Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-06-18
MANY GRADUATES
SECURE POSITIONS
Madison. J1Ine I

schools in various parts Of the coun-
try. The faculty appointment COM
mittee of the university has received
an unusually large number of requests
for recommendations Of teachers, and
most of those receiving appointments
have been aided in securing their pos
itions by this committee.
A number of graduate students who
take higher degrees at commencement
on Wednesday,, and several of the in
struc5ors and assistants have &C
cepted academic appointments i'll
other colleges and universities.
Among those who have received ap-
pOintments of Importance are the fol-
lowing: Mr. L. P. Shanks, for three
years instructor in romance languages
in the faculty of the University of
! Wisconsin, has been appointed asso-
| ciate professor at the University of
! Idaho, Mr.. Shanks received his doc
! torate at Cornell University this year
/ Guy B COlburn, who receives the de-
| gree OF doctor of philosophy at Wis
| cOnsin Wednesday, will be acting pro-
| fessor of Latin at Grinnel, Ia, mex
year Charlet T. Vorhies, graduate
student, has been made professor or
botany and zoology at the University
Of Utah, Salt Lake City. L. w. Bur
dick, '04 now a fellow in Greek has
been called to the chair of Greek and
Latin at Alfred university, New York
Mr.. Burdick also takes his degree Of
doctor of philosophy at Wisconsin
this year. Ralph D. HetzeI, 'O6, who
graduates from the college of law, |
this year, has been appointed to the |
chair of public speaking at Oregon |
Agricultural college. Marion E. Ryan, |
'06, has been appointed to the English |
department of Wilson College, Cham
ersburg, Pa. Mabel J. Bradley, A NJ |
'08, will teach French and German i'll |
Howard Payne college for Young |
Ladies at Fayette, Mo. Mrs Mabel
Riley-Simpson, so, is professor of bot
any at the University of Puget Sound,
Tacoma, Wash. Amelia c. Ford. who
takes her doctors degree at Wiscon |
sin this year, will teach history at !
MISUNDERSTANDING college, Mflwau-
kee. T. A Baumeister, '0S, enters |
government service in the Philippine
Island next year.
High School Appointments
High school positions to be filled by
University of Wisconsin graduates
next year include the following: Zet-
tie E. Sieb, of Racine, Latin, at Evans
Vile; Catherine E. Hayes, La Crosse, |
Latin and German at West Salem;
Anna Saby, Baldwin, Professor of Ger
man and French at Emporia Normal,
Kan; w. o. Hall, Richland
Center, principal at Hayward; Laura /
B. Jameson, English and history, Poy- /
nette; Elizabeth Stoddard, GAINESVILLE, !
English at Merrill; Ethel E. Sabin,
Geddes, s. D., Latin and German, Ian :,
caster. Winifred G.. Macomber, TOma-
hawk, Latin and German at Milton;
Frances CIeary, PIatteviIIe, Latin and |
German at OcOnomOwOc. Adeline
Breftkreutz, Wausau, physics and
mathematics at Arcadia; Margaret |
Hair, Ashland, history at Oconomowoc; |
Mary Leslie Spence, Madison, Engli3h |
at Oconomowoc; Lydia WheeIock,
Stevens Point, Latin and German at |
Menasha John C Blankenagel, Hart |
ford, German and mathematics at |
Stoughton; Velma Vinal, Appleton, !
English at Amigo; Alice Borresen, |
La Crosse, French and mathematics at
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich y Cora Oes-
mond; graduate, English at La
tory at Bangor; 0. A Beath, Verona, |
science at Wauwatosa; High school |
Minnie Walter, Berlin, English and |
mathematics, at Portage; E. H. Clarke, !
graduate, Milton, science at PlattviIle; |
William G. RUSSELL Eau Claire, his
tory in Manual Training High school,
Indianapolis, Ind; Alice Curie, Mil |
waukee, English at Waterloo; Jennie
Wallin, Prairie du CHEN, Latin and |
German at Montello; Cuba Canaan, La
Crosse, Latin and mathematics at |
Hurley Sylvia Lounsburg, Madison, |
history at Abbotsford; Envy Mueller, |
Milwaukee. German and physical geo
graphy at Fit. Atkinson. Louise Erb, |
Appleton, Latin and German at Phil |
lips; H. W. Wright, Madison, Latin |
and history at Calahad Boys School, |
Hudson; Ethel NJ. Thomas, Superior, |
Latin and history at DePere; Lucy L.
Carr, Madison, English and history al
Middleton; Helen Steenbock. Madison,
English at Amigo; Elizabeth Ham
brecht, Madison, English at Monticello;
J. w. Shannon Oconomowoc, history
at Springfield State Normal, Ill.,; Mar
garetta Moe, Pensaukee, Latin and
German at Union Grove; Martha
Wertz. Forreston H., English, West
De Pere: Alvina Brennecke, Water
town, German and French at Bismark,
\. D IS. J. Bole, graduate, Madison,
superintendent at Jefferson; G. j.
Kreilkamp, Attention, principal at Mon
tello; Lynda Weber. New Holstein,
science and German, at De Pere; Leal
Boorman, Madison, history and botany
at Augusta; Ada Hillemann, Sheboy
gan, German and history at Water
town: ]. W. Bugg. 'G9, Macomb,
| H., principal at Libertyville, H.,
w J. Witch, Milwaukee, physic and
chemistry at Sheboygan; Anna P.
Reuth, Sun Prairie, music and English
at Black River Falls; L. E. Weiland,
principal at Lone Rock. Elizabeth
Melby. sIerrilam, history at Amigo
| Antony Buresh, Racine, geometry at
Fond du Lac; Bessie Coleman, Ger