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By CONRAD H. POTTER
| Superintendent of Schools
i P-TA Meeting Tomorrow
I The regular mepting of the
Nome Parent-Teachers Associa
tion will be held at the school
tomorrow night. The High School
Band will play a 20-minute con
cert prior to the meeting, which
will commence at 8 p.m. In addi
; tion, teachers are working on
| safety and health problem units
this week which will coincide
with the program being presented
at the P-TA meeting entitled
“Community Safety and Your
| Child.” Mayor Andersen, Chief
: of Police Narvik, and several
i other local officials will present
the program.
Thanksgiving Recess
School will close at 3 p.m. Wed
nesday, November 25, for a two
day Thanksgiving recess. School
will reconvene Monday at the
regular hour. '
Intramural Program
The newly created Intramural
Program for boys in grades seven
through twelve will get underway
officially tomorrow afternoon, '
with several teams competing in
volleyball. Intramural activities
will include volleyball, badmin-*'
ton, ping pong, shuffle board,
wrestling, weight lifting, softball
and some basketball. It is de
signed to provide a good physical
and recreational activity for the
large percentage of boys who can
not or do not participate in varsity
sports. Once the boys’ program is
fully operational, a similar girls’
program will be developed.
Education Committee
The Nome Education Associa
tion has created a new Education
Committee which will study edu
cational problems relating to the
development of home-rule and
borough charter development. The
committee plans to * develop a
series of recommendations for
presentation to the next Legisla
ture. Miss Constance Erickson is
chairman of the committee, which
includes Marcus Beauchamp,
Clarence Stenback, John Rauch,
Don Perkins and Fanny Woodiel.
Ash Craft, Schol Board delegate
to the recent State School Board
Association meeting at Palmer,
will meet with 'the Committee to
day to review the state associa
tion’s deliberations pertaining to
Borough organization.
Recess Milk Program
The School recently acquired a
large quantity of whole powdered
milk which is being made avail
able on a voluntary basis in all
classes during one of the recess
periods each day. Teachers pre
pare the milk either at home or
before school, and any children
who wish to participate receive
one eight ounce cup daily. Because
of the many sanitary problems
involved, we are using paper cups,
j These cups are purchased by the
I office on a quantity basis and re
| sold directly to the teachers at
i cost — $1.25 per 100 cups. Parti
j cipating students are in turn
asked to pay 25 cents per month
i to ■ defray the cost of their cups.
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