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

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The value to the students doing this extension work is two fold; it trains for public appearance and leadership, and it instills the necessary community interest For effecive school-life service. It is the hope of the K. S. X. S. that III • work will grow until the slogan is fulfilled and Our Campus is the State of Nebraska. To the left is shown the Glen wood school, pronounced by Dr. II. W. Foght, Chief of the Rural School Division, V. S. Bureau of Education, Washington, I). 0., “the best one room rural school I know of.” Requests for the plans of this build- ing have come to Mr. Sipple from two-thirds of the states in the Cnion. and from educational officials in Canada. Tin ear at the right is the one used by Mr. Sipple in his supervision work and in transporting students in the rural department to the two demonstration schools where they do praetieal teaching and observa- tion work. Mr. Sipple and a stu- dent teacher are just setting forth for the Glen wood school. PROF SHREVES' STUDY CENTER—GRAND ISLAND 3.1