The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-22

will make their home in Mckinley park, where Mir Ghiglione works.
 MT. w. P. Hautala, physical edu- cation instructor, and grade school teacher, intends to spend the en- tire summer fishing in the waters surrounding Juneau. MT. Hautala was also heard to mutter, After have caught the largest salmon, I'll fly to the Worlds Fair and dis play it!'
 Although certain he will go out side to Lewiston, Idaho, to visit with his parents, MT. Floyd Dry den eighth grade teacher and prin- cipal of the grade school, is unde- cided as to what he and his wife will do during the rest of the sum mer.
 q want to go home" was the phrase expressed by Miss Alice Johnson, sixth grade instructor, when asked where she was vaca- tioning this summer, but upon sec ond inquiry, it was found that she intended going to school in Min nesota and then visit the New York Worlds fair. Her chief ambition for the summer is to find a tennis court that is not strewn with hign school kids!
 One of the most indefinite vaca- |tion plans for the summer is that of Miss Margaret Colwell, who has no idea what she will do.
 Mrs. Helen Webster, instructor of grade five, is going to attend the San Francisco State college for most of the summer but will also attend the fair and possibly visit in Los Angeles.
 Eight weeks of Mrs. Marian Ed wards time will be occupied at Washington State college, after, or before which time she will visit the San Francisco Exposition. Mrs. Ed wards teaches grade four. Miss Frances Wheeler, third grade teacher, plans to travel directly to Missoula, Montana, where she will spend a few weeks and then she anticipates attending the Golden Gate Exposition at San Francisco. Miss Velma Bloom nd Miss
 Monson, both second grade teachers, plan to journey together but are not positive as to where they will go.
 Among the points they do intend to touch are New Orleans, Minnesota
 Nebraska, and the New York fair.
 Even though she is not certain
 Miss Elma Olson, sixth grade teacher, has hopes of going to Mex ico City with Miss Hanson. She also Eplans to visit the San Francisco
 Exposition. | Staying at her North Dakota
 home for a month, Miss Delma
 Hanson, grade one instructor, then
 plans to attend summer school in
 Mexico City, Mexico. She will also
 visit the Carlsbad caverns on the
 way down to Mexico City and the San Francisco Worlds fair on the
 way back.
 After visiting with her brother in
 Seattle for two weeks, Miss Gym
 thia Batson, Kindergarten teacher, then believes she will attend sum- mer school in Columbia for six lweeks, after which she intends to [see the New York Worlds fair She also will travel about the New
 England states.
 | On May 30, Miss Margaret Abra-
 hansen, third grade instructor, will
 embark on the Princess Louise for
 Seattle from which place she will go to Minnesota Lake, where she will attend summer school. Besides this she has several other plans Including visiting the San Fran loiseo fair. but as yet she is unde- |cided as to which one she will pur- ISue.
 ! Alter Miss Harriet Tust, first kgrade instructor, has attended six weeks of summer school at Winona, | tAdinnesota. she will visit with her tbrother in Ironwood, Michigan She leaves Juneau May g, on the Yu- tkon and will also attend the San Francisco fair. i
 Mrs. Iva Tilden, first grade teacher, is leaving Juneau about
 June 1 for Seattle, where she in blends to remain with her sister all lsummer except for the short time tshe might spend at the San Fran tcisco fair.
 Leaving May 29 on the Yukon
 Miss Margaret McFadden, fourth
 grade instructor, will stay in Seat ltle until the latter part of June !when she will go to San Francisco Ito see the fair and to attend sum-
 mer school at San Francisco State lcollege. During the remainder of 1.-the summer she will stay in Los
 Angeles with her relatives School nurse, Mrs. Mary Monagle, lplans to remain in Juneau all sum Inner except for the time she may