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

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glil and ; took ycrsity ); also Kng- krs in in city pars as osition John A. Stkvker. Prof, Jno, A. Stryker taught penmanship in Franklin Academy, and later attended the Xanerian School of Penmanship at Columbus, Ohio, from which school lie graduated with high honor: is regarded by Professor Zaner as one of the finest products of his school. Mr. Stryker has charge ol the penmanship classes of the Normal. il pre- igaged School her in j spent widely tea for Agnes Rni thn. Miss Agnes Rnutzen is a graduate of the Kindergarten Department of the State Nor- mal School and has also had experience as a teacher in primary work.

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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

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Cora O’Conneix, A. B. Miss Cora O’Connell is a graduate of the I niversity of Nebraska with a degree of A. B.; her higher standing in the stale is attested by the responsible positions she has held; was instructor in junior normals for several years, a member of the state board of examiners for life certificates, a member of the state board of Inspection for private and denominational sc hools and principal of the Ashland high school. Lydia Salcjren. Miss Lydia E. Salgren, director of labora- tories, is a graduate of the State Normal School at Kearney and has specialized in the biological sciences; has had charge of this work for nearly three years and has demon- strated her fitness for the work.