According to the announcement
of the board the following will
comprise the faculty of the High
School for the year 1934-1935:
High School
Superintendent of Schools, A. B.
Phillips.
Principal High School - Manual
Training, A. S. Dunham.
Mathematics, Marjorie Tillotson.
Home Economics, Helen Gray.
Commercial, Margaret Yeakey.
English, Everett Erickson.
Science-Athletics, Harold E. Re
gele.
History, Kathyrine Long.
Languages, Etta Schwamm.
Instrumental Music, Pauline
Reinhart.
Vocal Music and Art, Ruth Cof
fin.
Grade School
Principal-Eighth Grade, Mariette
Shaw.
Eighth Grade, second division,
Douglas Gray.
Seventh Grade, Doris E. Cranby.
Sixth-Seventh Grades, Elma Ol
son.
Sixth Grade, Ann Easton.
Fifth Grade, Mrs. Helen R.
Webster.
Fourth-Fifth Grades. Mary Ko
i lasa.
I Fourth Grade, Ann Rohwer.
Third Grade, Donle Taylor.
Third Grade, Margaret McFad
I den.
| Second Grade, Mabel Monson.
Second Grade, Velma J. Bloom.
First Grade, Iva Tilden.
First Grade, Dalma Hansen.,
j Kindergarten, Dorothy Batson.
89 EXPELLED
FROM FRANCE
LE FOREST, France, Aug. 11.—
Weeping and walling women and
children were loaded with their
meagre worldly possessions aboard
a special train this morning as 89
Polish miners and their families
were expelled from France for their
recent “hostage strike" at Lens.
STARHEMBERG
GOES TO ROME
VIENNA, Aug. 11.—Prince von
Starhemberg, Vice -Chancellor of
Austria, left by plane today for
Rome. It is generally believed he
will discuss with Premier Mus
solini the question of Austria's in
dependence.
DUANE BUSH SOUTH
BOUND ON ALEUTIAN
Duane Bush, representative of
the Clarence J. Berry Estate, of
San Francisco, is returning south
on the Aleutian. Mr. Bush is ac
companied by his small son Joe,
and has spent the past 60 days
inspecting the placer mining prop
erties of the estate on Mastodon,
Independence and Eagle Creeks,
in the Circle mining district.
