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‘Kaknu’
Annuals
Are Here
by Michaelene S. Pendleton
The KCHS annuals, KAKNU,
arrived Monday, April Fool’s Day.
They were distributed the first
part of the week and the staff de
serves all the credit for a good
job.
KAKNU staff members are:
Jim Hayes, editor; Bonnie
Schwenke and Ann Meeks, as
sistant editors; Sue .Jackson, lay
out editor; Mike Tauriainen, bus
iness manager; Mrs. Irene An
dersen, advisor; and other staff
members, Ernie Fletcher, Larry
Jordan, Gary Davis, Adriane
Biown, J. C. Vollentine, Johnny
Monfor, Thor Evenson, Michelle
English and Lauralynn Berton.
Faculty Volleyball
The Kenai Central High School
faculty volleyball team traveled
to Seward last Saturday, March
29. The KCHS’ers took three
games out of five and shellacked
Seward’s faculty. Seward wasn’t
a bad loser, though, for after the
game refreshments were served to
all.
Kenai will play host to Seward
on Saturday, April 20 for another
round of volleyball at 7 p.m. in
the high school gym.
Correction!
It previously has been announc
ed that KCHS’s Annual Spring
Concert will be held April 12.
This is an error and is to be cor
rected. The concert will take place
on Thursday, April 11.
Classes Planned
In Boat Safety
Pleasure boat safety classes
are to be conducted in Kenai, Ho
mer, Seward, Seldovia, East Fore
land, Kodiak, Whittier, Valdez,
Palmer and Anchorage during the
next few months, according to an
announcement by the Seventeenth
Coast Guard District Headquart
ers in Juneau.
These classes will cover boat
handling, aids-to-navigation, cour
tesy afloat, rules of the road, and
regulations concerning s a fety
equipment required for various
classes of boats.