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

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Rose Lily Aden Kearney President Latin Club, 1st quarter; Sec- retary Orophilians, 1st quarter; Repre- sentative mi Dean ' s Council from Senior (lass, ' Jiol quarter; Program Chairman Latin Club, ' Jml quarter; Secretary of Senior Class. 1st quarter; Vice-President Latin Club, 3rd quarter; Member of V. V. i A., W. A. A., Xi Phi. A girl worth while is a girl who will smile, When everthing goes dead wrong. Sena Katherine Aden Kearney Antelope Reporter for second quarter Senior Class. They ' re only truly great who are truly good. Iia Faye Andrews Kearney President Kindergarten Club; Xi Phi; Y. W, c. A. Cabinet; Dean ' s Council; President Oampfire; French Club; Vice President Zip Club; Advertising Manager of Blue ami Cobl; V. A. A. Some say she is studious. Some say she is not; Rut we all know she ' s jolly Which amounts to a lot. Clyde E. Cox Kenesaw i- , president Academy of Math, anil Science; Member of Athletic Board; Stu- dent Council; Xi Phi; Zip Club: Y. M. ( . . Manual Arts club; K. Club; Basket- ball . Football ; Tra.l; ; Rural club. A football and basketball artist. He has common sense in a way un- common. Mary Davis Gibbon Y. W. 0. A.; N. L A. Unit; Campfiie. There is ever music in her soul And sunshine in her smile.

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Cora O ' Connell Miss Cora O ' Connell, principal of the Training High School for the past eleven years, received her A. B. Degree from the University of Nebraska in 1900, graduat- ing with the honor of Phi Beta Kappa. She completed her A M. Degree from Columbia University in 1915. Miss O ' Connell takes an active part in civic activities. She served as President of the Woman ' s Club for two consecutive years, District President of Woman ' s Edu- cational Club and was also president of the P. E. O. Miss O ' Connell has travelled extensively for a summer in Alaska and also abroad. The Seniors have enjoyed her helpful guidance for the four years of their col- lege life. They could always depend upon her and we surely wish to thank her for her co-operation. Here ' s to Miss O ' Con- nell. A. J. Mercer A. J. Mercer received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from Bethany College, Bethany, West Virginia, in 1877, and the degree of Master of Arts from the State University of Nebraska in 1901. His educational experience consists of two years in country schools, four years in high schools, ten years as principal and superintendent, and seven years as college instructor and president, before coming to Kearney State Teachers College. He is now completing his twenty-second year as the head of the Earth Science department of the college. He was the sole sponsor of the Class of 1918, and in the fall of 1926, because of the absence of Prof. Vern Fryklund, Presi- dent Martin selected him to fill the vacant place as the joint sponsor of the Class of 1927.

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Ruth Alice Davis Kearney Xi Pni: Zip Club; Y. Y. C. A. Ti ' j only lovely thoughts can make a lovely face. Raymond Donahue Greeley, Colo. student N. E. A. Edison werent, I would be. Paul E. Extrom Ax tell Xi Phi: Y. M. C. A.; Rural Club; Super- intendent Riverdale. 7 profess not talking; only this — Let each man do his best. Claudius O. Evans Venus Academy of Science and Math.; Manual Arts Club; Antelope reporter, 1st quarter, chairman. 3rd quarter; . M. C. A. He has half the deed done, Who has made a beginning. Helen Faye Farquhar Guide Rock She ' s pretty to walk with and witty to talk with And pleasant too, to think on. LJULT.jijmnLir.iiuiMgL.