Normal School Graduates a Class of Twenty Nine, June, 1901.
| Gertrude E. BELL George R. BRIGHT C. Henry BOWMAN Lilly BUCKLES Edith BURGESS Sarah Gertrude CLARKE Maude Ethel DRAKE Hattie M. DELLINGER Edith FOUTS Pearl GALLIHER |
Bessie GRIGGS Anna IVERSON Martin KORSTAD Thomas KORSTAD Pearle LEE Sadie LEWELLEN Leo LUCE Mary Ayres McBRIDE Lillian MILLER Calla Elizabeth MONLUX |
Allie B. MULDOON Elnore OERTLI Emma Louise RATCLIFFE Ada SHIDLER Frances Ethel SIDERS Emma WHITWORTH Carrie WILMORE Leone WITTER Eugenia Maud WOODIN |
Those who have received elementary certificates during 1901 are:
| January 25, 1901 -- Stella FLETCHER, Pt Townsend Lena FECKENSCHER, Seattle Lucile FOBES, Whatcom Carrie MACINTOSH, Everson Pearl SMITH, Ferndale Louise BAKER, Pt. Townsend Edith COSE, Charleston Clara COMSTOCK, Coupeville Anna KLOCKSTEAD, Vashon |
June 13, 1901 -- Effie REAR, Snohomish Laura SWEET, Whatcom May PELLMAN, Everett Sara PETERSON, Padilla Grace POWERS, Everett Eva ECKERSON, Whatcom Violet BOURGET, Everett Blanche CHARON, Everett Olive McGINNIS, Seattle Minnie PENFIELD, Whatcom Lucy VESTAL, Snohomish Alievesa KENNEDY, Edmonds Helen HANDY Pansy FREEMAN, Seattle |
From The Daily Reveille, June 14, 1901; copied by Susan Nahas
June, 1907
THIRTY-TWO young men and women who have completed the course at the State Normal School will march boldly to the front of the platform to receive the diplomas that certify their intellectual attainments at the Normal Auditorium Thursday, June 7. The close of commencement week will be marked by the exercises on Thursday, and the school will close its doors to the students who have finished the course. Almost every member of the senior class has already obtained a position for next year. Four of them go into the city schools of Bellingham to teach. Four go to Tacoma, two to Everett and three to Seattle. One goes to Prosser as teacher of manual training and history in the grammar grades of the public schools. One goes to Tacoma as ward principal, and one to Renton in the same capacity. Two members of the class completed their work last February and two will not complete their work until the close of summer school. All others will complete their work June 6.
The list of seniors who will graduate follows:
| Myrtle ALEXANDER, Snohomish G. S. ALLISON, Spokane Andrew ANDERSON, Mt. Vernon Byrd ANSLOW, Port Orchard Frances ARNOLD, Bellingham Herbert W. COPELAND, Port Gamble Nora CORBETT, Ballard Helen GOLDWAITHE, Sunnyside Leslie HANKINS, Bellingham Minerva LAWRENCE, Blyn Emma LEIDEL, Goldendale Minnie LESOURD, Coupeville |
Aimee LOWE, Walla Walla Alice McCULLOUGH, Everett Grace MANSFIELD, Bellingham Stella MOTT, Seattle Aimee MOYER, Bellingham Ada MYERS, Shelton Walter NICHOLS, Bellingham Ellen O'FARRELL, Orting Gladys PATRIC, Snohomish Bertha PAYNE, Everett Mary L. PEMBERTON, Tacoma Ada PENCE, Bellingham |
Faith POPE, Bellingham Grace PURINTON, Tacoma Lola RECORDS, Everett Grace SMITH, Bellingham Elizabeth SOUDERS, Bellingham Ellen SWEET, Bellingham Tyra THOMSON, Puyallup Pearl VAN OSTRAND, Ferndale Tena WALL, Blaine Elsie WARE, Port Angeles Roger WILLIAMS, Renton Anna WALDEN, Shelton |
From The Morning Reveille, May24, 1907; copied by Susan
Nahas
June, 1908
| At a meeting of the Normal faculty yesterday afternoon fifty-three secondary
and twenty-eight elementary certificates to teach were granted to the students
in the various classes of the school. Forty-three students in the junior
and ten in the fourth year classes received secondary certificates, while
twenty-eight elementary certificates were issued to the members of the sophomore
class. Only a few of the candidates failed to receive the papers giving them
authority to teach. The secondary certificates are good for five years and
the elementary for two years. Holders of the secondary certificates must
teach at least two years in order to obtain a life diploma. The successful
candidates are as follows:
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From The Bellingham Herald, June 10, 1908; copied by Susan
Nahas
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