HOmE- Room TEACHERS
First Grade: Mrs# Pearl Moyer
Mrs# Betty Kreutz
Second Grade: Mrs# Barbara Smart
Miss Margaret Conway
Third Grade: Miss Barbara RumbaH
Miss Evelyn Heinrich
Fourth Grade: Mrs.
•Miss
Elma Blunck
Doris Thompson
Fifth Grade: Miss Virginia Carle
Mr. Fred Stassel
Sixth Grade: Mrs. Grace Heath
-JHfrMiss Betty Jo Riddle
Seventh Grade:
Mr • Norma n S. Ra ns e y
-JHHHf-Mr* John Zawalnicki
Eighth Grade:
Mrs. Nettie Smith...and Girls P.E.
Mr. Wn. Elliott.. .and Grade Principal
Mrs. Rich...to be assigned.
HODIT0ML FEATURES
-*Miss Doris Thompson at present is
assigned to Grade if. She will aLso,
henlie some grade-school music and
gii _• .3 chorus .
##Miss Betty Jo Riddle is assign
ed bo Grade 6. She will also handle
Art in the school.
tV^Norman S.'Ransoy will teach
Junior High, Junior High P.E. and
Junior High Athletics.
He is a graduate of Bowling Green
University, Athens, Ohio* where he
played four years of Varsity Foot
ball and earned two letters.
JHfrSH*John Zattalnlki has b ee n . so ~
cured for band and Junior High in
structor#
He graduated in Music from Seattle
University, and handles band instru
ments and the violin. Mr. Zawalnicki
has had several years of teaching ex
Berionce, and spent last year at
ouglas, Alaska.
Miss Lorschcter...English
Mrs* Margaret Cope••.Commercial
Mrs* Nancy Wade...Home Economics
and History
Gottfreid Stevahn.•.Science
Harry Wimmer.•.Mathematics
Mildred Schneider• •.Latin and
Library
John DeVries...Vocational Agri
culture
Robert Critos...Biology, High
school P.E. and
High school Coach
One teacher, having a special
background in Speech and Dramatic
Art, is to be addod.
- LURCHES
The LUNCH ROOM will operate as
in the past, beginning Wednesday
September with one exception.
The price of lunches will be rais
ed to 35^. This is due to the re
duction in Federal Subsidy on
school lunches for milk* The for
mer 9^ subsidy on milk has been re
duced to not more than 6^.
80S TRflHSPOIMIOn
The SCHOOL BUSSES will run on
schedule Tuesday morning* School
will be dismissed at noon on Tues
day,- and all-day sessions begin
Wednesday, September 5th.
NORTH EUROPEAN SANITATION AND
DISEASE PROBLEMS COMPARED WITH
THOSE IN ALASKA
As the problems of sewage, sanita
tion and healthful living multiply
with the growth of communities here
in our northern climate, we have
wondered many times how people in
other sub-arctic areas answered
these questions as they built their
houses, cities and public utilities.
The Norwegians, Finns, Swedes, Danes
and other northerners, it seems
; certain, must have been confronted
many times during the past several
! hundred years with questions no dif
i ferent than those we face in Alaska*
A doctor in Denmark has shown that
dogs will cat human body wastes and
.can disseminate germs such as those
of typhoid fever for a period of
several days* The germs of typhoid
are present in the body wastes of
the dog.
In Finland, scientists arc trying
to develop a "Warrior Germ"* The
"Warrior Germ" works somewhat like
the penicillin or auroomycin which
the doctor usos now to control in
fections in humans* However, the
Finns will use the "Warrior Germ"
to keep uncooked canned fish pro
ducts from spoiling. The nordic
people in their own way are trying
many things which they believe will
improve public health* Alaskans
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