-NOME HI NEWS
(Official News Organ Of Nome High School)
EDITOR >IARY HOOD CHAPMAN
PUPILS WHO
ENROLLED IN
PAST WEEK
Following is a list of pupils
who have enrolled in the Nome
Public School in the past week:
Victor Page, Edward O’Connor,
Billy Waldheim, Ellen Waldheim,
First Grade; Ada Page, S.cond
Grade; Frances Waldheim, Filth
Grade; Ada Page, Second Grade;
Frances Waldheim, Fifth Grade:
Blanche O’Connor, Sixth Grade;
Grace O’Connor, Seventh Grade;
Floyd Wheeler, Eighth Grade.
There has been only one enroll
t
ment for the High School in the
past week. That was Grace Ahs
aruk, a freshman.
—.Charles Lewis, ’38.
THE STUDENT
BODY HELD A
MEETING 21st
The meeting was called to or
der by President Tom Martin, on
September 21, 1936. The secre
tary, Rita O’Leary, read the min
utes of the last Student Body
meeting held in May.
As we had no Treasurer or
Business Manager, it was decided
that we nominate them at one
meeting and elect them at the
next. Nominations were made
as follows:
Business Manager—Eddie Shed
ley, Borgny Ulricksen. Treasur
ENROLLMENT
BY CLASSES
ENGLISH IV CLASS
Norvin Lewis
Mary Hood Chapman
Audrey Dunham
Anna Walsh
Stan Amarok
Tom Martin
Charles Lewis
Harry Lewis
Harold Berg
Veda Poison
Eddie Shedley
TYPING I
Beatrice Lee
Rebecca Keok
Jane Nelson
er, Vesta Poison.
Superintendent Pool talked to
the Student Body about the
school paper, “The North Star."
He made the suggestion we dis
continue the “North Star” and
give our school news to be pub
lished in the Nome Daily Nugget.
Norvin Lewis explained all
about the new athletic equipment
that is coming in, and for which
the Student Body is responsible.
This action was endorsed by The
Student Body.
The subject of initiation was
then brought up. Norvin Lewis,
Rita O’Leary* and Vesta Poison
expressed their opinions on the
subject. The motion was made
and carried that initiation take
place in this school, commencing
next Monday.
A motion was made and carried
that we adjourn.
—Rita O'Leary, ’37, Secretary.
OUR NEW STOCK OF
SOURDOUGH
LETTER HEADS AND
ENVELOPES
NOW ON SALE AT
THE NUGGET OFFICE
Irene Frost
Martin Willoya
Ernest Burgh
Ellen Kinne
Lincoln Ost
Lois Ost
Lee Reat
ALGEBRA
Bobby Scott
George Martin
Ingram Varnell
Bud Cunningham
Virginia Calkins
Betty Calkins
Edith Hoop
Alice Martin
Grace Ashuruk
ENGLISH I
Beatrice Lee
Bud Cunningham
George Martin
Ingram Varnell
Bobby Scott
Edith Hoop
Grace Ashuruk
Virginia Calkins
Betty Calkins
Alice Martin
TYPING II
Charles Lewis
Mary Hood Chapman
Eddie Shedley
Ben Mann
MANUAL TRAINING
Ben Mann
Ingram Varnell
George Martin
Stan Amarok
Bud Cunningham
Lee Reat
Eddie Shedley
Bobby Scott
GENERAL SCIENCE
Bobby Scott
Ernest Burgh
Lincoln Ost
Bud Cunningham
George Martin
Eddie Shedley
Ingram Varnell
Betty Calkins
Ed th Hoop
Borgny Ulrichsen
Beatrice Lee
Alice Martin
Grace Ashuruk
Virginia Calkins
Rita O’Leary
FRENCH I CLAPS
Ada Baldwin
Dorothy Slack
Anna Walsh
Ellen Kinne
Norma Berg
Mary Hood Chapman
Audrey Dunham
Vesta Poison
GEOMETRY
Tom Martin
Ernest Burgh
Lee Reat
Harry Lewis
Harold Berg
Lincoln Ost
Charles Lewis
Martin Willoya
WORLD HISTORY
Stan Amarok
Rebecca Keok
Jane Nelson
Norma Berg
Audrey Dunham
Lois Ost
Harry Lewis
Lee Reat
Anna Walsh
Tom Martin
Martin Willoya
ENGLISH II
Ada Baldwin
Lois Ost
Rebecca Keok
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BERING SEA ROUTE SAILING SCHEDULE
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SAILING FROM NOME OCTOBER 20th—8:00 A. M.
(NOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
s Sailing Schedule for Southeastern & Southwestern Alaska Ports
Northbound Southbound
Leave Arrive Arrive Leave Leave Leave
Seattle Juneau Seward Seward Juneau Cordova
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S S Alaska Sept. 12 Sept. 15 Sept. 18 Sept. 18 Sept. 21
' S S Yukon Sept. 19 Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Sept. 25 Sept. 28
S S Alaska Sept. 26 Sept. 29 Oct. 2 Oct. 2 Oct. 5
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General Agents for the Pacific Steamship Lines
Joe Harmsh, Agent
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Elevators For
Columbia Fish
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full of cold wet water. So you
swim into it—and your troubles
are solved. The elevators take
you to the top of the dam, hun
dreds of feet above, then you
swim out, nicely rested, to com
plete your journey upstream.
There are three of these fish
elevators, all steel, all automatic,
in the dam. They wait for a full
load of fish. As soon as one is
pack-jammed with salmon, a
spring arrangement turns a swit
ch, and up ride the fish, in style.
Also a Way Down
The salmon lay their eggs in
the headwaters of the Columbia.
Their children, called fingerlings
then start to swim down the riv
er to the ocean. They’re sort of
non-plussed too, when they reach
the dam because it looks like a
mighty big jump.
They should not be perturbed.
The war department has consid
ered well their welfare.
When the baby fish reach the
dam and look over the brink
with frightened eyes, the good
old government steps in and sav
es them melodramatically, in the
nick of time. There is a metal
screen, into which they bump,
and which guides them into a
special sluice way.
Once in that a fingerling is no
longer the captain of his soul.
There is nothing much it can do
but let the government’s special
stream of water lower it gently,
and a round and a round, until
finally the fish comes out into
the river from a valve at the bot
tom of the dam.
This ride ought to be a real
thrill. Would that we were fish,
a fat and sassy federal fish, riding
on our private elevator!
Jane Nelson
Norma Berg
Dorothy Slack
Ernest Burgh
Ellen Kinne
Lee Reat
Lincoln Ost
Martin Willoya
HOME ECONOMICS
Beatrice Lee
Edith Hoop
Ada Baldwin
Lois Ost
Alice Martin
Betty Calkins
Virginia Calkins
Norma Berg
Jane Nelson
Rebecca Keok
Ellen Kinne
Dorothy Slack
Rita O’Leary
Borgny Ulricksen
Grace Ashuruk
Irene Frost
SHORTHAND II
Rita O’Leary
Borgny Ulricksen
SHORTHAND I
Norvin Lewis
Harold Berg
Audrey Dunham
Vesta Poison
Ben Mann
Mary Hood Chapman
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