K. H. S . . .
Chat Corner
(By Svea Breckberg)
FINISH SIXTH
Seven boys, Wayne Kozak, Har
ry Wilson, Mike Nixon, Richard
Johnson, Larry Deitzler, Robby
Acheson and Cletis Leverett repre
sented Kodiak High at the Palmer
cross-country track meet held this
past weekend. KHS placed sixth
out of the nine Alaskan hign
schools represented with individual
awards going to Wayne Kozak who
placed fourth and Harry Wilson
who placed tenth in a field of 63
competitors.
YEA KODIAK, YEA BEARS
Friday the student body elected
the following five girls as this
year’s varsity basketball cheer
leaders: Elana Ross, Andy Jarvela,
Anne Hall, Sandy Stewart and
Svea Breckberg.
CURTAIN GOES UP
The lights dim—the curtain rises.
Thus will begin the Senior Class
play “Papa Is All” at 8 p.m. on
Friday and Saturday. Oct. 26 and
27 at the high school gymnasium.
Tickets are $1 for adults and 50
cents for children under 12 years
of age.
Tickets may be obtained from
any senior. Get your tickets early.
A FAMILY AFFAIR
Have you heard that the annual
Scooter Drivers
Issued Warning
A final warning has been issued
by the Kodiak Police Department
to youths who drive scooters.
Chief R. E. Vickery says he has
given lectures to these boys about
the law's, but unless they continue
to obey all traffic laws—the same
as driving a motor vehicle, they
will be issued summons.
The chief also warns that there
is to be no rear seat riding unless
the vehicle is equipped to carry
an extra passenger.
Ungraded Workers
To Receive Raise
The Department of Navy has an
nounced a new schedule of wages
in the Kodiak area, according to
Sen. Ernest Gruening’s weekly
newsletter, which will affect 183
ungraded Navy employes here, ef
fective after the first pay period
after Oct. 11.
The increase is 10 cents per hour
or 2.5 per cent. At Adak, effective
at the same time, a 10 cent or 2.4
per cent increase will apply to 88
ungraded employes.
school carnival will be held Friday,
Nov. 2, from 6:30 to midnight?
You are invited to enjoy the
many concessions such as bingo,
the fishponds, the shooting gallery,
wheel of fortune, basketball and
baseball throws and food booths.
The carnival is held annually in
the fall of the year to provide
money for Kodiak high school
extra-curricular activities. You
help your school by your presence.
Many prizes will be awarded.
And put on your dancing shoes
and attend the only high school
dance of the year open to the pub
lic. The carnival dance begins at
10 p.m.
Kodiak Rainbow
Girls Have Rude
A.M. Awakening
By Barbara Sutliff
Kodiak Assembly No. 8, Inter
national Order of Rainbow for
Girls, literally had a rude awaken
ing Saturday morning, Sept. 29—
and early too. Worthy Advisor,
Elana Ross decided to kill two
birds with one stone and have a
fun project and an initiation prac
tice the same morning. So she
staged a “Come As You Are”
breakfast of sourdough hotcakes
and ham, followed by the practice.
It was a well kept secret until
the night before, when line offi
cers Candy Wilson, Associate
Worthy Advisor, Anne Hall, Hope
and Patricia Henley, Faith, were
informed that they would have
the dubious honor of awakening
44 Rainbow Girls at 7:30 the next
morning. The girls were allowed
to add coat and shoes to what they
were caught in. And other addi
tions or deletions cost a 10 cents
fine.
Needless to say, the variety of
attire was “out of this world” and
the hair styles, if released to fash
ion authorities, would set a new
trend aptly named “The Sandman
Twist.”
Several gallons of sourdough
were fried by Elena’s mother, Mrs.
William W. Ross, her visiting
grandmother, Mrs. Amy Cramer,
and Mrs. Robert Hall. Mrs. W. A.
Cannon, Mrs. Robert Acheson, and
Mr. Bert Walker assisted the
mother advisors in driving the of
ficers around to collect the sleepy
girls.
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She’s The New Miss U.S.A.
Amedee Chabot, left 17-year-old high school senior from Northridge,
Calif., won the Miss U.S.A. title at Huntington, W. Va., Sept. 22. At
right is Jo Ann Odum, last year’s winner. Miss Chabot represented
California.—(AP Wirephoto)
School Lunch
Menus
Monday. October 15
Baked Beef Hash, Buttered
Mixed Vegetables, Plums, Bread,
Butter, Milk.
Tuesday, October 16
Spaghetti with Meat Sauce But
tered Peas, Garlic Bread, Fruited
Jello, Milk.
Wednesday, October 17
Beef Stew, Coleslaw, Hot But
tered Corn Bread, Applesauce,
Chocolate Milk.
Thursday, October 18
Baked Wiener in Roll, Buttered
Corn, Pudding, Bread, Butter,
Milk.
Friday, October 19
Egg Salad Sandwich, Baked
Beans, Carrot Sticks, Apple Cob
bler, Milk.
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Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor,
I’d like to know when all the
players of “Smack It & Splash
’Em” are going to start paying
their targets for the clothes, books,
and shoes they have ruined. I’m
referring to the motorists who
manage to “smack” every mud
puddle they can find to “splash”
students (and other pedestrians)
who are walking along the side of
the road. After all, Kodiak doesn’t
have any sidewalks, and the people
who don’t have cars can’t fly!
Those people old enough (and
who supposedly have the intelli
gence) to operate a motor ve
hicle, ought to have the courtesy
to respect others who have no
other prerogative but to use Ko
diak’s public cow paths.
Sincerely yours,
Susan Burckhard
Attend K. H. S.
Senior Play
October 26 & 27
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