Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-28
MORE TEACHERS
 FOR SCHOOLS OF COUNTY
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
 TEMPE, (Arizonal, May 23-Out
 of fifteen students in the Tempe
 Normal who graduate at the close
 of school, receiving life diplomas as
 teachers of the public schools of the
 Bay State six are from Yavapai
 county. The graduates are Susie
 Mahoney, Blanche Wallingford, Er- nestine Lund, and Vera McNulty of
 Prescott, Glenna and Cortland Cart CT of Walnut Grove Miss Mahoney is to teach in the country near Pres colt this fall. Blanche Wallingford will teach at Metcalf, Arizona, in the intermediate and primary work. Miss Lund and Miss Carter, hope to teach, but are not located at this time, and Vera McNulty is to teach in a country school near Prescott. Cortland Carter is going into busi- ness with his father He writes a beautiful hand and has been active in all work and play connected with the Normal in the five years he has been here. He is a member of the Cadet Company, of the boys debat- ing society, and likes athletics, es- pecially tennis.
 Margaret Stephens, Ruth Haisley, Minnie Cordes, of Prescott, will. graduate in the school next year. Harriet Wells of Mayer, has been at Tempe for three years, and likes her, literature and Latin very much. She has played in the interclass basket ball during the years she has been at the school and is a fine player a, tennis. She writes a beautiful runi ming hand. William and Stella Jor- dan from Clarkdale,' have finished their first year, and will go home with the other Yavapai students for the summer. William is captain of the second basket ball team, also, played with the interclass series in tennis. Miss Stella is a member of the Tennis Association, and both are active in the social pleasures of the school without neglecting any of their studies
 Miss Clara Augustine of Stoddard, is ready for graduation in 1914, hay ing spent four years in getting ready to graduate. She is proficient in Spanish, having taken it as an cleo tive study. which is we'll, as it is used in every section of this country, 1 and in many of our schools it is taught. She is enthusiastic about basketball and tennis. Every de- partment Of the work of the school has pleased her
 Miss Mary Radley, of Jerome, has finished her first year in learning | how to be a teacher, and will spend the summer at home. She has been active in athletics, and in the work and social life of the Normal She will return to school in the fall
 Miss Mary Wingfeld, also of Je- rome, is also returning home after her first year at Tempe She is a member of the young ladies chorus and the Glee Club which has given several concerts during the year.
 Both of the girls are we'll liked and have done most splendidly for new pupils. When they return in the fall the new girls dormitory will be finished Both will be in the graduating class next year. This years class has ffty-two in it.
 In March the Normal entertained all of the legislature at banquet at which they seated the students of the counties with the representatives of those counties. Yavapai had the honors of this session with both the Speaker of the House of Reprcsen- tatives Hon. H. H. Linney, of Pres colt, and M c. Cunniff. of Crown