Calumet High School - Peace Pipe Yearbook (Calumet, MI)

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In Memoriam Mis Rogers was born an! reared in Saginaw County, Michigan where she received n district school education and for some time taught in the grade ,schools at Petosky. In 1885 she entered Michigan State Normal College at Ypsilanti and in 1886, she came to Calumet ll ateacher, being employed first in the grades and later in departmental work before taking a high school assignment as teacher of English and rhetoric. For many years prior to her retirement in 1936 she wal Dean of Girls and Assistant Principal in the high school. Literally thousands of graduates will recall the high quality of her instruction as reflected, in part, in her excellent interpretation of the classics. She is remembered by many for her community service and her active work as a member of the First Baptist Church of Calumet. It is noteworthy thatlinl Roggrs tnugbtin the Calumet Publicbschools for more years than any other teacher to date, having taught in this system for fifty years. Her total teaching service was fifty-two years.

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An exterior View of the C 81 H Library surrounded by its post and pipe fence. The children s reading room of the C Kr H Library looking toward the adult reading room--a familiar sight to all Calumet residents more than twenty years of age who will recall those famous story hours on Saturday afternoons. Older residents will even recall when the bath house was in the basement of this building. The main lobby of the C 81 H Library showing the circulation desk and looking through the open door into the stacks.