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hold the fort In the Fo'.urth grifdes
' and both are doing a vehy godd job
of adjusting the children to the
new situations. The High School'^
1 has six teachers In it ,'at present.
Mrs. Swanson was promoted^$o teach
History in. the Highv Schools Mrs.'
Ervant whs moved from the Fifth
grade to the Seventh to fill the
Vacancy left by Mrs. Swanson.
Miss Holme, who was detained in
the Hospital In Seattle arrived in
Palrm r Friday, *>ept. 14th. !#ie has
taken the position in the combinp«*"t I
tion *irst and °econd grade. Thefre V
are six -^irst Graders and 12 Gee and 1
Traders in this room.' Miss Holme
xpeots to have the outstanding
oom in the school ih a very short
virae .
The High School held their first
assembly Wednesday Morning. Mr.
Harriss took enough of the time to .
explain to the girls and boys that ■
in awarding letters to the Basket
Ball participants for the school
yerr' 1945-46, that just playing on
the team would not be sufficient to
meiit a letter. He placed Scholar
ship f^rst; Sportmanship second;and
playing on the team in Third place.
He expressed the view that athletics
in the school should assist boys
and fcirls to develop a good ,whole
some, and moral attitude toward life
and their fellowman. If it does not
nccomp\li^h this, plus a physical
development of' the participant, then
it...should be stricken from the
school Curriculum. However, he has
£aith in athletics to the extent
that he has provided means for every
ori.e in High School to take part in
th'em before the bus'leaves the
sbhool at the close of the school
day.
SOLDIERS HELP IN POTATO HARVEST
On Wednesday of this past week,
69 soldiers arrived, a number of
men,were relesed from Eska, and some
were sent out by the Employment
Service in Anchorage,
The Soldiers are on 3 day passes
and will return every 3 days while
others will come in to replace them.
Beginning last 'Wednesday, the dates
of arrival, will be Wed, Sat. Tue.
Frl. Mon. 'Jhurs.
The ^us leaves the Post at 8 A.M.
and arrives here at about 10 A.M.
It will return at 11 A.M.
Mr. Bertch from the Farm Secure
ity Administration will be in
Palmer this Saturday evening.
Dr. hnth Gruber, Dept, of the
Interior,, visited in the Valley
recently getting information about
the Valley. She came here from the
Government—Off*in
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