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By Svea Breckberg
HOMECOMING
Homecoming . . . the tournament
. . . Homecoming is the big news
at Kodiak High. After a fine sea
son of basketball playing, the
Bears are traveling into Anchor
age for the Class A games. They
are returning Sunday to an en
thusiastic “Welcome Home” at the
PNA Terminal.
March 3rd through 9th has been
designated as homecoming week
with special clothing to liven up
each day. On Friday, March 3, the
Pep Club will sponsor a spaghetti
dinner and bonfire followed by a
faculty-student athletic event for
all KHS students. The homecoming
ball will be Saturday evening cli
maxed with the crowning of a
Homecoming Queen.
CLASS RINGS
If the Juniors are wandering
through the halls with an extra
proud look on their faces, it is be
cause they are at last the happy
possessors of their class rings.
What secretive preparations for
the spring prom are being made in
Junior committee meetings?
INDOOR SPORTS
Volleyball, pingpong, wrestling,
and the usual trampolining seen
to be the favorite strenuous occu
pations after school now. Track
will start soon . . . perhaps by then
the heavens will decide that they
have finally been rained out and
we’ll have a firm field.
SCHOOL PLAY
April 5 and 6 are the two eve
ning performances of the all schoc 1
play, “Dino.” Reserve either night
now on your calendar to see a fine
play dealing with the conflicts of
a young boy just home from rc
form school.
KHS student council has set up a
student code of conduct, mainly
self-reflective, which deals with stu
dent attitude and manners at ball
games, assemblies, in the lunch
line, and at other such functions.
CONGRATULATIONS
Student coungratulatlons to two
favorite teachers, Miss Anderton
and Mr. Nevinger, on their recent
engagement announcement.
ARREST REPORT
Following is the weekly arrest
report of the city police depart
ment:
Frank Anderson, drunk and dis
orderly, resisting arrest, $75 bail
forfeit; Harold Danielson, va
grancy, CO days suspended; con
victed on drunk charges were Wal
ter Cohen, 20 days suspended; Ben
jamine Golodoff, $50 fine and bO
days; and John Shanagan, $50 bail
forfeited.
(Ed Note: In addition to the new
student code of conduct the Mirror
staff is requiring Miss Breckberg
to further swear that she will never
never, never a gain send us copy
written in long hand, in red ink,
and on both sides of oinionskin pa
per! We already did our swearing
on this matter!)
Mabel Fenner’s
Crocuses Could
Be Misleading!
Mabel Fenner’s blooming cro
cuses notwithstanding. Spring Ain’t
Yet Sprung:
Snowballs should be flying some
time during the month of March
if past experience and records are
any guide.
Average snowfall in Kodiak for
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the month of March is 20 inches
. . . yup, nearly two feet! That’s
according to statistics based n
climatological data covering the
ten year period 1953 through 1962.
And during March 64.8 per cent
of the time the sky cover is at
least six tenths with clear condi
tions occurring only 12.1 per cent
of the time, or a total of 90.0 hours.
The average daily mean temp
erature is 31.2 degrees with an av
erage daily maximum and mini
mum temp of 35.8 and 26.6 degrees
respectively. The extreme maxi
mum of 51 degrees occurred in
1954 and an extreme minimum of
3.0 degrees was recorded in 1956.
By way of explanation we might
add that Judge Mabel Fenner in
sisted, despite our dubious re
remarks, that she had crocuses in
bloom in her yard. In all fairness
and justice to Judge Fenner we
will admit that she brought a bou
quet of her bloomin’ posies into
the Mirror office as “proof pos
itive” that she “stands behind every
statement” she makes! (Maybe
next week she will be able to dis
play her own snowman clutching
a spray of them posies!)
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