The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-31

Complete faculty list for the Ju- l neau schools was released today by Superintendent Sterling s. Sears.
 First day of school will be Sept. 6, with classes beginning at 8:45 am. and running through a full day, regular fall schedule.
 Because of the fact that stu dents were registered last spring, Superintendent Sears said, it is unnecessary to hold preliminary registration this year. Consequently all new students will make com plete registration on the first day of school.
 Faculty members for the coming year are:
 KINDERGARTEN
 Mrs. Gertrude Selby, who for the past year taught at the Tee Har- Tor School, will teach a morning and afternoon section of kinder garten. These sections will be held in the recreational room of the Church of Christ in the Waynor Addition. Mrs. Selby has spent the summer attending Superior State Teachers College in Wisconsin.
 Two other sections of kindergar- ten will be taught by Miss Stella L. Gallo. These classes will be con- ducted in the recreation room of the Resurrection Lutheran Church on Main Street. Miss Gallo is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and comes to Juneau for the first time.
 FIRST GRADE
 Miss Alice Strombeck also comes to Juneau for the first time this fall. She received her B.A. from Seattle Pacific College.
 Miss Avis Aanot returns to Ju- neau from a summer vacation spent in Fergus Falls, Minnesota.
 Mrs Ella Belcher spent the sum- mer here in Juneau and will be here again for the coming school term.
 A fourth section has been added to the first grade to accommodate the increase in the number of stu dents. The teacher for this class will be Miss Harriet Berg, who comes to Alaska for the first time from Bremerton, Wash. Miss Berg received her training at Teachers College, Bemidji, Minnesota, and Western Washington College, Bel lingham.
 SECOND GRADE
 Mrs. Rose Olive DruXman has spent the past summer in Juneau, but on August 27 joined the ranks oi married teachers. Miss Ethel Murphy, another of the second grade teachers, has spent the summer assisting in the offices of DTS. Rude and Clements. Mss Juanita Wilson has been spending her summer on a ranch outside of Haworth, Oklahoma.
 THIRD GRADE Miss Freeda Bechtold is return ing to the Juneau Schools where she has been teaching for the past few years. Also returning is Miss Genevieve Maycerry who has been outside during the past summer. Miss Pat Murphy also spent her summer in the States.
 FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Marion Williamson will also teach the fourth grade. She spent the summer visiting in Clarkston, Wash; also Portland, 1 Oregon and Seattle. Mrs. Freida Ellis is an exchange teacher taking the place of Mrs. Helen Webster who will teach this year in San Carlos, Calf.
 FIFTH GRADE
 WlllOughDy ScnOOl Mrs. Margaret Berlin, who will again serve as teacher -in- charge at the Willoughby School, spent her vacation here in town. Miss Naomi May spent the sum- mer at her home in Edinburgh, Indiana, while Miss Rcsalind Hermes has been enjoying the local baseball season at Mooreton, North and plans on returning to Juneau with Avis Aamot.
 SIXTH GRADE Miss Elma Olson has spent her here in Juneau; Mrs. Mel- vina Weidman took a short trip 1 the latter part of the sum- mer
 SEVENTH GRADE Ralph Wright, who has been on the teaching staff for some years, was in charge of the Chamber of