The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
EXODUS OF SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Many Houshton Pedagosues Leave
s--- Village for Homes and Colleges.

Many Houshton Pedagosuss Leave
500 Village for Homes and Colleges.
The annual exodus OF the teaching
force Of the Houghton public schools
has set in and is today full tide.
Many of the teachers left Houghton
Yesterday bound for various places.
Some will spend their vacations quietly
In their home towns. others will spend
the vacation months in further equip
ping themselves for their chosen CALI
ing and stiIl others win travel consid-
erably before returning TO their posts
OF duty here i'm the fall. Two or three
of the teachers viii not return ut all
having secured places in other schools.
some of the teachers, who either
have already left or will soon leave
town and the manner in which they
win spend their vacations, are as fol-
lows:
Principal Spencer ID. Kelly of the
high school will spend the summer
months i'm the state capital where he
will work in the office of his uncle,
Lieut.. Go. Kelley.
A. f. Spaldlng, the commercial de-
partment teacher of the high school,
will further perfect himself in his par
ticular branch of pedagogy ut COM
mercial college in Des Moines. Iowa.
Miss Charlotte Poyner. instructor in
English at the high school, will attend
the summer school at the University OF
Michigan at Ann Arbor while her as
sistant. Miss Margaret Mclaughlin
viii go to her home i'm the lower part
of the state first visiting friends In
Chicago and other places.
]. /. Taggart. the high school math-
ematics teacher, left yesterday for his
home in Jacksonville, o., where he
will stay during the summer.
Miss Catherine Post. history teacher
at the high school, will spend the sum-
mer at her home in Holland, this state.
Miss Mae Creech, latin instructor at
the high school, goes to Ypsilanti, her
home, for the summer.
Thomas A. Taper science instructor
| i'm the high school, will be among those
attending the summer school at the
| University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
A. Z. Kreuger, the manual training
| instructor for all the schools, will turn
his talents i'm that direction to prac-
teal use during the vacation by enter
! ing the employ of the local contractor,
! II. r. Lewis doing the interior wood
work on all the houses to be built by
Mr.. Lewis.
Miss Myrtle Shores. who taught the
eighth grade at the central school has
accepted a position in a school out In
Oregon and will not return to Hough-
| ton next year She will spend the sum-
mer at her home in Evart, this state.
Miss Jane Payette. who taught the
seventh grade at the Central school
will succeed Miss Shores in the teach
ing of the eighth grade. She will spend
the summer at her home in Upland
Cal.
Miss Clara Vorce, teacher of the
sixth grade at central will return neNt
fall after spending the summer at Up
slant, her home.
Miss Lillian Goodreau, who hac
charge of the third grade at the cen
trail building will spend the vacation
period at her home i'm Champion.
Miss Catherine Kennedy of Hancock
who taught the second grade at tho
central school. will soon leave on 9
trip through the east.
Miss Anna Nye, the kindergarten
teacher for the entire school system
will spend her vacation at her home II
Lynn, Ind
Miss Hen Gebhardt, the teacher OF
the deaf and dumb, will spend the
summer Mt her home in Wausau. Wis
Miss Elsie Jones, who taught th'
fourth grade at the East Houghtor
school last year, will spend the sum
mer months at her home I'm Minnesota
and will teach next year i'm Mlnneapo
lis.
NJ. G. YokuYn of the East HoughtoI
teaching staff will so to his home il
Detroit and will then enter the sum
mer school at the University OF Mich
igan at Ann Arbor, where he will talk
up n course of work through which h,
expects to obtain his degree of maste
| of arts