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Carlene Mahle
Essay Winner
j Tlie following essay was
! third place w inner in the con
test conducted, and judged
■ by, the Kodiak Parent As-,
sociation. Students in the Ko-1
. diak High School participated [
1 in the contest.
j Carlene Mahle is the author i
and has called her essay, Ourj
School’s Lack of Space.
I believe that the main rea-j
son the boys and girls of Ko
diak need a school is because
space is inadequate. Even
people who have never been in
the building can recognize this
need by seeing the quonset
huts that are huddled around j
the main building; the huts;
are placed close to the main
building, so the playground
may be as large as possible.
Even with this conserving of .
space, the play area is inade
i quate.
Space again is sharply lack-1
ing at assemblies. Although
one large room is used at this'
time, about two thirds of the
pupils have to stand, and even
then we are generally packed
in like sardines. It is for this
reason that we cannot hold’
assemblies oftener and with a
fuller program.
Space is again inadequate in
between class periods and
especially at twelve o’clock. It
is at these times that almost
the entire high school surges
to the locker rooms to ex-1
change their books. It is hara
to explain this to anyone who
has never seen it. There are
two lines of lockers each,
standing side by side. The two
lines face each other with a
bout four feet between. You
can only imagine what it is
like to open the door of your I
locker when twenty or thirty I
other students want to do the
same thing, all crowded into
the one small space. Yet there
ust isn’t any other place to!
put these lockers.
YeB, we want more spacr
for Bports, for assemblies and
; for lockers.
Ray Shannon, former «o« -
cilman, returned to Kodiak
Sunday after spending^lttw
past two months in the mki ■
western states. Mrs. Shaun? n>
remained in Jersey ville, Illi
nois but may return to Kodiak
this summer.
Doug McGrath, nephew of
Shannon, accompanied him to
Kodiak.
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