The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
TEACHERS FOR
OSCEOLA Twp.
BOARD OF EDUCATION HOLDS
MEETING AND APPROVES APP
PLICATIoNS-VERY FEW
CHANGES.


school district held this week, the APP
plications of teachers for re-appoint-
ment were approved. There are few
changes i'm the staff of the schools for
the coming year only a few of the
tea hers having made no applications
for re-appointment. Following Is a
list of teachers re-appointed for the
coming year;
Alfred Nichols superintendent.
Thos. r. Davis. assistant zuperin-
tcndent
Julia V. Mccormack. supervisor of
, primary department.
Clara f. Beardsley, supervisor OF
music.
Elena Bajari, supervisor of draw
ing.
Tamaraek School.
H. b. Lamqort, principal
Jennie Sincock. Matte Craig, Mhrie
Edwards. Edith Keen, Lillian Pollock,
Garnet Brinton, Leone Perso and En-
lily Dallin.
Osceola School.
Henrietta T.. Shirley, principal.
Efiie G. Macdonald, Genevleve Con-
don, Margaret Mantell, Charlotte
Douglass, Myrtle Pea.ce. Mary Con-
don, Helena Bryant, Mayme Simmons
and Mary Mccormick.
Mills School
Kathyrne Gaffney principal
Bessie James, Jessie V. Harry Ethel
Dunstan, Anna Conlcy. Bculah Wood
ard and Claudia Stroh.
No. Tamaraek School.
Nudge NJ. Miller, principal.
Honor Martin, Mae Pascoe and Myr-
tie e. Harris.
North Tamarack School.
Bridget Shea, principal.
Jessie Swinton ana Eta Ross.
Oneco School.
Lydia Keskey.
High School.
Charlotte Epstein, principal
Agnes r. Miller, Jessie " Suffer.
Dollar Bay School.
Mae Lindquist, Eugenia M. Bell.
Margaret Culnan. Ethel Donovan. Jo-
sephine Colligan. Bridget Cashell. Ha-
eel Kline and Althea Whitlock
Mason School.
Matilda Pcrso, principal.
Hanna b. Seaman.
The following teachers have decided |
not TO return next year: Mary Pol |
lock. Bessie w Hoyt, Marian Sharpe. |
Marie Huntsman. Mildred Nichols. |
,pporo Mari. Sor,I,io Iohc.o,, r,.t., G, |
Carter Della Prideaux. Orpha Ayres. |
ana Elva Hinkle. The authorities. |
however, anticipate no difficulty i'm hH- /
ing these vacancies. For several |
months many applications have been |
received and each day brings an ad.
ditional supply.
One of the very important duties
connected with the organization OF a n
good school system is the selection and 1
supply of teachers. Teaching is not II
lottery, or a conspiracy of circum-
but a life-work for which one
must he trained. In their selection the
utmost care will be exercised
Art Collection Growing.
The art collection of the Osceola Il
township schools is growing rapidly.
During the school year the Edison Art |
Exhibit was shown in the various |
schools of the township and the pro-
ceeds were expended for the following |
pictures
Osceola School.
Wood CATERERS, Corot; Cornfeld |
Constable; Angelus, Millet; Deer in the |
Forest, Bonheur; Monarch of the |
Glen;; Helping Hand, Renouf; Mouse |
kaulbach; Interior of a Cottage, Is |
raels; Hermes, Praxteles; Hiawatha,
Norris.
Tamarack School.
Baby Stuart, Van Dyke; / Hear a
Voice. Earl; Spring Mauve; Autumn.
Matinee, Corot; Wood Gather
ers, Corot; Children Catching MINI
nows, Curran; Knitting Lesson. Millet;
Interior of Cottage, Israels Horses
Of Achilles, Regnault; Landscape with
Ruysdael Puritans going tn
Church, Boughton; Hiawatha, Norris;
Stratford on Avon; Concord Bridge.
Mill School.
Baby Stuart, Van Dyke; Knitting
Lesson, Millet; Spring Mauve: I Hear
Voice, Earl; Courtship of Miles
Standish, Turner; Abraham Lincoln.
Augustus st. Gaudens; Cleaners, Mil
Ter.
Dollar Bay School.
Tower of London; Stratford on
Avon; Concord Bridge; Pilgrims Co
ms to Church Boughton.