Nome High School
Enrollment Will
Be Over 600
The Nome Public School will
open Sept. 3, the day after Labor
J Day, Superintendent W. L. An
gell announced today.
The elementary school is ex
pected to have an enrollment of
over 500 pupils. High school en
rollment will be over 100.
The high school faculty will
consist of Mr. Halverson, Mr.
Owen, Mr. Fine, Mrs. Cameron,
Miss Jackson, Mr. Rauch and
Mr. Ullrich. They will teach sub
jects in their major and minor
fields.
The list of gnade school teach
ers is tentative, but with a few
exceptions it will be as follows:
First grades: Mrs. Coons, Mrs.
Nerland, Mrs. Liebig; second
grades: Mrs. Gillis, Mrs. Langhus,
Mrs. Rehder; third grades: Mrs.
Walsh and Mrs. Draper; fourth
grades: Mr. Walsh and Mr. Reh
i der; fifth grades: Miss Wilson,
j Miss Erickson; sixth grades: Mrs.
| Dunbar, Mr. Draper; seventh
grades: Mrs. Witner, Miss Ross;
eighth grades: Mr. Stenback, Mr.
Liebig.
Mr. Gorman will be the music
teacher for the grade school and
high school.
Enrollment
^Parents of children enrolling in
, fne first grade for the first time
j may bring their children to the
j northeast room in the new addi
' tion. Enrollment will begin at
| 8:30 o’clock Tuesday morning,
j Sept. 3rd. It is required that birth
; certificates be brought for all
! children attending the first grade
1 for the first time.
No child may attend a territor
j ial school whose birth date falls
| after Nov. 1st and who is not six
j years of age.
All other grade children who
are attending the Nome School
for the first time are asked to
bring their report cards from the
school previously attended,
j With the exception of the first
I grade, registration for grade and
high school pupils will be at 9
o’clock.
There will be a faculty meeting
of . all teachers at 2 p.m., Sept. 3,
stated Mr. Angell.
Nome Directory
j Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
| Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
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