, 1926-08-25
WITH THE TEACHERS
DURING THE SUMMER
"heIe Ihey Spent Vacation and
Took Summer Work - All
Elementary Staff Returns

Supt. R. B. Hardin and family
spent part of the summer in Cody.
and about a month at Buffalo. Wv
omtng, with Mrs. Hardin's sister
and family.
Misses Josephine Kollmyer and
Beulah Shriyer have been at Des
MONIES and Keokuk, Iowa, during
the major part of the summer.
raul Sweitzer, who is a twelve
onths man in the school, has been
pursuing his work most of the sum-
mer season. He has just returned
THIS week from Laramie where he
attended a two-weeks conference
for vocational training work. Mr..
Sweitzer also had an opportunity
to touch up on athletics while in
Laramie.
Miss Ruth Burns spent most of
the summer in California where she
took special summer work in COM
mercial subjects at Los Angeles.
Later she visited her home folks in
Nebraska.
Miss Clarice Clemens, new instruc-
tor in normal training, has taken
special work in the California uni
versity this summer. Miss Glenn
ems home is at Upton, Wyoming.
Allan Hampshire, who will teach
science and mathematics and assist
with the coaching work. comes to
Cody from Springfield, Mo. He has
had considerable experience in ath-
letic work and will prove of real
assistance to Mr.. Sweitzer.
Anton Hillesland of Morse, Texas.
has been employed to teach history.
band and orchestra. He has taught
these subjects in New Mexico and
Will work in nicely with the Cody
faculty.
Miss Helen Reeves, who will
teach music and Spanish, is a gra-
duate of the University of Mon
tana, and her home. is at Winifred.
Montana.
Miss Mamie Haggland of Lar
annie, Wyoming, is to teach home
economics. She is a graduate OF
the state university.
Miss Louise Filing, principal or
the junior high, has spent the sum-
mer in Cody, where she has been
acting as treasurer at the Burling-
ton cafe.
Miss Helen Pitts will teach the
seventh grade in the junior high.
majoring in English. She is a
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. c. E.
Pitts. and taught last year at Hor-
ton, Kansas.
Miss Maevis Featherstone of Man
vile, Wyoming, will have the sixth
grade. She taught last year at
Manville.
There will be no changes in the
teaching corps of the Elementary
grades. Miss Ellen Hummel spent
the sumner at the TIE ranch and will
return to teach the kindergarten.
Miss Bessie Goodwin, teacher of the
first grade, has been in California
during the summer taking special
primary work. Miss Audrey Blay-
lock has spent the summer at her
home in Grand Junction, Iowa. She
will have charge of the second
grade as last year. Miss Mar
geurfte Luke has been in Cody all
summer, assisting at the Ned Frost
Curio store. She will teach the
third grade.
DNAhAt Nhtdd III Hul1
Finch, instructors in the fourth and
nth grades, respectively, have spent
the sumner at Pahaska Tepee. Dur
ing the last few weeks Miss Mead
Is enjoying a visit at Spokane,
Washington.
Miss Della Ballard, who is to
have the Irma Flat school, has taken
special work at the state university
this summer. Miss Audrey Wilder
spent the summer in Cody assist
ing at the Cody Trading
She was enrolled at the Wyoming
university last year and will teach
the Cedar Mountain school. Miss
Crandall taught on S~outhfork last
year and has spent the summer at
Aldrich lodge. She will teach the
Monument Hill school this winter.
Mis- Helen Hazen will teach at the
Head ranch where there has been
a small school started. She at
tended sumner school at the Wyom-
ing university this summer.
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