The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-09
ONLY FOUR LEGAL LIGHTS
And Two Will Prepare Themselves by
Hunting Mud Turtles.
DESIRE TO TEACH SCHOOL
Has Taken Possession of Most of the Young
People, Though One Young Girl
Thinks She Would Like to
Trim Hats-Not a Farmer
In the Bunch.
In the Bunch.

Trim Hats Farmer
In the Bunch.
Graduation time Is near at hand and
the High school pupils are preparing
to 90 out ipto the wide world and see
what can be done with what they have
learned. 1t will be of interest to know
what these bright young people will do
when they have finished their course,
and in what direction they desire to
employ their talents. The News
Democrat has given each of the gradu-
alton class an opportunity to answer
the following question: "What do you
intend to do after you have GRADUATE
ed?" Nearly all OF the class responded,
though few had not made up their
minds what they would do and declin-
ed to state what they would undertake.
The following expressed themselves:
Blanche White-Prepare to teach.
Ella Sell-Undecided; may study
music.
Florence Fitzgerald intend to
study this summer and enter the nor
NAL school in the fall.
Ocea McMillen-Undecided May
take q college course and prepare to
teach.
M. Schario-After graduation l ex-
pect to attend normal school If do not
go away to school.
Laura Bowers-Intend studying and
in all probability will attend normal in
the fall unless | go away to school.
Carl II. Meyer-U ndecided. Probably
attend school awhile to prepare for
teaching.
Bertha Schellhase-The question is
yet undecided in my mind.
Eunice Hurford-I am going to study
vocal music for three years in Canton
If possible.
to normal, afterwards teach, and then
perhaps to college.
Jacob Bowers-I expect to work In a
drug store during the summer, and If
possible go to school in the fall.
w. Burton Knisely-After. gradua-
tion l intend to shape my actions and
labors in such a manner as will enable
me to pursue the study of law. 1t has
always been my intention to become a
lawyer, and always will be, but what
will do until I can study law will be
determined by future circumstances
and events. But if, for many reasons,
it should be impossible for me to fulfill
nv desire to be admitted to the bar,
will become journalist, which is my
second wish.
Katherine Pfrrman-I think shall
enter the normal school of this city.
Chester M. Peters-I expect to be-
come journalist.
Bertha Geltz-I intend to study music
and go TO normal school.
Clara Louise Myers--Study music
learn dressmaking and millinery.
Fahy Zopf-Work! Work.! Work.!
Work If can!!!!
H, H. Hummel-I. think / will work
AT what do not yet know.
Emma Munter-Go to normal.
Elizabeth Manchester--Have though
some of going to normal
Lou Ann Rice-Going to college.
Tillie Weimer-Have not decided
Minnie Pinkerton--Expect to stud.
music.
Marion l. Ballard-Expect to attent
the Ohio State University.
Daisy Nunamaker--First,I l suppose
90 to normal school, then teach.
Frances Reese--I expect TO become
teacher in the schools.
Clarence Herbruck-I expect to e.
camping and then study law.
Bertha May Texter--I intend study
ing during the summer, take the ex
animation in August, enter the norma
class In the fall, and prepare for teach
ing In the future.
Raymond Taylor--Have a store II
Pennsylvania.
e. M. S.-After graduation l think
shall go to normal school and also tax
up music.
Ethel M. Stimmel-Uncertain.
Melva Rinkes-I want to be schoo
teacher.
James G.. ostetter-EXpect to recu
perate in mind and body by varie
soiourn in the hills, and afterwar
study for engineering.
II. IL. Wheeler-I expect to go camI
ing, then expect to study law.
Henry Schrantz-Immediately afte
commencement, / expect to 60 camI
ing for two weeks recuperation. Fo
loving this have planned to work
the clothing store to earn means
having for college education at o. 5
t.. | intend taking up a scientif
course.
f. Oberlin-Teach for the 'presen
some scientific pursuit ultimate objec