Students Enroll
Starting Monday;
Ends Wednesday
All class sessions in Kodiak
schools will begin on Tuesday
morning, Sept. 4, but first comes
registration for many with the fol
lowing information released from
■the office of the school superin
tendent.
On-base high school students
will enroll on Monday, Aug. 27.
The school bus will pick up stu
dents at the Little Red School
House at 8 a.m. and return them
to the same point as soon as en
rollment is completed — about
noon.
All-school enrollment for pupils
living in the school district will be
conducted on Tuesday, Aug. 28, be
ginning at 9 a.m. in the main school
building and continuing through
4 p.m.
The school will be open for en
rollment again on Wednesday
morning, Aug. 29, for those who
cannot enroll on Tuesday.
All inquiries concerning the
opening of school should be made
by calling 486—2488, the Main
School office.
Vocational Wing
Planned At H.S.
Working drawings for the voca
tional wing of the high school will
be completed by Sept. 30, accord
ing to School Supt. Ivor Schott.
W'hen the wing is constructed it
will provide for six additional
academic classrooms, two complete
mechanical arts rooms, one graphic
arts room, one music room and of
fice space for the high school prin
cipal.
The cost is expected fo be be
tween $400,000 and $500,000.
CANNONS AT FAIR
The Lloyd Cannon family of Ko
diak were spectators at the Cen
tury 21 in Seattle on Aug. 14.
AUTO-MAGIC CLEANERS
(Kraft’s Super Market Is Across the Street From Us)
Back To School
— Special —
Mon., Aug. 27 Thru Sat., Sept. 1
Let our professional spotter. Danny Seehafer, help you with
troublesome spots.
$3.00-8-lb. Load
Week’s Cleaning Tip: Bring your clothes in on a hanger and
they will require little or no pressing.
Not Coin Operated. Our attendant will do your cleaning while
you shop or wait.
Phone 486-2980
Changes Planned
In Music, Home Ec
& Shop Programs
A number of changes are on the
schedule in the Kodiak schools
with the opening of the 1962-63
school year, according to Supt.
Ivor Schott.
Arts and crafts will be intro
duced in junior high school to re
place shop for boys and home eco
nomics for girls.
Home economics classes in
“Foods and Clothing” will replace
former Home Economics I, II and
III classes.
Also a more extensive instru
mental music program will be
taught with a second teacher de
voting her time to vocal instruc
tion in both elementary and high
school. In the past one teacher has
taught both instrumental and vo
cal music.
Cafeteria Makes
New Improvements
Improvements will be noted by
both students and parents as the
Kodiak schools prepare to open
soon.
The cafeteria kitchen will be
equipped with an additional range,
a deep-fry unit and a garbage dis
posal units. Four new tables have
also been added to the cafeteria
room.
Downtown Rooms
Arc Redecorated
During the summer months the
Downtown school building has
been redecorated and arrange
ments made for using all eight
classrooms.
The furnace room has been re
vamped by installing a fire alarm
system and a mechanical venti
lating system.
Also the entrance to the furnace
room through an outside door
only has been added.
Kindergarten-First
Grade Registration
All kindergarten and first grade
children are required by law to
present either a birth certificate
or a baptismal certificate when
they enroll next week
Alaskan state law permits no
child whose 6th birthday falls la
ter than Nov. 1 to enter first grade.
No Other Gift
is quite as welcome
as Flowers
We Nave a beautiful array ef
Potted Plants
Cut Flowers
Corsages
Flowers by
Elaine
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OPEN 10 A.M. to 8 P.M.
(Closed Mondays)
For Appointment Call 486—2442
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