The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-11-07

Teachers club. These statistics, n =
asserted, win constitute a strong ar.
gument In favor Of the proposal for
the retirement Of teachers after Ger.
tain length Of service, with an an.
nuity for the balance OF their lives.
A teachers retirement salary bill
has been drafted by Judge Carpenter,
former justice OF the state supreme
court, under the direction Of the
teachers legislation committee. and
VIII be introduced at the next legis-
lative session.
The data gathered by Chairman
Strakweather shows the following
average salaries for grade teacher
IN representative cities:
kalamazoo-$621.84 a year.
Jackson-$621.84 a year.
Bay City-$581 a year.
Lansing-$583 year.
The average first year salary for
these teachers has been found to be
1915. The average number of years
these teachers had been in the ser.
vice was shown to be rs years. in.
dicating an annual increase in sal.
airy OF $26.54.
The average first year salary for
women principals and supervisors
was found to be 1896; the average
length they had been in the service
was 17.6 years and their average pres
ent salary $736. indicating a yeaxly
average increase Of $3.50.
v. Of N. Glasses Elect.
At the annual senior Its election in
the university, Harry Gault, Flint,
was elected president and the office
Of vice-president was untitled because
OF the Lack Of majority vote. Helen
Morse, Ann Arbor. was elected secre-
tary; Enos Bradner, Detroit, treas.
urer; H. r. Rice. Croswell football
manager; G. c. Adams, Buchanan;
baseball manager; Carlton jerks,
Port Huron, track manager; r. r.
Fellers, Coleman, oratorical delegate.
The junior Its elected George Nc
Mahon Of Detroit to the chief Office,
and Miss Honor Gaines of Ann Arbor,
vice-president; secretary. Gertrude
Roos, Manistique: treasurer. NJ. Bent
ley. Owosso; f. p. Suregenor. Roches-
ter, N. Y, H. c. Duffield, Detroit, H.
Warner, Pennington, and A. ]. Cans.
Detroit, were named football, base
ball, track and basketball managers.
while Miss Ruth Elliott of Detroit was
made manager of the girls basketball
team. The oratorical delegate chosen
was N. E. Pinney. Ann Arbor.
The junior engineers chose H. Buell.
of Saginaw for vice-president and
reelection will be called for the pres
idential office, no majority being OBJ
tanned by any candidate. The class
elected Howard Phillips Of Grand
Rapids. secretary. and r. w. Hadley
of Toledo, Ohio, treasurer. The ONCE
Of basketball, baseball and track man.
ayers went to w. A. Reichel. Sagi-
nav: T. Weaver. Detroit, and ]. r.
Carritte, Detroit.
The junior dental students elected,
r. e. Moran, Pinckney, president; J.
L. Lambert, Springfield, ILL.,, vice
president; secretary. H. H. Jackson.
Ann Arbor; treasurer. F. ]. Kane, OF
Dunkirk. N. Y. Their basketball,
football and baseball managers are:
L. P. Fisher, Ann Arbor; ]. H. Bar
ringer, Huntington, w. Va, and +.
@. Bratz, Detroit.
8. l.. Holmes, Of Detroit. was elect
ed president Of the senior architec-
tural class and J. B. Jewell, also OF
Detroit, vice-president. A. V. MOE.
ringer, of Washington, Pa. has the
double duty of secretary and treas
urer: r. C. Perkins. Of East Orange.
N. J.. is athletic manager, and A. b.
Berg. Of Duluth. Mimi. Is sergeant
alarms.
The Junior architects elected h. 8.
OF Savannah, N. T., a.
chief officer. and l. F. voorhees,. TO
edo. O., vice-president; c. @. Hennin-
ger. Akron, O.. secretary: H. L. Cor
,ett. Olean, N. Y, treasurer; @. r.
Eyerson, Detroit. athletic manager;
A. C. Irwin, Mt. Morris, ILL.,. sergeant
,t-arms.
The sophomore architects elected
Miss Ruby Macomber. Of Ann Arbor.
The other officers are:
fred Kolb, Monroe. president; q. n.
rrysell, Ann Arbor, vice-president; G.
4. sprague, Detroit. treasurer; H. d.
wilson, Longmont, Cal, athletic man
.ger; q. L. Chaffy. GAINESVILLE. o.,
srant Michigan Patsats.
patants granted: william ]. Bell.