The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-27
School Bells Will Ring on Sept. 4;
 15 New Tealhers

School bells soon will be ringing in Juneau and any similarity of feelings they inspire ill mothers and purpils will be purely coinci- dental.
 Opening day is Sept. 4 with classes beginning at 845 am. and running through a full days schedule, Sterl- ing s. Sears, superintendent of schools, said today
 Two new positions have been add cd to the teaching staff, one addi- tional third grade teacher and the other a sixth grade teacher. Sears said a part-time teacher Will still be provided for children who are ii anti corlf5rlpd to St. fkf1si's7 f.S,ss~ pital This makes total of 49 for the Juneau schools faculty.
 Fifteen new teachers will begin their first year on the Juneau schools staff. They are:
 Miss Beverly Melton, kindergart- en. who received her education at the College of St. Catherine, St Paul, Minn. Her home is Balsam Lake, Wis. For the past several years she has taught in Aspen, Colo.
 Miss Betty Zumwinkel will teach the fourth section of the first grade. She is from Denver, Colo, and re- ceived a BA. from the University of Denver Her mother is a former Juneau teacher.
 A new teacher for the fourth sec tion of grade three is Miss Helena Downs of Berwick, Maine. She holds B.S. from State Teachers College in Gorham, Maine and has had teaching experience in that state
 Mrs. Virginia Dobyns, sixth grade is from Redwood City, Calf. She re- ceived her training at Humbolt State Teachers College, Calf Another new sixth grade instructor is Ed mund Jones, Jr., graduate of Okla homa City University with B.A He and his wife and two-year-olo daughter are driving to Juneau via the Alaska Highway.
 Mrs. Dorothy Cash will be new teacher of the eighth grade. She has a B.A. from Eastern State Col lege at Cheney, Wash.
 A graduate of the Allen Memorial Hospital Lutheran School of Nurs- ing at Waterloo, Iowa, will be school nurse. She is Miss Joan ,Troester who also attended Iowa State Teach CTS College and has had additional nursing experience at Denver Gen. eral Hospital.
 New leader and director of the school band will be Herman Kuhl- man, who holds both a Bachelor and Masters degree from the Man haitian School of Music. He also studied at Columbia University. In 1941 and 1922 he worked in Alaska on the Pribilof Islands and at Dutch Earbor. He and Mrs. Kuhlman will live at the Alder Terrace apart ments.
 Three new teachers will be in charge of the high school English department. They are:
 Miss Juanita Cantor, who VIII teach English and Journalism and Swho received a B.S. from Murray State Teachers College of Kentucky and did graduate work at the Uni versity of Mississippi the past sum- mer. Merton Haynes. English and Dramatics, a graduate of North west Missouri Teachers College, who has done graduate work at the Un- iversity of Iowa and Colorado State Miss Pauline Grise will teach the freshman English class and be III charge of the school annual. She has a B.A. from the University of Massa- chusetts and has been teaching the past four years in Glasgow. Mont
 In high school mathematics Miss Mary Zehntner and Percy Schmei- ger are new instructors. Miss zehnt- ner has B.A. from Montana State