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

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Dorothy C. Williams Kimball Secretary to the President. A. B., Kearney State Teacher» College. 1926. 7 years in present position. Florin Carlton Williams Wabashf Indiana Teacher Training. A. B.. Indiana University, 1927; A. ML, Indiana University 1930. 1 year in present position. Lula E, Wirt Kearney Education. A. B., University of Nebraska. 1899; M A . Columbia University. 1927; University of Chicago, 1916, 10 years in present position. William H. Zkigizl Kearney Education. B S,, in Ed:., Missouri Stare Teachers College, Krrksvi.ile, 1925; M. A., University of Missouri, 1926; Pfi, D1., University of Missouri, 1930- 1 year in present position. Board of Education Hon. Fred S. Knapp, President Omaha Hon. Edgar Ferneau. Vice President --------- Auburn Hon. Fred W, Andersen, Secretary Cozad Charles W. Taylor Lincoln F. D. Crites Clmdron K J. MUNDAY..... Red Cloud John F. Rohn Fremont Page 22

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Blanche Skinner LaGrange, Missouri Teacher Training. A. B.. Colorado State Teachers College. 1926: A. M-. Colorado State Teachers College, 1930; State Teachers College. Warrens- burg, Missouri. 1910-12: Washington University. St, Louis, 1911; University of Montana. 1923. 3 years in present position, Marion C. Smith Kearney Art. H F. A.. Kearney State Teachers College. 1932; Pennsylvania Academy oi Fine Arts, 11898, 1912; University of Nebraska, 1894-96; Handicraft Guild, Minneapolis, 1907; Landscape, Art League, Woodstock, New York, summers, 1911,1912; Chicago Art Institute, summer, 1903. 27 years in present position. E. M. Smithey Kearney Registrar. A. B. in Ed.. Kearney State Teachers College, 1928, 10 years tn present position. Warren H. Steinbach Kearney Physical Science. B. S., Hastings College . 1926; M. S-, University of Nebraska, 1929; Ph. D., University of Nebraska, 1931. 2 years in present position. H. G, Stout Kearney Education. A B.. Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1914; A. M.. University of Nebraska. 1925: University of Chicago, summer. 1920. 5 years in present position, Eleonora Stromquist Lindsborg, Kama School Nurse. A. B,, Bethany ColteRe, Lindsborg. Kansas, 1916; IT N., Augustana Training School for Nurses, Augustan Hospital, Chicago, 1919; P, H- N.. Chicago School of Civics and Phil- anthropy. 1920; P, H, N„ University of Chicago. 1920. 5 years in present position. Elda Stubbs La Junta, Colorado Teacher Training. A. R., Colorado State Teachers College, 19 20; M. A,., Colorado State Teachers College. 1927; Iowa State Teachers College. Cedar Falls; University of California, Berkeley; University of Colorado, Boulder. 4 years in present position. Ethel M. Sutton Kearney Commercial Education. B. Ed., Kearney State Teachers College, 1917: A, B,, Kcamcy State Teachers College. 1918; A. M., Columbia University, 1932. 12 years in present position. Rolland R, Truitt Bloomington. Illinois Music. B. M. E., Illinois Wesleyan. School of Music, 1931, 2 years in present position. Anna Van Brussel Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Teacher Training. B. A.. Iowa Wesleyan College, 1917; M. A., University of Iowa. 19 29; Iowa State Teachers College. 2 years in present position. J. Clark Weaver Pullman, Washington English, A. B., State College of Washington, 1929; Ph. M., University of Wisconsin, 1931. 2 years in present position. Mary E. Whitney Detroit, Michigan Physical Education. IV S.. University of Michigan. 193 1: M. A.. New Y ork University, 1932; Teachers College, Colum bia University, 1932; University of Wisconsin, summer, 1929, 1 year in present position, Page 21

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GRANT FLINT. For eight summer terms a voting man attended Teachers college. He was a likeable fellow—cheerful and commend ably egotistical. Scholastically he stood in the upper rank of his class. In his ninth term at ft. S. T. C. he was elected editor of the College student publi- cation, The Antelope. Since hi position as superintendent at Brewster, Nebraska had given him a rare sense of professional responsibility and mature judgment, he made an excellent editor. He closed another successful summer term in August, lacking only a few hours of his degree. After seriously considering attending college during the winter term of 1932- 33, he decided to rciurn to Brewster as superintendent and finish his school work at K. S. T, C, the following summer. Showing an unusual ability and liking for bis work, he continued serving as head of the Brewster school until he was taken ill. He died after completing only a little more than three months of the term. In his memory, the senior class of 1933 dedicates this page: To a most representative K. S. T. C. aenior; To a fellow student toward whom they have felt the utmost admiration and respect.