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

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BLUE 6 GOLD i aFKS fiK'p'-:--! - ISIS 3. 3- fiercer bKiwimiK.vr ok (Jkogkapiiy, A ;ri i lturf, ii Mam i. Training. A . J. Mi-:ki i n is a graduate of Bethany College, West Virginia, receiving his L Bachelor’s degree; received his Mast- er's degree from the University of Nebraska; taught two years in country schools, four years in high school, ten years as principal and sup- erintendent and seven years as college instruct o! and president. He has made an exhaustive study of the subjects he teaches: has done a large amount of research study ; is exceeding- ly versatile and never fails to inspire interest. He was elected to his present position upon the opening of the school. Oscar ML mcrtlc 1 )KP VR I MKX'I’ OF AkITM-MKIH . UlVllS A NO School Law. A m . h VV. kai.k received his educatum in ()|y the public schools of ()hio and in Deni- son University; spent two years as teacher in rural schools, five years as teacher and principal of city schools; four years as county superintendent of Lincoln County, Ne- braska. He has unbounded love for the school room, implicit faith in humanity and is always rcadv to lend a hand. His methods in sub- jects he teaches are fully abreast of the times. He was -chosen to this department upon the opening of the school.

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Herbert 2D. button 1 i i‘ak i'Mext «»i Physical Sciences. kkbekt O, SCT.ron received his education in the common schools of the state of Nebraska and in die Nebraska Univer- sity. from which institution he bears the de- cree of is. S. I »r eight years he was teacher of science in leading high schools of the state where be acquired distinction, not only for his able instruction, but for bis ability to equip and build up a department. He is a complete master of the subjects under his direction and was chosen to his present position upon the establishment of the school. eijiss Lg ta Salami Assistant tn UioLoim al Sciences. qr vniA Saltkfa. director of biological lab- ratory. is one of the early graduates of C our own institution. Her special qual- ities soon brought her to the attention of the various members of the faculty under whom she studied. She had extensive and success- ful experience in teaching before being select- ed for Iter present position three years ago. She is painstaking and obliging and lias won the esteem of the students with whom she labors.

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eors. Ortuc C. feteatunan Dkpartmk.nt of Mi sic. rack 1C, Steadman received her prepara- tion for the work of this department at Delaware, Middletown, and Cincinnati, Ohio; spent sixteen years as church and con- fert soloist and teaching elocution, music and physical culture in the public schools; she un- derstands thoroughly what needs to be ac- complished in her subjects in the schools of the state; her splendid personality, her rare ability and her fine enthusiasm exert a marked influence upon the students of her department. Cities Cunirc !?otl]iurll Reading, Elocution and Physical Culture. vii k Both well is a graduate of Drex- lij el Conservatory, Chicago, where in con- nection with her work in Expression and Dramatic Art, she took a special course in Reading and Physical Culture. She also did special work in the Toledo School of Expres- sion, She has had marked success as an en- tertainer, having been connected with a School Lyceum Bureau for several years, and also in her connection with the Normal the past year.