The Coconino sun., 1925-08-28

back from a quarters leave during
which he studied bug and plant-ology
in and around Denver.
Miss Cornelia L. Dockstader, train
/ ing critic, accompanied by her sister,
who had been here short time visit
| ing, left Saturday for their home in
Los Angeles. She will be back when
school reopens.
Miss Martha E. Dewey, English and
dramatic arts, who had been on leave
for a years special study at North
western university, Chicago, and re-
turned several weeks ago, will remain
here during most of the vacation.
George D. Helm, who did Miss
Dewey's work during her absence, left
Saturday morning, accompanied by
his wife, for her home in Oregon and
will take year at Oregon state uni
versity to get his degree.
Miss Augusta Pragst, training
critic, begins a years leave, and dur
ing it will teach in the East Strouds-
burg (Pa.) state normal. Her success
|sor has not been appointed.
Mrs. Lorna C. Jessup, domestic
science, accompanied by her mother
in-law, left for Oakland, Los Angeles
and Piedmont, Calf. She will return.
Talbert D. Jessupe will be head of
the new physical education depart
ment and athletic coach. He is a
graduate of Lacrosse, Wis, State
Teachers college and taught at Full
ton, N. Y, Washington, Ind, and
Evanston, Ill.
Miss Lora Maxwell, who has gone
to rest up at her home in Bozeman,
Mont, will be back to teach physical
education.
Miss Helen E. Lamb, training critic,
is on years leave, during which she
will teach in the West Texas State
Teachers college. She is now on va
cation in Colorado. Miss Dorothy |.
Gregg will take her place here for
the year. The latter has gone to
California for few weeks.
Miss Celia Lawler is in Colorado on
vacation. She will return to resume
her work as training critic.
Miss Minnie Lintz, education, viii
be home in few weeks from her long
jaunt to Alaska and Ohio.
Miss Mary T. Lutz is resting at her
home in Michigan City, Ind, and will
return.
Miss Naomi L. Dinsmore will spend
her vacation in this state, most of it
lin Flagstaff, and will be on the staff
next year. She began here at the be-
ginning of summer school, succeeding
Miss Alice C. Moore as training critic,
the latter having accepted a position
in the east.
Francis G. Osborn, manual arts, is
spending a week on student recruiting
work in the south part of the state,
then will go to California. He will
return here
Miss Nevada Platner, art, is unde-
cided as to her plans. She will not
return.
Robert R. Powers, mathematics and
training school, is going to put in most
of his spare time before he has to dig
in again touring Arizona in his car.
c. V. Ridgely, music, left Saturday
for Oak Creek, the first of a series Of
auto pilgrimages.
Miss Mildred |. Whetsel, music,
back from a years special study in
the east, will be on the staff again
next year. She is remaining here for
a short time to take her mother to
some of che scenic wonders in this
section, then will accompany her home
to Pueblo, afterward visiting brother
in Denver.
Miss Willie Smith, commerce, will
return, ready for hard work after
few weeks at her home in the south
part of the state.
r. G.. Stevenson, as previously an
nounced, will be superintendent Of
Williams schools next year and will
go there in a few weeks. Mr.. Gam
mage succeeds him in direction of the
training school.
Miss Ida G. Wilson, librarian, will
return after few weeks vacation at
her home in Lincoln, Neb.1
Miss Mary G. Boyer, back some
time ago from her special studies in
the University of California, southern
branch, will remain here during most
of the vacation period and will teach
in the junior high school department
of the training school. Miss Boyer
may spend week at Grand Canyon
and another at Oak Creek.
Miss Wheeler, who had been on
years leave studying at Columbia,
will not return but has accepted fine
position in the educational department
of the University of Vermont.
Of the special summer school staff,
Lacey A. Eastburne returns to Phoe-
nix, Drake and Stanley to Peoria,
FELTON, to Tempe, Smith to University
of Washington, Coate to Lacrosse,
Judson to Phoenix.
Vernon A. Lantis, back to teach in
summer school after a leave for spe-
cial study, will teach in the State
Teachers college at Peru, Neb.
Miss Amy Rourke, assistant to Mrs.
Smith, business secretary, for the |
third summer, returns to Bisbee to
teach.
Messrs. Hollar and Hughes will re-
main as superintendent of buildings
and grounds and chief engineer. r. b.
Cree as general utility man.
Of the matrons' staff: Taylor Hall,
for men, which had been taken care of
during the last year by Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Stevenson, will next year be in
charge of Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Rolfe.
Mr.. Rolfe comes from Wisconsin and
will toaph hictary