The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-07
WHERE CANON HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS SPENT VACATION

been spent in such a variety of diff |
ferent ways and in such widely sepa-
rated parts of the country that it will |
be interesting to know at what places |
and In what manner they devoted the |
summer months roster of only
those connected with the high school |
and its supplemental divisions. the do |
Inestic science. manual training and |
art departments, can be given today. |
A supplemental list that will include |
the teachers of the grade schools will |
be given Tuesday.
The high school instructors and prin- |
cipal. with the superintendent, follow: |
E. A Lauterbach. Home town, Mt |
Pleasant, Iowa. Holds degree of A. |
B. from Iowa Wesleyan college. OBJ. |
tanned his commercial training from |
the Gem City business college at |
Quincy, Ill. He was principal of the |
Danville. Iowa, high school in 1894
and head of the commercial depart |
ment of the Cedar Fans, Iowa, high |
school in 1856. Spent vacation in |
the east.
William G. Gambill Holds degree
of A. B. from Kansas State Normal |
college and degree of NJ. A from the |
University of Colorado. Attended the !
summer school of the University of
Kansas for three years and the Uni
versity of Texas for a year and a half |
Taught from June 18th to July 2lst.
this year; five hours day. five days
in the week. After that entertained
company for two weeks: then came
to Canon City.
Miss Edith E Hall. Was in Wash
ington. d. c., during the summer
months, engaged in secretarial work
in the office of member of congress
Miss Myrtle B. Raymond. Spent
the summer at her home in Cedar
Falls. Iowa. except the last two weeks
of August which was devoted to
study in Chicago.
Miss Mary L. Taft Finished her
last thesis for a Master of Arts de-
gree at the University of Michigan at
Ann Arbor. Then went to Wauban-
shene. Ontario. Canada, to spend al
month at the summer cottage of the
family. She was at that time with |
in fifty miles of Camp Borden, one of
the largest military camps in the Do
minion. She returned to Ann Arbor.
Michigan, August Gath. and after stay
ing there few weeks. visited in Iowa,
before coming to Canon City
Miss Irene Aitken- Obtained de-
gree OF a. b. from Colorado college
in 1912 and attended the University
of Chicago during the summer of
1914 She spent part of the recent
vacation at a summer camp at Carroll
lake The remainder of the summer
was devoted to Furnishing up" pre-
pararory to entering upon her school
work here.
Miss Bernice Gregg. Spent the
greater part of the summer at her
home at Storm Lake. Iowa One week
of the vacation period was devoted to
county y. w. c. A. camp at Lake |
Okoboji as assistant leader. Later in |
the summer large Y. w. c. A. camp
of industrial girls from the cities OF
Iowa. Minnesota and Nebraska was
held at Storm Lake, which afforded
her an opportunity for Interestingly
girls of that type Miss Henry. ma
tional President of the Woman's Trade
Union. conducted a splendid class for
ladies. which she attended.
Miss Aileen Monohan- During the
first six weeks of the summer she liv-
ed on a regular training schedule:
| rising at s o'clock in the morning and
taking folk dancing. classical dancing
at the State Teachers college in Gree
ley. Following this came a period Of
| recreation at Estes Park where she
enjoyed che many points of scenic in
terest; among them Longs Peak Inn.
Horseshoe park. Devils gulch and
Fern lake. The remainder OF the va
cation. except a two weeks visit in
Denver. was spent at Greeley.
Miss Alice c. Hall. For six weeks
with Saguache as a center. she took
trips 20 various points. such as Creede.
Wagon Wheel Gap and the other
towns in the San Luis valley. The re-
mainder Of the summer was spent at
home in Canon City.
c. Allen Hogle. Home. Mt Vernon,
Iowa. Obtained B. S. degree from
Cornell college in 1914. Spent summer
with the Ellison-White Chautauqua
company travelling thru the west For
the past two years he was in charge
of the departments of science and ath-
letics Of the Las Aaimas high school.
Miss Helen Lfnkins- Spent the
summer at home on Lincoln Park.
Took postgraduate work in domestic
science In her mothers kitchen as
housekeeper.
Floyd Bricker. Spent the vacation
with his parents on the farm near
Decatur. Illinois. In addition he de- |
voted. in company with his wife. seve-
raj days to sightseeing in Chicago
st. Louis and other cities of the cen
trail west.
Miss Eva Kirkton. Spent six weeks \
in most delightful manner visiting
her girlhood home at Garnett. Kansas.
The temperature was almost unbear-
able part of the time and she took up
her abode In the cellar when the ther-
mometer exceeded ninety-eight de-
grees. Much of the time was given
over to picnics. dinner parties, hunt
ing and riding. Many enjoyable
moments were spent with magazine
in hammock '.just being lazy"
Tom G. Taylor. The earlier part of
the summer was spent in giving les.
sons to private pupils In instrumental
music and voice culture. His duties