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

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H. O. Sutton, B. S. Physical Science Chemistry students are all hard workers. There’s a reason. J. I. Engleman. B. Physical Science His students all tike him; our tale is told. Harriet Sutton All hail to her! Every stu- dents friend. A. J. Mercer, A. B. Earth Science Earth, air, fire and water. Their mysteries are no more. For Mr. Mercer has explained Them to us o’er and o'er. Carrie E. Ludden. B. Ed. Biological Science On that great judgment morning, When we meet face to face, Wc'll know every single phylum. Its order and its place. 1921

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Lula E.. Wirt, A. B. Dean of Women IVhen u)e are sad and lonely. To Miss IVirl we do go With pleasant smile and greeting, She drives away our woe. BLUE GOLDS Mrs. Sarah Brindley Preceptress Dignity personified. She watches o'er the dorm And all its jolly maidens. To see that they reform. Ray M. Ozmun. A. B. Physical Education In all athletics he guides the destiny of K. S. N. Lillian B. Stuff, A. B. A. M., R. N. School Nurse From head to toe our defects are found„ Since die little school nurse has come to town.

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M. Evelyn Dilley. A. B,, A, M. Latin Miss Dilley has the pep To which all K. S. N. keeps step. Emma E. Hanthorn, A. B. Mathematics Algebraic equations have no terror for Miss Han thorn's stu- dents. Alma Hoste, B. Ed., A. M. Modern Languages She talks in many languages, F'tench, Spanish and the rest, But of all the mystic languages. Camp Fire is the best. M. S. Pate, A. B., A. M. Mathematics Although a mathematics teacher He's the Senior class sponsor as well, And very worthy and mighty. As every Senior will tell.