The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-09
School Items.

SouOou utomS.
From the Shiawassee School Journal q
sHIAwAssEE TEACHERS AT THE STATE
ASSOCIATION.
The following are the Shiawassee
county teachers We commissioner saw
at the State Teachers Association at
Saginaw, Dec. 29-31: Supt. j. W. Sim
mons, of Owosso; Supt. 9. ]. Collins, of
Corunna; Supt. s. j. Bole, of Durand;
Prin. s d. Grove, of Morrice; Prin. A.
E. Sherman, of Byron; Stella Potter,
member of county board of school ex-
aminers; frankie Blount, of Hazelton
No. 1; Lawrence Marshall, of Hazelton
No. 8; Mabel Lawcock, of Hazelton No.
6; Ada Odell, of Hazelton No. 5; Anna
Kelly, of Middlebury No. @; Ethel Pack,
Of Vernon No. 3; Jessie Legg, of Venice
No. 8. Frank Drumm, of Rush No. 8;
Nina Squires, of Fairfield No A; Ruby
Squires, Of Fairfield No. 2; Mertie Huff
man, of New Haven No. 8; Ray Jones,
of Rush No. 2Fr.; Orpha Marshall, who
was primary teacher in Corunna until
recently when she resigned to accept
of q primary department in Bay City;
and George Saver, of Henderson, who is
not teaching at present.
GENERAL ITEMS.
New Haven No. 6 FIR. has new flag
pole and is soon to have a new organ.
Earl Love, of Owosso No. 4, was not
absent or tardy during the term of four
months ending Dec. 10.
Flossie Thompson and Laura Phelps
of Sciota No. 2 were neither absent mol
tardy during the fall term.
Hazelton No. 2 has started schoo
! library and nice book case has been
provided by the school board.
The four months term in Owosso No
A closed with an appropriate Christmas
program. The pupils kindly remember
ed the teacher with number of nice
Christmas gifts.
A collection of about four hundred
fifty different kinds of woods found
in North America is now Icing arranged
in the museum of the department o.
forestry of the University of Michigan
The Shakespeare library at the Uni
versity of Michigan now contains sos:
volumes. This library was made pos
BILE through the generosity of the lat'
Hon James Mcmillan. AS an effectiv,
working library for the study of Shakes
peare collections, it is hardly surpassed
Sixteen alumni of the University o
Michigan are among those elected t.
the Michigan legislature which will
convene January T. Six of tho alumni
are in the senate, and ten are in tn
house of representatives. In the legis
lature of 1901 there were fourteen Uni
versity alumni and in the session o
1899, twenty. OF the fourteen four wer
in the senate and ten in the house; an,
of the twenty, six were in the senat
and fourteen in the house
By means of a buttonhole social tn
school in New Haven No. FIR. raise,
nearly so. The money was used by tn
Sunshine Band in making Christina
presents. The Sunshine Society is
national organization and one of it
favoritemottoes is the following:
eff you've had kindness shown,
Pass it on;
Twas not given for you alone,
Pass it on"
This is certainly a most excellen
motto to place before children and
noble motive to induce them to action
SPECIAL ROLL OF HONOR.
Hazelton No. Z, Harry Brant
5, Ada Zendler
4" 6, Albert Diehl
New Haven No. 8, Johnny Fromby
FIR, Malcolm Kribbs
4" 90, Minnie. Petrequin
&c" Marguerite Petrequi
&" %" Zana Petrequin
Rush, No. 9 FIR, Freddie Lotridge
Fairfield No. o, Phebe Moore
Venice No. 3, Beulah Lyle
" 1, Romano Buckle
q 2, Ethel Long
" 90 Emile Rigoulot
Caledonia No. Z, Mary Pratt
=" Harley Wren
+" 5, Alfred Serr
Owosso No. Fr., Bertha Sprout
Z" % Fr., Burns Young
p" "2 " Florence Rush
+" "a, Lydia Dietrich
Il I" "5, Ivah Willoughby
4" =" Earl Love
Middlebury, none.
Vernon No. 5, Hila Davids
9 Shiawassee No. FIR, Willie Lemon
Z" Fr.. Bernice Ralph
:" I'll. +" Duane butcher
0 {" ga, David Scott
Bennington No. 8, Florence Hartwell
% 3, Florence Jones
" 2, Bessie Clancherty
. Sciota No. g. Carrie Lee
Burns No. 2, Abbie Bird
Antrim, none.
Perry No A, Roy CUgan
" FIR (fuV ScOfeld