Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Mary Alene Smith Instructor in Piano and History of Music. Head of Organ Depart¬ ment. New England Conserva¬ tory of Music, Boston; Pupil of Whiting, Stasing, Goettschins and Elsor. Clemens Movius Head of Voice Department. Berlin and Paris. Pupil of Sbriglia. Francis William Kerns Head of Violin Department. Ober- lin Conservatory of Music. Pupil of Sol Marcosson and Johann H. Beck. Twenty-two

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ullu (EmtHpnmtnrg John Peter Ludebeuhl Oberlin Conservatory, Pupil of Heffley and Sherwood, Pupil of Kevash and Philip Ruefer. Clara Urania Mills Head of Theoretical Department, Instructor in Piano, Ear Train¬ ing and Harmony. Graduate and Post-Graduate of American Con¬ servatory, Chicago. Paris. Pupil of John Hattsstadt Hurot, Levy and Harold. Maude Fender Gutzmer Instructor in Voice Culture. Pupil of Sbriglia, Paris. Tiventy-one

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Post (graduate §tuiuuttis Nebraska Wesleyan University has two candidates for post-gradu¬ ate degrees in June. Mrs. Minnie Kline Meyers, A. B. Baker University, 1911, is a candidate for the Master’s degree, her thesis being “Child Labor in the United States.’’ Miss Neva-Rae Russell, A. B. Nebraska Wesleyan University 1916, is also a candidate for the Master’s degree, her thesis being, “The Social Significance of Human Action in Dante’s Divina Commedia.’’ Both are members of the Alpha Delta Omega So¬ rority. The cheerful presence of these post-graduate students, their great loyalty and interest in college life, their scholarship and ability in re¬ search has revealed the higher possibilities of college life to many an undergraduate. Twenty-three