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

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C@iS3 r }ellie TSarton Primary Training Teacher. Miss Barton (B. IA. M.) is a graduate of the Illinois State Normal and of Knox College. She has don. special work in Columbia University and in Berkeley. She was elected to her present position at the opening of thi school year. Throughout her course she lias made a special study of method, and instruction. Miss Barton's pleas itig personality has won for her a host of friends, while her knowledge of the work she has in charge, makes her a very valuable addition to the faculty. She ■ame to the Normal in September, 1014. tfjiss dgnrs ttnuoen Assistant jn Kindergarten. Miss Knutzen is a graduate of tin: Kindergarten Department of the State Normal and has specialized in her work at Columbia University. She is expe- rienced as a Kindergarten teacher and understands thoroughly the methods of instruction and the ideals to be attained in her department. Because of her thor oughness and sweet, winsome manner, she is invaluable in her line of work. 26

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1915 C@i9s Clnirlortc Louie Primary Trainin'? Teacher. Miss Lowe is a graduate of the Pupil Teachers’ College of Liverpool, England, has had special training in the Normal School of Peru, at the Normal College of Album. New York, ami also in the University of Nebraska. She was one of the city teachers of Kearney when elected to her present position in 1906, She has travelled in European countries and is well informed in American, also European methods of instruction and management. U3iss Lulu C CCiirt Grammar Training Teacher. Miss Wirt (A. Bj, is a graduate of the University of Nebraska and has done graduate work, in the University of Chi- cago. Site has had successful expe- rience in the bust high schools of the State, and, to further equip herself for her present position, she spent much time visiting the leading Normal Schools of the United States, tier un ceasing efforts make her successful everywhere. Because of her knowledge of the needs of the teacher and her clear way of presenting her methods, a course under Miss Wirt is desired by ail of those wishing to I come capable teach- ers. 25

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G0iss anna O. Jennings f.l BRA RIAN. Miss Jennings B. 1., S.) received her academic education in York College, in Colorado summer school, and in the Siate Normal at Peru, of which institu lion she is a graduate. She completed ihe course in the University of Illinois 1 ibrary School where she received the degree of B. L. S. She has visited many of the world's famous libraries and is well known in library circles of the United States. She was chosen for her position at the beginning of the school, and because of her splendid fund of information and her methodical ways, she is of invaluable assistance to the students. She was granted a leave of absence this year and lias been in the south much of the time. 03i0S dEtftol LangDcm Assistant Librarian. Miss Langdon (A. B.. B. ],. S.y. graduated from the Nebraska Wesleyan University, and later received the degree of B. L. S. from the Library School of the University of Illinois. She was called to her present position in 1909. Always dignified and serene, her strong personality and kind consideration exert a strong influence upon the students. 27