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

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BLUE GOLPfeaV- - lgl Mildred Pattcn, A. B. Grades 5 and 6 Always ready to help and in- struct her teachers. Cora O’Connell. A. B., A. M. Principal of High School A nicer instructor we've never had, We'll agree she's mighty fine. Clever and pleasant, kind and true. The best in every line. Hans Olsen, A. B. High School 2 trustier man one couldn't find. Consolidation fills his mind. Alrtnb G. A. Yc-akam. A. B., A. M. Director All hail, our training school leader, A very big man is he. Well Worthy to be followed, fn all of his work, we'll agree. Agnes Knutzen, A. B. Kindergarten The Senior class knows her ability and worth. She's been an inspiration to us all.

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 EEP ommQT. E ARIlEl] Freshman I’m beginning my school at Kearney, To let knowledge “soak in,“ Yoti keep homing forever and ever. Some come up from the “freshies,” But for real scholastic attainment They call us the “Jolly Juniors. And we do have good times, 'tis true, But we long for the day Not too far away When we'll be wise Seniors too. We have reached another milestone, And plucked much from the knowledge tree, But whether we go or whether we stay, It's 'On for the A. B. Degree! Why do we Keep Koining to Kearney, Such PROFESSIONAL ATMOSPHERE? —Old Settler. And they saj' the folks here are so clever That once you begin Sophomore I’ve been here a year, and it's fine. I’ve learned some and had a good time. Another year, see? A Junior I'll be, Then watch me “hep up in the line. Junior Seniors Senior College Is love for the old school so dear? Partly, yes, but where else do wTe find-