The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-08-28

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High School Notice
High School doors open at 9:25
and at $3.50 all students of all class
es will assemble in the study hall
instructions for registering will be
given at that time. All students will
be in school all day, beginning with
the first day. 1t will take most of
the morning to register and in the
afternoon text books will be issued
and lessons assigned.
A general teachers meeting has
been called for a. m. on Tuesday,
Sept. z. Doors will not be opened
to parents or students until 9:15,
unless the weather is bad, in which
case, rooms will be provided. In no
case will doors be opened before
a. m.
Text books will again be furnish
ed free to all students.
Book Deposit
All students, including kindergar-
teners, will be required this year,
the same as in the past, to make a
S1.50 deposit for use of the books.
This will be refunded at the end
of the year if books are properly re-
turned. In addition to the book
deposit of $1.50, high school stu
dents taking chesmistery or phys
les will be required to deposit a 81
breakage fee. This will also be re-
funded at the end of the year, when
and if all laboratory supplies and
equipment and cleaned and returned
to the supply room.
sia Student Supplies
All materials actually used by the
student texcept art paper, paste,
ink, etc., must be purchased by
the student. These articles may be
purchased through any of several
local stores or some may be obtained
at the school.
Bookkeeping texts will be fur
nished, but the sets, which are con-
sumed by the student, must be pur-
chased.
Manual Training and Home Econ
omics will continue much the same
as in the past, although Federal
support has been withdrawn.
Teachers Whose Who
Teachers, and information con-
corning each, are as follows:
BATS ON, CYNTHIA, IIome,
Wayzata, Minnesota Will teach
Kindergarten. She has had six
years teaching experience and this
will be her fourth year in Juneau.
Graduate of Miss Woods Kinder
garten School in Minneapolis. She
taught at Saltwater, Minnesota.
TILDEN, IVA. Home, Seattle,
Washington. Will teach First
Grade. She has taught 161$ years
in Juneau and is a graduate of
Pennsylvania State Normal School
at Edinboro, Pa. Taught in Penn
sylyania and Seattle.
HANSON, DALMA. (Iome, Graf
ton, North Dakota Will teach
First Grade. Has taught IL years
in Juneau. Graduate of State Teach
ers College of Valley City, North
Dakota. Taught in North Dakota
before coming to Juneau
Second Grade
MONSON, MABLE (Home, Min
neapolis, Minnesota Will teach
Second Grade. Has taught 7 years
in Juneau. Taught az years in
Minnesota before coming to Juneau.
Graduate State Teachers College,
Winona, Minnesota.
BLOOM, VELMA. (Home, Lex
ington, Nebraska). Will teach Sec
ond Grade. Has twelve years ex-
perience and this is her fourth year
in Juneau. Taught eight years in
Nebraska. Graduate of Kindergar-
ten and Primary departments of
University of Nebraska Has Bache-
Tor of Science degree.
COLWELL, ANNA (Home, Hay
Springs, Nebraska Will teach eth
er combination First and Second
Grade or in the Seventh Grade
depending upon enrollment.) This
is her first year in Alaska, grad
uate of State Normal School at
Chadron, Nebraska. Bachelor of
Science degree Four years exper-
fence, all in Nebraska.
Twelfth Year Here
TAYLOR, DOME. Home, Santa
Fe, New Mexico. Will teach Third
Grade. This will be her twelfth
year in Juneau and sixteenth in Al
aska. Graduate of New Mexico Nor
NAL University. Taught last year
at Paul Maui, Hawaii, as an ex-
change teacher.
KOLASA, Mary. (Home, Orofino,
Idaho. Will teach Third Grade.
Has IA years experience and this
will be her seventh year in Juneau.
Graduate of University of Wash
ington and State Normal School of