The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-09-24
SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Eva Hauser who taught sec ond and third grade work at Sand Point. Idaho. during the past two years has taken up the work in the same grades here, and has already won a warm spot in the hearts of the children. Mrs Harry Coulter had sacrificed her own work to serve the schools until the vacancy could be filled.
 The teachers have all been more fortunate in getting living accom- modations this year than last. Mir Geyer and Mr Mcclellan have lo- cated in a comfortable front room in Mr. Pritchetts house. They believe in economy and are taking quite en- Enthusiastically to the"domestic arts The Steele sisters and Miss Hagerty are comfortably located in the Louis Scribner house where Miss Frances Steel and Miss Hagerty located shortly before school was out last spring. Miss Larkin is continuing te live in the small house owned by P. C. Mccormack which she rented be- fore school closed last year. Miss Cummins and Miss Hathaway have rooms in Mr Mccormack $ new house and are pooling interest with Miss Larkin when meal time comes. Miss Hauser has been so fOrtunat, as to secure both board and room with Mrs. P. c. Mccormack.
 At the end of the first week Of Il, t1is fg1i tRenty more than at correspond. ng time last year. 4 considerabl number have enrolled since, anf
 thers are yet to come in. It is es imated that the total enrollme" or the year will reach the two
 ndred mark.
 IT raw gymnasium which is
 .,. ss ad by the Pr A. is fast ..aa,' ~sa' ton. It is far ahead | 3s rrar Id hp.n generally antici- l na-rd. ovrr ar the=" "ho were di- | -artiYg the work. Tho ue" building ,rill be G0 so feet with playing floor 37a \ so and raised seats E. long the sides 10 accommodate fo"r 1 or five. hundred spectators. T. vii also be equipped with a commodious stage at the back which will hinge LID against the wall out Of the Way when not in use At a meeting ot the executive board of the P.-T.A. ii was decided to make the building community center as far as pos sible
 The first consideration will be for he schools needs. but at all other l, la at nominal charge for either prl- vate or public gatherings, Already one social club and one prospective athletic club have requested a reg ular schedule of evenings for the winter. 4 schedule of rental charges has been prepared by the executive hoard The time schedule for school use will probably be so arrange" a7 to be oyerwith before the usual hour of starting dances and other com munity gatherings.
 The High School students have started the organization ot the yaar,s activities. The nominating committee of the student body ilf' Monday and posted the following candidates in nomination Tor the various offices to be voted on Frl- day ,aaoaio
 For president Student Assocla- tion - Joel Wing, John Grant,
 For vice president - Harold Ut tesen. James Wheeler.
 For business manager Of Stlklhe Messenger - Margaret Bell, Joel Wing.
 For assistant business manager ol Stikine Messenger - Thelma Shah- gle. Virginia Tozier. ,..,
 For assistant editor or S,lNlhe Messenger - Margaret Bell Heorse Case, Virginia Tozier.
 For secretary-treasurer Studeht Association - Harold Otteseh. hto- lin Coulter ,o ro
 For social manager - irene lo- zier. Gertrude Carlstrom
 For athletic manager nay pond Wheeler, John Grant, Harolu Otteson. ~ ,.hroo to
 For assembly committee Cthree to ha e,ected) - Irene ToZier, Georse case Erma Grant, Thelma Shahele' Marjorie Johnson, Marion Goour!Sn
 Dorothy Johnson was elected pc fore school closed last spring as thls seasons editor of the stikine Mes- senger.