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

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C0iss anna O, Jcnuiims Librari an, V. Jknmnc.h, librarian, received A her academic education in ork Col- lege, i i Colorado summer school ami in the State Normal school at Peru, from which institution she is a graduate. She com plcted the course in the I niversity of Illinois I ibrary Sc hool and received the degree of B. I.. S. She has visited many of the world’s most famous libraries and is well known in library circles of the United States. Hot splendid fund of information and her methodi- cal ways make her especially valuable in her assistance to the students. She was chosen to her present position at the beginning of the school. S@iss tfEtbol LangDon I A SS1S I A N I' LI ttR A RIAN. I non Laxc.oon, assistant librarian, is a graduate of Wesleyan University. Her ( special preparation for library service was made in the Library School of the Uni- versity of Illinois. She is a teacher of suc- cessful experience in Nebraska high schools. n account of her special fitness, she was re (vntly chosen for the position she holds from a large number of well prepared applicants. She has already demonstrated her ability and has become popular with students and faculty.

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Ci3iss Charlotte Lotnc Prim ary Critic. aki.uiTi-: Lowk is a graduate of the Pu- pil Teachers' College of Liverpool, Kngland; has special training in the Normal School at Peru and also in the Albany Normal College, Albany, N, V, Taught seven years in Liverpool and five and a half years in America before being elected to her present position in 1906. She has traveled extensive- ly in Kuropean countries, is well informed, not only in American but in Kuropean methods of instruction and management. She is a popu- lar institute instructor. Her intelligent en- thusiasm is contagious and leaves its impres- sion upon every pupil in her department. ci3iss aancs Umitsen Assisi s i in Kindekgakik . ;m .s Km x is a gradua.e of the Kear- M ney High School and also of the Kin- dergarten Department of the State Normal. Sir- is experienced as a primary teacher; she understands thoroughly the methods of instruction and the ideals to lie attained in her department of the Normal and is able to render valuable assistance.

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% GOLD 1 3 1 Q3is. (Ella Collin Cbomns iMtns. C'nl.MN Thomas is a product of Nebraska. Her father was a pioneer of the Republican Valiev, hav- ing 11rcceeded the railroad into that country. She is a graduate of the Arapahoe high school, spent some time in Cotner University and graduated from the Kearney Normal, special- izing in English and Centum. She has com- pleted the course leading to degree of bachelor of Education. She began her teaching in the rural schools of Furnas County, and continued as primary teacher in the public schools of ambridge. Nebraska. She is substituting in the English department during the absence of M iss Crawford.