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

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H. C. STOUT Education LYLE E. MANTOR Social Science EACH ONE A LEADER... H. C. Stout—-A.B., Nebraska Wesleyan University; Grad- uate Student, University of Chicago. University of Southern California; A.M.„ Ph.D., University of Ne- braska. Lyle Mantor—A.B., Iowa State Teachers College ; A.ML Ph,D.. University of Iowa; Roberts Fellowship in History. Columbia University. Calvin Ryan—A.B., Washington College; ED.M., Har- vard, Graduate Student. University of Wyoming. W. E, Bnuner— B.S., A.Ml., Ph.D,, University of Ne- braska. Otto Olson—A.EL Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney; B.5., The Stout Institute; A.M., University of Missouri; Craduate Student, University of Wiscon- sin. C. ANDERSON CEORGE ARNOLD ALTA BERCQUIST DOROTHY ALICE PAINE EDITH SMITHEY DOROTHY Nutritionist Head Custodian School Nurse HOLCOMB Assistant Librarian Registrar WILLIAM! Student Union Bursar Director Page 12

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COLLEGE SUBHEADS An important man in the life of every teacher from Kearney College is Mr. Del Danker, director of the Placement Bureau. Mr. Danker not only helps the future teachers find positions, but advises them as to sched- ules and salaries. As a result of Mr. Danker's Teacher’s Training Program, men and women who leave Kearney College to accept positions in secondary education will have had the ex- perience of observing classes in the Kearney Public Schools and of practice teaching under the supervision of Kearney Public School teachers. Primary teachers receive experience in the training school in the A. 0. Thomas building. Mr. Danker is interested in train- ing future teachers of America in the best possible method, that is, the practical applica- tion of knowledge acquired. 55131 The first requirement for good education is good teachers. Teacher training and psychol- ogy of learning is stressed by Kearney’s Educa- tion Department, under the direction of Dr. H. C. Stout. Dr. Stout prepares the educa- tional program in such a way that it may change, as times change. His primary goal is to improve the fields of education for both primary and secondary teachers. He is well known, nationally, as an educator, for his thesis entitled Variations of Normal Children is included in the libraries of many colleges. Dr. Stout also has the responsibility of the vice-presidency of the college. During ab- sences of the president he takes charge of meetings, grants permission for student activ- ities, and is present for many social events. After hours, Dr. Stout is a golf enthusiast. Del Danker ...................A.B., M.A. Page 1 I

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 ■ HY WILLIAMS ursar Goldah T. Anderson—B.S , Iowa State College; Graduate Student, University of Nebraska. George Arnold—Our head-custodian, and a real nice fellow to know, Alta Bergquist—R.N., St Lukes Hospital, Denver; B.S.. Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney, Dorothy Holcomb—A.B., University of Nebraska; Grad- uate Student, University of Nebraska, Alice Paine—Ph.B., University of Chicago; B.5., in Li- brary Science. University of Illinois» M.S., in Library Science, Columbia University, E:vith Sniithey—A.B., Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney. Dorothy Williams—A.B., Nebraska State Teachers Col- lege at Kearney, Page 13 OTTO C. OLSON Industrial Education