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

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Mary Crawford, 11. Mr».. is. A. e State J inver- t-aster's {mover, Idiools, isistant to her of the Miss Mary Crawford is a graduate of the State Normal School of Peru and the State University of Nebraska with degree of 11. A.; has had special training in the University of Chicago for teaching the subjects assigned to her. ( ary to Adrian, public binary. oh up us ii less nr lan- ollege or the guage. about urt re- called iormal educa- L s has rk re- E. G. Williams. Mr. E. G. Williams, director of physical science laboratory, made special preparation for this line of work in the University of Nebraska and renders valuable assistance in this 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

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Etta Browx. M. Di. Miss Etta Brown is 2 graduate of Highland Bark College, with degree of M. Di.; took special work in Drake I niversity, University of Nebraska and University of Chicago: also spent some time in England studying Eng- lish training schools: taught two years in rural schools; eight and one-half years in city and high schools; six and one-half years as county superintendent; elected to her position upon the establishment of the school. Sarah A. Bkixdlky. Mrs. Sarah Brindley received special pre- paration for the work in which she is engaged in Chicago University and the Chicago School of Education; lias experience as teacher in rural schools and city schools, having spent twenty-five years in one system: is widely known in Nebraska and adjoining states for her work in institutes and junior normals. ujaftB • t I