The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-30
Teaching Staff of Juneau Public Schools Announced:
 Faculty Comprised of AZ

Complete faculty list for the Ju- neau Schools was released today by Superintendent Sterling s. Sears.
 First day of school will be Sep- tember 5, with classes beginning at 8:45 a.m., and running through a a full day, regular fall schedule.
 Three new positions have been added to the teaching staff: one additional second grade teacher, another fourth grade teacher and a third mathematics, who will also serve as part-time secretary to the High School Principal This brings the number of the teaching staff to 47.
 KINDERGARTEN
 Miss Ann Gehringer is returning to Juneau. She is a graduate of Peru State Teachers College ot Peru, Nebraska, majoring in early elementary education. During the past year she has been teaching in Norwalk, California.
 Mrs. T. J. Selby will again teach the second section of kindergarten.
 FIRST GRADE
 Miss Avis Aamot will again teach one section of first grade, as will Mrs. Belcher, both of whom have spent their summer in the States.
 A third class will be taught by Mrs. Borigo, who was in charge of the Tee Harbor School last year. Mrs. Borigo spent the summer talk ing courses at the University of Alaska.
 Miss Harriet Berg, who has been attending summer school at Bel lingham, Wash, will teach the fourth group. t
 SECOND GRADE
 Three sections of the second grade will again be instructed by Mrs. Rose Olive Druxman, Mss Ethel Murphy and Miss Juanita Wilson. Mrs. Druxman spent part of her vacation with her family in California.
 Miss Ethel Murphy attended a reading workshop at the University of Chicago.
 Juanita Wilson was a student at summre school at the University of Oklahoma.
 Miss Dorothy Mcleod, who taught in the Juneau Schools 1945-47, is returning to take the fourth sec- tion of this grade. She has been teaching at Fort Richardson and Anchorage since she was last in Juneau.
 THIRD GRADE
 Miss Pat Murphy has been visit- ing at her home in Freewater, Oregon. and will return to teach third grade. Miss Genevieve May berry, also a third grade teacher, has been visiting in Milton, Oregon.
 The third section of this grade will be taught by Mrs. Florence Saunders. She obtained her B.A. at Huron College, Huron, South Dakota, is new to Juneau, but has taught in Ketchikan from 1942-50.
 FOURTH GRADE
 Mrs. Helen Webster is welcomed back to Juneau this year after a year spent as exchange with Frieda Ellis at San Carlos, Calf. Mrs. Marion Williamson and Miss Freeda Bechtold will teach the other two sections of fourth grade. Mrs. Will liamson spent the summer travel ing. east to Boston with many side trips to points of interest. Miss Bechtold spent the summer in Ju- neau.
 FIFTH GRADE
 There will be the same three sec- tions of fifth grade at the Wn- loughby School. Mrs. Margaret Berlin, Teacher-in-charge, spent the summer in Juneau; Miss Naomi Nay travelled in North Carolina, spending the remainder of her va- cation with the family in Edinburg, Indiana; and Miss ROsalind Hermes has been assisting with the care of her mother. who has recently had a major operation.
 2 SIXTH GRADE
 Miss Elma Olson spent her sum- mer in Juneau, while Mrs. Melvin Weidman travelled in the States.