The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-31

Fer home town is Ft. Wayne, h. diana.
 English 5 and 4-Alice Spurgin, graduate of the University of Ore gen with an A. B. degree and Col umbia University, N Y, with a masters degree. Formerly taught at Medford, oregon. First year in Ju- neau and Alaska. The last three years has been an officer in the WAVES in the Navy.
 History Mary Brooks Weidener, graduate of the University of Min nesota with a B. s. degree and Columbia University, N. Y, with a masters degree. Formerly taught at Rapid City, s. D. Second year in Juneau and Alaska.
 Ccach and History-Leslie B. Av- Tit, graduate of Oregon State Co., lege, B. s. degree and the Univer- i sity of Washington with masters degree. He is married but has no children For the last three years he has been the director of physi- cal training in the Air Corps, Tu- lare, Calf Prior to his air service where he received a commission i he was coach at Shelby Montana 1 two years; at Marshfield, Oregon two years; and at Klamath Falls 1 Oregon, six years. For one year he served as an assistant at the Uni yersity Of Washington in the Phy- sical Education Departments This will he his first year in Alaska and Juneau
 Science-A. N Eide, graduate of State Teachers College Valley City N. D. and North Dakota State Col lage at Fargo B. A. degree. Taught several places in the States. Taught three years in Wrangell. This is his fourth year i'll Juneau.
 Home Economics and Girls P. E Phyllis Grant, graduate of Uni versity of Minnesota. B. s. degree Formerly taught at Hibbing, Minn Fourth year in Juneau and Alaska
 Shop and Principal-Henry liar mon, graduate of Stout Institute Menominee, Wisconsin. Now in his twelfth year in Juneau and Alaska Has a B. s. degree. Commercial Helyn Hoskins | graduate of University of Oregon B. A., degree. Formerly taught at Newberg, Oregon. Second year in Juneau and Alaska. Commercial and Superintendent Secretary Gertrude McSpedden graduate of University of Califor- mia at Berkeley. A. B. degree. Form erly taught in Dos Palos, Calf, and in the Registrars Office at the University of California. Second year in Juneau and Alaska. Languages and Myrtle Phillips, graduate of the University of Washington. A. B. degree and M A. degrees. Has taught several years in Juneau.
 Mathematics Marjorie Tillotson graduate of University of Oregon. A. B and M. A. degrees. Has taught many years in Juneau. During the rast year Miss Tillotson was on leave of absence and was teaching in Guatemala.
 Mathematics Airline Walker, graduate of State Teachers College, St. Cloud, Minn. B. E. degree. Taught several places in Minnesota. Second year in Juneau and Alaska.
 Superintendent Of Schools-A. B. Phillips, graduate of the University of Washington in Seattle A. B. degree This will be his 16th year in Alaska; 14th in Juneau.
 School Calendar 1946-47
 September = Opening day of school. Doors open at 10 am. School busses leave end of routes at 9 am. Leave school at 3:15 pm.
 September 4-School busses leave end Of routes at TAO am. Return ming, leave school at $40 pm.
 October 18-Alaska Day-holiday.
 November End of first quar- ter.
 November 6-Report cards issued.
 November p End of second six weeks period.
 November 20-29 = Thanksgiving holidays.
 December 2O-January 1-Christ- mas holidays, l2 days,
 January 2-School re-opens.
 January 8, g, 10-Semester exams.
 January 10-End of first semes- ter
 January 13-start of new semes- ter.
 January 15-Report cards.
 February 20-End of 4th six weeks period.
 February 21-Holiday for Wash ington's birthday.
 March l4-End of 3rd quarter
 April 4-End of fifth siX-weeks period
 May 22-End of school year
 High School Requirements
 Students attending high < school are required to meet certain stand ards of efficiency and must take certain subjects called required c,lhientc Students failipp tO p9eS