100 years ago
1925: Vacation Plans of City School Teachers: Miss Mary Fullington, domestic science teacher at Emerson school, leaves tomorrow for Los Angeles, where she will take a boat for Seattle to attend the University of Washington. She will not be on our teaching staff next year, having signed to teach art in the Hurley, N.M., schools. Miss Jane Brown, school nurse, who will please everyone by her return next fall, will accompany Miss Fullington as far as Seattle, whence she will go to Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies. Miss Lucile Bigham, art teacher at Emerson, will visit her parents in Idaho this summer, returning in the fall. Miss Louise Snyder, who is returning next year, will leave tomorrow for Hollywood, where she has relatives. She will attend the southern branch of the University of California this summer. Miss Margaret Schumaker will join her family in Albuquerque next week and in August will be married to Hill H. Lewis of McNary. Miss Ema Vandevort, principal of Brannen school, will take subjects in the southern branch of the University of California and observe at Dr. Wadell’s training school, leaving about June 13. She will return this fall for another year here. Miss Alma Acker of Brannen school will spend her vacation with her father, whose health is not good. Miss Dorothy Jakle will attend the University of California at Berkeley during summer vacation. Charles Fillerup will put in his vacation attending summer school at Teachers college. Miss Lucile Haeger left today for her home in Oak Park, Ill., where she will spend the summer with her mother. She signed a contract to return next year. Miss Frances Stringfellow, critic teacher in the training school at Teachers college this last year, will be on the Emerson faculty next year.
Gallery: Go greener at the 3rd annual Gardeners Market
Gardeners Market
Adelaide Gustafson, 2, picks out a plant during the Gardeners Market, which took place in the Pine Forest Charter School parking lot on Saturday. The third annual market, which is hosted by Lily of the Field and features workshops and local growers selling Flagstaff-adapted plants and seeds, continues through the end of June.
Gardeners Market
The third annual Gardeners Market, which is hosted by Lily of the Field and features workshops and local growers selling Flagstaff-adapted plants and seeds, continues through the end of June in the Pine Forest Charter School parking lot.
Gardeners Market
Erin Cunningham arranges plants at her stall during the Gardeners Market in the Pine Forest Charter School parking lot on Saturday.
Gardeners Market
Joel Krehbiel, left, and Tobie Lavoie, who form the band Him and Me, play during the combined Gardeners Market and Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market in the Pine Forest Charter School parking lot on Saturday.
Gardeners Market
A variety of Flagstaff-adapted plants and seeds are for sale Saturday at the Gardeners Market, which takes place in the Pine Forest Charter School parking lot through the end of June.
Gardeners Market
David Sundland browses in the sprinkling rain with his newly purchased lettuce and columbine plants during the Gardeners Market in the Pine Forest Charter School parking lot on Saturday.
Gardeners Market
Amelia Blake, co-owner of Lily of the Field, talks to customers during the third annual Gardeners Market, which takes place in the Pine Forest Charter School parking lot through the end of June.
