The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-24

principal, and will probably teach Alaska history some mathematics, or other subjects wherever it may be necessary for him to do so. For the past summer, he has been va cationing in Mount Mckinley Park, Alaska.
 Harold Roth, who for the past year taught in the Juneau Grade School, has been transferred to the high school where he will teach the history classes. He is taking the place of John Caswell, who taught in Juneau last year. MT. Caswell has accepted a position in the Gen. suS Bureau at Washington, D. C., and has left the teaching profes- sion. Mir. Roth is a graduate of the State Teachers College of Wi mona, Minn. During the past sum- mer he has been in charge of the Juneau playground, the Evergreen Bowl.
 Junior Senior English
 Theodore Hodwalker will again have the junior and senior Eng fish classes in the high school. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska and has a Masters De- gree from thac institution. During tho t,oct cit,,Y,a,. I,a hoe hoa,, va cationing in the Middle West.
 Miss Pauline Monroe will again teach the freshman and sopho- more English classes in the Ju- neau High School and will have charge of the library. During the past summer, Miss Monroe has been at home with her parents in Port land, Ore.
 Henry Harmon will again have charge of the shop and all manual training work During the past summer, he has been employed at the school and at odd jobs around town.
 Miss Edna Harpole will again teach all the science in the high school. During the past summer, she spent part of the time visiting with relatives Tn her home town of Col fax, Wash, and part of the sum mer visiting with friends in San Francisco.
 Miss Marjorie Tillotson, who has been in Juneau this summer in charge of Merit System examina- tions, vii continue as mathematics teacher.
 Home Economies
 Miss Helen Harrell will again have charge of the home economics de- partment for the coming year. Dur ing the past summer, she has been visiting with her parents in Frank lin, Ind.
 Miss Ruth McVay will teach Latin and some history this coming year Miss McVay has been spending the summer with her parents in Mitchell, s. D.
 New Athletic Instructor
 Miss Helen Hendricks will teach French and Spanish, and will coach girls athletics in Juneau High School this year She has taken the place created by the resigna- ton of Miss Myrtle Moe, who re- signed to accept a similar position in the Stadium High School in Ia coma. Miss Hendricks is a graduate of the University of Iowa in Iowa City, and during the past two years has been teaching at Ro- chester, Minn. She has had seven years experience and comes to Juneau very highly recommended.
 Miss Phyllis Poulin will again teach the commercial classes in the Juneau schools. Miss Poulin is a graduate of the University of Ne vada and during the past summer has been vacationing with her par ents at her home in Winnemucca, Nev.
 Art Music
 Miss Merle Janice Schroeder will again handle all art and voca- tional music in both the grade and high school. She is a graduate of the University of North Dakota and during the past summer has been attending the University of Wash ington in Seattle. Her mother came to Seattle and stayed with her during the summer.
 Robert White will have all in- strumental music and will teach general science in the high school. He is a graduate of the University of Washington and has been visit ing in San Francisco during the past summer.
 Mary Monagle will have charge of the health education in the Juneau Public Schools again. She spent her summer in Juneau.
 A. B. Phillips will again be the Superintendent of Schools. He is a graduate of the University of Washington in Seattle, and during the past summer attended sessions of the University of Southern Cali fornia in Los Angeles.