Seven Years Teaching on the Klamath River 1929 - 1936
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Seven Years Teaching on the Klamath River 1929 - 1936. Minerva Starritt received her degree in education and art from Humboldt State University in 1929. Most of her students were Yurok or Karuk. Fascinated by her experiences of Native culture, Minerva next took her teaching skills to Native villages in Alaska, as related in her following book, Six Years of Alaskan Adventures. Store New Arrivals Add to Favorite View Feedback Contact Seven Years Teaching on the Klamath River 1929 - 1936, PLEASE DO NOT OPEN A RETURN / ANY CASE OR LEAVE NEGATIVE FEEDBACK WITHOUT ASKING FOR HELP. WE ARE UNABLE TO SHIP TO PO BOX ADDRESSES. Description Publisher Independently published Dimensions 5.5 x 0.23 x 8.5 inches Language English Print length 100 pages Item Weight 6.7 ounces ISBN-13 979-8802840894 Publication date May 7, 2022 Minerva Starritt received her degree in education and art from Humboldt State University in 1929. For the next seven years she taught in one and two-room schools in remote mountain communities along the lower Klamath River, mixing art and health lessons in with reading and math, treating minor ailments, and organizing the baseball team. Most of her students were Yurok or Karuk. Fascinated by her experiences of Native culture, Minerva next took her teaching skills to Native villages in Alaska, as related in her following book, Six Years of Alaskan Adventures.
