The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-06-09
Teachers Are Leaving Town.

The Norfolk schools are lonely look
ing institutions today. Teachers are
already leaving and there is no sign of
life where activity reigned few days
ago. Several of the teachers are re-
ported to be arranging plans for
trip on the sea of matrimony; two or
three are leaving the Norfolk schools
to teach elsewhere, and others will
spend their vacations touring the
country.
Among the graduates, some Will be-
come teachers and several others will
attend the state university.
Supt. F. M. Hunter is turning toward
the strenuous work of packing and
will soon leave the city for his future
home in Lincoln, having been recently
elected principal of the state agricul-
tural school.
Miss Paine, principal Of the high
school, expresses regret at leaving
Norfolk, but declares she will not give
up school work.
II am going to my home at Fayette,
Ia, and after visiting for short time
will take a trip through eastern Unit
ed States" she said. Miss Paine will
probably teach next year should suit
able position be offered her.
Miss Putney will teach English in
the Beatrice schools next year. She
will stay in Lincoln throughout the
summer and probably take a trip to
the western coast.
Mr.. Knapp, the science teacher, will
teach in Missouri. Mrs. Mendenhall
will teach in the Fremont normal
school next year; Miss Bowen will
teach again next year in Norfolk, but
surprise is to be given her friends
in the near future. Miss MacVeigh
will spend the summer in school work
at Lincoln; Miss Conklin will spend
the summer at her. home at Franklin,
Neb.; Miss Foraker goes to her home
in Kansas, stopping on her way to at
tend the commencement exercises at
the Kansas state university, and at
Kansas City.
Miss Hahn will probably take trip
this year. Her home is in this city;
Miss Sewall will teach in the Wayne
schools; Miss Motifs and Miss Bucken
will not teach next year, though their
future step is being kept a secret.
, What the graduates will do has tax
, en- up much gossip among the students
of the school during the past week
> Benjamin Wiley, the star actor anC
football captain, may attend the state
university; Miss Mildred Cow will
> probably teach Miss Alva Bowman
, will work at the local postoffiCe; Ear
Denton stays in the city; Miss Marion
> Stitt will visit away from home for ;
short time and then continue he
study of music; Miss Berenice Mape
: may teach and later go to college
" Miss Nadine Cole will go away t.
U school; Miss Ethel Colwell will sta
U here; Miss Merle Brakeman will stud
y music; Miss Ethel Nelson will teach
y Miss Ruth Shively will teach; Mis-
U Theodore Sprecher will teach; Ere
y Inglis, after a years course in tn
y state university may become a Yves
v Point cadet Marvel Satterlee wi
v teach; Miss Edna Deuel. is planning t
U teach; Roy Bland will stay here; Mis-
l Mary Koerber goes to the state un
versity; Arthur Felger stays here
l Miss Amy Reynolds may go away
school; Miss Bessie Ward has not ye
decided what she will do; Miss Yer
a Hayward will teach and later take u
A. music; Miss Lulu Pearl Porter wi
A. teach; Harry Sterner may stay here
A. Miss Ema Hilbert will teach; Mis-
H. Dorothy Durland will stay at hon
d. this year and later go to school; Fran
g. Melcher's home is at Pilger and /
n will probably go to school next yea
D. Miss Pearl Livingston will teach; Ra