University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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mtc of [ree of rural p years to his fcnt of f Eng- ted for t H. ( . Sl ITON, B. S. Prof. M. (). Sutton is a graduate of the I’niversity of Nebraska with degree of H. S.. taught eight years as principal and teacher of science in leading Nebraska high schools; was elected to his present position upon the establishment of the school; has thorough equipment for the work he teaches. ; repar- in the If Ne- f Fine Handi- e years rge of ol luges josition Edith L. Robbins., M. A.f B. Mus. Miss Edith I . Robbins is a graduate of Wesleyan University and the University of Nebraska,, degree of B S. and Master’s de- gree: also the Wesleyan Conservatory of Music and the University of Nebraska Con- servatory of Music with degree of B. M. besides which she has made special prepara- tion in the University of Chicago and in Europe; has had several years experience in public schools and colleges as teacher; was elected to the faculty of the State Normal upon the establishment of the school.

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 Marion Smjtii. Miss Marion (’. Smith made special prepar- ation for the work of her department in the Art Department of the University of Ne- braska. in the Pennsylvania Ac ademy of Fine Arts, Chicago Art Institute and the Handi- craft (luild of Minneapolis: taught five years in city schools; for five years had charge of art departments in public schools and colleges before being elected to her present position upon the establishment of the school. Professor N Porter is a graduate of the University of Nebraska with degree of B, A. ; spent two years teaching in rural schools, two years in city schools, nine years in state normal before being elected to his present position upon the establishment of the school : has made a special study of Eng- lish and Literature and is fully equipped for the work of his department.

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Alima Hosic, A. M., I!- Ed. Miss Alma Hosic is a graduate of the State Normal School at Peru, anti from the I nicer sity of Nebraska with H. A. and Masters degrees; has made special study in Hanover, (iermany; taught two years in rural schools, si years in city schools; three years assistant in University of Nebraska; was elected to her present position upon the establishment of the Miss Alice Corinne Stanley, Secretary to the President, spent her early life at Adrian, Michigan, where she attended the public University. She early showed a liking for lan- guages. and entered the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts for the purpose of studying the Spanish language. School at Kearney two years ago. Her educa- tion in business and professional lines has amply fitted her for the systematic work re- quired in her present position. school. A lick C Stanley. She continued this line of work for about three years, in the meantime doing court re- porting and legal work, when she was called to her present position in the State Normal schools later entering Raisin Valley Seminary. After completing her work there she took up her professional training in Detroit Business