The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-06-03

members OF tne senior class or the
high school and the school faculty
in a body will attend the evening ser
vices at the First Methodist church
Sunday evening where DR.. Tindall will
deliver the baCcalaureate sermon.
This sermon, farewell discourse to
the graduating class of the high
school, is being looked forward to
with much interest by the students
and teachers.
And what are the teachers going
to do after June g. the last day of
school?
The question cannot be fully an
swered, but from reports now re-
ceived many of the teachers whose
homes are in other cities will go back
to spend the summer while others
have taken up work in public schools
in other states and some are even
on the road toward matrimony.
What the Teachers Will Do.
Miss Amy Leigh Paine, principal of
the high school will spend the summer
vacation at her home at Fayette. la
Miss Georgia Austin will probably
remain in Norfolk, her home being
here.
Miss Nellie Putney will probably go
to her home at Lincoln.
Miss Mamie Ellis goes to her home
at Lincoln and will not return to Nor
folk What she will do next year is
not known.
Miss Alphena Peterson will go to
her home at West Point.
Miss Ruby Clark will go to Reserve,
Kan, where it is said she will be mar
ried soon.
Robert Stuckey will go to his home
at Bellevue, Neb., where his father
is superintendent of the Bellevue col
lege, He will not return to Norfolk,
but will probably accept a position
as principal in an Iowa school.
Miss Harriet Mather and Miss May
Mullen, who live here, will probably
remain in Norfolk.
Miss Waldorf, whose home is at
Lincoln, will go there. She will not
return to Norfolk.
Miss Nettie Cowan will spend the
vacation at her home in Yates Cen
ter Kan. She will teach at the West
Lincoln school next year.
Mrs. ATbie Mendenhall will spend
her summer vacation in study at the
Fremont college.
Miss Pearl Sewell, the seventh and
eighth grade historical teacher, will
attend the state university.
Miss Long will probably spend the
summer here.
Miss Mae Alexander will spend her
vacation at Werton, Kan. She will
teach in the Great Falls, Mont,
schools next year.
Miss Anna Johnson will probably
take summer course in the Peru
normal. She will not return to Nor
folk,
Miss Florence Parker spends her
vacation at her home in Kansas City
and will not return here, having &C.
cepted position as teacher in the
Fruita, Colo, high school.
Miss Flossie Powell spends her va
cation at her home in Carroll, la.
Miss Edwinna Beard, recently elect
ed principal of the West Lincoln
school, will spend her vacation at
her home in Wyoming.
Miss Mabel Bowen will take an ex-
tended trip through the west.
Miss Nora Potras. whose home is
here, will probably spend her vaca-
ton in Norfolk.
Miss Chappell, who owns a home
stead near Brady Island, Neb., will
probably go there for her summer va
cation.
Miss Rose Shonka, principal OF the
Grant school, will probably spend the
summer doing institute work. She
will not come back to Norfolk, hav-
ing accepted a position in the Lincoln
schools.
Miss Laura Durand will probably
remain in the city.
Miss Carrie Brush will probaly at.
tend summer school.
1t is not known what Miss Jennie
Mills will do during the vacation per
iod.
Miss Eva Surber will spend her
vacation at her home at Waterbury.
Miss Ella Elliott, whose home is at
Madison, will probably go west for
the summer.
Miss Fay Pittard, whose home is
in Sioux City is planning to take an
outing through the summer at some
of the Iowa lakes.
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