The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-09-05

lor's degree. During the past sum- mer she has been staying at home with her parents at Twin Falls, Ida
 Phillips 7th Year
 A. B. Phillips will be Superinten- dent of Schools and is now starting his seventh year in Juneau and his ninth year in Alaska. He is gradu- ate of the University of Washing ton with bachelors degree. During the past summer he has been fish ing in local waters.
 Miss Phyllis I. Poulin is a new teacher to Juneau this fall. She will teach commercial work in the high school Miss Poulin is a graduate of the University of Nevada at Reno She has had considerable amount of extra work at a number of busi- ness colleges including the Arm strong College at Berkeley, Cal, and the Merritt School of Business at Oakland. Cal She has taught con- mercial subjects in the Junior Col lege at Taft, Cal, and also in the Junior College of Humboldt County, Cal. She taught in the high school at Winnemucca, Nev., and at Mil- ford Cal. During the past summer Miss Poulin has been travelling in the western states.
 New to Juneau
 Miss Merle Schroeder is another new teacher to Juneau. She will take Miss Alice Palmer's place in art and vocal music. She is a graduate of the University Of North Dakota with bachelor of arts degree. During the past summer she was the head of all recreation facilities in Yellow stone National Park.
 Iva Tilden will again teach first grade in Juneau. She is a graduate of the State Teachers College of Edinb6ro, Penn. During the past summer she has been staying in Se- attle with relatives.
 Miss Marjorie Tillotson will teach mathematics in the high school This will be her eighth year in Juneau and her ninth year in Alaska. She is a graduate of the Normal School at Monmouth. Ore, and graduate If the University of Oregon at Eu- gene. She has a bachelors and mas ter's degree. During the past sum- mer she has done extensive travelling in the southern states.
 Miss Harriet Tust will again teach first grade in Juneau This will be her second year in the city. She is graduate of the State Teachers College at Winona, Minn. During the past summer she has been stay ing at home with her parents at Winona, Minn.
 Helen Webster Returns
 Helen Webster will teach the fifth grade again in Juneau. This will be her sixth year here. She is a gradu- ate of Northwestern University at Chicago, H., with a bachelor of sci ence degree. During the past sum mer she has been attending sum mer school at the San Francisco State Teachers College.
 Miss Frances Wheeler will again teach third grade in Juneau. It will be her second year in Juneau and her third in Alaska She graduated from the Normal School at Dillon, Mont. She is a graduate of the Me Phail School of Music. She has a bachelor of music degree. During she past summer she has been at home in Plentywood. Mont
 Robert White will handle the in- strumental music again in the Ju- neau schools. This will be his third year in Juneau He is a graduate of the University of Washington with bachelor of arts degree. Dur | ing the past summer he has been attending summer school at the Uni versity of Washington.
 John Caswell is a new teacher in Juneau. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon and has his masters degree from Princeton. He will teach high school history. He has had three years experience, one in the University High School and the last two years in Eugene, Ore. in the University High School in Chicago and the last two years in Eugene, Ore.
 Formerly in China
 Theodore Horwalker is in Juneau for his first year this year. He is a graduate of the University of Me- braska with a bachelors and mas ter's degree. He is unmarried. He has taught three years in Jefferson Academy at Peiping, China, and one year at the Lingnan University in Canton, China. In 1936-37 he was Assistant Professor of English at the University of Nebraska. During the last two years he has been teach | ing English in the high school at Alliance, Neb. Both schools where he taught in China were American Educational Institutions, run for American and English students and were run on the American plan. MT