Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-06-13
THIRTY TWO GRADUATE
From The DI&erent College Depart.
mentS This Week.

Eighteen is the number of the Sem
Tor class at the college that take their
degrees this year The class of 1of2
have made a record of scholarship
which is unsurpassed and unequaled
by the twenty-one preceding gradu-
ating classes. Two OF the young
men enter into active business. one
will continue his studies at theo-
logical seminary while the rest have
either signed their contracts to teach
in the public schools or are undecid-
ed as to what they will do.
Miss Lounnna Dorothy Baker of
Midland viii return to her home and
is undecided as to her work.
Miss Eleanor Bittner of Alma will
be principal in the high school at
Montague.
Miss Winnie c. Booth is to be a
member of the Greenville high school
faculty next year
Miss Laura A. Brown will teach
history in the high school at Charlie
voix.
Miss Loretta b. Clum has signed
a contract with the high school at
Shelby.
Robert H. Cook enters the insur-
ance business in the near future Mr..
Cook will be at the head of the dis
trict offices of the Mutual Benefit
Company of Jackson, Michigan
Foster A. Fraker is to be coach
at the high school of Eaton Rapids
and at the head of the science depart
ment
Miss Gladys L. Gorton of Gregory
will return to her home and may later
decide to teach.
Miss Ruth z. Hovey of Howell has
not yet signed any contract to teach.
Robert Frank Hume of Morenci,
will go into business.
Leon w. Lauderbach recently sign
ed up to be at the head OF the science
department at Grand Marias, Michi-
gan.
Miss Hattie B. Mills is to teach
latin in the high school at Stanton.
Miss Carrie f. Nelson of Kalama-
zoo is considering a number of Of
fers in different high schools but as
yet has not decided where she will
locate.
Miss Gail F. Peacock will likely
teach in some high school but has
not signed a contract
William Y. Polly goes to North
western University where he will en-
ter the theological seminary and pre-
pare for the ministry Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church
Miss Carrie L. Rowland of Hes
peria is to be principal in the high
school at Farwell.
Mrs Anna L. Sebring has accept
ed the position of principal in the
high school at Elkton.
Earnest W. Sebring goes to Elkton
as superintendent of the public schools
of that city.
Ten young ladies receive their dip
Tomas from the kindergarten Depart
ment. Miss Sadie B. Crawford Of
Sault Ste. Marie will teach at Cadi-
lac. Miss Elizabeth K Crossen Of
Calumet has not yet signed con-
tract Miss Mabelle L. Dean of
Brown City will teach in the high
schools of her home city. Miss
Joyce R. Fairweather of Inlay City
plans to continue her work at the
college. Miss Helena B. Gilray will
teach kindergarten work in the pub
lie schools at her home, Sault Ste
Marie. Miss Edith T. Hagedorn Of
Algonac enters into kindergarten
work at Gladwin Miss Veva o.
Jenkins of Harbor Springs has &C
cepted position in the public schools
of East Jordan Miss Nina E. Lewis
of Chicago has not signed any con-
tract Miss Eva L. McBain will be
at the head of the kindergarten de-
partment in the St. Louis public
schools. Miss Purl I. Moreland of
Caro- is to teach kindergarten in the
Lapeer schools.
In the School of Music the Misses
Theo M. Amsbury and Katherine NJ
DeVries Of Grand Rapids graduate
this year 1t is likely that both will
teach music, but as to where they
will locate they have not decided
The Misses Bernice A. Miller and
Viviane B. Miller of Detroit receive
their diplomas from the Academy.
Both will go abroad to study this
summer