- Society and Clubs
SOCIAL MEETING OF
VFW AUXILIARY
A social meeting of the VFW
Auxiliary was held Tuesday
evening at which Mirs. Harry
Sufser, Sr. gave a report on
the chow mein dinner of last
Thursday evening which was
very successful.
On Saturday evening the
Auxiliary will 'hold their third
anniversary party at the VFW
hail beginning; at 10 p. m.. with
refreshments and entertain
ment planned.
Mrs. Harold Jenny made a
report on the money tree pro
ject which is being promoted
as a contribution to the Sitka
Community Hospital. Hostess
committee included the Mes
dames John Lawrence, James
Williams, Charles Burlison
and Ivan Rezek.
Next meeting, a business
session, was ‘announced for
Sept. 13.
LEGION AUXILIARY TO
MEET THURSDAY
Sitka unit of the American
Legion Auxiliary will meet
Thursday at eight o’clock at
the Legion Annex. At this time
registration for the convention
will begin.
All members are urged to
attend, as this is a very impor
tant meeting. Hostesses in
clude the Mesdames Peter Niel
sen, Alfred Perkins and Ray
Perkins.
BAiRANOF CHAPTER O. E. S.
MEETS TONIGHT
iBaranof Chapter O. E. S.!
will hold a stated meeting with
initiation, at 8 p. m. tonight
at the Gairjpenters Hall. Mem-1
bers are urged to attend and
visit trig members of the order
will receive a cordial welcome.
FIRST FALL MEETING OF
VOLCANIC CLUB
First meeting of the year,1
planned to welcome newcomers
to Mt. Edigecumibe, of the Vol
canic Club will be a smorgas
bord Thursday evening at 6:30
p. m.
Also the new piano purch
ased by the club will be in use
for the first time with Mr. and
Mrs. Rider to be heard in tru
mpet and piano numbers and
Walter Jamison to play piano
solos.
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FOUR NEW TEACHERS
ON S. P. S. STAFF
A lot of familiar faces and
four new teachers will com
pose the staff of the Sitkia Pub
lic Schools, which open Tues
day. Septemlber 6, superin
tendent of school T. J. Cole
has advised.
By classes the teachers in
clude:
Kindergarten — M'iss Joan
Brandon, wibo is beginning her
; fifth year here.
First grade — Miss Edna
Swearingen, wibo has taught
in Sitka for four year; Mrs.
Evelyn Rogers, who is begin
ning her third year in the loc
ail schools, and Miss Elsie Mae
Haight, who also has taught
here for the past two years.
Grade two — Mrs. Eleanor
Rowe, a veteran . df twelve
years experience in the local
schools; Mrs. Martha Robertson
who has been on the staff here
for eight years, and Miss Opal
Bennett, who taught in the
school last fall until injury
forced her resignation.
Grade three — Mrs. Doro
thy Hetle, who has been teach
er here for eight years, and a
newcomer, Miss Helen Rogers
Miss Rollers taught in Tucuim
cari, New Mexico, last year
and is a graduate of Ashville
Teachers, Ashville, North Car
olina. Her home is at Clyde,
North Carolina.
| Grade four — Mrs. June
i Warwick, who taught here last
year, and Miss Dorothy Cleo
Campbell, who is beginning
her eleventh year in the local
schools.
Grade five — Mrs. Georgina
Boettcher, who 'has taught
here for seven years, and Miss
Iavtada Adams, who has taught
here for two years.
; Grade six — Mrs. Johanna
Cole, Who is starting her el
eventh year in the local schools
and Mrs. Edith Woodruff, an
other newcomer. Mrs. Wood
ruff was a teacher in the Ket
chikan schools for the past
seven years and is a graduate
of Indiana university.
Grade seven — Mrs. Bertha
K. Ramer, another veteran of
twelve years experience in the
local schools, and Mrs. Glen
ara Austin, wibo had been on
i the teaching staff here for
three years.
Eighth grade — Jack Farr,
with three years experience in
I the local schools, and B. O.
I Boettcher, who has taught in
Sitka for seven years. Mr.
Boettcher also serves as prin
cipal for the grade school.
High school staff is made
up of:
Erie Robertson, manual arts
who has taught here for eight
! years.
i Mrs. Alison Smith, home eco
nomics and U. S. history, who
bias been in the local schools
for five years.
1 ? Mrs. Jean Nelson. English,
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.Spanish and dramatics, who
has h!ad four years experience
in the local schools.
George Lemke, science and
mlathemiatics, who has been on
the staff here for two years.
Neal Warwick, music, who
is beginning his second year
here.
Miss Margaret Hilton, li
brary and history, who also is J
beginning her second year here f
A newcomer in the high
school sita^f is Mrs. Leidla K.
Gibson, English and girls phys
ical education, who taught for
; the past five years in Havana.!
| Illinois. She is a graduate of
I the University of Kentucky.
! Another new teacher in
1 high school is William R.
| Marsh, social sciences and1
physical education, Who spen'
the past two years teaening at
Razine, Kansas. He holdis a
bachelor of science degree and
a master of science degree from
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg. Kansas.
Mrs. Catherine Shennett,
school nurse and health sub
jects, has been with the local
schools the past six years.
Norval Adams, high school
principal and commercial de
partment, has been on the staff
here the past two years.
T. J. Cole, superintendent,
tops the experience list with
thirteen yeans association with
the Sitba puMic schools.
Maintenance' staff includes
Georige Allard, who is in
charge of maintenance and re
pair of all school equipment
and buildings. He has worked
for the local schools (for six
years. Joihn Pamamarkof, with
five years experience, is cus
todian of the Baranof Street
school, as is Mrs. Joihn Panla
mlartkoff, who has worked for
the local schools for six years.
Skippy Allard, who is to be
custodian of the high school,
is beginninig' his first year in
this position.
'Mr. Cole announced that as
yet there is an unfilled posi
tion for a science teacher in
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