SCHOOL, Continued*
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revealed that the staff consists of fully**
qualified teachers with either a Bachelors
or Masters Degree and each one has had
previous experience teaching in Alaska.
This speaks well for «ur school, indeed,
and shows the long-range program visualize'
by Alaska’s Educational Administrators in
Juneau beginning to bear fruit*
The records of the faculty meetings
point directly at 1# favorable community
sohool relationship as evidenced by the
proposed ”ro—activation of tho local FTA”
and the suggested publ'crbion of a finan
cial statement from tho Student Body ac
counting for uso of funds as based on our
Democratic procedure! 2, closer student
faculty alliance to be generated by a pro
posed ’’program of student body activities
consisting of such projects as the Library
Sohool Paper# Year Book# Elementary School
Council all of which leans towards ’’greats
er participation of students in school
oontrol’1! and# 3. inter-faculty harmony
to b^ nourished by monthly meetings where
the teachers may express and compare
philosophy, problems, and method.
The chara cter of the plan was well
expressed by Mr# Malach as he closed the
first meeting with these words, ”It will
be our school and not mine. All teachers
and each teacher will have an opportunity
in our schooJL. • * #It will be a community
8 chool for all students#”
Most all the Seventh Grade icias bought
hard lead pencils last Friday—they said
they wore going to have a stiff exam, in
Historyl (W-e-1-1, outta tho mouths of
ba• • • • t "brats. • •»)
OLD-TITTER PASSES AW
Dillingham*s sympathy is extended to
those' bereaved by the death of dear, old
Carl August Carlson who%ras married,
raised his family and lived to become
dndeared by his grandchildren in his.
^ la.tt.Le home at Squaw Greek just south
of Dillingham*
Garl .august,, who has been ailing*for
the past several years, died in the'Kan
akanak Hospital on September 4, following
a particularly bad spell.
Funeral services were conducted in the
Russian Orthodox Church by Priest William
Slfsof on September 6, as the choir
hallowed the sorrowful moment with ap
propriate hymns.
Carl Carlson is survived by his daugh
ter, Mrs, Emma Nielsen and four grand
children, Charles Jr,, Helene, Carolo
and Frederick, He was preceeded in
death by his wife, a daughter, Lena, and
a son, Freddie,
Interment took place in the Woodriver
Cemetery as was requested in a note found
after Mr. Carlsonfs demise.
TRUCK "DITCHED" BY CARELESS DRIVER
Harry Nicholai* ill-fated driver of
Mike GoliaTs truck, turned partially over
and nosed into the ditch on the highway
"between the Pond and the Bridge on lee
box Flats recently,
Harry, bumped a little but not seri
ously Hurt sta^eu at the scene to right
the truck and ttui**blocku traffic as his
passenger Mrs«^Alex haskey was rushed
to the Hospital with possible concussio*..
She and her son suffered shock,
-—, TTTTJ.TTL—... 1
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Small Children*s Bicycles
Complete Bedroom Furniture
Walnut Rockers
Hollywood Beds
Deluxe Zenith Radios, Combination &
Phonograph
•Battery Radios
3-Way Portable Phonographs
45 RPM Phonographs
Maytag Washing Machines
400-Day Clocks
Speed Queen Gas hashing Machines
Duo Therm Oil Heaters
Shirley Single & Double Sinks
Stovepipe Heaters
Small Oil Burner Heaters
Wood & Coal Stoves, with or without
Oil Burner
Copper Water Coils
Pacific Range* with Pot Oil burner
Studio Divans
Li»Jl*um Rtaga and Yardage
Oil Burners
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Chrome Dinette Sets
Unpainted Furniture of ALL kinds
Baby CribB
Bassinettes
Taylor Tots
Baby High Chairs
Card Tables
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