to all teachers.
Same Schedules
For School Bus
nnc service will again be pro
vided .or Kodiak
pils who live beyond the 1 - m
limit from school.
The bus schedule and
will be the same as thos
year. _._
principals Return
Mrs. Claraellen Dawson^a^
Mrs. Betty Spring incipal of
mentary school, respectively.
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The Scrcape"san" 'sinand take
"’e SC Tuesday, AuS. 28. Supt.
“schools "vor Schott announced
this week.
St. Mary’s Pupils
Register Sunday,
Classes On 4th
Registration for Saint Mary’s
School will be held on Sunday
morning after the 8:30 and 10:30
Masses. For those who find it more
convenient, there will be registra
tion on Monday morning, August
27, between the hours of nine and
eleven.
Classes will begin on Sept. 4,
Sister Ambrose will teach the Pri
mary grades; Sister Mary Anthony
will teach the middle grades and
Sister Paula Marie the upper
grades.
When the school first opened in
1954, only the first three grades
were in operation for a group of
nineteen pupils in those classes,
with Father Talbott and Sister Hil
ary teaching them.
Each year another grade was
opened with increasing registra
tion until all eight grades were
completed. Since first opening, the
enrollment has increased about
five hundred per cent. ^Again this
year a near capacity group is ex
pected.
WELCOME BACK TEACHERS
And may we hasten to say that we have missed you during
your vacation.
Your return puts joy in our hearts and adds zest to our
lives, because we know you will do your very best, to educate
our children in a manner which will qualify them to be worthy
future citizens, ready and willing to maintain and defend, a
true democracy and free enterprise.
If there is any w'ay we can be of service to you during the
coming year, don’t hesitate to stop in.
SEE D & fl’s FIRST
For Grown-Ups
and Little Grown-Ups
Jackets
Coordinated
Sweaters, Skirts, Slacks
BOYS’
Midwale Cords
Reversible Parkas
Sweaters & Shirts
Sturdy Shoes - Boots
OFFICIAL
KODIAK SCHOOL
GYM UNIFORMS
AND
TENNIS SHOES
COMPLETE LINE
Pencils, Pens, Notebooks
Crayons, Ruled Paper,
Rulers, Erasers
p.s. an apple and cordial welcome Donnelley
TO ALL NEW AND &
RETURNING TEACHERS AcheSOn