Instructors From Near And Far Join
Kodiak Faculty For 1962-1963 Year
Many new additions will appear
on the Kodiak faculty roster as
the new school year prepares to
open.
New instructors from Texas,
New York, California, the Dakotas
and other areas of the Lower 48
will be on hand to enrich the so
cial and educational life of the
school program as well as that of
the community.
New members of the faculty are:
Miss Tootsie Alford from
Uvalde. Texas. Has had 10 years
experience as a girls’ physical edu
cation teacher. Miss Alford is a
graduate of Texas A&L College,
Kingsville, Texas. Will teach girls
physical education in junior and
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senior high school in Kodiak.
Miss Norma Jean Anderton from
Crannell, California. Has had no
previous teaching experience un
der contract. Miss Anderton is a
graduate of Utah State University,
Logan, Utah. Will teach grade 1.
Miss Arlene Benneti, from
Rome, N.Y. Has had three years
teaching experience. Miss Bennett
is a graduate of Oswego, State
Teachers College, Oswego, N.Y.
Will teach grade 1.
Mrs. Sheila Brierley from the
Navy Base, Kodiak. Will teach
grade 8.
Herbert Carpenter, Kodiak,
Alaska. Has had no previous teacn
ing experience under contract.
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Carpenter is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Alaska. He has had no
previous experience as a teacher
under contract. Will teach high
school industrial arts.
Mrs. Bernice Conner, teacher
during the last two years on Woody
Island, will again be teaching in
the Woody Island school. This cur
rent year the State Department of
Education has turned the Woody
Island school over to the Kodiak
Independent School District to op
erate, as the school is in the Ko
diak district. Mrs. Conner has had
many years of teaching. She will
teach all grades, 1 through 7 next
year.
Terrence McMullin of Newport,
Minnesota. Mr. McMullin will teach
history and coach the high school
basketball team. He has had two
years teaching experience. McMul
lin is a graduate of Hamline Uni
versity, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Ronald Mills from Portales, New
Mexico, will teach high school
English and speech. Mr. Mills is a
graduate of Eastern New Mexico
University, Portales. He has had
no previous public school teaching
experience.
Gary Nevinger of Buffalo, N.Y.,
is a graduate of State University,
Buffalo. He will teach high school
art and junior high school arts
and crafts in Kodiak. Nevinger has
had no previous teaching experi
ence under contract in the public
schools.
Miss Margot Sathre of Tuttle,
North Dakota, will teach grade
five. This will be Miss Sathre’s
first experience as a public school
teacher. She is a graduate of Con
cordia College, Moorhead, Minne
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FROM ILLINOIS
Miss Jane English, from Paris,
Illinois. Has had 14 years of teach
ing experience. Miss English is a
graduate of Eastern Illinois State
University. She will teach high
school vocal music and elementary
school music.
Mrs. Wanda Fields, Kodiak.
Mrs. Fields will resume her teach
ing in grade 2 in Kodiak after a
two-year absence from the class
room. Mrs. Fields is a graduate of
the University of Redlands in Cal
ifornia. She has had five years ex
perience as a classroom teacher.
Chester Hagel from Aberdeen,
South Dakota. Hagel has had no
previous experience under con
tract. He will teach junior high
science and grade 7. He is a gradu
ate of State Teachers College, Ab
erdeen, South Dakota.
Miss Melissa Harris of Oakland,
California. Miss Harris has had
three years teaching experience
and will teach French in the Ko
Jiak Public schools this year. She
is a graduate of the University of
California, Berkeley.
Thomas L. Keck from Elmhurst,
Illinois. Keck will teach high
school mathematics and science.
He has had no previous teaching
experience under contract. He is
a graduate of Tulsa University,
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
MICHIGAN GRADUATE
Lee W. Lucas of Imlay City,
Michigan. Will teach high school
mathematics. Although Lucas has
no previous public school teaching
experience, he has been employed
by industry as a chemical techni
cian. He is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Michigan.
Mrs. Madelyn Magnusson of
Bellingham, Washington. Mrs.
Magnusson has had no previous
public school teaching experience.
She will teach grade 3 in Kodiak.
She is a graduate of Western
Washington State College, Belling
ham.
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VIRGINIA TEACHER
Miss Ureca Shultz of Monterey,
Virginia, will teach grade 6. Miss
Shultz has had five years teaching
experience in Virginia and Florida.
She is a graduate of Madison Col
lege, Harrisburg, Virginia.
Robert Sliter of Douglas, Alaska,
will teach grade 6 in Kodiak. Sliter
has had one year of teaching ex
perience. He is a graduate of the
University of Alaska. ,
Mrs. Sidney Day Spencer resides
on the Navy Base, Kodiak. She will
teach home economics in high
school. She has had one and one
half years teaching experience.
Mrs. Spencer is a graduate of Brig
ham Young University, Provo,
Utah.
Don West of Winslow, Arkansas,
is an experienced teacher with
professional writing talent. He will
teach high school English and
journalism in Kodiak. West is a
graduate of the University of Ar
kansas.
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