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GOVERNMENT SCHOOL TO
OPEN TUESDAY MORNING
The U. S. Government school,
operated by the Bureau of Indian
•Affairs, according to Virgil Far
rell, superintendent of the school,
will take up ? attendance Tuesday
morning at & a.m. September 4.
With the starting of this year's
term in the government school,
the children will have been attend
ing school in the new building
for the past two years and be
ginning on the third year.
The staff will remain the same
as last year, according to reports
During the summer months the
government srhool building was
used to hold class for the teach
ers Demonstration School, which
drew Bureau of Indian Affnirs re
presentatives from all over the
Second Division.
An increased attendance is e*
pected this year, and soon all of
the little native children of Nome
will be hack at their studies with
the last three months vacation
gone for this year. —
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.NOMH SCHOOL TO START ^
TUESDAY, SEPT. 4th
The Nome Public, School w? 1
take tip regular '■■attendance, Tues
day morning at 9 a.m., September
4th, for the 1934-15 school term.
Principal Bloom stated that all
school children should bring their
necessarw supplies, as school will
be in session all day.
With the arrival of six teachers
August 29th on the Victoria, the
staff of the Nome Public School
for 1934-1935 is now complete.
Tile fall session of school will open
on September 4. according to
I.4i rs Rynning, president of the
school board here. A substan
tial increase in enrollment over
last year's is expected.
William H. Bloom, who for the
past four years has been teaching
at Umatilla, Oregon, is to be (lit
principal. He is accompanied h
Mrs. Bloom and their young son
Barton. Mr. Bloom is a graduate
of the University of Washington
and also took summer school
work there this year.
Miss Mildred Scott of Everett,
Washington, will teach French and
commerlclal subjects in high school
here. She graduated from Linfield
College in MoMlnneville, Ore. and
has taken further work at the
I University of Washington.
Miss Lottie M. Gaffy, who wi ’
teach the fifth and sixth grades
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years. She took her teacher*
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and took graduate work at the
University of Minnesota in Minn
eapolis.
The first and second grale
teacher is Miss Aleda Brinkerhoff
from Spokane, Washington, and
formerly taught at Rea.rdon. al
so In that state.
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Miss Catherine Dlener of Spo
kane is also a graduate of Chen
ey Normal, and will have charge
of the third and* fourth grades
here She has been teaching In
Okanogan, Washington.
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Returning after a summer out
side, Miss Marguerite Johnson
will continue to teach English
and history in the high schools
tlftides Miss Johnson, the otd>
',iher teache who hsr.' tniinbi
I'ire before *s Mrs. Helen B«»ifc»
imrn, who bar charge of the s;v*
enth and eighth grades .
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talte care of the school building
land will see that It is cleaned
and put in order for the fall
( session.
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