The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-16
Where Teachers of Topeka Will
Spend Their Summer Vacation

| the summer in Bozeman, Mont. Miss
| Cora Hepworth instructor in manual
training, will attend commencement ex-
ercises at Yale, then spend a month in
| the east.
At Clay School.
None of the teachers at Clay school
who reported their plans to the State
Journal will remain in Topeka. Miss
Mabel F. Smith will attend the Nation
al Education association in St. Paul,
spending the remainder of the summer
in the lake region. Miss Estelle Coop
er and Miss Emily Coe expect to go to
the mountains. Miss Anna Hagar will
spend part of the hot months at Lake
Minnetonka, MINI. Miss Mary Mon
teith will go to northern Michigan.
Miss Addie Wilkinson will visit her
A. at ST. Paul. Mrs. Gertrude Knowles
expects to go to Cleveland. o. Miss
Dorothy Chrisman, as soon as school is
closed, will return to her home in
Hutchinson. Miss Clara Sparkling has
made plans to spend a part Of the sum-
mer in northern Minnesota.
At Central Park.
Miss Ida Hosack of Central Park
school will go to the mountain states,
Mrs June Chapman to Chicago, and
Miss Winifred McKirahan to Ohio.
Miss Edith Monroe is planning to spend
the summer III DeIfO1I. Inc plans OF
the other teachers are indefinite.
At Mckinley School.
With one exception, all the teach
ers from Mckinley school will spend
the summer in Topeka-Principal s.
G. Watkins, Miss Helen Mclean. Miss
Elizabeth Pennington and Mrs. Hes
ter Hardeman. Miss Nellie Ellis of
Helena, Mont, for the hot months.
Mr.. Todd's Schools.
Charles s.. Todd, principal of Lafay-
cite and Parkdale schools. is planning
to specialize at Washburn in July. and
spend the rest of the summer in Clay
county. Miss Elma Holmes expects to
go to the Ozarks. near Sulphur Springs.
Miss Sadie Glucklich is ambitious; she
will act as instructor in Morris county
institute, Council Grove. Miss Clara
Reynolds will take a vacation from
reading. writing and 'rithmetic-books
of all sorts-and live close to nature at
farm in Pauline.
At Van Buren,.
Miss Ethel Mccartney. principal Il
Van Buren, school. will go east. study
ing at Columbia university, New
! York. Miss Ethel Owen will special
ize at summer school in Greeley. Colo.
Miss Bertha Reed. manual training
teacher. expects to attend school.
Mrs Elizabeth Guy will go 20 the
StAtc IIOIHIdl, GIHROIId, anu 1uh
Wetherbee will attend her sons grad
uation at Northwestern university,
spending the remainder of the summer
resting at Minneapolis and ST. Paul.
Miss Marguerite Parkinson and Miss
Marjorie Thompson are going to the
Champlain in the Green Mountain
state.
At Monroe School.
Although the teachers at Van Bu-
! rem school seem to be the most indus
trious in Topeka, many other in
structOrs plan to spend the summer
studying. Miss Ellen Page GA Clay
street, of the manual training depart
| ment of Monroe school. will go to
the Agricultural college at Manhat-
tan. Miss Fife Burge. Miss Keziah
Wins and Miss Clara Roundtree are
| planning summer trips, but have not
| completed their plans. Miss Eulah
Ridley, 800 Oak street. will remain at
home. Fred Roundtree. principal of
Monroe school, has not completed his
plans. but expects to arrange spe-
cial course of study.
At Branner School.
! Pleasant vacations have been
planned by the entire teaching body
at Branner school. The principal. II.
w. Jones, is looking forward to a
course of research work in English
and will act as instructor at the
| Shawnee county institute durinR
June Mrs Lydia r. Barnes. who has
charge of the eighth grade, will visit
| IN western Kansas, then motor to the
mountains in Colorado. Mrs. :. L.
campbell will spend the summer with
relatives in Colorado and California.
Miss Jennie E. Smith will attend the
summer session of the manual train
Ing normal school at Pittsburg. Miss
Jessie E. Howard will spend part of
the vacation in Wyoming. Miss Laura
r. Mcclure expects to visit in Chicago
and Miss Grace Bostwick will go to
her home in lola. Miss nellie G.
Smith will spend a few weeks in Nc
Pherson county. and Mrs. Ruth
Roby. 100 West Twenty-first street.
and Miss Rose Rankin. 1894 Kansas
| avenue. intend to remain at home.
! At Sumner School
A 1aunt to Paris is being planned
by Mrs. Mary E. Walworth, teacher
{; OF the fifth grade at Sumner. Mrs.
Walworth will visit her daughter, Mrs
George w. Veale. jr., formerly Miss
Grace Walworth. Mr.. veale's business
has recently taken him to France S.
H. Howard. principal of Sumner school
expects to spend part of the summer