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

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4 Dkpartmknr or iKRMAN Lanc.i u and Literature. I.M a Husk is .1 gradu air of the State Normal Si bool at Peru and from the University of Nebraska with the de- greet of B. A. and M. A. Besides her thor- ough preparation in American schools, she made special study of her chosen subject in Hanover, Germany. She taught two years in rural schools, six years in city schools and foi three years was assistant in the I niversity if Nebraska. She is thoroughly devoted to her profession and is an inspiration to those who come under her instruction. She was selected for the subjects she teaches upon the organiza tion of the school. miss ainta bosir j }, CIitDcrsoii I JKI'ARTMI- X I OF 11 ISTf R A Nil KCONOMICS. |T. N. A xokksmx is ;i graduate o f Lombard College ith a degree of B. S. 11c has also studied in the University of Ne- braska and in he University of Chicago; he has specialized thoroughly in his chosen sub- ject. taught two years in rural schools, two and one-half years in Normal schools, eight and one-half years as principal and superin tendent of citv schools. He is the author ot the Manual on State examination questions and answers in United States History and holds high rank among tlu teachers ot his- tory ami economics; he was elected to his present position upon the establishment of the school.

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 BLUE. GOLD 1 1 ' aAKSt w, A3tyaa tywsacg!iCiw»rj» J The Faculty ££tilliniu a. Clark Department nr Km cation. Q Vtiu.iAM A. ( I.ARK, Dean of the Faculty, 1|1 is a graduate of the Normal Hniver- sity of Lebanon, ()hio, with degrees ot A. 15. and Fed. 1)„ Harvard University vvitli the degree of A. M. and University of Chi- cago with tlie degree Fh. D : taught four years in country schools, was four years teacher and principal in high schools, eleven years in- structor in colege and university, five years in State Normal, four years President of the State Normal at Peru; was elected to his present position upon the establishment of the school after making thorough and special preparation for the subjects of his department, He has held many positions of honor; among them the vice-presidency of the National Kd uiation Association. 0?. R. ntiOgmss Dei aktmk.n i u- Mathematics. K. Sx'oinskass is a graduate of the iTl Southwestern State Normal School CT of California. Pennsylvania, taught six years in district schools and twenty years as principal and superintendent of leading city school in Nebraska; was superintendent of the city schools at Wayne when elected to the Normal school faculty at the opening of the school. Professor Snodgrass is a careful stu- dent of educational methods, has made special preparation for teaching mathematics and ha at hieved distinction in his chosen field.

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tffliss ©ertrtiOc I). i iirtnicr Department of Latin Language and Lr PERATI'RE. 0'¥ i-;RTRri iv II. Harm nek of tip department y of Latin Language and Literature, is a graduate of Wesleyan University with the degree of 1L L. and of the t’Diversity of Nebraska with the degree of B. A. Besides her research in American schools, she lias made special study in foreign lands. She spent a summer in the country of the early I atin civilization and brings to her classes the inspiration of he sources in the subjects she teaches. She taught several years in leading Nebraska High Schools where she won dis- tinction and was elected to her present posi- tion upon the establishment of the school. CDiss COiirion C. Department of Art.