ANNOUNCEMENTS 1906-1907
Thrs school <was in 1867 b), the (trsf Legls!ilfure of the State of Nt:br.tskol
PUBLISHJ\D Bl-MONTIII, Y BY 'l'Illl STATJ; NORMAl, SCHOOl. PRI!SS PERU, NHDHASKA
llntered jnnunry :! 10011, ut Peru, Nl'hrnaku. mntter und,cr Act of uf July 16, t81H
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A NNOUNCEMENTS 1906- 19 07
A f ree scho[a,.s h ip to e cu er_v )JOung man a nd yo u ng woma n is provided by th e state / PU B_LIS HED BI- i\ 10" THLY AT PER U, NE BR ASK A
If I · nld pain t a pi ·tor . And pain t it w ith ·olors t ru e, I would ep ml my ti 111 • in wu rk s nu im e P ai n tin g old P ru .
l would pa.: nt th se uill s anu va ll p:, Those fi Ids with th ir g ld n h r> a.v e!> , Th e littl e s quin 1 with hi s swi h and 1:1w irl, Tho se b ea uti fu l autumn le aves.
Th ose kin gs of th e s tM ely Mon archs of ag es pa s t.
Those bill s, tho se ro cks and rill s.God gr ant th ey may a lw ays las t.
We mix o ur earthly colors
And call o ur paint in g good ; But the God abov e \Yith a. hea rt of l ove Mak es colors tba.t no m <tn could
He h as taken th e r ares t color s, r Th e gems of b P.ave nly blu e, And pa inted a picture in natur e,We call that pictur e Pe ru.
Fa culty nd Admin ' tr t!v O fficers ,) \\ ·. 't .\ B'l't Pr n
ANNE M. HE' , B.L. 1 99 Snpcl'intendent r.rraiuing
ELvA E. R LON Ped. B., 18 99 Librarian
GRACE D. CuLBERT oN ; 1900
As soc iate Profes so r of English
DoR.A KREBS , 1900
Int e rm ediate Cr itic T eac h er
ELIZABETH CRA WFOR.D, 1900 Mod el 'l' each e:i:'
vv. R. HAR.T, A .M., 1901 Prof esR or of P syc holo gv ::w d Pedagog;r
C. F. BECK, 1901
Assodate Pr ofessor of 1\fathema.tics and Commandant Cadet Battalion
*Indicates dat e when se rvi ces began .
PROF. AND MRS. J. M. McKENZ IE
The fir st principal a nd tb fir st prece ptr ess of tb e N e bra slm State Normal School at Pe ru
"Professo r J. M. McKe nzi e is writ ing a history of the sc hool. It is to be a book of 250 or 300 pages. Eve ry grad uat e s hould s ub sc rib e for a book. Those des iring CJpies of this b Jo k sh<mld se nd th e ir names to Prof essor McKe nzie, O akdale, California.
Professo r McK e nzie was th e fir st principal of a nd al so first s tate s up erintendent of public in s truction He wa s one of the l eading e du· cators of the state for many years. Though a' ve ry ' old man , he still ba s the me ntal vigor of early life, ·showin g re mark a bl e st r'e ng tb as a writer. His baccal aureate addr ess l as t May was one of the mo st abl e a ddr es.ses ever' deliv e red at the in stitution
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NLI\l\II E R. ·rz 1905 \.s ·i 'd ti c 'l' e,a h r
NE LL IE MAY CH L EE, 1906 C 1·Hie a nd l\J ode l Tea lJ r
Committee s of th e F
ON ENR OLLMENT A ND CL ASS IFI CA TION C. F. Beck , Lill ian U., Ston e r, J. vV . Se ars on , W .' D. Re dmond, and the class adv isers.
ON AninTIONAL WoRK . W. R. . Har t, He rbert Bro w ne l !, Mattie C. E lli s.
ON S cH EDULE OF CL AS SES . He rbe rt Br own e ll , Dora Kreb s, W. D. Redmond. t I I I I ,,
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N LEO'r RE to R.E'. . \. H ngts( lll Lo tt K fl o m r, J. W. 'ar. n.
ON L ITE R ARY 'o I ET IE T . 1\ L l r o·g. I ), 'ra ·e D. 'ull r- .· n, H. II a.ru ld II ''i tt \ -.
ON 'HRI TIA N A. ocr '!' IO N,. r. ·tb , J: '.. ' lal' k v Herbert Bro wn ] I, P a rl , '. K I]
ON D EB A'ri o A D RATOR.Y. J. VV. ;u s n, A o L -o hen, Dai y D. tt l t n, F. T\if. h· gg.
ON ATHLEn cs . E. ..i . Whi t na ·k, J. if . H o wi , I ai. y D. Ne ttl eton , . A. hen t · n.
ON AccREDITED ·nooL. . J. 'vV . ' ar. ·on, \IV . N. D lz 11
E. .A . W4it e na ·k, '. L. Ca ldw e ll.
ON AT TEND ANCE.' H rh ert lh·o'" n 11 , K at h rin e L. \IVood Mamie R. Mutz .
It is the duty of the ·hairman of each commit te e to see that a careful record is kep t of th e bu sine ·s transacte d by the committee uri ng the ye ar. Th e comp l ete l' e por ts of all co mmi tt ees wi ll be pl ar ed befor e the Boanl of Educatio n at th e e nd of the year
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For Se nior Cl ass___,lVIattie C. Elli s.
For Junio r Cl ass-J. vV. Searson .
For Tra ini ng Cl ass-- Eliz ab eth. Cra,vfor d.
For Third Year Cl ass-J. M. Ho wie.
Fo r Second Year Cl ass-C . F. Bec k.
For F ir st Year Cl ass-- Dai sy D. N et tl e to n. · • J
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The state normal sc h oo l ha. oft n be n cal l, cl th school of I he peopl e b ec au e its thou ands of ·students andgraunates i ts influenc e reach t;h h eart of ci ' t) by reach_ ing into the homes of the pe ople in practically every communit;y. 'l'h e ccl u ca.tiou a quircd at th is institution does not beneftt the yo ung man and th e yo nng wom an "ho :lequire it · half so much as it does the ommun ity that profits by the more efficient instruction .
It is worth while for a state to support colleges and techni-cal schools, but it is vitally essen tial to the welfare of the commonwealth to make adequate provision for the best possibl e prepru·atiou of teach ers, the men a ncl women directly in charge of you f.h during the years· wh en good teaching and right influence count for so much in t he mental and -moral
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Va lu e of Norm al ln.s,tructioo
Y e tl "' nt an 1 f r du at r . mand p1·of !:' ·i nu ll · m"n... and '" t U. nbiliti that haracd . f irr pro a ·haJJ l mand fr m u1· 1 , ..·j:l atUl law rai f he prof ·ion null xal t iu o· th th t r of m eli ·in r ·h pra iti n · a law i . wi t hin he I al' of hi allino· up n th pr due ·on . of hi parchment or rtifl a e th p li an f r the position of i nstru ct r iu ur primar · and h ol hould be requh·ed by law to fir t pr du hi d ipl ron hi authorit to teac h, fro m the normal ch oo.J . \ Ve call no uneducat d qua k r lla,rlatan to perform surgery upon the bo li f ur hild re u le t the ma be deform ed, c1·i ppl ed and maimed. ph i cal l all th ir li ves L et us take equal care tll.at we intru t the d lopment of tll e m enta l facu ities to s kill d in . tru ctors of character that ;the m tal iti es of our children may not be mutH ated, deformed :ind l'ippled to halt and limp through a ll the centuries of ·their never- ncling liv es. The · de formed · body will <.lk, and be forever put ont of s ight und er th e ground, hut a mb1d- m ade mon strous ,by bad dies not, but stalk s forever amon g the-. ages, an immortal ni ockery of the divine imag e_. -_-J. Sterl_ing Morton.
Mount Vernon ,Hall I 'fl1e dormitory, Mount Vernon Hall, is- a modern · dormitory building, h eated by st.e.."lm, lighted by electricity, with bath rooms, hot and co.Jd water on every :floor. Each . room is ' intend ed fo r t"io ladies and is furnished as follows: Bedstead, bedsprings, mattress, . pillow, comfort, chairs, wash-stand and dresser, wash-bowl, pitche ·, and study-table.
b 1 '"' '-"' "''""''11 ' ,\" br ught in a runk nr furni!';h 1 i n ar t ·11 ply f t· r m .
G ood R ailroa d Conn ctions
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Pacific an l i ts bran 1t and cba.no-e to the urlin n·t n a or to the Elkh rn at Fr mont. ·an b u ut . It the Elkhorn and bran h will t..'l k mornino· · ·ain r eac hing Lincoln at 10 :30. tud nts on t he l\lissouri Pacific and branch lin es "ill find i ·con nient to conn ct with th e afternoon Burlinoton at \..uburn or h ' ing Burlington at Nebr aska Ci ty. 'l'h e Holelren· a.nd Nebra ka i ty line passes through P er u.
Tuition is·fr ee in th e State Normal Schoo l, although a matriculation fe e of five dollars is charged when the student first enters . This gives him the privileges of the school for life . The rental on text-books need not exceed fifty cents a term . Rooms in the l adi es) dormitory cost from 35 to rents a. 'veek; table board $2:50 a w eclc Good board with furnished room may be had in private families at $2 .75 and $3 .00 a.. week. Rooms furnished comp l ete for self-boarding may be rented at from $3.00 to $4 .'50 a month. Many stu-dents board themse l ves and thus g:Tea.tly re duce ' the cost of :I
N w C hapel and Gymnasium
'Ih n ·"· ·hap 'l t build in•• · qui p111 n n w ·hap ·tat . It
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T eacbers' Bur au in the tat Norm al T ff ectiv c1) -l:.h · ho ol maintain purp o ·e is to se ur for it . t ud posi t ion s, ::mel to ail board of cient teachers.
, N ew Science Hall n f the t ile trained d maJld more Bur au whose uita.ble . in sel cting ffi-
The old librar y buHding has been doubled in size, brickveneered, ancl converted into a fine science hall, 104 feet long, 30 and 42 f eet wid e, t.wo sto i"i es high. The biological sciences occupy tlie lo '' er floor .and the physical sciences the upp er floor. The e quipm e nt is ample for the most thorough - and efficient work.
Durin g the past year our librar y of 1S,OOO volumes · has been kept in the olcl assembly hall. The new buildi:J?.g will be ready for us e in May, 1906. It is somewhat like th e Lincoln public libr ary building architecturall y. It is a fine fu.·eproof building about 85 by 70 feet, giving ample room for 35,000 books with r ea ding a.nd r'eference rooms to accommodate a school of one thousand students.
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Th e ath l et ic fie ld i. · 11 ear the ·aUlpn. · und i · n .ru:o u ud d UJ a n atu ral amph i theate r f .·1 pinrr, " ood c1 hi ll ·. 'l'h e t p sl opes are cov red wi th bl ue gt·a . and . ·h aded by gTe.o'tt oa k and elm tree . It i not lik ly th at nature has giv n a.ny other ·ch oo l such a beauti fu l athl tic field and s urrou nd.j ng .
Th e foll o win g are am o ng the student or ga uizutiom;: Young Men' s C hri stian A sso ciation, Youn g Wo men's C hri s tian A ss oci at io n, Philom ath ean Li te r ary So c iety, E ve re tt Li terary Soci ety , Ci ceronian Deb at in g C lub for bo ys , Ath e ni an Deb at ing Club for girls, At hletic As s ociation.
Students who fail in half of their work lose thereby their member s hip in the .school. Stud e nts faHing to show promise of good results are ex pected to withdraw. The school can not a fford to s end young men or young women into the public scho ol s of the st ate lackin g in ability, scholar ship, or character. Only stud e nts of good ha bits and high moral character are invited to enter the school. ,,
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In o1·der i. o u<·ou rao· f u h oo l to ontinue . their cdn cat ion b :r ud o'l'a lua ti n it ha b n 'd ided to con fer the de !!r ec Ba h el r f Ed n a i on u pon gr adu at s wh<.1 com pl ete t wo add itio nal ea r 11 o· ' or k ( 67 :.. hours) in th e Uni versity and in co ll e o·es of eq ual r an k. Thi s d egr ee will al so be c onfe rr e l on stud nt enter in g fr om the Uni e rsi ty an d le ad ing co ll ege with 95 hou rs cre di t in c.oll ege work who co mplete in addition th ere to on e full year's ·work in thi s in st itu tion . It will -be see n that th e sc holars hip requir ement -for t hi s de gree is the s ame as th at for B.A . and B.S. d eg r ees gra nt ed by l ea din g· colleges. _b. dvanced ' work taken in thi s sc h oo l t o\va rd t hi s de g ree. f- 11 gradu ates of the Stat e Norm al Sc ho ol who h av e rece iv ed the de g-re es J? .A. an d B. S.- from th e Un i ve rs ity a · le ading co ll ege, ar e entitl ed to the pr of essional d eg r ee B.Ed . from this in s ti tutio n.
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Entr an ce Req uire men ts
Th entran ·e r f th e ta tc Univ er it nn Ll oth r le adin g oil O"C. ar a l. o ae p tc d a the ent r an r equir m ents of tbi . in ti tuti n f r· t l1 e o ll 'gc and pr ofc ionaJ group s of · t udi .'. In th co li gc .· 2, ·r· di t po int ar e rqu ir d, · vent n of whi h ar e in r (]U il' e cl . ubj cc t. · nncl el ven of are in option al . ub j ec t ..
HEQ U IU ED 'U llJE "J' · A l<r ch 1-a 2 Eno·lj, ·Jt 4- o·eo 1u e tr y hi. - u. ,.
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' tory 2, Latin 4, mod e rn or a nci nt l anguag e 2, tota l 1 7. r al gebr a- 3, ge om e try 3, Engli ·h 4, Lat in or mod e rn lan guage 4, sc ience 3, tota l 17.
SU BJEC1.;,; 11 -red it poin ts re quir ed. Al ge b ra 1
E ngl ish 2, Fr ench 6, Ge rman G, Gr ee k 6, hi story 4, L at in 4, natura l sci en ce 2, phy s ica l s ci en ce 2, tr i gonometry 1, and one cre dit poi nt in each of thr; ee (and on ly thr ee ) of the fo llo wi ng : astronom y, civics o·eol o·v, phy sh:a l ge ograp h y, phy' b siol ogy, po li ti cal econom y.
may en ter the ac adem ic and no rma l. gro up of s tu di es f roin non -accre di ted hi gh sc h oo ls \vher ever ' in the co urse their pr ep arat i on pla ces
Th e comp letion of the 'acad emic and n or mal gro up of studi es on page 19 al so admits fu ll y to' the coll e ge and pr of essi onal gro up of on page 21 , or to th e kind erj?:arten gro up on page 23.
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I mm at ur e st ud nt " ill u in l ess th an f ur ' ar take the pla e of hi o·h h stud en ts " ill c mpl t th befor e t hi in opportuni ty, h owev er, fo r tho 28 cr ecUt point s to m:ll-: e up qa of an y tui t ion f ees .
t , o mpl th e work n ot in t nd ed to ur It i p t d that in h ir hom hio·h schools T lu · gToup a .:ff rd au nt ri no· \\ ith le than the k work wi thout th p ay ment
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E ac h student is re qu i red to reo·ister for at le ast one c ule .
tur al subj e ct besid es ph y sical cultu re or mil itary dril l. The
E. A. WH ITE NACK
Department of Germ an '
ESTH ER A. CLAR K Departm ent of Lat in
KA T HER !NE L. WOOD S
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Psychol og y 1
Bo tany 1 .
Zoolo gy 1
Electiv e .... ... ........ . 10
Math 5, En g li sh 15
Practi ce (Edu ca.t ion 10
Ec1uc n.tion 3
See min,immh re quireme nt for c ultural ubj cts.
All s tude nt s a.r e:e xp ec te cl to tak e phy sic al t rainin g or m._ilitary drill.
Ele c tiv es s ubje ct to appro val of 'r egis trar a nd c ommittee . I
The Summer Sehool has become a permanent of the work of this school. Practically e very subject taught during the regular ye ar is offered in the Summer School. 'fhe entire fac l.llty rema.ins, and hundreds of teii.cher s spend the summer in Peru reviewing s tudies and continuing· their education toward a life ce rtifi ca te or a p,tofe ssional degTee. The term is now a half in le ngth, making it possible to do a fuJI yeax·'s coll e ge work in four summer sessions . Send for Bulletin No . 4 for information r e_garding the sumroer session of Hl06 .
Practic e (Education 10 )
Math 5, Eng li h 15
E nc ation 3
Education';..:\ L.
The trainin g curr i cu lum is de io·n d for stud ents who hlrr e had experience in teaching and also for those wh o have h ad two or more years ' w ork in good high schools. Stud elits \vit h - l ess preparatien will not be admitted to th is course . The work is mu ch m ore thorough tlwn the work in correspond ing subjects in the first yem· and requil·es grea.ter maturity on the part of stud ents
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" I an i · ha lf him . lf, ·"ft • U1 ion . 'l h . ·ion in thr a nd h a.· lJ • n arrang p •c i all. ' f l' the quipment of L a It r.· of 1' ad in •r and ·l B ides th 'bo d .·ire il, in I ubli c readinoand .·p ak in g. Tlte fir t ·on ·i. t. f dr Hl in Y ·al ultur e, grouping, :i 111 ::win n-, and the principl c.· \\ hi ch form the ba ·j of good delh cry. Th e . e cond year consists ofclrHl in bodily ex pr ession, phrasing, phys i ca l vo ice c nltur e, and suc h drill as · will le ad up to clear, forceful delivery. yea r work is advanced e lo c ution, dramatic work, rep e rto i re and oratory . Spec ial attention is g iv en _ to p1:actice in ora tory for t ho se \\;lto wish to enter the debat es . In addit ion to the regular course students in this departm ent ta ke part in the public recitals and enter_ tainments, and acqnh·e ease, grace, and the power to think on their f ee t \vh en befQre an audience . class in methods is conducted each semester for /t ho se "\Yho vvish to become more proficient teachers of r ead ing in the public schools. Those reaching a hi gh degree of proficiency in the work of tllis departm e nt will receive a or signed by the he d of the d epar·tment and the principal of the sch_pol.
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Depa rtm e nt of Ex pr ession
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conn ·tiou with th• o·n rn.l ur "·illr iv g diploma f th · ·h oo l a.ul an adLli · nal er ifi at fr ID tlle de partm e nt, in li a inn· a. . ial pr :u·ation f r ID::tnaging bu ine., and c omm r ial c1 p:u 1 n in llio·h cllool n.nd coll co·e . tud n ts t akiuu· p ial w rk in tJ1i d partiDent will rec he a tat m nt fr m t ll d part.ruent sho'' ing character of work and th am unt mpl ted. Inasmuch as the aim is to pr e par e for t a hino· th work mu t uec sari ly be muc h more compr eh nsh and thoroug h h an if the aim were to prepare for business .
Courses in dom e sti scien ce ar e. b ng plall.ned for 19061907, which will be print ed in a later bulletin.
The co ur ses in physical education ' have not been outlined fully. These courses 'v ill appe.:'l.r in a l ater bulletin. The work w ill calisthenics, gymnastics, and all forms of ath l etics . Th e completion of the ' fine, l arge gymnasium building enab l es the schoo l to offer extens i ve training in the gymnasium.
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The outlines , of cour ses in manual ' trrun ing will .be given In a l ater bulletin. Several n ew cours es will be added for the schoo l year be ginn in g in .September, 1906 .
Music- V ocai and I nstrumen ta I
CEIORU SE .' _, L HS_. H ' JI E,' 'J' J! J\ ' HA 'D
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fiu , ·han · of a ll lll' : tn ch 'Ib c r •g"l ll <.lJ' d •n t i. thr · lli,i ·ion or 1 •m nt ar.r , in t rm diate a nd ad an· d, < nd o:II r ln. ·tt·u ·tion from the very f r adino· an l in g in n· at sio·ht to tll m I' C ad van cc d part iuo-ing, •lem harmony, 1nu. ·ica l biogT::tJ. h :y, and hi · tor v. In addition to tltis a ·e of Public School l\f e thod. will be organized a. an a id to t ho se inter,,·ted in becoming superH. HEWI;T vi. o1·. of mnsic in our pub- ,·
. De pt. o!Vocalandin st. Music li e s ·hool.. In co nnection
With th e regular work, there i. an Boys' Gl ee Club, and a Tr eble Clef _Club for th e gi rls . l'h ·se oro·a.njzations each one periOd a w eek fo.r the s tud y of high grade part and are open to all s tudents pos sessin g t he necessary ab ility , to read and si ng at s ight. Oc c as ionall y the two organizat ions meet- together for mixed c horus practice. It is possible to arrange for private instruction' on the piano, and . in the near futur e individual in s tru c t-ion - on all band and orchestral instrum ents will be offered. In con ncctio11 with the instrumental work there is an orch e stra and a fine band. Students who play in s truments adapted to either of these organ iza tions are urged to bring them to school. Tl1e State Normal School Band is the prW e of the school, and well de s erves s uch distinction. Th e band is in great demand on various pubUc occasions throughout the year. Two band concerts .are each year : an indoor concert in the chapel in March, and an ou tcloor concert on the in Commencellle-nt Week.
expert teachino· a.ncl a a Practi serve an apprentice hip a actual · n rmal fare and dev e lopment of the hild i tl1 first consideration in the management of the l\1odel School, th '' ork is so organized and directed tlmt the int ·e ts of the child the student-t eacher are practically identi aJ.
It is hardly necess..'1.ry to say the ajm of instruction · discipl_ine in military training is not to make. swual soldiers. Th ere is a hi o·her and nobler end m view. ::> The strictly utilitarian i¢1.ea, the question' of putting into practice in actua\ warfare the skill knowled!re, and expe- ' rience acquired by such training, is at most of only secondary importance. Th e object is the production o.f perfect men, or at l east to attain as neady as possible ·that ideal. No exercise is better adapted to the making of a fine physique than the different setting-up drills and the various exerdses prescribed for military use. CL'he strain is not spasmodic and un eqti.al, but gentle and ·even. Every is brought into, action and the whole physical system thereby
W. N. DELZELL
De pa rtment of and Comm erc e
J. M. HO WIE
Depart 1p. ent of Mat hem at ics
C. F. BECK
Departm ent of Mathematics
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' 1. School f th . lut e·, Setti no·-up Ex Arm ·. ar e of arms .
thl tlle tands whi h ti it . ar tb work will be n. .R Fa ing·s SaMar hino·s. l\la.nual of
2. S hool of th . quad: iz a.nd Ii orm Squad. Alignments. l\iar chino· . Turnino· . ta. k a.nd Take Loading and F'il·ing. lo and Extend d Ord e.r.
3. School of tlt c ompa.n 3 : iz the C om pan). Form th e · Compan y. Po. ition of ommissioned and Non-commissioned Officers . Uignments. 1\iarchings. Movements by Platoons.
Second the work of the :first with mor e e xt e nd ed m'd er drill. Battalion drill. Guard · Mounting and Guard · Duty. Parades. ' Uevi e'' s. Ceremonies. Camping.
The Normal Cadet Band will form an in tegra l part of the battalion and , ·'\vill be tinder I the · direction of the Commandant. /
During favorab le weath er and battalio:J?. drills will be out of doors . vVhen· the weather is unfa vorab le and the winter._ inontlis all drills will be held _ in the armory.
A li students ar e reqrtir ed to take military work two hours per w eek for at le ast two ye ar' s, unl ess excused by the ·President. , :
Department of English
Kind er ga r te n Depar tment
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a. rr HE 1<' \_ :d 1 L.LTlRE .. in luding a. fair kpowli l1 c s( I' ll ! nr · n nd habH of t ll ommon plants , iu ·ects, hinl ' <1 J1l flUH ]I •np cl , de io·ued for first year stu lc nt s. 'l'llr ec lun a· n t nclan e. Si:s: hours laboratory and lc ·t nr cs . , c ond hal f of secon d s m ester. Four hour s ere lit. '\ so iat c Pro f ssor Gregg. \ ssi t.an t Professor French.
b. Covers th e o-ronnd of com·s a bu t goes more d eeply into the subj ec t. - De. ign ed for t udcn t tnking the trainers' course. · hour s attendance. Four hours laboratory and two hou rs l ctur es . Given three times a year:tJ.rst half of ftrst se m este r, eco nd half of ter, and in S umm er School. Two and· a half hours cre dit,. Associate Professor Gregg . Assistant Profe sso r French.
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1. NEP.RA SKA FARM Pn.A C'.r iCE. Pr erequisite cours e a. The more important phases of Agriculture . Three hours attendanc e. · F ou r ho urs lab oratory .. Th_r ee ho;urs credit. li'irst sem ester. A sis tant Prof esso r French .
2. NEBRAS'KA FARM I:n Ac TI CE . Continua.tion of course 1. Two hour s att e ndance. Four hours la bQrator y. Two hours credit. Assistant Professor French . . .
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1. ASTRO OMY . ifu h
b. rv tion h
p ri nt instruc i n.· u hem i ·try. Indi j dual
A our. of quant j t._ iv xp rjJ 1 nt. · a.· l, b rat 1· "
Topic . el ect an tr at d with . p ·inl r f r n their bear i ng 1pon pby i ·al and a. t ron mi c:: o· o-rapb . Four hour. attend nc . T\Yo h our· labor am ·y. F ur . hour s credit . Fir t . r E • • r· Br· " n 11.
otany \. C ADEMt A D O IC\I AL
a. BOTA N Y. Th e . tru ·tur , ana l :y.- i.·, nn<l id c uti 6 :11tion of flowering plant• . '.rlt e pdn ·ipal h ara ·ter of th e dif· ferent orders of flo" er i ng pl ant. . 'l'IJ.e pr para.t i on of an h erbariu m of one hundr ed .-pccfj n ns . Field and labora tory work. Two ltour s attendan ce . Four hour· laborator y and fi e ld work. Two hour s cred it. - Second semester. Professor Dun canso n.
COL LE GE AND PlWFBSSIONAL ·
1. BOTANY. Anatomy, physiology, and eco log y, including t he study of protoplasm, plant cells, tissu es of plants, cbern . is try and phys ics of plants, protophytes, phycophytes, .carpophytes, br yop h ytes and pteridoph ytes. hours attendance. Four hours labor a tor:y work. ' 'l,hrec hours credit. First semester. · Prof essor Dun cans on .
2. BOTANY! l\1ust be·. preceded by courses a and 1 .' Specia l work in anatomy and physiology of plants. Four hours attendance. Six hours laboratory work. Five hours credit . Fir st semester. Professor Duncanson.
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REMI TRY
f n n-m alli ba . d up n ·in.1.pl by th tud 1t him n t . -t u d in ref r n Tht' tor. \Vr rk. Summ r· Tlu' llool. 11 Ul'
or_,LliJ .E 1 D PR Fh IONA.L , d t udi es f r tho u ght and ur h ur l abo rnF ir emester. or Brownell.
1. CJIEMI T l'tY . E p ·ial l wh o s:p c to teac h phySii.oloo·y a o·1·icultur m h em i trv in the_ I::> ' I::> ' .; smal l er high hool . ontinuation f ch mistr a, together with the ch mi tr :t: th ·:U'bon co mpounds; a tudy of food tuffs, e p iall a. r la t l to '' ork in physiology a.nd dom t ic cien Th e me tals · briefly considered. The industrial a p ts of lt e mical knowledge in both their technical a.nd commercial' phases. Four hours atten d ance. Four hours l aboratory . Four hours credit.. Second semester. · Profess'or Brown ell.
1. SciE N CE A methods class for elementary science ' or . n atu 're s'tud y' adapt in g kn·o" l edge of the sciences already to u se "ith grades below the , high school, and es p ec ia ll y as related · to the, subjects of geog1,·aphy' and physiology. 'frhe topics include combus· t.ion, the atmo-sphere, the weather, ventila;tion, cha.ngl-'s l I of seasons, phenomena of the h eavens, age:p.cy of "' atf'l' in nature, reference work llut no Four hours attendance for :first half of second semeste1·. hours laboratory. Two hours .. , Professor Bro w nell.
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1 Mo<l .1 Teacher /
1. 'O.\Dl O LAw L T L '- L I a \N .\ TION A course <1 1gn d t ·h w in a n n-t bni al mann r th impor[ h mm n h w a ff 'n g ordinar busiu . . tran :. mm n law a ba ed on · mmon Tw 11 ur a.tt ndanc . rl'wo hou r n r. In umm , School Jour h our r Delzell.
a. BLETIU: r T \.RY RA \\ I G. r rrn tudJ and k t hing simple objects a. f rui t , l ax bir l and impl e landscapes. bla ·kboard dra.\\ inn·. 'l'wo 11 ur s att ndan . One h-our ·rcrlit. l.i ir st e me ·t r. ' \. so i at Prof SO'l' Caldwell.
b. PlliNClPLES OF PERSPE rl'I\"8. St ud of t ype forms, cube, cy lind e r, pri m, sph ere. Introducing light and 'l'" ·o hours att e nclanc . On hour credit. Second semester. \. sociate Professor Caldwell. .
c. DRAWING. Geometric figures . Conventionalized forms. Principl es f d es ign, , including a few • simple \vorking drawings . Two hours attendance. One hour credit. Seco nd semester. Associate Professor Caldwell.
1. Anv AN CED DH.A WING. Op en to those who have had the required work. Advance d studies in light and shade. Pen and ink sketching. vVash drawings . Three hOU\L'S Three hours credit. First se me-ster. , Associate Professor Cal dwell.
2. Op en to those who have had course 1 or equivalent . Char_, coal sketching from cast.. Pen and ink · portraiture. vVork in water colors . Time and credit same as course 1. Associate Professor Cald,-vell . . '
1. HISTORY F f ntal
2. HIS'rOR OF En \. Lud "ntll and ninteenth cenLury u ·ation in • u1· p , and a tudy of colonial and m d rn dH ·at i on in the Tnited Stat . Three hour attendan , 'l'hr e lt ur c redit. First seme ·ter. Prof sor Bart.
3. 'l'HEORY OF En A'l'ION . sui'\ y of urr nt sources. , of information on ducati nul th me , in luding reports, periodi cal., an d tr ti T\\'0 hours att ndance. Two hours credit. Professor Bru.'t.
4. THEORY OF EnucA'l'ION. ou.rse 3 continued. The i . One hour attendan ·e an d indi v idu al co nf r ences . Two hoQ.rs credit. Professo r Bart.
5. 'cHOOL MA.NAGEi\fENT. A ·tud y of the practi cal problems of school management, incli.1ding courses of study, gradation of pupils, di sci pline, of teachers, relation of officers and patrons to the school. One hour attendance. One hour credit. Second semester.
• Professor Bru.'t.
6. S OH OOL ADMINISTRATION. A' course for principals and superintendents only, ' to be tak en as work in absentia. Credit varies with work done. President Crabtree. .
7. INSTITUl'E INSTRUCTION. A course for institute instruct' ors and county superintendents only, to t:.a4en as 'vork in absentia . Credit varies 'Yith work done.'
Professor Searson.
8. OBSERVATION. Junior Year. Giv e's insight into teaching as an art and constitutes a rational prepru.·ation for _ practice teaching; edll;cational principl es and geDeraJ m'ethods illustrated by , mod el lessons fn different
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. ubj t. \\'i lh th I rim:.n· · a nd rrrammar ('!Tad . L s·on fo 11 w rl b - li lan and result f '" rk. :D ir . t half : ential lli th d hool port ·, h our cr
PRACTICE. Fh f 11 lit. h ur credit. . 1\Ir ra Wford . Furni h s an teac hing. men tar c ure:, ita.ti n . T" o • rawford.
nlv. Ea. h stud e nt ha s entire til Model S hool for a period dail pportunit ,.,iv n for hang . of subject, grade, and d pal' tm nt at t at d in ' Ynl . Y\ ork clo sely supervised b riti t acll r wh o hold fr qu nt individual and g1·oup conf r n f r th I urpo of giving . direct i ons and sugge tion , a.n.nl o· m t ho ds, and discussing pl ans and r port::s . '' or k differentiated to suit needs of superintend ts, pr im ary: and grammar g·rade teac h ers . Daily r ecitatjon . i ve J10 urs credit, I•'ir st semester .\ Superintendent of ·Practice a nd· Cr itic Teachers .
11. PRAO'l'ICE Continuation of cour e 10.
12 . OBSE RVA TION T RAINING CLASS Stu1dents observe expert teaching. Dis cu ss "i th model teacher the aims and processes of her teaching acts. Sc hool management\ The ory of e du cation . School la\v. work. Five l:(ours attendance. Five hou'rs credi.t. First semester. Mrs. Orawford.
13. OBSERVATION Course 1.2 continued . Same credit. / 14. KINDERGARTEN rHEORY. Kindergarten tbeory is a course bas ed on obsel' vation in the model ldndergarten. Study of education of man. Froebel's Mo.ttoes. Commentaries. O_ollat e ral reading such as, a study of Child Nature,
Ki n iional
15: l( INDERG AR'IE
16. -'IFT , an ce. ho m·.· t· /
Ed u aatt nd· m r.
17 . ' IFT, PA'.rr D 'A ME . ' ur.· ontiuu d.
1 . ' HILDfl KN •• Lt'.l'Elt \,_'1' Li lJnu·y 1· ad in o· f ju njj /l iteratur . t ri · f fa ·t an l fan<.; y. Fai ry tale : Fa· bl e.. Myth .. Hi. t01·i ·al and g' gr ::q hi ·al . tor i es . Stor telling. Thr c ho ul' . a tt e nd au c. T n· e ho ur s credit Se o nd . erne te r. Mi s H osm r.
19. KrNDERGAR'l'ENl RACTI CE. 'v en hour. att e nd a nc . o hou r.· credit. Fir ·t sem-st ·r. l\1i ·s Ho mer.
20 . l:'U AC'l'I 'E . o ur se 19 c on t inued .
21. SPEC IAL ME'.rHoD s. P ri ma ry -w q_r k. Pr o gram n:t,aldng. Kind er gart en game .- an d sD n g. . Pj ctur e stud y. r:rhree hour s a,ttend a nc e. Tlirec hou rs cre di t. l0i rst Mi ss Ho s mer.
22. SPECI AL 1\1 E'l' H ons Cou rs e 21 c ontinu ed. ,I
R eading a nd Elocu tion
AC AD EM IC AN D N ORMA L
a. R EA DIN G. A c our se in r ea din g e mphas izing v oice cu l ture, imagin g, g roupin g, and the bas ic prin c ip l es of ... expres· si Oil . / Fiye hours atte ndance. Five hours cre dit. Second· semester. ,.. Associate Professor Ne ttleton .
b. APPLIED EN GLI SH . En g lish e.· Sel ec tions from grea.t. orators, dr a matis ts, and po ets. Ana l y.sis a.nd vocal in ·
C. \.PPLIED . N LI ' IT. '
1. DV A nl ur . int rpr taT' o b ur Boeli l x1r i tion . Orn. or ·. credit. Each 1'. \. .
2. TEACHERS HE \DING. Drill r N t l eton. n n <- tur.: ln and in c rit in re ading . Di r ance . Two hour £ thod . T"o hour attendeli . Ea h m t r. o iat Pr f or Nettl eton .
3. ELocuTION, SPE CIAL. cotll' in aelvan eel elo ution. Mu st be pr eced d by cour a, b, .: nd 1. Pr i vate ·in. truction . Can not be taken a an le ti ,· for cred i t. A ss ociate .Prof or ettl eton and Assi tant .
a. ENGL ISH GRAMM AR. An intep.sive tudy of the essentia ls of Engli sh grammar . A t horou gh cour e in _ tecbn i caJ Engl,i sh . A criti ca l study of the stru cture of the Engli sh sentence . Five hours attenda,nce. Five hours cred it. First semester.
Associate Professor Cu lb er tson.
b. TRAINING CouRSE IN ENGLISH . An el eme nt ary cou r se in . English compos ition designed to g round students in the esse nti als of constructive English and to offe r a th.orough r ev i ew of essentials for those wbq are planning to teach before comp l eti ng the higher cou r ses . Fiv:e hour s attendance. ' Five hours credit. Secon d semes te r. Associa,te Professor Culb ertson . \
Assistant Critic Te a ch er
c. .11HETORI C A 1 0 COMPO ITI
Engli h f r th
pr e th u rr h
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A t ructi r Culb ertson .. n ·nuation of i n f th '' ork in dan T\YO hour cred it. Pr f or ulb rt on ..
c. PPLI ED E NGLI H. e1 fr m o-r ·1 orator , dramath e. e el ec ti on . n llu of. o ral :s:pression in tists , and po ts . i ,and o a l of ,bringing out 1ite.r ar · x: Hen e. 'l' " o hour at tendance. T'l'l o hour s r dit. Fir t ne t ·. . ' \. so ia te Prof s or Nettleton.
f. APPLIED ENGLI SH . \. c ontinu a ·on of c ourse e. T'' o hours att e ndanc e. T·" o hour credit. S ec ond semester. \.ssocia te Professor Nettl eton. ·
,q. ENGLISH LI'.rJ!:UAT UUB. \.n introdu c tion to Shakespeare. A study of l\facb e fu wH.h appr ec iative analysis. Reference readings. Three hours attendance. Three hours credit. Fi11st se11;.1ester. Professor Searson.
· h. AMERICAN L1 TER.A. TURE. A general sketch of American li terature with an 1 appreciativ e study of illustrative classics. Class discussions. A good ' general view witll repres e nta ,tive classics illus t rating the progress in American literature. Three ho urs attendance. Three hours credit. Second semest e r. Pro fessor Searson.
1. SHAKESPEARE . ' Hamlet, Romeo.. and ' J ul and a study of the Engli sh Drama. A critical and apprec ia tive study of Shakespearea n classics. Class discussions. Review
summaries. Thr ee h urs cr eli t. i r. t m . t r.
2. HAK ESPE. HE. th . llo, in g t ndan . 'Ihr
3. E NG U H LI-.rJm A'l' rm . ture wi t1 ar full. ' .· p rio . tu li d. Tln· cre dit. :U i rs t m . t r. , 'rhree hours ar n. f at-
4. H LrrERAT RE . \. ·o ntinu. ti on of c ou1·. e Int n. ive tully of ty j ·al .. 1 ' . ion .. to o·i\ the l' . quired r eadin g. ·. 'Ih r e 1• u1· · ati" · . Thr e h ur credit. o nd .· m st r. Pr of .. or S ar on.
5. TE Y 'O r_. A study of 'Ih Prin . ·, "·i th car ful anal i of s ome of Te nny. ·on. ho1·t r p e m. . R f r nee read· ings suppl eme nt th e riti c al · s tud y. 'l'hr ee hours att endanc e. Three hour s cr li t. Fi1·st semeste r. Profess or Searson. /
6. BROW NING)S SHORTER PO E 1S. A critical and appreciative study of the shorter po ems of Robert Browning. Selected library reference r eading s. Three hburs attend· ance. Three hours credit. Se cond semester. Professor Sea.1·son.
7. ESSAYS. Sketch es , short s tori e s, and \vork in criticism. / Authors of re pute furnish th e mod els us ed as the basis of study . Three hours attendan ce. 'l'ltree hours credit. First semester. Associate Profess or Culbertson.
8. ESSAY S. A critical stud y of class ic English and Am erican e ssays. ' A continuation of cours e . 7. 'l'hree hours atte ndanc e. Three hourls cr e dit . S ec ond semester. • Associate Profe sso·r Culbertson.
9. DEBATING. The brief and " its use. Higid dass and per' sonal criticisms. A careful study of the of the
and ar ur ·r i t.
10. EBA'J:ING ln. r art f cl - bat prn an 'l'w h ur
1J . "N 1•:\\ PAl'Elt H El H'l'I:\ •. pra ti n h ur Fir t em t r.
] 2. NEw PAPEl REPORTIN practice in n ,y pap ne hour cr d it.
h UI att ndance.
r ar on. fine an h ur credit. r Sear on . l work "ith a tual n ll ur a ttendance. or S arson.
13. HI TORY OF ENGLI rt LITER T RE. \. o· neral surve of Eng1i h lH rn. t ur ' "·i ·h a ur pl n1 ntnr ref renee li st f or the us e .f th tu l nt. 'rhr hour attendance . / 'rhr ee hour· "r dit. Fir t em ter. · Professo·r Searson . l4. HI TORY OP ENGLI H LITERAT RE . \. continuation of co urs e 13. Thr ee hours attendance. Three hours credit . , Second sem ester . \ Professor Searson .
15. TEACHERS' CouRSE I ENGLISH AND LITERAT URE. R-eview of technical Englis h. Litera.t'ure in the grades . A course d esign ed to meet n ee ds of t eac hers . Two hours attendance. Two hours credit. First semester. Professor Searson.
16 . TEACHERs' CouRsE IN ENGLISH AND LITERATURE. A conof course 15. Visits ,to th e hom es of American authors. An a ppr ec iation of American lite t:uy men. TYi'O hours attendance.' Two hours credit. Seco]l(l semester. . . Profes sor
17 . 'CuRREN T L iTERA TURE . A general appreciative a11.d critical revi(' y,· of ctirrent lit e ratur e. " Three hour ·{ ' · ance . Three hours credit. Fh·st semes ter. Pr'ofesso·e Sea rs nn . I
D epartme nt of Histo ry
De pa r tme nt of Physical Sciences
N. A. BEKOTSON
Depart me nt of P hy sicA l Scienc
gy
LL E: rE J PH FB l N.AL
1. E: OL GY . r tud of I nn , th th e 11 cr edit. I' o· t abl e forms , i fi a · n ·1 ge' logical · i ". rk in mi.n rnl o· 'l'hr e hours
h ur lab ra t r w rk. Fi e hours m t 1'. Pr fe r Duncanson .
a· P RY ICA L EOGRAPHY . OU d e.:'llin g "ith ph y sical fe atur sin ui ir au al I' la 'on to hum an d evelopment. Gener al featur e of th nr t.h. E ro ion. Climatic influ en ces . Wind Di t ributi on of life in accordance with ge ogra phi c al c ondi t ions. Four hours attendance . Thr ee hours credi t. Fir t s m ester. In Summer School two hours cre dit. Assistant Professor Bengtson.
b. LABOR ATORY CouRSE IN PHYSICA L EOG RAPHY. This course compl etes and s uppl e ments course a. v"Vork based on furnished outlin es inv olvino· a st ud v of land forms in :::> the fi eld, use .of topographic n1.aps in th e study of physiographic forms and regions, elemen ta ry study of roeks • .and mine rals, making of r el ief maps and models m'ap mounting . Three hours attendance. One hour credit. First sem es ter. Summer School. Assistant Profess@r Bengtson.
c. 1;'YPE ST UDIE S IN G Eo GRAP HY. Th e Unit ed S tat es and ber
A s umm ary s tud y of importa nt physical ph tpnom ena viewed fron1 the geogra phi c leading to the in tensive study 'of the United States as affected by these cau.ses in th e development of institutions, and• civilizat ion. GeogTaph y of Ne' . .
bra ka.
tra ining ·la · ·.
credit. Ea ·h I'.
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Ul' no-t on .
1. T YPE '1' DIE IN 1: HY . r A.L UE ' HA PJIY. Ji'm·op and le ted c unt1·i . f :lll<l \fl'i c;l . \.. ri ti ·al t ud y , of the d v 1 pm n of Lit, J ad in n· 111111 r ·ial na · n of the Ea ·t rn H- nli plr r . lt nUon t phy i hi e r egion , clilnat , indu ·tri .·, p < pl of a ·lt country, and the relati n to th nit d !A-1 t em p lta iz d. R und to ·hara t r, s op , , im, a.nd f tc.:1.chinrr. Ex ·ur. i n a nd field study . Three hour· attendan · . Thr c h our. l' d.it. cond m ter. ·summer Schoo l. A . i ·tant Prof ssor B ngt on.
2 .. HY . Leading phy i o!!rap hi f a.t ur e . Orio·in .. and deveroprnent f la JLd forms. G la<.:i ers and the glacial period . 'l'be rand Canyon . Physiography of N braska. Weather and c lim ate . Laboratory work de-
• · ·signed to prepare for teaching pll}'si cal ·geography in the public schools. Three hours attendance . Three hour credit. First semester. " ':
Assistant Professo r Be ngtson.
CoMMERCIAL GE OGR APHY. A. study of the l ead ing nations
_ . · in their comm e rcial relations . Critical stud y of th0eir " ., industries. Causes for commercial supremacy. T hree hours attendance. 'Three hours credit. Second semester. ' .· I \ •· · · Assistant Professor Bengtson.
ittr:E TEOROLOGY A' course of l esso ns upon the a'tm osph ere 1 &'iid its properties. Moisture. Circulation.. · Winds. J rrn .. : ,. . . . t ·· W eathe r. Climate. Especially 1n Nebraska. * ,. ' · This course correlates with physiography, course 2. hours attendance. 1."wo hours l p.boratory . Two ·- ' hour s credit. Summ er S<ihool. Professo r Brownell.
c.
German ·
A A E MI A M L transFive r \'\ hi enack.
d
I• iY hour Exera i n nn d ''-ri tten composi·mali ript . Five hours Fir t em ter.
iE Rl\iA PRo E Ge rman . ouo- . i\0 P OE'l' HY. am r dit.
Prof or Whitenack. nt inuation of co urse c. Second semester. Professor ' iVhitenack-.
AND PROFE ION AL
1. Mo:DERN G ER IAN Lr rER. l.'r RE. Frau Sorge Soll und · Hab eu. Fotu' h ur a t.t ndanc e. Four hours credit. FirRt sem es ter. Prof sor vVhitenack .
2. · RE. . Sch ill er, Go th e. Four houh attendan c e. Four hour :r:eclit. Second semester. Professor Whitena.ck.
3. HISTORIC A.'L GERMAN PRO E_. Survey of German History. Ekkeh a rd ( llistorical nov el). 'fhree . hours attep.dance. Three hours credit. First semester. ' Professor vVhitep.ack .
4. 'rEACHERs' GE.RM A-N, CouRsE. Heading an¢!. disc:ussions (in German) of fr o:rp. tw enty to thirty texts bes t; suited to :firRt anq. se cond high schoo l wo-rk. compo si tipn . Speci al Three hours attend anc e: Three liours cr edit. Se cond. semester. vVhite:Jlack .
· Note.-This c.onducts c1asses in and I ., . - _... • -.French to meet the de mands of stud e nts.
• Criti c Tea ch er
Su pe rin te nd ent of Trai nin g Department
DO RA K REBS In te rme diate Criti c Teach er
b. RI 'l' OR hi tor ur th el m ntar · tion. F nu· lt ur
H bito ry
r ' i w of United Four hours or Ellis. r fe or Elli .
c. GE El A r.. 1£ R p];; ] h ... 'l' 1 Y. Four h m· I' i t.:'lti n. Four hour cl' cli.t. }1 ir t Profes or Elli s.
d. GE.L ERAL Jij ROPE \N Hl T I Y. \_ I Four h O\H' 1· ·it.u.tiou. 1• ur semest '.
ntinnation of c urs e c. ll o ur redit. Second Prof es sor Ellis.
L M»DIE\ AL I-:TrsTORY . p n to all tuden who llave had cqurses c arid cl or th ·r eq uh alent. Three hours recitation. Thre e ho,urs r ed it. Second semester. Professor Ellis.
2. ENGLISH HISTORY. Open to all student ·" ho have hacl , ' covrse.s c and d. Three hours recHation. , Three hours credit. S eco nd se mester . Given in 1907-190.9. Professor Ellis.
/ .- '3 . .Ii'RE'NCH REvOLUTION. Op en to all students ,.-ho have had courses c> cl> and 1. Thr ee hours \·ecita tion. Three llours credit . Second semester. Given in 1907:_1909. ' Professor Ellis.
,4. ADVANCED AMERICAN Begins with treaty of 1763; covm·s the th e Constitutiona l period and gTowth and territorial expansion. Three recitati o n. Thr ee hours credit. First semester. Professor Ellis.
,'
5. HI S TORY OF AFRICAN L VERY IN MER ! A. f an :laY •r. · in \11t h ur . ·r di ·. r.
iven in 1
G. 0 STU 'C'l'IO Dt pl i n f vVru.·. 1 th, 14 h, a nd 1:-'llt 'on. i ·u ne y r'. w 1·k in m ri ·:_m J1 i:to ry mu . cour. . Tbr hou1· · r ·ita li n. 'lltr h , Fir.·t · me t •. l' f
7. 'u RRE 'r Hr. T ORY n i' is h-A1 1 ri nn War. 'l'hr ho ur. l' , ita i 11 ·redit. F'ir.·t m . t r. Pr of
Latin A 'AOEM I A D O IC\I \f_,
a. BEGI N ING L ·.rr . Th e fundam e ntal. of La tin tud .
Sp ecial . tres pl ace d upon the m ast ry of the paradigm , and common cons tru tion n c .. ary for reading s impl e Latin. 'l,r ans Jat ion, compo s ition, and grammar s tudy, simultan eo usly from th e 11eginnino·.
Fables an,d s hort, easy stori es from Roman history . Be· ginning work in Ca esar. I• i ve hours attendance. Five hours credit. Pirst se mest er.
Profess or vVhitenack .
A ss ocia te Profe s or vV ood
b. BEGINNING LATIN.
Co ur se a continu e d. Same credit. Second semester. Profe s sor W,hite nack. Associate Professor Woods.
c. CAESAR. Heading of the connected narrative in Caesars Comm entaries and a more advanced stud y of constructions. The of th'e Lat in se nte nce, togeth er with idiomatic tra nslations. R ev iew of word forms, parsing, ' . sight .rea:di'ng, study of Engl is h derivatives, reading L ati n for sense, and Latin composition kept up through- ' out the course. Five hours attendance. Five hours cred it. Pirst semester. Professor Cl a1·k. /
d. .\.E :.\H . \ )]J t inua lit u f Ul' am Prof econ d r la rk. Ill ·t l'.
1. I 1mo. f in then· pr per ettin o· an ram mar and om position w rk ontinu 1. ho u•Yll a it m uld the entence and hap th ur m ad th primar object of tudy . F ur h ur a t nJan F Ul' hours cr dit. Fir t s m ter . P rof or Clark .·
2. CICEUO. Continu a ion f l: Ul', ' l. Same I' dit. S ec ond s emester. I ro fesso r C lark. -
3. VERGIL. · 'l'he first books of th n id as an introductiOil to Latin po etr . The po m i tud ied as a litera ry ma$iterpiece. Sp e cial a te ntion · to bea.u ty of thought and ex.pression . Pra ti e. in cann in o· and metrical reading. I 0 Frequent comparisons of po tic with prose idioms a nd of Latin '' i th English poetry. The of the characters and the'r story. Four hours attendance. Four hours c redit. First semes'tet.
Professo r Clark.
Associate Profes so r Woods.
4. VERGIL . 0ont i nuation of course 3. Same credit. Second semes ter.
Professor Clark .
Associate Professor Woods.
5. H<?R AC E. Selected odes, satires, and epistles of the Roman poet with a critical and appr ec iative study of t,p.eir lit erar y qualiti es . Th e of these .po ems enriched by the vividness of the writer 's own personaliti es' and by the glimpses of social and literary Rome in the age of ' '
There is an unpr ecede n ted demand fo r train ed te achers. Sc h oo l boards incr eas in g sal aries in ord er to sec ur e the serv i ces of thos e ;v ho have made s pe ci ;tl prepa ration for th eir work.
Thi s g reat er demand ·for profe ss ion al training is most pronounced in the se le cti on of prin c ip als a nd s up e rint ende nt s. As a r es ult young men who fini sh thi s school in a creditable mann er h ave no difficult;y in <>ec uring go od positions as principals a nd s up e rint e nd en ts. Th e sc h oo l offe rs special courses_ on sc h oo l sup ervision.
U O'U u wlti ·h II " F ur h ur · -r li ·.
at - ndari e. r Woods. of Roman A ra•pid ts . Four ruester. or lark.
7. DE ENE T 'l'E. l· LU' h hr a hou'I.'S or Clark. cr dit. nd m t r. ·
Ma th ematics
,yj th a \'i '' to t a ltiug ma h a tics in smaller school will b xp t Ll t omp l te at least cours es 1 and 2. Coui· 3, 4, and 6 ar de io·n d for t ho se desiring to b ecome specia l t a ·l•er of mathematic . Courses 7 to 10 "ill be o·i, en wh n sufficient call for th em . :::> They are intended primaril for graduate students who desire to continue ma thcma ti al stud;) either for the .purpose of becoming strong teach rs in both elerp.entary and advanced math-ematics, or for en o·ineering and other courses- in univers ities or technical school s. -
a-. BoOKKEEPI NG . A course for beginners., Three. hours atte nd an ce. "rhree hours credit. Each semester. Assdciate Professo·r Beck. a1 BOOKKEEPING. For in the training course. . A more intensive stud y in bookkeeping than course ct. Three hours attendance .. Th'ree hours credit. Eacll . semester. · In Summer School fi ve hours attendance with three hours cre dit . Associate Profess-or Beck.
b. ARI'l'R lET£ !. at te ndan
I' or k.
c. ALGEBR A. 'f hough th is co ur e
c. m ay be tak en y haY qonc · m wor k in ubj ect but who d . ir t 1J · m m or t iL l·o uo·h in ,al gebra wi th a view to tea hin o· j t. Ij i ve 11 u r: a tt e ndan ce . Fh hours -r edit . lj h·.· t . m :t r. In 1' S h oo l ten hours attendan ce with fi ve h our : credit.
As so ciate Prof es ·or Bec k. Prof e . or Delz e ll.
AL GRBRA . Course c c ontinued . cr edi t. Seco nd sem este r. Assoc i ate Pr ofess or Rec k. P rof e ssor De lz ell.
c. A r ev iew cour se . An y on e h av i ng 1l a <1 a s work in al gebra may take t hi s co ur se : Prep ares fo r s tate examin ation. Fi ve hou rs Su mmer School. Profess or Howi e.
d. GEOME TRY. P rere qui s it e: Cour ses c and c1 •. Thi s course lik e' c is essenti a ll y fo r beg inn er s, ye t may be tak en by those who have don e so me ' vo rk in subje ct, bt\t who desire to become more tho rough in with a view to teaching it. Fiv e h q_ur s a tte nd an ce . Fiv e hours . credit. Fir st semester. In Summer Sc ho ol _ten hours attendan ce. Fi ve hour s cr ed it.
P ro f esso r Howi e. P rofesso r De lz ell.
d 1• GEO:\lETRY. -'Ill t 1'. ur a ntinu d. Same credit. Second
LLE,E \e N PH
n ha ing om pl ted ur Fi e hours atxamin ation. Summer · Prof sor Howie. L
I: 10LLE GE \ LGF.BRA . Pr r q ni i Ul' n.nd c. FOUl' r li First semester. ndance with four hours h ours att uclan In ummc1· 'h 1 credit . Professor Howie.
2. T RIGONOME 'l' RY. Four ho ur credit. S cond em t r. att ndance. Four hours Profe s or Howie.
3. ANALYTIC B l\lE'lRY . FiY hours Five hours credit. Fir. t sern ter . - Professor Ho,vie.
4. CaLCULUS . Fi ve hours attendance. Five hours credit. Second . semester. Professor Howie.
5. PEDA GOGICAL ARITHMETIC . 'For S en iors. Two hours .attendance. 'l'wo hout·s credit.. First semester . ProfessoT Searson.
6. rrHEORY OF EQUATIONS . Prerequisite: Course 1. Three hours attendance . Thr ee hours credit. S ec<:md semester. Professor Howie.
7. ADVANCED CA LCULUS. Co ur se 4 continued .. Three hours attendance . Thr ee hours cred i t. Professor Howie .
8. SPIIERI CAL P1'ereq ui site : Course ,2. Two hours attendance . Two hours credit. ' · Profess or Howie. -
9. DtFFERENTI AL EQ UATIONS . Prerequisite: Course 7. Three hours attendance. 'l'hre e hours credit. 1 ' / I Prof es sor Howie.
MA J OR S OF T .EI E S TATE BO ARD ONE M ILE N ORTH
At a rec e nt me e ting of th e Sch oo l M as te rs' C lub it wag fo und th at out of an atte ndance of thirt y- fiv e th ere wa s o nl y one pr ese nt wh o wa s not r eared on th e farm Th e m em bers hip of th is c lub co nsi sts co li ege pres id e nts a nd profes s ors , s up erint end en ts a nd Ma ny s uch inves tigations have been mad e, s howing th at th e co untr y b oy wh o sec ur es an e du cati on js likely to be com e a lead er in bu s in ess or pr of es sional c ir cl es Th ere ar e liundred s of boys out of s chool working f o]: l ow w ages 'wh o wi th a, few year s' tr a ining would be capabl e of filling th e best pl ac es Thi s s ch ool offers spe cial ad v antage s to' boy s of th e fa rm a nd in vi tes th e ir comin g to Pe ru.
10. ADY \N ED E :-.n.·Tn ·. lr m th d m rrhr
Music
it : ur 3. l\I d
a. EGIN r IN • t rainin g. h m· a tt n L. o
b. lN'l' ERi\I E DI ATE l\1 b romn ti Ea. h
n. Rb bm. Ear Thr ur a. l\Iinors.
c. ADv Ar OED l\I u rc. El 1 uu · harmon Hi tor . Three a nd four-part in ginn·. Fo lk • onn· . T'' o hom's attendance . One hOLll' cr e dit . F ir t lll ter. oci ate Profe or Hewitt.
1. ADvAN CED lVI usw. Contin u a,tion of co urse c. Musi cal biography and study of th ·opera . T" o hours atte nd-, ance. Two hours cr ed it. Second erne te r. Associate Professor H ewitt.
2 PuBLIC ScH OOL METHODS Also a continuation of course c. Thr ee ho urs attendance. Tw o hours credit. Second semester . Associate Professor Hewitt .
1. pARLIAMENTARY LA.W. T" o hour s atten dance. On e hour credit. Ea ch semester. Associate Professor Gr egg.
Drawing a nd Penm ans hip .... Sl_9..S-
J. W. Profel'so r of Ent:!li sh
2. ST DY OF E E
1. A . tu dJ f h '
mp an i d b course and moral chara cThr h ill'S attend- teristics of ance. TlH ri v n uc.h erne t '. Prof s r Hart.
3. T J>Y ore . ntiun d. A t ud y of the later dev 1 pm nt n in ludi ng- adol escen ce, · heredity and h influ n of hild ud upon the rl'h eol'J' of EducaJi m. Two hom attendan e. 0 hom's crcd i t-. onc1 m t r. Prof sor Hart.
ACADEMIC A D NORMAL
a. PHYSICS, ELEMEN'.rARY. \Vork based wholly upon experi- , ment, largely quantitative und stri ctly induc tive . Text us ed as reference book s uppl ementing- cl ass dis cu ssions an d ·for ans\Ters to such questions as m·e raised fqr thoug-ht and reference. Prop erti es of m a_tter. Forms of 0 energy. Motion. Effects of gravity. Hy drostatics. Pneumatics. Thr ee hours attendance. Four hours lab orat o-ry work. · - rrh ree h·ours credit. First semester. Summ er School. .Professor Brown ell. ·
b. PHYSICS. , ·Heat. Mechanics (continu e d). Quantitative experimental work. ' Five hom•s attendance. Four hours laboratory wo r lc. Five hours ·credit. §3econd semester. Professo-r Bro-wnell. 0 I ,. '
Departm ent of Biological Sciences
Dep artm ent of Biologic al Sei enees (_ 0 s "l
B.
l\ 50 1\ Department of B iologi cal s
1. IllY ·r laborat r re lit.
t n.ch ph sics our a and d finite line of requirehool work. Four l'J . Four hours or Brownell.
A DE1\ll ... N ORi\1 , L I
a. P HY r L Y. our e d igned for beginning nt : Thr h ur attendance. Six hours htborator and 1 ur Fir t half of concl semester. Three hour, ' cr e dit. ::sociate PJ;ofe or Greg·g.
b. Er--EMEN'l' ARY PHY ' lOLOGY f r t he Trainers Course. Goes a little mor e d ee ph int th ubj ct than course a) and presuppos es om acquaintance \Yith the subject. Em· phasis is laid on m thods of teaching. Three hours attendance . Four hours laborato·ry. Given three times , a year--second half of first semester, first half of second semester, and SumD;ter ·School. T\YO and a half hours credit. Associate Professor Gregg·.
1. ADVANCED , PHYSIOLOGY . 'l'akes up a more exhaustive study of the human body . This course should, if possible, preceded or accompanied by the first course in zoology an<;! in chemistry. Three hours Three hours laborato17 and lectures. Four hom:: s crecLit. Each semester. 'Associl).te Professor Gregg.
2: PERSONAL, HousEHOLD, AND ScHOOL HYGIENE. A course designed to suppl;y training' in of
3. ' PECIA J"' PRY 'I LOGY . ' I of the pur ph 1 body as th ·1 Thr hom·.·
" rk ' t.
1' o·o·.
1. HOllTHA r o. Th r gg ·y t m f . h rthu nd i taught. Much prac ti ce in wri tj nn· n d. in t ran ri bi no· the horthand is an d t 1m.· ,•kill in \\ l' i i ug th ha r::l ,.., :t and confiden ce in r ad in g them is a ·qu ir- d. ".ii 'o ur h our r ec i tation .· Fo ur h urs r di t. Fir .' t. an cc nd m ester s. No ex tra C'harg for t hi s co ur. , A s. o ci ate Profes or vVood .
2. SHORTHA ND. ontinuation of co m· c 1. S con d em c:> t r.
Sociolo gy
ACA DE 1IC AND 1'\ 0) t MA L
a. Orvrcs . The tll eory of t an d the growth of th e political institutions of the Uni ted Stat es. The township, county, sta te, a nd na tion . Ob servati on of the ne ws rec 9 rd of curTent eve nt s. Pr ac tical method s of te aching CIVIC S. Four hours a tt e ndan ce. Fo ur hours cr edit. second s emester. Professt>r Ston er. I '
b. Qrvro s. A more i ntens iv e study of civics than a, designed for those who have studied and taug ht civi cs• in the public s Cthoo ls. Thr ee hours attend a nce. Th r ee hours credit. Gh;en each semeste r.
Profe ssor Ston er. /
COLLE GE A ND P ROF.ESS IONAL ,
1. SOCIAL SCIEN CE. / .A st udy of go vernment, m·i gin , a,n d developm e nt trac ed in the organiz ed soc ial and politi cal institutions of the le ading civ iliz ed na ti 9 ns of the
wo rJd >r it wt l I • ·l nr ' :". wi It I an t • 'n Yi w Four m • t r. ton r. h tn· nll ' ll ( laiH'L' . Ftur cr dit. •o ud
2. E'L'UL Fun lam •nla l 1 rin it le:
ih ir tl ' :t di ('< tl :lpll i ca!i l ll , in :s o n.tt n la n · •. 'J h t' '• hom ·s tr tl i t.
Sp anish with lt ur on r. \.. d •pat· 111 ·nt oC :::-ipnlli ·h lw · uo , ., bL" ll but da will lJ •Ll in t me•t th d maud of ·tu lent. . 'l'hi · wo ek will b- tauo'lt b' a. na iY Port Rican . - ::> < "·It o i. a flu n . p of t ll I::mn·uao· anl wh o i doing pecia l w rk in Ut 'tat X rmal h ol t '"ar d h · pr f ssi ona l cert i ficate . ?\laria Mac hin.
1. TYPEW IH TlNC: . Til • \an ant . y, t ' lll of to uch t rpe\\l' it iug i. ta ugh t. \\ 'o nl aml Il u·n,s "ign ar e t udi ed and ma ,·· terecl until th V C<lll 1J Wl'itt ill' adi )j and UU COUSClO U )j ·
Special atte nti on is pn icl to y ocab ul arJ, spel lin,o·, punctuation, nncl par::wr n.p hin g. reat importance is gi ve n to accuracy, rapidity and neatness. Cred it dep ends up on amo unt of time s ubj ect is. pursued. First a nd second semesters. Slight l abo r atory f-ee c h::u·ged for us e of macldn e. Tlt e b es t .. tandard made ma.chin es ::u·e furfor pract i ce . Assoc i ate Woods .
2. TYPF.V\THI'l'ING. Continu atiou of co ur se 2. Second semester . Assoc i ate Profe:ss.or V\Toods . ,,
COLLEGE AN D PROFESSIONAL I . , ,
1. ZOOLOGY. A stud y of typical forms includino· l ect ur es, • ' ' b re c itations, di ssect.ipn s, field work, and the coll ecti on and classification ·of 100 insec ts. Two hours attendFo,ur hours laborat ory work. Two hours Fil;st semester . ' Professo r Duncanson.
2. ZOOLOGY•: A continuation of the dissection of typ es, a ,
tu<l.Y of an im al L ',' ll l it ' J ll ' of p •rm an ut mi ·r · · pi· Jll otm in r .· anr l wo1·k in Lax id t·m ·. 'r Jn·
11 ur ·a ·t nl a.u · J· ou t· h >ur .·
l<t bO J"l ·o1' · ,,. r k. 'I hr bou1· cr di t. , ' ·ond . ·me.·
3. ZO OLO GY- • 'l lt r h our. l ab o ra to r. \\ 1·k. F iY t r. un an
4. z ooL 'Y ·ial w<n·k in ana( m r 1ti t lo n-y to s tu d n ts wh .lt av t nk •n ·our.· 1 , nd 2. h ours at tcnd an · Lx: h om·.· la h rat l' Y " orl·. hou r. ·r dit. t r. ix F ir
l'1·ofc. or Dun an on .
5. AT RE • 'F DY l!'n l\1 n. BIOL OG-1 L P oiN T o.E' m w. Two ho u rs att dauc c. Fo ur h our .· la iJo r·tt or.r anu :fi. ld work ..
Two ho ut s credi t. • .. ·onu '" Ut .· ' r.
Profc ··or I uu au. on .
N. F FI E n t. uo ty up rio t od ot, T Imruall,
ci a s Iu s· C
Class of 1870 it y up riut od nt Ord , rmal P m f th a so ia t ion , addr
Ho\vard , G org· E. , Pt·or so t· t at niY r it Lin c oln
Moorh e ad , A nn a ( fl·s. J oy ) .. P ru
Cl a ss of 1871
Be ll, Lydia ........ ..........
..... ....... ... ... .. . ..... Pa wn City Brook, Emma S. (Mr ·. Ia sso n). P hy i ian ab tha Kan. *Hayd e n, D. T.
Cl ass of 1872 I
Hu ll , F ran ces M. (Mr s. Os born) ..
.. .._D e nv e r, Colo. Lewi s, Em,ma (Mrs. Ho l z)
Class of 1874
.. .. . Omaha
*Bl ack, Ste wart.
Burch , I. L. Farm er ..
Cl a ss of 1875
...... La nd er, WyQ. _. Daily, Alic e (Mr s. A. K. Goud y) ... -,.. Pe ru Dobbs, Hugh, Lawy er ..
. Be atr ice Noyes, V es ta (Mrs. Spearfish , S. D.
Cl as s of 1876 _
Bl ack, J. P. A., L awy er '. . Ha stings Brown, L. Anna. (Mr s. Corn e ll) 14 52 ·Ne il Av e_., Col umbu s, 0. Fort, Charl es , Insuranc e Age nt : . Ka ns as City, Mo ·Hitt, Te ach er ..... ..
. Omaha
........ .. Omaha Hitt, Thomas, E dit01; ..
Loofbourrow , W. K., M ini ster ·. Thomson , III. Piper, Jos e ph Bra.dford, Re a.l Estate Agent Omaha *Welsh, William. '
*D ece as ed. 4 \
·'
Cla ss of 18 77
Arn o lc.l , Fr ed H. .. .. .... . ... . ..
... .. . T ka maJ1
Ba in, L illi an A. (M rs. May h w) . .. Ta om a, Wa h.
Bain , Jessie E. (M rs. Co oper .. ... . ... ... 43' 3 a!{ t., Kans as ity, 1\'l .
Ba te s, Lo ui s A., D ru ggis t.
. . p rin g fl ld
Dec ou , Elsi e C. (M rs. '!' roup) Omah a.
De nn iso n, Id a M. , T eac her .......... 2 5 Jos phin e t., nv r, Co lo. - Le wi s, T. L es li e, Lawy er .. ..
*L oga n, E ll a (M rs. Loo f bo urr ow).
"' Pri cha rd , Su e (M 1·s Blackb urn ).
Cl ass of 1878
Bla ck burn, T. W., Lawy er . .. .. ...
E'ro erson, A lic e (M rs. St uil ) .......
Harmon , Ne lli e (M rs. Dr. Lashle y)
Cl ass of 1879
. ... .. Sa n i go , Ca l.
.... . ... Om aha
... Ca s hi on, Okl a.
... R dl a ud s, Ca l.
*B at e s, Eva (Mrs. P ru g h) .
Bla c kburn , Rob e rt A., Ph ys icia n. . Gle nd ale, Ca l.
Clar y, W. M., In s ur an ce A ge nt . - Co ncordi a, Kan.
Coop e r, J. R. , In sur an ce Ag en t. : Sou tb A ub u rn
Co rn e ll, Ge orge W., Lawy er ..
Corn e ll , Senora C., Te ac he 1•
Dai l y, A nna M. (Mrs. Dr . Fa rn swor th) .
: .... South Au bum
Lin c oln
. .. .. S pringfi e ld , Mo.
Em ers on, Mar y . _. :.·.· .- Cook
Le tton, Ch as B.: Jud ge Supr eme Court : l-inc ol n
Lo c ke, Minni e (Mr s. Ea ste rday) Tacoma, Wash.
Morg a n, Emma (Mr s. Fort) ·'· • Kan s as City , Mo. Mutz, A. B., Trav e lin g Sal es man : , . Au burn
Ols en, O lli e S. (M rs. Sc hram)
Wint ers, Jo hn , Ag ent Am e ri can Bo ok Co . ' L in co ln ,I ,,
91!) Ma dis on 7' t. , Se attl e, W as h. Pie rc e, Fe rn (Mr s. Upton) : 1133 L St ., Lincoln
Pip e r, Rober t N., Ag e nt N. Y. Lif e ........•.. Lex in gton, Ky. T aggart , Anna (Mr s. Cl ar k) ·'· O ma ha Wilber, Grac'e H. (Mrs . Squ ir es ) .. .. .-..
Class of 1880
O maha
*B l ackb u rn, F lo ra (Mrs. L amson ). • 1 • G raves, J. D. , L awy er . ' ·;;· .. : .P e ru
Hu ll A: C., Gene ral Ins u ra n ce Agent. HasU ng <.J ' . , ' . . R ei d, A nn a E. (Mrs Ha ll) ·· , L mcol n
*St ocki n g, J ess ie E. (Mrs . He cht).
Lo cke, Fl o rence A. ( Mrs . Ha rr is) .... .. ;;.
*Wniteborn, Emma F.
Class of 1881
Biin, El ea no r, T'each er . .. .... ... . ....... ... .. . : ..... .. Kansas Ci ty, Mo . Bou t on , Ro sa, Professor S tate Univers ity. ..... . ... .. . .... ... Lin c ol n
ease d
Graham, Fr e el , Bani;: a hi r
Howard, A. E. , La wy
Lo g an , Ca tTi Mr s. West, J. S., Lawy r
'7
.... Powhattan, Kan. r . Lincoln lli ve t t)
*Hess e ltine, J es se. He witt, Kat e L. (r'l rs. Da\ i ).
Lincoln
Burton , Olda.
Lars h, Ella (M1•s. K llo gg ) . Perc ival, Ia. McKenzi e, Ma ry (Mr s. Key e r)
Bren t wood ; Cal. McKe nzi e, (Mrs. Cornw II)
McVicke r, Jo , Re al Estate g nt
*Nuckoll!:;, De lla
Oalcdale, Cal.
Lincoln
Ord, Clar ence E., Coun ty Commission r .. A uburn Re ed , E. Capitola (Mrs. Grav e s) Physi cian
Pe ru Sim, P. R., Farm er t Nebraslra City
Beals, Arab e lla (Mr s. Goodri c h)
.. Gen e va Branstine, Eliza, Teach er
Colorado Sprin gs, Colo. Brenizer, Ora (Mrs. Gal e) .. Blair Burch, Albert N. , Supt. Irrigation Co Spokane, Wash. Ellis, Vina ..
q-regory, Grace (Mrs . Gilman) .........
Nebrasl{a City
North Platte Hewitt, J. H. H. , Lawyer ...
Alliance * Horham, M. D. Loofbourrow, Ros e (Mrs. Brown) .
Eur e l;: a, Cal. McKinnon, J. T., Agent for Nursery .
Lincoln Pendleton, May (Mrs McKinnon) : Linea n Winters, R. D., . Lumber Business
Cal. Worley, Annie (Mrs.
Crawford Wyn'e, Dora (Mrs. Hesseltine).
Peru \
Class of. 1884
Bain, Be rtha, Stud e nt Chicago University .' Chicago, Ill. , Beals, Della T. (Mrs. Caldwe ll), Physician ..
... Des Moines, Ia. Birss, ,Mary Evelyn (Mrs. Van Vleet) Norman, Okla. Campb.ell, Ida L., T eacher
La Grande, Ore. J o1hn W _., Teacher Ce res, Cal. Prime, Belle (Mrs. Whitney)
... Be aver CitY Strock,, Anna :K. (Mrs. Ord) , Fairb,ury Van Vle e t, Albert H., Professor of Biol ogy Nbrman, Okla
Class of 1885 1 Atkinson, Alice (Mrs. Sniith) 219 Hellman Bldg. , Los Angeles, Cal. *Baker, Mollie E.. Brown, Jennie (Mrs. White) Blue Springs ChuFch, Frankie, : Boone, Ia Dort, Lou D. (Mrs. pysart) Auburn
*D ecea se d.
Self-boarding does not de tract from tJ1e preparation of our studies; it only prnvides recreation and adds. to the pleasure ' of our sc hoo l life. Our room: ..are both ·cheerfu l and homeHke, making self-boarding an idea l plan. , (Signed.) Margar et F,r :y, Ora. Beck, 1 Fern Darnall. ,
S elf -Bo ar d in g ,
The following shows how is regarcled by stude nts : We rent two ro om s and k eep hous e .."\V e enjoy many luxu ri es _ that boarding hous es do affoF cl, and at than one-half of what it 'voulcl cost us to board. The expense of self-boarding in our ca:se requir es a fund · slig·htly above $ 1.00 each per wee k.
Dy sa r t, Id a, T ea h r. .
Fish er, Flor en l\Ir . or t) ....
alt Lak i y, tah
... .. A uburn
Fishe r, Tho mas L., ru gooist Pu blo, Colo.
It eese , M gg i '
Sb a ron , 1\llary ( M r J o kin ) ..
... Wbat om , as h.
W il c ox e n, Oliv e (M r Tru ). o uoty up rin t nd nt Fa irbur y
Cl ass of 1886
Bed II , Blan he ( 1r in lair) eb ras lm City
Church , Id a (Mr . G od) .
Duncan so n, H. · .. P1 · f s or tat r mal choo l ....
... Peru
. P ei'U Be ll e ..
Plattsmouth
Gr ee n, E lm er E., Po t-om Emrloy Lincoln
He ndrix , M inni e, T acbe r Bancroft
Lilli e, Dora (Mr s. D av id so n) .
Missouri Vall ey, Ia. Peery; alexa nd er H., Me rc han t . Auburn Sincl air, J ess ie (M t·s. ollings)
Class of 1887
*Bo11ong , Gr ace (Mr s. Tou rte lot).
. Fu ll erton, Cal.
Bow en, Ca rri e A. (Mr Ogd en, Utah Bradford, La ur a J. (Mrs. Dr. ea l}
Burch, _y otti e, P ro fe ssor Stat e Un iv e rsity Salt Lake City, Utah
Carpent e r, L. Bel le (Mr s. M ill e r) ..... :
. ... Bilaspur, Ce o. Prov. Ind . Church, Anna, T eac her High School Racin e, Wis. Col e man, Ge or ge A., For e st er a nd Entomo l ogist. ..... P ac i fic Grov e, Ca l. Crabtree, J ames vV ., Presid e nt State Normal Sc hool. Peru Good, Ellis E., Ba nk Cashier . ... ........
Peru Harman, William B., In s uran ce Agent.
A uburn Hawl ey, Ri cha rd T ., Farm er Brocl{ Logan, Straud M ., Lawyer Gr and Junction, Colo M ill e r, ·Le roy , Me d. Miss i onary .. B il as pur, Ce n. Prov. Ind. Rob er t s, Ha nnah (Mrs. Van Wiclde) .
Yor]{ Sh e llhorn, Ella (Mrs. Weaver) :-- Concordia, Kan Thorn, Sarah A ., Teacher Holmesvill e V eede r, Jam es H., Princip al of S cho ol s
Borst, Je nnie E. , T eac her
Tobi as Class of 1888
Seattle, Wash . Boy er, A li ce, Te acher
Nebrasl{a City *Campb e ll , Ell en M. (Mrs. Prime). . · Conklin, Juliu s, County Cl erlr.
Ne ligh Mattie A.
Lane, C., Impl ement D ealer
Red Oak, Ia. Ord, J. Frank
, Seattle, Wash. Pettigrew, Clara R ., T eac h er
Lincoln Pi er so n, Charles J., T'e acher
P. I. Smith, Pe nelope M., T eache
Omaha Williams , J en nie, Te ach er .
Nebraska City \ *Dec ease d.
., 7
Cl a ss of 18 89
Al fo rd , Edwin T. •a rmer
Bl oom in g da le, Be rt ha L., '!' a her C En glish.
B ou g ht on , H. Wal do, F rui t r ow ,...
Cla rk, Edi th (M rs. Sche ll , T a ·h
Lisc o, Em m a, Ra nc hin g ...
Li sco, Is ab e ll e, '!' ac her
ra nd I 1£llld
b t r, 1' x.
Luz P. r.
Bo st ru n, nl.
Bo s to n in, Il l.
Ord , A nn a M. (Mrs. Pa rt r id ge) . To ron to, Ort on, John, Teacher ..
Cl ass of 189 0
As hl e y, Dext er D., Phy sician . 33 7 I.J xinglon v e. , ew Ork ity Mar cia, Teacher.
Bloomm gdale, K at e M., Teacher ..
John E ., Atto rn ey
Gil mor e, Geor ge H., P hy sician .
Fa h·bury
Ju li an
Ha y Sprin gs
Mu rru)• Hornby, Hop e, Teache l'
So. OnHlhn Hosie, Alma, Pro fess or Stat e or mal S h oo
K a rn ey , Lege r, Th e odor e A ...
Lou isv ill e, R,y. Mardi s, Je nn i e, Tele phon e Op e ra t or
.. Peru Me nk e, Henr y, Mini ster Chi c ago, Ill. Mor e n, Ne lli e E. (Mr s. Sc hn e id e r)
Lo gan, Rau. Morrow, Fr ed E ., Prin c ipa l of Sc hool s
Neal, B. Fr a nk, Lawyer ...........
Ord, Myrt le E. ( Mrs. Dunc ans on
Timm e rman , Lyn n, De nti s t.
-M ead
Bo ise Ci ty, I daho
Peru
Fort Pl ains , N. y I
Vroom, Em ma A., 'rea cher 1630 Humbo l dt St ., De nver, Co lo I
Class of 1891 ' ,
Be rk l ey, Maud E. (M rs. Bi rdsa ll )
Berkl ey, I. Je nn ie (Mrs. Te rry)
*Bo ck, S ad \e.
Al exa ndr ia
Al exa ndr ia
Brow er, Addie H. (M rs. Ma nzer) . No. 1 Wa b ash Ave ., Ka n sas City, Mo.
Ho s ie, Ze ld a E. (Mrs . Mo rrow)
.. Me ad
Hosie, Jam es F., Profe sso r C hi cago Nor ma l S ch ool Chic a go, Ill. J arrett, H orace, La wye r
Kl aus, De li a A. (M r s. W_ard)
Major s, B ess ie (Mr s. Van Vl ee t)
Por ter, 'Qrac e (Mrs. Mill e r)
Schaffe r Li z zi e M., Te ac her
Standl e;, Lola L., T ea ch er
.. St roud , Okla.
Fort Bragg, Cal.
Sumpter, Ore.
Crete
Univer si t Place Cl fl ss of 1892 , Gillilan , Jo se ph P., 1 Fa rm er
Gregg, Mattie H. (Mr s. D afoe)
Ho ward, Je ssi e F
Hut c hinson , Flo y E. (Mrs. Killi a n)
Major s, Barbara (Mr s. Dav e npor t)
"'D ecemm d.
ub ert
eh
dam s
·Wahoo
Metca lf, J ess ie E., T a h r. .
eal, Char i s F., un ty ttorn y
Porte r, G eo r ge W., Farm er
yrac u se
Bo i City, Id a ho
.. Ge neva
Phi llip s, Maud (Mrs I'in g) Kea rn ey
Bau g hman , Samu el, Ed itor . ...
*Brower , orme.n J.
Davies, May ('M rs. Go l di e), T eac her ... ,
De lz e ll , Jam es Sup e rin t nd nt lty hool
*Emers on, Ca rri e.
Ferguso n, Ora A. (Mrs. ea l) .
. .. . .. Den ve r, Colo .
... Wayne
Bois e City, Id a ho
Hays, James H., Physi cian · Cass City, Mich
Jeffre y, L. Idilla (Mr s. Walla c )
.. ·.H as tings
Jon es, Grac e, Te acher Humbo l dt
Jon es, Charl es S ., Sup e ri ntend e nt Cit y hoo ls . Crawford
Jon es, Ho_ward H., T eac her
Robin so n, Kan. K eetel, Lizzie (Mrs. Pe terson) ... Oakland
Lynch, Ne lli e, T eache r Pl atte Center
Lynch, Mary, T eacher Columbus
Mo ri tz, Rich a rd D., Sup e rin te nd e nt Ci ty School s. : Blu e Hill Mary
Nelson , Edna C. , Count y .Sup e rint e nd e nt
Audubon, Iowa
Tekamah
O ste rhou t, Al bert W. , 1 Pr ofessor Cotn.er Un i ve r sity Beth a ny Quiv ey, Arthur L. , -:\1erchant
Rockwood , L. (Mrs . Kenn e rly)
Tynon, Kittie, T"eache r
Van Vl eet, Stanton T ., Su per int e nd e nt of Min e
O smond
Pilger
N eb rasl;:a Cit y
Ore. Wallace, Hannah A
Wort, Julia M., Te ach er of History , I H. S
Tekamah
Lincoln Wyne, May M. (Mrs. Jones) , Crawford York, E (Mr s. O sterh out) , T ea cher Cotner Univ e rsity
Bethany 1 , Class of 1894 , Aksamit, N ettie M., St enographe r Clarkson Bickford, Edith L D enver, , Colo
Borst, Anna B., T eacher S eat tl e, Wash. Canon, Vina M., (Mrs. Dobbs) ' . · Roclryford, Colo. Culbertson, Grace D. , Profes s or State Normal School
Peru
Pe ru Davenport, William L. , Farmer
De lzell, William N., Profes sor State Normal Sc hool. • Peru Dobbs, Thomas F., Merchant. ..
Rockyford, Colo. Evans, Lulu , Teacher .
Cornwallis , Wash. Fisher, Willa G. (Mrs. Miller) ,
Brock Gillilan, Amelia, Teacher '
Omaha Howard, Ju'dah , Teacher
Kle n esaw Jack, Agnes D. (Mrs . Winld eman)
Omah a ' Jones, Olive M
Waco
* D J
Langer, Kath a rin e V., Teacher . .. ......
... . ... lDdholDl
Le hr, C har! s I• ., P ri n i a! of ch ol . Pa rkston, S. Dale
Mc Co y, Anna (l\lr H ay ) Cass City, Mich.
Ie rrill , Georg ., Lu mb t• Eu s: n ....
.... t am Boat Springs, Colo.
Mill e r, Be ll e, Tea h r Sab e tha, Kan , eal, Ri cha rd F., L aw y r ..............
uburn
*Norton, C Un to n
orton , Su san \· ., T ea h 1· o rm al h ool .. Madison, S. Dak. Jan s, o uu ty up l"i nt nd n t.
Pe nn ey, Lu cy J. , Tea her .. ...
Tre nton
South Omaha
Richard s on, M il t on J., ge nt Dod d, 1 ad o ... Indianapolis, Ind
Rob erts, Ge rt rud e ( Mrs. H ammin g)
Sh e ll e nb erger, Ma ri on ., on tr actor
Slac k, Ade lia M.
Smith, Lilli an, T each er ...
Standl ey, Ottawa J., Prin c ipal of Sc hools
York
Ely, Ne vada
ew Castle, Cal.
Kansas City, Mo.
Riv e rton
· Stoute nborou gh, E liz abe th C. (Mrs. r) Un i on
Tri ssler, Eva ( :0.\llr s. Pa rk) ....
.. Cline Falls, Ore.
Van Middl es wor th, Edi th, Sup t. Pra ti e W sle yan U ni .. U niversi ty Place
Warr e n, Ge rtrud e, Teacher ..
Wortman, W. He nr y, Prin c ipal of Sc hools ......
Class of 1895
Omaha
...... Swanton
Agnew, Marn e (Mrs. Ord) ' Rawhid e Butt e, Wyo.
*Atw at er, May L.
'B eedl e, Franl;: H., In s ur ance Ag ent \)maha
Elsie S.
Bratt, Elizabeth M. (Mrs. Baldwin) ....... ... .. 2814. St., Omaha •
Chas e, Minni e E., Te ach er . S id ney
Collins, Kat e A., Te ach er.
Davis , Tina Teacher St. Louis , Mo
* Du:p.can s on , Ca rri e A. (Mr s. Rich a rds).
Garr e tt, E. 6., Ag e nt Ame ri ca n Book Co
Gold e n, Ne lli e G ... :
Fre mont
Scribner
Good , 0. Mauri ce, Ass i stant Bani;: Cas hi er Pe ru
Goozee , Mable B. (Mrs . Eiliot.t)
2023 Ohio St. ; Omaha
Grahpn , Este ll e, Teacher Normal School We ath erf ord , Okla.
Griffith , Oli ve , Teacher in Coll ege Jubbulpor e: India
Hart, Emma A ., Te ach er
Hartl e y, Winni e E. (Mrs . Frenc h)
Ed g ar
.... B oi se Ci ty, Idaho, John s ton, Be rtha, Teacher . Auburn
Jon e s, Clara Ilii:
Yorlc
Kin g, John J., Re al Esta te A gent Ke arn ey Maika, Lydia N. (Mrs. Munl{ e rs)
Chadron
Martin , D. Elliott, Supt Ci ty Schools Live rmor e, Cal.
McMichael, Ge orge A., Y. M. C. A. Work
*Decea se d .. ,
North Platte
Lulu W. , Teacher State Normal Moorh e ad, Minn.
Ord, Robert C., Ranchm an ... . ... ...... ........ ... Rawhi de Butte, Wyo. Pals tine , Oliv er P., Ran ch man ...........
Quant e, Clara (Mrs. Baker) ....
.. Lake, CaJ.
.. . Imp er ial Ray, Neva, Te acher .. Barad Rockwood, Pe arl E. (Mrs. Hall)
Sam e, E. E., Tr eas ur y De partm en
Smith, Kate M. (Mrs. Codlogton)
e rd n
a!; bio n
... Omaha Smith, Sadie, T eacher Holdr Stanford, I sa E., T eacher.. .....
niv J'S i ty Pin c Storm, Minnie L. (Mrs. Ra n do l)
. W at be rfo.rd, Okla. Tynon, B ess ie, Te acher ..
*Van No s tran, Minnie.
Van Vl ee t, Mae L. (Mrs. Wr igh t)
Pay tt , Idaho
umpt e r, Or Watt, Agn es, T eacher ....
*Wi s hard, Ma ggie A.
Cl ass of 1896
Alexa nd e r, Lott ie M., T eac her.
All e n, Lu cre tia, T eac her. .
York
es ton, Or
e dar Bluff
' Benste r, Grace J., T eac her .' ' Silv er Cre k Bullock, Clara J., (Mrs. St anard) Shawnee, Okla Burgess, Edith, Supt. Practice Stat e Norn1 al . Aitken, Minn. Burwell, Jay I., Principal of Schoo ls
Napone Chase, La Mo nte L., Lawyer
Lincoln Coss e l, E>ffi e M.
Dillon, Margf!-ret J
Crete Efne r, Iva (Mrs. Frank)
2035 l•'arnam St., Omaba Etra (Mrs. Webster)
Cripple Creek, Colo Farmer, Ha t tie
A lm a George, Harmo n A
Riverside, Cal. Hammond, Grace (Mrs. Pu·J'fer)
*Harris, William H.
Holm es, William T., T eac her
D eadwo od, S. Dak
New York, !'{. Y. Hutchinson, Edith A. (Mrs. Joy)
Chicago, III. John ston, Nona M. (Mrs. Lowry)
West Dulu th, Minn. Joyce, Cl ara I.
Lusk, Wyo. Loomis, Alice H., Teacher
Manhatt n, K:an. Lott, L etta M.,
545 N. 28th St., Lincoln Majors, Frank P., Lawyer
East Yakima, Cal. Mard is, Je nni e, Tel ep hone Op e rator
Matthews, Luella
Matthews, Pearl, Teacher
Me tcalf, Chas. D., Minister
Ord , Carrie E. (Mrs. Riatt)
*Paris, Alice Roy.
Parriol t, William C., S tudent State University
Pratt1 Vrseba E. (Mrs. Fair head)
*Deceased.
Peru
So. Omaha
Sheri.dan, Wyo
Ho l mesville
lSIDg City
Lincoln
Syracuse
ilobb, J ess ie F. ( Mr s. Hol t)
.. Grand Jun cti on, Colo.
Rulon , El va E., Li b rari an Sta te o rrn al c hool. Peru
S'ams, Harv ey L., Bank Cashi er .
Se ng er, Lilli e M. (Mr s. Loechn r) .....
Scottsbluff
Benson
Sh e phurd , e lli e S. (Mrs. e t Sioux City, Iowa
St a ndl e y, L ol a L., Te ach er
U niv e rsity Place
Towns e nd , Id a M:. (Mrs Pl a tt) Omaha
Ve s t, Chas. W., M rc hant ..........
.. Sioux City, Ia.
Whiteh ead, Parlc er 1\1 ., upt. Ci ty cboo ls .. Gothenburg
Wiard, Ge orgia A .. Teacher
Wy ne, e al J ., Pr in ci pa l of Sch oo ls
S tr omsburg
Chester
Ab bott, Eifi e, Teacher McCool{
Bar!fe S, Lydia H. (Mrs. He rmi e) ..
Fruitvale, Cal .
Bamford, Lillian, Teach er De af Institut Om a ha Bamford, Mae.
Omaha
Bridge, Laur e tta . Rave nna
Bridge, J ess ie F., Cl e rk Ce nsus De pt ....
... Washington, D. C.
Butt, Anna W. (..!VI rs. Magui r e) .... De Witt
Catlin, Iva M Peru
Clarke, John H., Mer cha nt
Conld e, 0. T., Tel eg 1·aph Op e ra to r
... Elberton, Wash.
.. Lincoln
Conkle, Vin etta A. (Mrs Miles) Meadow Grov e Fe nton, B eat ri ce (Mrs . Craig) .
Wymore
French, W. L., Professor Stat e Normal Sc hool Peru
Frerichs, Marie C ., Teacher
Aspen, Colo . Gar dner , Elizabeth c
*Giffin , R. E.
.Wakefield
Goss , Paul, Superint e nd e nt City Schools ·'· North Platte Harman, Oliv:e S., Teach er ... , Julian Harney, Anna M ., (Mrs. Thornton) Ackley, Ia. Henry, Libbie, Principal of Schools .. : Ithac'a Hermie, 0. H., Farmer
Fruitvale, Cal. Hills, Lois, T eacher
Broken Bow Hugg, Ola B ., Teacher
Montrose , Colo. Hutchinson, Amos T. , ·City Schools Valley Joy, Guy A ....
Chicago , Ill. Kime, Laurie (Mrs. Uptegro ve ) · Pe ru Leith, Lillie M., Teacher.
Payette, Idaho Maddox, Genevieve : Omaha McClure , Nina
Omaha McCoy, Ida \ University Place McCune, Eleanor, T eac her
Castana, Ia. McCune, Margueri t3 (Mrs. Richardson) Sheldon, N. Dak
*McGrew , J. Bur rh.
· Meader, Fr:anc e3 H., Teacher State University Laramie, Wyo.
*Deceased.
7f)
M eek, Re tta L. (Mr- 3. Dy ) .. ........
. ru Mil es , D. D., Farm er :\l ad w
M eyer s, Elizab eth M., T ea b r ...
\ Moore, Anna, Te ach er ..
*Phillips, Claud e. Pu tney, Winifr ed (Mrs. Lathro p) :. I ra ka Robb, Lulu E. (Mr s. W bb r ..
.... Li n Rodgers, Ele anor, T ea h r...
Baro s, M ilton A ., Prin ci pal of School s.
ur rn
cott b lu ff
Slothow e r, J. H., Prin !pal of hool s .. Papillion Storm, Samuel J., Real Es tat e Ag nt. at h rford, kla Ta ylor; J. William .
Watso n, fo . Thomas, Sarah L...... orth Platt Tu cke r, Cbas. A., Te ach er ...
Gar fi e ld , a b. T yno n, Josephine N., T eac h er
Brock Up tegrove , Edward L., Dru ggist. ....
.. Peru Watkins, May, T eacher ..... Lincoln Wurts, Carrie, Teacher of cie n ce Ne bras ka City York, J esta M. (Mrs. Map es ) .
. Wau a Cl as s of 189 8Barb ee, Bes si e, Teach er Greenwood Barden, Ve ra (Mrs. Batche ldor) Ve rda, Louis iana Berg, Matilda L., Stud e nt Med i cal Co l l eg...... 2034 So. 19th St., Lincoln Borst, De lla, T eac_her
.. Payett , Idaho Bosse, William H., Merchant.
.. Bl oomfi eld Brookhart, Lola M. (Mrs . Woodman}
Cheye nn e, Wyo. Cam:pbell, Robert, Farmer
. HumphTey Campbell, Walt er P ., Farm.er Tecu mseh Canon, Anna E. (Mrs Lawre nce) Linco ln Case, Al ma J., Teach er
San Pe dro, Cal. Crabtre e, Sare pta A., Teac her
'.rimnatb, Colo
Crangl e, Aure lia A., Te ache r
B ea tr ice Danforth, Ch arl es C., Sup e rint e nd e nt City Sc hoo ls Tecumseh Dye, Al lee J., Teacher
Los Ange l es, Cal. Ha ll , Minta, T eac h er
Lincoln Harman, Maude, T eacher
Hawkins, Ma ry E., Te ach er ...
,.Julian
! Eagle He nry, Lena, Te acher
Jack, Cora M., Teach er Ins titut e for De
B eatrice
Omaha Jen se n,• Carrie, Te acher
St Paul Mc Grew Myrtle, Teacher
South Au burn Nelson, 'Eli za. F., Ass i stant Pr i rl"cipal
Val entine 'Parkhur st, Bel ie (Mrs . Elde r)
Rockyford, Col o. Ransom , Sadie F., Teacher ,.
.Eve rett, Wash. Re ynolds , Lau ra E. (Mrs. Manning)
St e amboat Springs , Colo. Richardson, Charles, Te acher
*D eceased. I
•. Col u mbus
Sp enc r, He ! n, T ac her ... Dakota City
Ty non, '[o lli e \ st . LiiJ ra ri an tat orm a l. ..
Wad e, Ida B. (Mrs. Bl oom in a da l
. ...... . .. Pe ru
.. e bra ska CitY\
Water s, vV. \\ ., PI·e sid nt Bu in oll g . ...... C olumbus
W att, I-Iom er, Farm r .
York
. nu r so n . .J e si , T ac h r Stromsburg
B atti , Ma b li e B .....
Lincoln
Boyd, K at i e, t d nt ta t ni·Y r ity .. L in c oln
Buc han a n, M inni ., T a h r
B urrow s, Ma rgar et, T ac her ..
Ca rn ahan, J. F.
Carnah an, L. A.
C arp enter, B ssie (M rs. Ri ba rd ) .. .....
Gordon
.... L incoln
·...... Tarkio , Mo.
Catlin , Cli ff ord , Ch emist ......... E as t St. Louis, Mo
Ca tlin , Wa rr en B ., Teach r of En g li sh ...
. Dubuque, Ia.
Chene y, Mab el A. , Teacher .. Sioux City, Ia.
F illey, H. C lyd e, Sup rin te nd ent Ci ty Sch oo ls ....... , . .. ....... Bancroft
·Gib s on , Ad a, St ud ent State U ni versity .. ...
. ...... 2612 Q St. , Lincoln
Gib s on , F lor en ce D. ( Mrs. Conkl e) , Frie nd
G ilm an, Kat e M., Teacher .. ......
*Glass, Maud R. 1
....... North Platte ,
Hartl ey , Ella J. (Mrs. Rink e r) M ara boja c, Bohol, P. I.
H ow e, Eu gen e, Sup e rint e nd e nt City Scho ol s .' ····.Ord
Hus ton, Ell a J., Te ac her Holdrege
Jam es, Edward De ntist. Stella Je nnings, Anna V. , Librarian State Normal School. · Kearney
Moor e, Fanni e, Te ach er
Cedar Rapids
Moor e, Laura E., Te ach e r. : Wymore
Moor e, Nora M., (Mrs. Griffi th&)
Emma E., Te ac her
Orcutt, Ina M. (Mrs. Fren ch)
. Preston
Lincoln
. Craig
Red fe rn , Alfred S., Stud e nt Northw e ste rn U niv ers ity Evanston , Ill. R \l ynolds, C. E., Hank Cashier .' Rising City
Rink er, 'Iltun er 0., Teacher ..
Marabo"jac; P. I.
Sh e ph e rd , Kath e rin e M. , Te ac her .... : :. Holdrege ·
Shiv es , Sad a E. , Teacher ..
Smi t h, Mar en, Te ach er
Snyder, Samuel :8 ..
T ow nsley, Lor a E., Teacher ...
Pa rke r, S. Dak.
Spring fi e ld
Pe ru
...... Ke arn ey
Vance, Ve rn e V. , P hy sician·.. . ... .1 .• .••• Pe ru
Watt, John C. , Farmer ' , Butmah, Okla. White, Coral, Teacher , · : McCook
Will , Gr ace M., Te ach er .... ·, · ValleY
Wort, Be rni ce M. , Teache r. :
*D eceased.
Lincoln
7 C la ss of 1900.
Al de n, C harl es N., Stud e nt S tal ni v rslty ...
Ba rri ck, He nry L., Rev nu e Inspe to r .
. .... . Lin o ln
.. .. Ma nil a, P. l.
Bucha nan , W tqi am R. , Lawy r. lin to n, O kl a.
Cars on, Eu ge ni a .... ..
1 De an, Clara, Te ac her.
Gib b, Ida, T eac her ..
..... Om aha
u ro ra
I n r
He nnig, J es sie A. (M rs. ... Dec at ur H ill , Cora , Stud e nt State U ni versi ty ..
L in oln ,
J am es, Arthur, Arm our Pa c kin g Co Los n ge les, Ca l.
Key, Minni e, Teacher ..... Wa ll ace , Id aho
Lo cker, Susie (M rs. Fuqu a) ·
Maxc y, Eu ge ne, M ini s te r ..
Be nk l man
.... Johnson McG-r ew, Mary , Teacher Lou i sv 1U e
Metcal f, W. B., Teacher ..
Aub urn
Moor e, Mary, Stud ent Chi cago A rt In st itu te Ch i cago Mo ses, Edi th S Vi' ayne
Pi ttam , Ju li a, Teacher ........... 542 N. 12t h St ., L in co ln Rei d, Ma r ga ret (M rs. Harry) ....
Shum an; W liii am, Lawy er ..
.. Po rtla nd , Ind.
.. No rth Platte
Smith , Lena ..... .'.' Cor n ing , Cal. St a ndl ey, E lz a da (M rs. P oo le)
.. .... P ap llllon Ste ut ev ill e, Ma r y, Princ ipa l of Sch oo ls
Stra tt on Stevens on , 'Pe ar l, Te ac her
... .. A uror a S tone , Be nn e tt M., C oll ec to r Buffalo Pitts Co Wic hi ta, Ka n. Te rr y, E st her A., Teach er ........
. Oa kl a nd Wi n qu est, He nriet ta, T eac her ..
.. Max we ll· W inqu es t, Jo s ep hin e, Teac her
: Brady W ori ck, Lu e ll a, Sten og ra ph er
... C barl est on , We st Va. York, Ali ce E. , Stu de nt S tat e Univ er sity
Bon am, Nin a, Te ach er
.. Lincoln
!' ! Columbus Bu ckley, W. W., Teac her Bus in es s Coll ege
Gr a nd Is i'and Carpent e r, Ed ith ,- Teach er
So Omaha Cole , Nell R., Teach er
Crowl ey, F. L ,, PrmCipal of Schools '·
De an, Addi e, Teacher
Omaha
New Ca stle
Fairbu ry Dillon , J. C., M ini ster . Rushville
Dob s on, ·w. A
Lincoln
Fike , L. W ., Teac hey State Normal Scliool.. Albi o n, Idaho
Fi nk , Hatti e J. , Te ach er .
Flinn, M ati e W. (M r s. Youn g) ...
Ft. Dod·ge, Io wa
Lincoln
Gr egor y, Flora M ., Teacher . ... Ba ncroft
Han el, E vere tt , Student State Uni ve rsity Bould er, Colo
Ha w xby, Eliz a beth, Teacher
Hildebrand, A. E., Principal of School s
York
Gretn a
Hoop ar, Gra ce !<'. , Preceptre ss of Aca demy .. . .. ..... .. . ... Carrier, Okia.
Horn , e lli e (Ni rs. Cr iss) Petersburg
Humphr ey , C. E., Tea her .. ..
. .. ........ De nnison, Ia .
John s on , A li J., Te ac h r Springfield
John s on , G t· ce l\l. , T a' h r ....
Johnson, 1\'I utTi e, T ac h r 1••
John st on , Ell a, Teacher .....
Kunk el, Dai sy E., Teachet·.
L as h, Be rtha (M r s. Bla t;: ) ...
Kimball
North Platte
Oxford
.... .. 1314 s. 27th St., Omaha
Auburn
L ea rnin g, Lucy E. , T ac h r . 2715 E. Third S t. , Lo s Ang eles, Cal.
Ma hon ey , J ess ! , T ach er Sh e ridan, Wyo.
Ma rk , Leah .. ( 'l rs. ta u ff er) . .. . ... ..... 17t h and Dou glas Sts., Omaha
Martin, Erv in , T ea h r
.... Me ad
Mat th.e ws , Pa tt y F., T eac her ........... Plattsmouth
Mc Cun e, vV. D, Boo kk ep 1·
Ne braska City
Mc Farlan e, Mary (Mr s. Do bson ) Lincoln
McKercher, A nn a B., Teacher
.... Val e ntine
Metc alf, Ma y, Teacher Auburn
Mill er, J. W ., T ea ch er ...
Mitton , E. Edn ::t. , T eac her
1.• S ea ttl e, Wash.
Panama
Nevill e, Ala (Mrs. Mills) 1517 S. 11th St. , Lin c oln
Ost e nb e rg, Minut e, T eac her
.... Ft. Dodge , Iowa
Pens e, Clara M. , T eac her . Ch a dron
Rat c liffe , Ch as. H ., Prin c ipal High School
. We eping Wat er
Re ed , Rhoda M., Teacher York
Sh e ppard , M. Gra ce (Mrs. We itz e l)
Albion
Shraug er, Dolli e G. (Mrs. Gilland) Hm;nboldt
Slaby, Milli c ent M. , Te acher
Smith, Mab el L. (Mrs. Dr. Jack)
McCo ok
Omaha
Sp e ncer, Mary L., Te ach er Se attle, Wash.
Stev e nson, W. T., Superint e nd e nt City Sc hools Ravenna
· Stockton , Fran\r, Principal of Schools - Rising City
Timmerman, Gra ce M. (Mrs . Gor e) :
Monte Vist a, Colo . Van Camp, Je ssie G. , T P. acher 1814 Chicago St ., Omaha Wil s on , Cora, Teacl} er
Abbott, Effie, Tea c her
Ald en, Clara L. , Teach e r.
Cl ass of 1902
Niobrara
McCook
Lincoln
Barnes, ' Kate M. (Mrs Dr. Linn) : South Auburn Bell, Winnie E. (Mrs . Klahn)
Bep.gtson , N. A. , Professor State Normal School.
Dawson
..' .Peru Bridenbaugh, Jennie B., Teacher '.
Coleridge Bridges, Mabel L., Tea c her Falls City
Buckley, C: W.,. President Business CoU J ge
Butt, Lois, Teacher
Cowan ,' Irene (Mrs. Garrett)
York
Glenns Ferry, Idaho
St. Louis , Mo.
Cowan, Mary J., Teacher Ta bl e Ro ck
Cowan, ' Ne tti e, T acher .. .... .. ... ........
.. .. T ab le Ro ck
Dewe y, Myr tle M. , T eac h r ·,· P nca
Dy e, Etb el M. Mrs. Joro
Dy e, Flor en ·e, '1' ach r in High ·ho ol ......
Ei s nmann , Au gu sta M ., 1 a ·h r.
re tna
re tna
ura ska ity
Engli s h, Mary A., Prin ip al of S h oo ls .. ' In l and "-Fe rgi s on, Clara.
Goo de ll , Martha L., 'r ea 11 r i B nsa ll , al.
Haug, Be rtha A. (M r·s. H ayma n) ... ..
He nd ers on, B rth a, T a ·h r in HJgh h ol
Ho lc omb, Hatti e M. ( Irs. St v nson) .
H ldr·
. Co lu mbu
. Rav una
Hut c hin s on , W. H., Fa r-rll e r· -: P t·u
Ingold s by, Mat ti E. , T ach r. wman Gr ov
Jam es , L illi an D., T ach r ...
York
Jam es , V\'i ll G., Irin ci pa l of ch ols . Daw on Jew e ll , A li ce F. , T a ·h ,. ...
. Dunbar
Jewe ll , S. E., Farm r : . Ch e st r
Jewe ll, Sarah C., Teacher ..
Kinsman, Edith, Te ach r
Knutz e n, Ann e . C., Te ach er .
Be atl'i
, Om aba
. Kea rn ey
Larson, Christina L., 'reach e r. , Bl anchar d, Ia.
McVay, Charles E., Eva nge li st .
... Be nk e lm an
Me dl ey, Ran ey M., 'r eacher Western
Munda y, F. J., County Superint nd e nt
. Be ave r City
Neff, Winifr ed E., T eac h er · Crete
.Nel so n, Lavinia, Te ach er
Pense, Franc es A., T eac h er
Pettibone, Ella, Te ac h et·
Ohiowa
Verdon
A lbion
Phe l an, Adda A., T.eacher Johnson
Ray, W. ·w., Te ach.er ' G rand Island Bus in ess
Schiemann, Emil R ., Principal of Schools
Schmidt, Ur s ula, ·T eac h er
Sears, Ze lia G., T eac h er
G t·and Is laQ.d
Petersburg
Omaha
Rushvill e South, Myrtle M:, T eac her
Stol l a, Helen, Student Le l and Stanford University Palo Alto, Cal. Stu ll , Besse A., T eac her
Boise City, Idaho 'T yno n, Loui se, T eac her
Brock T yna n, Margaret
Pe ru Wilkins Emina I. T eac her
Fairfi e ld Nan D., . Teach er
T ec ums eh ' w·illiams , .'Cyrus V., Principal of Sc h oo ls
Stuart ,· Iowa WilJiams ; (Mr s. Miller)
Seattle, \Wash. ·W\.inner, Agnes, T eac h er
* Dec ea; e cl
Albion
1
A lli s on , Eva ., Pr i nc i pal r bo o! .... ......... _....... Me dford, Okla.
Anderson , M. Edi th T ac ber _. _ t. Paul .,Ba rto s, nn a A., T ea b r .. .. ....
. .... Omaha
Bo e ll sto rff, Kat b E' ri ne M., T a h r _ Peru
Bo e ll s tor ff, Paulin
Bo s td er, Mrs. W. ., T a Carrington , Geo. D ., Jr·. , up rin te nd n t. uburn
Carter, B s ie E., T a b r _ Wilcox
Da l ton, V in a J., T a he r.
Edgar
Dav is, May E. (Mr Ru ll ) _ North Platte
Davi s, L izzh::, T a b r _ niversity Pl ace ·Dav is, W. H., Fa rm e t· Maywo od Davidson, F. M rl , T ach r ..
Down in g, Bertha, Teacher
Dorch ester
Hastings
Dye, Ira W., Macbini t . East Pittsburg, Pa. Fair c hild, Rach ei, Ass is tant P rin ip l. _ Sp e nc er
Fost e t·, A nn a S., Stud e nt t at e ni v rsity .
Gau l ey, Ge org en a, Te ac her
Gr av e s, May e, Kincl et·g ar te n Teacher
.... Lin co ln
, Yorli::
Sibl ey, Iowa Hanting , Kathryn , Te ach er. _.
Jackson, Mayme E., Te ach er
Jam es, Ella, Teach er
Oma1.1a
2119 Bu rde tte St., Omaha
.• Dunba r Jewe ll, Lilli e M., Te ache r
Stanton Johnson , John F., Deputy County Clerk : Gen eva Johnson , Mari e, T eac her Edgar Joy, Haze l D., T eac her
, St e lla
_ Wenatchee, Wash. Joy, Sadi e C., Teacher
Keckley, Katherin e (Mrs. la rk) York
Kl ec kn e r, Amy M. (Mrs . J ac k) Minn e apo lis , Mi nn. Ley, L., T eac her
Loranc e, Be rtha B. (Mrs. Hart l ey)
Buffalo , Wyo .
Harvard
Loranc e, Bessie M., T eache r ... _ John so n Mart e ns , Ame lia, Teacher · _ _- Plattsmouth McGrew, Roxi e, T eac her _ Wisner McGwir e, Oli ve J. , T eac her : .. 873 N. 26t h St. , Lin c oln
Mu rph y, M. M ., T eache r in Busin ess
Seatti e, Wash .
Ni c hols , Clare , Te ach er Lod ge Pol e Ni c hols, Pe arl, Teacher
Nor ton, Eva G., T eac her
Rav e nna
Om aha Pe ttit, P earl, Teacher
Norman Pi 9kard 1 Hattie, T eac her
PuTinton , Alice M. , T eqc her
Benson
M ind en
Purinton, Edith W ., T eac her Por t Town se nd , Wash
Roddy, Kath e rine A. , Teacher
Ros j:l ngren, Matilda M., Teach_e1:.
A urora
.. Cedar B luffs , 6
,Sh ee ly, Mab el L., T u h r
S ewa rd
Tawn ey, S. K at har in e, T ach r in Hi gh ho I. Norfolk
T ay lor, Win i [r d, T a her ..
Te rry, Julia ., T ach r
Thom so n, Rob e rt, Prin ip al o[ c ho ol
Fal ls City
Langdon , . D ale
So . Sioux City
Wat e rm an, Bessi , T a h r Omaha
Wb ee le r, El e anor M., Te ach er ...
Schuyler
Wilkins, Mary E., Teach r .. Fairfie ld
Williams, e ll y B., Te ach er .. Valle y
Beck, Iva L ., Principa l Ward hool.
Bl e ssing, W ilh e lmin a C., Te ac h r
Falls Cit y
Cedar Ra pids
Brigham, N lli e, T acl1er . · Sh e lb y Craw f ord , Mary, T eac her :sta te orma l hoo l ...
De an , Grace A., T eacher ...
.. Ke a rn ey
... Minden
Ehlers, A nna E., Principal of choo t ......... Milford
Fairchild , Edna E., T each er
Al bion
Fairchild , Flor e nc e, T eac her . Randolph Fisher, Fred H., Princip al of Sc hools ...
Shicldey
Gilbert , G. G., Stud ent Stat e U niv e rsity Lincoln Griffith, Grac e, T eacher : . Randolph
Hanks, Eth el E. , T eache r . , O ak dal e Hess e ltin e, Carrie E. , T eac her . ........
Crawford
Hicks, Cath e rin e R. , Te ach er St ate Norma l School Kearn ey
Hitte , Helen M., T eac her . , Om a ha
Householder, Mayme A., T eac h er rnavale /Ke nn edy, Ethel, T eac h er ' Fairbury
Kirkpatrick, May , T eac her ..
She lton Bt rtha M. D.
Laclcey, Earl E ., Superint en de nt City School s Blu e Springs
Lamb, Susi e f>-. ,' T eache r
.'.......
,.T ec umseh McCartney, Lulu, T eac h er in High School. Auburn
McCune, Mary, T eac her
Maim, Hulda V. , Teacher
Nebraslca City
Weston Martin; Florence F ., Teacher
Ha rvard Mason ; Luella K., Teacher
Columbus Merrick , Mabel, Teacher of Scienc
Murphy, Louie F., T eac her
Ord
De Witt ' Mutz, Mami e R ., Te acher State Normal School : Pe ru Ratcliffe, Eva M., Teacher Laurel
Redford, Emily A., Teacher
Hamburg, Iowa
Rodabaugh , J. Forr es t, Principal High School Lexington S ea r s, Mar ga ret, T eac he
Smith, Harri et M., T eac,her
Ce ntral CitY
So. Om a ha St eve n, Laur e ne, T eac her
Schuyl er Stoddard, W. S., Principal of School s
* Decea se d. ..
. Carleton
Suva, J ohn S., Pr in ·!p al of ·hool !l..... rd n
Tolan u, Ia ·he V., rr a C'h r .
Trum bu ll , Addl e, T a h r
Wal wo rth, Edna G. T a h r ..
'Wal wort h, .H e! n L ., rl' a her ..
\V es t, Ethel yn, 'l' ea ·h r.
Wi lli amso n, Et hel M ., T a h 1·.
t lrOm
Yor l{, L. May, T ea ·11 r Lib rty
Z imm e rman , E ffl E., 'l' a h r
Cl as s of 19 05
Adams, Per y, P ri n ipal of s ho ol s ....
Arm s tron g, B., T ach r
Bea ll, Thom as P., P ri nc ip al of tho o!:;
Beecher, Mary E., Tea her
Bi x by, Frank G., P rin i pa l of h ool s
Bl ack s ton e, Lu e ll a, Te ach er .
Bord ers, Elva S hi e ld s ....
L in co ln
Br e niz er Be · M T ' w. t 1 1 , ss1e ., e ac l1 er ............
Corbitt, A da E ., T eac her .
Corn e ll , Vas hti N ..
D ex ter, Je nni e L., Teacher
B atrl c
V rd ou
F ri .nd
Du st in , Winifr e d, rl' eacher O sceo la Fi ala, Ro se , Teacher
Fre ric h s, Au gu s t, Teacher High Sc hoo l
Gr ay , Elsie A., Te ach er
Ha ll et t, Fre d W., Te ac her
O ma ha
.. St. Paul
.. Stran g
Pe ru Lu cy H., Tea ch er O'edar Ra pid
Ha rman , Bl an che, Te ac her ...
Ne bras ka Ci ty
Hea co ck, Ma ry M., Teach er Ste rlin g
Hesse ltin e, D. :IDve ly n, Te ac h er
Ha rtin g ton
Hicks, Jo se ph L. , T eache r Scien ce High Sch oo l. Sc hu yl er
H orn, Oli ve L. , Kind er ga r ten Te ac het-;
.. O mah a
H ur st, Be nj . B., Fa rm er .. Hambur g
Hurs t, Ma ry S. , T eac her ..
.. Dunb ar
J ames, Ma ry A nn e, Teacher .. ... '.. St e ll a
Ka y, Ma dge, Teacher Hi gh Sc ho o l.
. O'N e ill
Li v in gs ton , Ma ri on F. , T eac h er Hi gh Sch oo l Ne br as ka Cit y
Ma ll a li eu, E. L ., Te ac her ....... ..
... K ea rn ey
Marce llu s, E. W. , Scien ce , High Sch oo l · Cr ete /Ma rq ua rdt , Emma M. , Teacher .
Wisn er J ess ie J .. Teacher .
Mc No wn, Fra nk L., Prin ci pal of S choo ls
Pe nd er
. Ru shv ill e -M ill er, J. S., Prin ci pal of Sc ho ols ....
Mi ll er, Sylv ia A., T eac her ... ... ..... :
Mo nt g om er y, Edith 0., Teacher ..
Mun s on , Gra ce E:, Scien ce , Hi gh Sc ho ol
.. Be nnington
Blu e Spri ngs
. Firth
, Gen,ev a,
P asc o, Lu lu , T a h r. .
Phi lli ps, la rk , P ri ncipal of h ol
/ al, I i ll i an D ., T ac h r Hi h h oo l.
Ison
bra Im Cit y
... Be nn ett
Purin to n, Et h 1 J ., Te ac her ........... .... .. .... ... ...... Bl anchar d, Ia.
Ri cha rd so n, T. L ., Pr in ipa l of hool .
... Me ad ow Gro ve
Ro ys , Ma ud e A., Teach r ... • A.." te ll
Si m, W il ber W. , P rin ipal of S h oo l ..... Ho l mes v ill e
Strong, Susi Be ll , T a ch r .
.... ... B lu e H ill
Stron g, Alta J ., Tea her ..... ......... :Be nn in gt on
St runk , Ma ry E., Te ach er ..
.. Dawson
T eaga rde n, 1 :Ia ud e E., Te ac her . Va ll ey
Te mp lin , Ru th E., T eac her ... St Pa ul
Thay e r, J ess ie L ." O maha
Ty oo n, Ro se A. , T eac her ... ..
Vi' at ki ns, Ma ude, Teacher
Watt, Helen M ., Teacher .
W est g at e, Alm a E. , •reac her ..
.. Payette, Ida ho
. Cla rk s
.. Cent r al City
.. Clar ks
Wh isle r, Ver na C., Teacher . . Pla ttsmouth
W il s on, Mar y L., Teacher .........
\ Voo d, Ada h M., Teacher ...... .....
. Bl oom in gt on
... Gen oa
Wood bur y, A llur a L., T ea cher ... St. Pa ul
N AM E
B ec k, Iv a L ... ,. ·'
J·
Bostp.e r, Mr s. W. S. . .
B ridg es, Mab el L.
Br id e nb augh, Je nni e B.
Cr awf ord, Ma ry <. • • • • •
Dobson,· William A. . .
E hl e rs, A nn a E .....
Flinn, Mati e . . . . . .
Goul e y, Ge org e na . . . .
Hous e hold e r, M aym e A.
Huston , Ella J.
Hu tc hinson , W. H.
Jam es, Will G. . .
Jam es, Lilli an D .
J ewell, A li ce F. . . . .
J ewe ll , S. E. . . . ,_
·John s on, Mari e . . . .
Jo hns on, Murri e ..
Jo hn s on , John F. . .
Ke c kl e y, Ka th e rin e ..
Kin s man , Edith L. . .
Kirkpatri ck, May .. i. CL ASS .190 4 .1903 .190 2 . . 190 2 19 04
NAME
Kla hn, Winni e· B. , Kl eckner, Amy .. L ackey, Ea rl E. Maim , Hulda V. . .
. .1 9 01 190 4 1901 .1 9 03 . .1904 .1899 ., .. 1902 , . .1902 .1902 19 02 .1903 . .19 01 .1903 .. . . 19 03 . .1 902 . . 1904
904
904
Ma rtin, Flor en ce F. . . . . . . . .1 904
Mi tt on, E. Ed na ": 190 1
M urph y, Lo ui e F. .1 904
Mutz , Ma mi e R. . . . . . . . .1 904
Pe ttibon e, Ell a . . . . . . . .1 902
R atc liff e, Eva M. 1904
Redf ord , Emil y A. . . . .1 904
Ru ss e ll , May Da vis .'. . 1903
S ear s, Ze ll a· G. .1 902
Sou th, My rtl e . . . . . .1 902
Stodd a rd , w. S. . . . . . . . .1 904
Stoll a, Helen . . . . · 1 902
St ull, B esse A. -· .1 90 2
Suva, John S. .1 904
Trumbull , Add ie . . . . . . . . 1904
Tynon, J osep hin e :
W il k in so n, Na nni e. D.
Zimm e rm a n. E)ffi e E . .. 189 7 1902 .. 19 04 '
' , ..
:.t'f AME
I • Adam s, Per cy
A nd erso n, M. E di th . . . .
B eec he r, Mary E. . . . .
Bless in g, Wilh e lmina C.
Bo e ll s tor ff, Pa ulin e A.
Bo e lls torff, Kat herine ..
Bord ers, El va S hi elds
Bre niz er, B ess ie M.
Car ter, B ess ie E. . .
Dav idson, F. Me rl e ..
D ex ter, Je nni e :L
Dus ti n, Winifred
Dye, Floren ce ..
Fairc hild , Ra chel F.
Hanks, Ethel E.
Hau g, Be rtha A.
Hawxby, Elizab e th ..
Hor n, Oli ve L. . . . .
H urst, Ma ry S. . . . .
Hu rst, Be nj am in B. . . . .
Jackson, Maym e E. . . . .
Jam es , E ll a . . . .
Joy, Hazel D .. .
Kay, Ma dge
Linn, Kate B. . .
Li v in gs ton, Marion F.
Loran ce, Bessie M. . . 1 /
NAM E
. 1905 . . 1903 .. 19 03 . . 190 3 .. 19 05 . . 1 902 .. 1905 . .1903
N,\ :'\JE
Lora n· . :.'\1a nz cr, r ar t ns, rtha B . H.
Me w lr -, l iv lc ow n, F1·a nl{ L ... 1! 11 r, ylvla A .
M un s on , Grac E .
Murphy, 1att M . e ll', Wi ol [r d
Pe tti t, Pearl . . . .
Ph Jan, A dd a
Pi cl<ar d, Hat ti e. . . . . . Ed ith W .
Pur in to n, A li c .
Re dm ond , W. D .. .
Sto c kton , Frank .. Strong, Su sie Be ll e . . . .
T aw n y, Ka th ar ine . . . .
Th ayer, J ess ie L. . .
To l and , Bl anche V. . . Tynon, Lo ui se . . .,. . .
W ate rman, Bessie .. •
Wa tki ns, Maud e ..
W il so n, Ma ry L ill ia n
PosT- OFF ICE
And erson, Ame lia J. . . . . O maha
An de rs on, Zillah N. . . . . . . Omaha
A ndrews, Edith· R. .. Pawnee Cit y,:
Adam s, La ura B. South Om a ha
Barr, Ne ll M. . . . . ... . O maha
B eal,1 Ma mie C. . . . . South Om aha
Be <J,.lan, Emma E. . . . . . . Friend
Be lli s, Nea li e C . .... .... Omaha
Bes s- L. . . . . . . Orleans·
Blac ks ton e, Lu e ll a . . . Tekamah
Bradford, Agn es M .. Ci tr
Brid g man, Maud e . . . : Fairmont
Bu ss, .G il ka .·. .Pe ru
· Campbell , B. . . Oma ha
N A;\1E , POS T -OFFIC E
Carli sle, Mad ge M. . . . . . . Pe ru
Ca ri:I\an , Ona B. Cook
Ca rr, Ruby N. . . . . . . . . Flhh
Chalmers, Mab el A. . . No rth Be nd
CI 6tf elter, Eth el . . . . . . Pe ru
Co akley, Pe arl H. . . . . Om aha
Davis, Ne tti e . . . . .. ' .. Pe ru
Dunlap, Ro sa A. . . . : .. Ulysses
Edmon ds, J enn ie .. ...... Ste ll a.
Elli s, A nn a B. . . . . . . C rawford
Elliot, E th el M. . . . . . . Tahh age
E rwin, Bertha E , A lm a
Fin c h, Fern A. . . . . . . . . Bea tri ce
Francis, Ma rguerite E. Dun ba r
Po T·OFFICE
F ran cis , Eo li a E. . . . . . . Du n bar
F rit ts, Sy l yia B. Lyon
Ha ll enb k, da M. Omaha
Ha nk s, Ma ud e J. P ru
Hank s, Ger trud M. P rn
Ha rf ord , Cl yde R. e maha
H eaton , Ed i t.h L. Tec um h
Hi ggi n s, da C. . . _ uburn
Hi ggins, May E. . . u bur n
High, Cha rl ott T. i obra ra
H ind en ac h, E lla . . um h
H ind enac h, Jo ep hi u .. T c um s h
H oadl ey, Fay D. p ru
Ho ff man, Beat ri ce C. . . . .B n so u
Ho lbr ook, Gr ac e F. . . . . . . Fi rth
Hoover, L ulu M. . . . . . . . . Salem
Inness, Nina N:
J ackma n, Ama nd a .. .. .. Oma ha
Ja c ob s, Jani e . . . . . . . . O akla nd
Johnsbn, Mab el Fre mont
Jon es, M ar y ... .. ... .... Rulo
Jordan, Flor e nc e .... .... Om a ha
Kaps er, Mir a nda A. . .• Cl ay Ce nt er
Ke it.h, L. Mabel . . . . . . . . Curti s
Ke nn e ll y, Eli zab eth J ... So. Om a ha
Ker ne n, Id a M. . . . . . . . . Daws on
Ke rn en, Martha W .... .. - Daws on Ve lla V. . . . . Stromsburg
Ludd e n, Maude B. . . . . Ulyss es
Ludd en, Mayb e ll e C. . . . . Ulys se s
·Lytle, Edna A'. . . . . . . . . Ne maha
Ly tl e, Blan che E. . . . . . . Ne maha
Ma r ti n, Carri e E. . . .1. . . Auburn
Ma rtin, Ne lli e I. ... ...
Ida M. •, Ch e ster
NAME :Po T-OFF I OFl
Melch r Id a H. We st Point
felin , gn s S. . . . . . . . . Colon
Mo r ga n, Tul a M. . . . . . . Be nn ett
Mo r itz fa r tha .Prosser
i\lo1·t u en, Mam ie M. Ha mp to n
Mo u lto n, Ethel A Udnson
Mu r phy Eva M. . . . . . .Omaha
fyer, A nn a E. •. .·.Ravenna
I on Matti I. Om a ha
Pe ttit, Ma r tha A. Guid e Ro ck
Reed, Be rtha . . . . . . . . Ves ta
R eed, Marth a J. . . . . . . Pe ru
R yno l ds, Pho ebe A. . . Water l oo
Ri gg i , Ethel . . . . . . . . Callaway
R obe r ts, A lph a E. . . . . . . Da wson
Ro gge, S tell a H. . . . . . . Ste rling
S ho nth al, Be rtha . . . . Benn et t
Sh eahan, Al i ce .
O maha
hea re1·, Esth er A. . . . . . . Omaha
Bessie N. . . . . . . . . M ead
Smi th, He len P. . . . . . . Daws on Smi th, L ulu M. Sh e nandoah , Ia
Smi th, Laura E. . . . . . . Doniphan
Spi ce r, Bess E. . . . . . . . . Pe ru
Syl ves ter, Hann ah B. . . . . Sur prise
Thom as; Ma ud e E. . .I North L oup
Thom as, Floren ce . . North Loup
Tru scott, Josi e E. . . . . S te rling
Van Bu s,kirk , Ge rtrud e M . Om a ha
VanHise, A nn a V.. . . . . . . Stodtla rd
Watt, Adela id e . . . . . . . . Oma ha
We st, Em ma . . . . Dav id Ci ty
Wes to ve r, Flore nc e
Whit ten, Ne tti e E.
"Wil so n, Edna G. . . .. Li nc oln
He nd.I ey .Pa pillion ·
ll an, Lillian M.
A mr in e, A nn'a . .
maha
Barn es, Mer ry M. . . . . Ho ll y, Col o.
Barnhart, Minn ie E. . , Brownvill e
Be ard, Lol a . .
. Omaha
Be ck, Ora Broken Bow
Bl omqui st, Hilma E. Yall ey
Bo ggs, E th el L.
Bren i ze r, Ma r ga ret A. Bennett
B roo ke r, Floren ce A. ·. Oma ha
Burs on, Norah B .... . .. Ne maha
Byler, R es sa V. . . Da llas City, Ill ·
Carey, J ess ie E. . . . . Omaha
Cha ppe ll, Letta E. Minden
NAME
Clary, Maud e E.
POST -O FFIC E
. Pe ru
Coll ett, He nry Hamp ton
Collin s, Ilene E.
Be emer
Colli us, B lan che L. U pland
Cop l y, Je ss ie R
Unadi ll a
Cow el, Nadine I. 'u Boi s
C ul p, Fl oren ce E.
Cone ty, Helen
Darling, Ruth
Darna ll, Fe rn E.
De cke r, E ss ie
Dunigan, Ne ll e M.
. Shub ert
W aterloo
.. D ecat ur
wi ght
Wa te rloo
B e
NA JE Po T-OFPicS
Loomi s, Mo lli e . . . . David City
Max y, a nl d rlc. r wnvill
M u ll oc b, laud :. Pla tts mo u th
Me ull oug h, Le na Omaha
Mc lnin cb, Julia uburn
Mc Kinn ey, 1 agg ie Br ownv ill
Mc Ki tr i Jc, Orpha . . . . maha
Me dl y, Ran y M. . . We ste rn ior gan, Pe ar l A. Up land
Fei cht, John G...... ... Daw s on l! ry, Margar et A.
Heb ro n
Fugate, Frank John s on
Fugate, Myrt le
Gray, ' Grace
Gal es, Edna
Ha ne y, Margaret
John s on
Os ceola
Ne bras ka City
Springfield
Haoles , Nida M . Peru
Hadsefl, Earl J Ru s hvill e
Hansen, Rose E ... Beaver Cro s si ng
Harrison, Ida P.. .
. . . Dunbar
Haushahn, Ma ud e . . . . Dawso n
He hnk e, E lla St. Edward
Hill, Mary E. -: Lincoln
H ill, Ali?eda
Hindenach, An1la .
Fall s City
. T ec um se h
Horisky, Mary G.. . ...... O'Ne ill
Huddart, Carrie Gl en Roclc
Hutchinson, Clara
Hyde, Lucile
fsakson, Esth er E.
King, Martha
Kavan, W. J. .
Kern e n, Mattie
Klima, Pearl
Kohler, C. M.
. Peru
. Omaha
Omaha
. . Verdon
Valparaiso
·.. Dawson
Dawson
Deweese
Koh ler, Ma e N J. Deweese
Larson, An na K.
. W es t Point
Lomax, A lph a E ... Be aver Crossing
My rs, a di e V. Wate rloo al, Maym e A. . . . . . . Peru a l, Myrt le M. . . . . Surprise els on, He nry V. . . . .Hampton es bit, Edna M. . . . . . . Wate rloo
O' Conn e ll , Lo ree . .. . .. Malco lm
O'Connor, Anna Wood River
Ols on, Amanda J . .. So uth Om aha
P age, Ric e . . . . . . . . . . . . Peru
Pet ers on, A nn a M. . . . . Marquette
Port e rfi e ld, Marion Fullerton
Potts, Mab le A. Cortland
Relf, J. Fran k . . . . . . . . Salem
Re ynolds, • Rachel . . Waterloo
Reynolds, Rhoda E. . . . . W.aterloo
Robertson, . Ge rtrude M. Brocl( , Ros e liu s, Charles 0. . . . .Dunbar
Rothschild, Cora B. . . . . . . Omaha
Ru sse ll, Edna .Palmyra
Sachs , Nellie . . . . . ..... Omaha
Sh ea re r, Blanche L. . . West Point
Smith, Ardie Z ... ...... Dawson
Suth e rland, Minnie V. Elmwood
Tange rman , Alic e .. Rockvill e ' Tate, , Ge rtrud e A ... Ne braska City
Wadhams, Adelia Percival, Ia.
Walk e r, Mattie . . . . . .Baker
Whal ey, Birdie L. Callaway
Willce, H ilda S. . . . . . . . . Omaha
Wilkins, Ca rolin e E. Fairfie ld
Wilh:ins, Wes l ey F. Fairfie ld
Wilson, ' E liz a M.. '· Papillion
/ uo , , ·
1904- 1905
r pr · n ·
state. nly abo ut , v liv jn)? ru. 1h par ut · Pe ru t mpora rily.
NAM E Posi' - OPPJCE
A bbo t t, Ho pe
. Peru
wo-t lli rd ·
A ME • I 0 T- f' Fl CE
Bau h, Am e li a J. . . . . Ma di s on
Bauch, Fl orence L. . . . . M adi s on
O xford
·Adams, Alta Ox fo rd Ada ms Percy
A dam s, Laura..
Beachy, Sad ie E. Ca rl e ton
Bea ll , Th omas P .. ..... Fairfi e ld
Pe ru
Sou th O maha Adams, Myrtl e
Aker s, John T. . . :. . . :..,P ierce
, A ld erson, Eli zab e th Mae ... Madiso n
A llan, Lillian M .. .... Nor th Ben-d·
Amrin e: A nn a E
A ncl ers on1 Paulin e
And ers on, Me lvin R.
Arm st rong, Clare R.
Armstrong, Nona B
Om a ha
: Belgrade
.Johnson
Albion
Bear d, Lo la . . .
Omaha
Be ck, Ha zel C . . . . . . . . . . Pe ru
Becl{, Ora .. .. . ... Broken Bow
B ecl , Har ry D. . . . . . . . . . . Pe ru
Becke, Do rot y C. . . . . . . Carl e ton
Bede ll , Be ss ie C. ! Pe ru
Bede ll, R. Be njamin . . . . . . Pe ru
Beec he r, Mary E. . . . . . . Be atrice
Be isn e r, He rman .' . . He bron
Orle ans
Ed g ar Arnold , M. Ethel
Atwood, De lla M... Cross ing
Babers, Emma L.
Bahn e r, . Ada M.
Baird, Cora A.
Da ykin
Crete
Ce ntral City
Baker, Fay H ... St. ' Anthony, Idaho•
Banning, Ora
Barclay, Fanni e L.
David City
Boqkwalter
Bard, Barbara ;E. Creighton
Bark e r, Eth el ... ·,.
. Sal em
Barn es , Lyd ia B. Auburn
Barnes, Me rry M. . . . . H olly, Colo.
Barnhart, Minnie E ... Brownvill e
Barthold, E. Alta ·. . . . Plattsmouth
1Bartlett, .. .. So. Sioux City
Barton, Clyde ,... . . . .Esbon, Kan.
Barwi c k, Hilda . . . . . . Plattsmouth -
Bath, Thomas A., Jr. /
Be llis, Ne ali e C. ·. Omaha
Bene dict, Harri et . . .. . . . Sutton
Benso n, Charles E. . . . . . . Od e ll
Bens on, Jenni e . . . . . . ;Litchfi e ld
Bent z, Alta Ros e land
Berger, Olive ..· ·. . . . . . Shelby
Bergstrom, Alma . . . . . . . '·Valley
Berte, Carri e . . . . . . West Point
Be st, Walt er L. . . . . Pawne·e City
Be ynon, Abi E. . . . . . . . Wymore
Bigne ll , Marie ' North Bend
1Birkb y, Dora . . . . Th urman, Iowa
Bixby, Wade . . . . . . . . Peru
Bixby, G. Frank' Axtell
Blackstone, Lu ella .. Tekamah
Blake, Eth el . . . . . . . . . . . Os peola
Blanlr, Agn es M'. . . t. Creighton
Blank, Ethel S. , Cre ighton I • I '
r A:\I E P T- FF I E
nship, <l al n . . . .P ru
Bl ess in g, Georg ub ur n
Blomq ui st, H il ma E. ' a ll y
·Blouc h, Ir ma • L. .
Boe ll storff, Kathe ri n
. Ex te r
P ru
Boese, Elizab et h Ne bra ka ity
Bo ggs, Ethel L.
F ill ey
Bo rders, Elva Shi Ids .... Li nco ln
Bo r st, L illi an
. P ru
Bo sw orth, Kate L. . . ' bra ka ity
Bo wen, Cha rl e s. .
T cu ms eh
Bo yle, Ca th a rin e E. . . . . O ma qa
Bo yd, Ma ud e A.
Boyd, Hat ti e V.
.Rulo
G il tn er
Bcyd, Barbara B. Oa kl and
Bra in a rd, H atti e M. .
Br and t, Ru th G. . .
Ru sldn
Un ad ill a
Brec ht , Eliz ab et h M. . . Fall s Ci ty
Bre niz er, Be ss ie M. . . . . Be nn ett
Bre niz er, M ar ga ret A. . . . . Be nne tt
Bridges , Lulu E. . . .
. A lbio h
B rid gwo od, Hester M. . . . . Oh io wa
B ri ght, Effie Ord
Brink, Emma G.' .
. .. Beatri ce
B ro ads ton, Clara B. . . Steele Ci ty
Broadston, Earl . . . . . . Steele City
Brod e rson , He nry J. . . . . Shickley
Brooke r, Flore nc e A. . . So. Om aha
, Brown , Bla nch e . . . . . . . . Co z ad
B rown, M ary A .. A lba
B run s don , Ber tie . . . . . . ' .. Pe ru
Buc kl es, Samuel J. .Bo stwick
Bu erste tt a, Mabel M. . . T ec um seh
Burlew, Ethel M ..' .Ewing
Bull a, Mildr ed . . . . . . St. Ed ward
Bunn, N ettie E. :. . . . , .. Broclt
I Burs on, Norah 'B ... .. Nem a:h a
Burt ch ,' Oli ve . . . . . . . . Be ll evue
Bu sch, Ell a E. . . Syracuse
Bus J ess ie . . . . . . . . Os mond
Bush; Laura E. . . . . . . Te cumseh
Butler, Mildr ed M: . W ee ping Water
Butler, Be rt B ... .... ' .. Ewing ,
Butle r, A. Earl . . . . . .Fa lls City ·
Byler, R E( SSa V Da lfas City, Ill.
a he lin , Gold ie M. . ... De So to al houu , ,Lina S. Sprin g fi eld
am pb II , u i E . . ... Ga rfi eld anady, li a F ... ·- uburn
ar y, Je si e E. . . . . Om aha a rlisl , ICitti C. . . . . . . . . Pe ru a rl i 1 , l\'Iadg M. . . . _ . . . . Peru
Car mi c hael. Hel n M ' Omaha a rr , J os ph in I. O ma ha
arr , Ru by N. . . . . . ... .. Fir th
a rt r Ha rriet G.. .. .. ... Pe ru
Ca uth er , M. 1a rgery . . Co rtl a nd
Chamb r , Ruth C Ro c1·
Ch a pp e ll , I one C. . . . . . . Kea rn ey
Chapp U, Le tta E. . . . . . Min den
C hi sm , Qu een R. . . . . . . . . S tell a Christe nsen, Ri ve rton, Ia.
Clar k, Ma ry E.
Cla rlr, Ki ttie C. Fir th
Clark, Ral ph V'; Reserve, Ka n.
Cla rl\, Co ra E. . . . . Re ser ve , Kan.
Cl ark, Ru th ... Johnson
Cla r l!:e, J ohn E. . . . . . . A uburn
Cl a rk e, L. Nemaha .. A ubur n
Cl aa r, Charles . . . .... Peters burg
Cl ar y, Jun e E. . . . . . . . ·. Lincoln
Clar y, W . . Li ncoln
Cl ar y, Maud e E . .' ..... Dunb ar Cl ay, Edith . . . . . . . .Bel vi dere
C li ne, Ge orgie E. . . . . Trum b ull
Ci otfel te r, Jessie A. Pe ru
Cl ov e r, Mabel A: . .' .... .. Auburn
Co c hran, Gail e M Dav id Cit y
Cole, Fl ore nc.e R. L ex ing ton
Cole, Dick Peru
Coll ett, He nry C. Hampton
Colli ns , Mr s. Je nni e . . : . Upla nd
Collin s, Milton L. . . Upl!l-nd
Collin s, Lul a B. . . . . . . Up l and
C ollin s, Ilene E. . . . . : .B eeme r
Col man, Sar ah . . . . Wee ping W ate r
Com er, Eth el E. . . . . El mwo od
Co n ety, Helen .. · Wate rloo
Conety, Nan cy . . . . . . . . Waterloo
Byram , Lu lu A. . . . . . . . . F irth I N \ MS Po T- 0FFI El •
Co nldyn , Enid M. . . . . Osceo la Coolr, Warren S. Steele City '
•
OST· PPICE
Cooke, S te lla H. . . . . . .Li ncoln
Cooley, L otti e C. . . . . . .Belgr ad
Coo ley, B ss ie E. • Be lgrade
Coo n, Juliu s 1:. Grand Is land
Coon , Anna M: .. .. .. Grand Island
C oon , J esse D. . . . . Grand Island
Cop elan d, Floren ce . ... .. Nemaha
'opl ey, J ss i R. . . Un ad ill a
Co rbi tt, A da E.
. . . A ins wort h
Corne ll , N. Vas hti . . . . . . V r do n
Cow e l, a di ne I. Aub urn
Cr abtr<!e, Co ra M. W ee ping Wat er
,Cr ab t;ee, Frank .. W ee pin g Wat r
Craney, C bri stln a M. . . . . S te r lin g
C rav ens, Edna P .. .... . Arm ou r
Cr awford, ·Euwln. Vio let
Cra w fo r d, Mary . . . . . . K ea rn ey
Crews, B ess . . . . . . C ul bertson
Cri cht o n, May J. :. .
. . Kea rn ey
C ri senbe rry, E U.i th E .. . T ec um se h
C ro ok, Ira . . . . . . . . . . . . Salem
Cro ss, F anni e B. . . . . . . De Wi tt
Crosh aw, Oli ve M. . . . . Schuyler
Cro uch, Kat ie B ... : Ver do n
Cul p, Floren ce E. Shub ert
Curran, Sadi e . . . . . . . .Daws on
Cu r ry, Emma N .. ... P awn ee City
Curti s, Moss ie M. _ Firth
Curts, Minni e . . . . . . . . Lawren ce
C urt s, Ell a . . . . . . . . . . Lawre nc e
Da mon , Dot E. . . . . Crab Or c hard
Darlin g, Ruth .,.-. : . . . . . D ecatur
Darna ll, Fe rn E. Dw ight
David , J esse E . Huntl ey
Dav id s on, F. Me rl e . . Dorchester
Davis,
Davis, Maud e .. Ce dar Creek
Davis, W. T. .Elmw ood
De an, Dai sy S. . . . . . . Wahoo
De aver, Willi am H. . . . . Gil e ad
Decker, Essie M. Wat e rloo
De lzell, Eth el L. Lexington
De ming, May N. Gen e va
.De nni s, Fr an ces M. . . . . Aubm;n
De nnis, He tti e J. . . . . T ec um se h
De nni s, Ro sa I. Tec ums eh ,
oni s, B ss i E . ... . o , Haz I . . . . . . r ee u woo d
De xt r·, J nni L. . . . . . . la rk
lara V Ro !sa r. .. .. R d Cloud . . . . . ' .P ru T . ..... ... Aub urn
Disbrow, E. Ma ud e . . . . r apabo
Dodd s, ia ry E. . . . . . . Fa ll s ity
Dopp, I da . . . . . . . . Ta ble R k
Douty, My rtl e E. wa rd
Dr ess l r, Ros a A. o uth ub urn
Dru m, ug us ta Oma ha -
Drum , Mabe l H. . . . . Be ll e vu e
Dun ca n, Le no ra M ..... Dunb ar un iga n, ll M. . . . . . . . . Be
Dun la p, Ilo sa A. . . . .
D unl ap, . . . . U ly ss s
Du n te n, Wes ley L. . . . .D ent on
D un te n, A. May . . . . . . Dent on
Du stin, Wi ni fred . . . . . . A uburn
Dy e, M ilton E.. . . . . . . . . . Gr e tn a
Dy sart, He len L . .... A uburn
East wood, James A. .L ib e rty E. Ca rtere tt e .. S up e rior
Eb y, Le tt ie M'. . . . . . . Ha rtington
Edwards, Nannie A. . . . . . . Pe l'U
Egge nb erge r, Augu st . . '. . Strang
£gge nb erge r, Emm a A Stra ng
Em er y, Molli e B. . . Be atric e
Em r ic k, A li ce C. . . Se ward
En gle .znan, Mab el . . Gran d Island
Engber g, E ll a . . . . . . . . . . Axtell
Erfman ,/ Mrs. Ruth . . .. . Hildre th
Eri s man , William H. . . Gl en Rock
Eri s man, Carri e L. . . . . Gl en Roclc '
Erwin , Thomas F. .Alma
Er w in, Be rtha E. . . . . . . · .. Alma
Erwin, De lla M. Alma
Eva ns, Welsh D. . . . . Tec ums eh
Everett, Bessie
Evere tt, Maud e . . .· Talmage
Fairchild , Edna E. . . . . . . Albion
Fai r child , He rb e rt R. . . . . . . Pe ru
Fairchild , Ra chel F. . . . . Sp e nc er
Fai rc hil d, Flor ence E. . . Ra ndolp)l
P T· 1- FlC'E
Farbar, Id a F. Be atric
Farr, Ja co b
N \,IE
Alma
Fa l;l te nau , Emma H .. N bra ka ity
Faw ce tt, B li e .
. . Lawr e nc
F ee, Be ssi e . . . . . . pri ng Ran h
Fe ic ht , Lu y ..
Feic ht , Johu G . Da\\ on
Fe nton , Constan e .. B lu e pr ing
Fergu so n, Oliv E. D a r
Fergu so n, Est e ll e S.
Fe rrand , Fay na dilla
Fiala, Ro se . . . .
Fi e ld s, Laura L. .
. O maha
. r ete
Fin]{, Hatti e J. · ) mor
Fishback, Carri e E.
. Ha rv a rd
Fish er, Elsi e I. Pa\\n e i t)
Fish er, Ro .
... A lbion
Flory, Ge orgia E. Crab Or cha rd
Folda, Be rtha B. . . . . How e ll s
Forsyth, John l iV Arapa ho
Foster, Georg e N. . . St rlin g
Foutch, N essa , M. B rownvill e
Fowler, Daisy 0. sh la nd
Francis, Eolia E. . . Dunbar
, Francis , Ruth N. . Crawford
Francis, ivrargu e rite Dunbar
FJ.·anl\, Bertha A. 1 • • Humboldt
Frederick, Alm e da R. . . . . Papillion
Fredericks en, James So. Omaha
Freese, M. Mab e l. . . . Pl atts mouth
French , Pi nck W. .Johnson
Frerichs, Augusta .
Auburn
/ Friend, Rose Sy ra c:us e
Fritz, Mrs. Lorena . : . . . . Gering
FJ.·y, Margaret E. 1
He bron
Fry e, Myrtle A. Oral, S. Dak
Fugate, Frank ...... .. Johnson
Fugate , Myrtle Johnso n
Fullerton, L ill y M. . . .'. . . Dayldn
Full e rton, L. . .
Full erton, Myrtle E.
Daykin
Daykin
Gabus, Charles ·. Broclr
Gabus, Isabelle .
. Broclr
Gail , Floyd W. Silver Cre ek
Gales, Edna . ..... N ebraska City
Gallagher , A. Fmnc es North Bend
Gamble, Eliza E. .
. M ead
P T- 0FFI CE
Geo r gia . .... . Humboldt
N IIi H umb o ldt
lara . . . . . . . . E .., . .. .. Pe ru
org , L ibbin , Emma Rusldn
Gibn y, John E. . . . . E lld10rn
Giddin g , J nni ·L. yr
Gib on , B nona . . . . P ru
Gifford, LYnn B . ......... . P ru
ilb er t, Eva i\f. Johnson
Gilb e rt, r th ur .... ... . John s on
G ilb e rt , Al bert H .. John so n
G il ke on, Loy J. . . . . . .· Cer esco
Gillan, adie K. . . . . . . A uburn
Gill es pi e, lVIildr d H. . . Gl en Rocl{
Gipson , Al i e M. . . . . . A uburn
Vi illi am R. . . . . . .Auburn
Gi tt in g,e r, R.icl ro M... Rockport, Mo .
Glasgow , I va 0. Peru
Gl asgow, May . . . . , . P er u
Glasgow , Sadie . . . . . . Peru
Glov r, Ida M. Lin c oln
Goit ,' Franlc P. . . . .... Johnson
Goo d, Jewe ll Pe ru
Goodson , Elmer H. , . Re ynolds
Gbosman, Marion L. . . T ec um se h
Gordon , Nina A. P aw n ee City
Gowin, Eno ch B. . . . . Litchfield
Gowin , Georg e R. . . . . Litchfi e ld
Graham, Thomas A. Elba
Gramlich, Alice . . . . . . Fort Crool{
Gratz, I da Lynch
Grav es Harry E. . . . . . . . . Up, ion
Gray, :imsie 'A ... ...... - Strang
Gray, Ai da L. . . . . . . . . . . Peru
Gray, Grace . . . . . . . . . . Osceola
Graybie l, Alvin E. . . . . . . Neligh
Gr egory, 'Jerome T ... ' .. . .. Lynch
Grimes, May E. . . . . . . . . Omaha
Grimes , Irma C. .Blue Hill
Gu e, Myrtle E: Beatric e·
Gunn, T ena M. -. . L exington
Gunn , Anna J. . .L ex ington
Haag, Grace C. Sh e lton
N A tE
PosT- PF IGE
Hadl ey, Edna M. P eru
Had se ll , Ma b 1 K. . . . . Ru sh viii
Had se ll, Ma ud . . . . . . Ru shv ill e
Hag an , R oxc ni a . . . . . . Papill ion
Hale, Grace ... .. ..... Aub urn
H all, Cam ma V rd on
Ha ll t t, Fred W. .
. . . . Pe ru
Hallett, I,. eoa l\1. p ru
Ham mo n, J ssie .
. How e ll
Ha mmond, Lucy H. Rand o lp h
Hammond, Su sie . . . . . .B lvid ere
Hampton, Sylv ia R. . . . . W stern
Han e y, Re na M . ... .... El khorn
Haney, Marg ar et E. Spr in g fi eld
Hanks, Ge rtrude M. Pe ru
Hank s, Ca rolin e A. Peru
Hanks, Kath e rin e B .. .. .' .. Peru
H ank s, Nida M. Pe ru
·Hanna, Mab el . . .
. .-. . . Coz ad
Han se n, Chri s tina D ... Pl atts mou th
Hanse n, Ro se E .. . Be av er Cross ing
Hard e n, Ne ttl e .Blu e Sprin gs
Harman, Gra ce L ... Ne bras ka City
Harman, Blanch e E .. Ne bra s ka City
Harris on, Ida P... . . Dunb ar
Haunhs, Mary T. . . . . Ru lo
Haushahn, Rob e rt Humbo l dt
Haushahn , Maud e Humboldt
Hawkins, In ez A. . . . . North Be nd
Heacoc k, Hel en G. Springfi e ld
He acock, Mary M. . . . . Springfi e ld
He ald, Blanche
He arson, 'Jenni e Plattsmouth
Hehnke, E ll a M..... St. Edward
Heisel, Anna ' . .
Plattsmouth
Blinn 0. Peru
He nd e rson, Cora Shubert
Henderson, Bessie . . . . . . . : Peru
He nd ers on, Lee H. .
He ndri cks, Orla .
Hendricks', Ina
Aubtim
: Wahoo
. Wahoo
Hepperl en, Emma C.. Beatrice
Hepper l en, M. Katheryn .. Be atr i ce'
He rr, Gustav 1• • .Humboldt
He rrick, De ll a M. :. . . Creighton I !IJ
NA.l iE
H ss , F1·a n
H ss l tin , p raw fo r Jyn .. Ha rt in g on ... ... . P ru 1\I lnd n Kan. P la tts m ut ll
H in dena b, no a . . Te um b
Hin t don g, A nn a L. . . . . Mind n
Hoad ley, Ma ry A . P ru
Hoa dl e y, Mrs. Fay D ... .. .. Pe ru
Hoc hstrass t·, Ka t hi e n . . Omaha
Ho da pp , Edward .. .... Humbold t
Ho ll abaugh, Lulu G. Ne bras ka City
Hoi brook, Gr ace . . . .... .. . Firth
Ho pp e, Clate L. . . . . . .Le xin g ton
H ori s ky, Mary G. . . . . . . O'Ne ill
H orn, Ollie L. . . . . . . . . . . Gr e tna
Hor s ham , Eva M. : Madison
Horton, Pe arl M . .. '· . '. . . . Adams
Ho ste rman , Clara . . . . Brownville
Hous e, Winifr ed . . Nebraska City
Hou tz , Ge rtrude M ... .... Albion
H ow a rd, Mab 'el 0. . . . . Re<;I Cloud
How e, Lol a L. . . . . . . Wood Riv er
Hudd a rt, Carri e . . . . . . Gl en Rock
Hunni c utt, 1 Le ssie L Wilsonv ille
Hunt, Claude .. .. ... ... Dawson
Hunt, Emery Dawson
Hurst, Be njamin B. . . .' .Hamburg
Edwin K. Auburn
Hur st, Cali s ta A. . 1
Peru
Hurst, Mary S.. . . . . . . .Dunbar
Huston, Luc ie ... Ne li gh l I
Huston, Carrie B. 1 • • • • Peru
Hutchinson, Clara L. . . . . . . Peru
Hyd'e, Lucile C. . . . . . . Omaha
Im l er, r Frank 0. Shub e rt
ink s, Edith
Is ak s on , E st her E. .
FFI E .. he lb)
Omaha
J ackma n, Ma nd a . . Omaha
Ja ckson, Lo ui se . . . . . . . . York
Jam es , E ll a . . hub e rt
Jam es , L in da Belvid er
J ames, A nn a M. . . . . Stella
J am i eso n, A nn a M. . . Be atric
Ja slcle l, , Er lin e R. .
J enl} in s, Daisy .
Omaha
. . . . Wbitn ey Jenkins, Ina M Alma
John son, Ev elyn E. Oaldand
Jon es, Edith A.
e li gh
Jon es, Ru th Str atto n
Jon e s, Maud e E.
Jon e s, Blanch e P. .
Gen eva
... Ma l mo
Jon es, Gra ce .H umbold t
Jon es , Be rtha .
. . 1 emaha
Jon es , Hu gh A. T ec u mseh
Jorgens e n, Flora . . Oma.h
Joy, Jenni e L . Pe ru
Joy, ' Fay St. Pa ul
Joy ce, Me tta . . . ... Ne brasl{ a City
Judson, F ranlt
F ull e rton
Juilfs , John '. Bun·
Jus se l, Martin S.
. . Havana
Kadavy, Be ll e E . South Omaha
Kallstrom, Lydia S. . . S ta nt on, I a.
Kassebaum, Katie, ,
Kaup, Chester L. .
. . . West e rn
. . . . Western
Kaufman, Edith L. . . Goth enb urg
Kavan , W. Jam es Valparaiso
Kay, Madge. Brok en Bow
Keith, Ethel M. .
Ke lley, Mary
Kelley, ,Frances C.
. De nton
L ex in gto n
K em p, John H. Bennington
Kemp, Harry E. J$:ennard
Kennedy, Burtis M. . . Brownville
Kennedy, lima I.. , Brownvill e
''Kennedy, Agnes M. . . . .
Ke nny, Aimee C .' Omaha
Kernen, Ruth A. I
1 • • Dawson
Kernen, Be rtha .pawson
· Kernen, He rman J'. .
. . Dawson .
Kernen, Mattie M. . . . .Dawson
l" e rr, Juli a. i\1.. Plattsmo u th
K rr, Ma ry Ir ne .. ... . Fai rbur Y
K I r, Flore nc e . . . . Lyons
K et ham, arr ie E ..'. .. Ha rvard
Ki h I, ha E. Brock
Kilm er, Myrtle D. . . . .. . We stern
Kimb e rly, Ina M. . . . . Gr e nwood
Kinn ar, 1aB 11 i\1. Om aha
Kino ar, Edith ... .. .. . .. om aha
King, Martha . . . . . . . . . . e rdon
Kirl;:, Elmo .. Salem
Kirkpatrick, Lake E. . . Lexington
Klima, P a rl 1. .. ..... . Dawson
Klim a, Laura . Daws on Knapp! , Mar gar .. L ex ing to n
Knight, El va ... . .... Bel grade
Kochendarfer, Bell e . . . . Exete r
Ko e rn er, Ca rri e B. . . . . Champion
Koh ler, c. M. . . . . . . . . De we e se
Ko hle r, atharin e . . . . Lew iston
Koh ler la ra B.. Lew is ton
Kr eb s, Carl M. . . . .Neli gh
Langer, Katha rin V. . S ch uyler
La pp , Per cy . . . . . . . . Dunbar
Lapp, Ve rna Pe ru
Larimer, Le na M. ,· Pe ru
Larrowe, Elva M Nebraska C!tY
Larson , An na K. . . . . W es t Point
Larson, Nora May Plattsmouth
Larso n, Art hur W. . . . . Gene va
Larson, Doro t hy J. . . . .. D ec atur
Laughlin, Ne lli e M. Auburn
Laurie , Clara M .. , 1• • • • Ve rdon
Lawr e nc e, Lydi a L Corning, Iowa
L awton , Minnie Arapahoe
L ec hlit e r, Aaron J
L ee, George E. .
P.e ru
. Harvard
Lee, Rosa F. Pe ru
Leeper, Nellie . . . . . . . . Auburn
Leeper, Anna E . Auburn
Le gro, Leona F. . . South Omaha
Lehr, Franc es Ar cner
· Emma . . . . . . Omaha
L eo nard Ada c. . . . . . . Wakefield
Lesley, Mabel A. . . . . Sa lem
Lesley, Flor en ce E. . . . . . . Sal em
A IE P o.;T-C I'FICE
Lewis, Maud e malla
L wis, Lot·ena J. . . . . . .Jiolth· •gc
Linco l n, Kat har in e i. ne va
LJ nd r, Lu e ll a . . . . . . . . pla nd
Liv in gs, Ze pba . . . . .. D av nport
Li vings ton, Maud e . . . . Fairbu ry
Liv in gs ton, M. F. . . br aska lty
Li ebers, Br un o . . . . . . . . Mi ndea
L om ax, Alpha E. . . . . B av r C ity
Lo n gs treth, o va Su tto n
Lo omi s, Mo lli e J ..... D av id 'i ty
Lo ude rm il c h, Sad ie ... S tro mal ur g
L owe, Mayb e ll e R. Ben so n
L oy, Ve tta .. .... .. Blue
Loyd, Ma ud e E. . . . . . . . . . ..P cr:1
Ludd en, Ma ude B. . . . . . . iy ss s
Mac hin , M. . . angu s, Po rto Ri co
Magor, O ti s E.
. . .A ub u rn
Ma jors, Gl ady s L. . . . . . . . . Pe ru
Ma llali eu, E liz ab eth L K ea rn y
Ma nu el, B ess ie . .. .... :- . St . Pa ul
Marce llu s, Do na ld J. . . . . BI'OC I<
Marc e llu s, E. W. . . . . . . . Crete
Ma rce llu s, Byrn e C... .. _.Br ock
Ma rqu ardt, E mm a Ma bel Wi sner
Ma rqu a rd t, Cl a ra May
Marri ott, Ca rolin e M. Wa ke fi l cl
Marrs, Ralph M... .. .. Fairbury
M ar sh e ll , E lla . . . . . . . . . . O maha
M artin, F lorence J. . . Ha rva rd
M;utin , Ne llie E. . . . . . .Har va rd
Ma rt in, C arri e E. . .
Auburn
M artin, Ne lli e I. Aub urn ,-- Ma ss i e, Harry rr . . Neha wka
Matth ews, Hom er . . . . . .Aub urn
Max cy, Va nkirk . . Bro wnv ille
Ma xc y, Sarah D. . . . . . . . . Pe ru
Me dl e y, Ran ey 1\1 ·-We ste rn
Me t calf, Beat ri ce . .. ... .. A uburn
Me ye r, Pe arl M.. . . . . Da vid City
Me y er, Earl L. Peru
Meye r, Carl R. Elkhorn
Mill er, Jo se ph S. South Omana
Miller Mathilda Lyons '
Mill er, Ha tti e B. . . . . . . ... A uburn ·
M il ste ad , Olli e J. . . . . . · .. Pe ru ! G N ,u11;; Iill <' r, P . T· FF l E yivia A .. .' T bia J I any K. l ao arua 1'. l rli u II 1·, fJ rma n 1'. 1orth B oct r y, Ed ilh 0 F ir th E. . . . .L x in gton F. aykin M urr a,Y . . P ru .. T bia
Mo or 1 rt lw. E. P ru
I oo re, \ iola May Plymouth
Mo r . lyd B. . . . . . .
IJ:o or , Melli . . . .B ro wn v ill
M or hea d, Va lma H. . . . . lbion
!or ga n, P a ri A. Up land
M r ga n, M il dred . . . . Pa nama
MmT is, Da isy . ... H umb o ld t 1o ul to n, Ch as G.. . . . . . At kin so n
Mo wr y, V rn a J. . . . . . . . . Ge neva
M ull en, LiJ ii e M . .. ...... Crt
Mumf orcl, Ma tti e E. . . . . Ohibw a Mun ge r, May Cool;:
M un son, Gr ac e E. . . . . . . Orl eans
M ur pby, Li zz ie . . . . . . . . Ste rlin g
M urph y, John . . . . . . . . T ec ums eh
M urph y, P arn e ll P. . . . . T ec ums eh
M ur tagh, Li cl a A ....... Omaha
Mu ssel ma n, D. S. . . . . . .Auburn
My er s, Sadi e V. . . . . . . Wate rloo
M cAdam s, Forres t C. . . . . Pe ru
McA lli ste r, E th elyn J. . . Madi s on
M cAlli ste r, D. G. . . . . . . Dunbar
Mc A ndr ew, Jess ie J. . . A in s worth
Mc Andr e w, L ila E Ain s worth
McA uli ffe , Maym e R. . . Smartv ill e
McCa rt er, Hatti e .'. Wi sner
Mc Clu re, C. . . K ea rn ey
McCo nn e ll, Willi am. E . , Syracuse
Mc Cracl{e n, Ali ce J. . . . . St. Paul
McCullo c h, Maude E ... Plattsmouth
McCullo g h, Le na G. . . . . . . Omah a
Mc Cun e, Be rtha B. . . . . . . Julian
McD e rm e t, Claire. •. Sal em
McDe rm e t, J essie E. . . :. . Sal em
N Ab lE P T- FFI E Po T- 0FFI CE
JYicDona l d, Fl or nc . . 1urray i n, Edith . . . . Oa kl and
McDona l d, An na Clay e nt er bl on , Ilah B. '.. . . . . Ba rtl ey
McD ou ga ll, Edith l\1. . . lliance Ol e on, Ber ha .. . ... N orth Pl a tte
McDowe ll , J nn ie E. 0 aha
Oliv r, E rr e tt L Da ws on
McG rew, Sa rah M ... . . Palmyra 1 on, Ju dith B ... . ... Lexing ton
McH i rro n, Bere ni ce .. Pe nd er Ol s on , Aman d a. J .. . South Om aha
Mc luin ch, J uli a . . . . . . . ub u rn 01 on, Jos ie . . . . . . . . He l vey
McKech ni e, Me ni e B ... Ho l dr g
O'Rou rh: , Ch as. D Dunb ar
McKenney, Pansy L. . . . . . . Pe ru 0 t nb rg Min ni e M. . . . . Mead
McKe n zie, Kate E. . . . . La Pl atte
McK inn e y, Maggi e J Br ownv ill e
Otradov , Ch as . A .. . Ka rlin , Mo.
Padovr, Mab le A... Ce dar B lu ffs
Mc Ki t ri ck, Or pha M. . . . . Oma ha Pag , Ri ce . . . . . . . . . . . · Pe ru
McLa ug hlin , Rebekah A Em e rso n Palm e r, Mae Fairmon t
McM ull en, Em ma . . Crab Or ch ard Pa r is , Gr ace Brownv ill e
McN own , Fra nlt L. . . . . Ru shv ilte Pa rli , Ba rb ara A. Pa wn ee City
McQ ui nn, Juli a E. . 1
• Wym ore Pa rli , re lli e . . . . . . Pa wn ee Ci ty
Mc Quinn , Fran ces M. Wym or e Pa rr io tt, Gl e nn A. · ·Peru
Mc Qui nn , Lucy M. . . . . . . W ym or e P asc o, Lulu . . . .
. Pe ru
N ay lo r, Eli za be th M ..... Fall s Ci ty P asco Olive C ..... .. .. .. Pe ru
Ne al , M yrtl e . . . . . . . . Surpri se Pasco: Mary C : · ·. Pe ru
N ea l, Mayme A. . . . . . . . . Pe ru Patc hin , W ilb er H Ta bl e Ro ck
N ea l, Lilli an D. . . . . . . . . Ne lson Pa tt ers on , Mabel . . North Platte
Ne idi g, A nn a M .. ..... Pa tt ers on, Myrtle .. .. · · Dunb ar Nel se n, Tild a N. Red Cloud Pat te rson , Lulu Bur cha rd Nels on, Gra ce Endi c ott P ec k, Gr ace E ... Ain s worth Nels on , He nr y V. Hampton Pe rdu e, Della E Cambrid ge
Ne lson, Mae . .. ... .. Valp a raiso P e¢ u e, Elsi e M..... Cambridge
Nesbi t, Edna M .' . . . . Wa terloo Pe rkins , Wini fred · · · Om a ha Newell, Mary J. . . . . . . . . Ge ri ,ng Pe terson , Nina M. . . . · · ·Ste rling
Ne rud, Emma M. Melinda Peterson , Anna M Marquette Newkirk , Maud e .. .. .. Ma ybe rry Pete rson , Emily W .... · ·.Oma ha N ew man, R. South Auburn Peterson Doll ye 0. · Aurora Nichols, Cora B. Boone _ Pete rso.n, Emma L. Marqu e tt e Niles , Blanche Fullerton Pettibon e, Hallie · · Albion ' Pansy_ Sterllng Pettit, Edison · · · ·Peru Norman, Pearl F. . . . . :. Upland Phalen , Ida . . . . . .Florence Nottingham , Bessie Tobias Phillips , E. .Hemin!P'ord Novak, Phillips, Ma yme IVL DolllP,han ' Noye s, Be ssie , D. . . South Omaha Phillips Clark . . . . . . . · ·' Yutan
Nugent, Margaret A . Thurman , Ia Pickett.' Orley D. . . . . · · · ·Peru
Oberkotter, Martha . . . . . . Ge neva Plass , Hallie M. . . . . . . Madison
O'Connell, Lore e .'. . . . ·. Malcolm Platt Mami e Helen .. Crab Orchard
O'Conner, Kate Lyons Plum'b , Va nche E. Danbury ' O' Connor, Ap.na .. .. Wood River Pollo ck Lotti e L ... '·.Ha rtington
O'Donnell, Rpse , . . . . . . . Union Poor Kate G. . . . . . . . . Albion
Ogden, Raymond C. . . . .'Western Elsie L. . . .
Oxford 5
Po rter, ( P T- Pl." ! E r tmd L. Pl att sm uth
NA iE
P or ter, Eva M. . . . . . . . . My oar I
Po rter, La u ra A. . . llber
Po r te r, Mar garet A. . . . . . . Wahoo
Po rte rfi el d, M in ni e
Pott s, Mab le A.. .
Powers, Bl an che .
. . F ull ert n
. ortland
. . . . urtl s
Pr es to n, Le tti e . . .'. . . . . De at u r
Pri ce , Mayme M. . . . . . . . . Eag le
Pr op er, ·w in ona 0. eb r as ka lty
Propst, Mayo la D. My na rd
Pur ell, Naom i C Red Oak, Io wa
Pu rc e ll , Ra chel E ... Red O ak , I owa
Purint on, E th el J. .
. W il cox
P urin to n. Flo ra I. W il cox
Rail s back, T homa s . . . . . . Peru
Rain es , B urre ll J .../ Per 1
Ra in e s, Ga il .
. Peru
Ral sto n, Fe rn D .. -W ee pi ng Wat er
Ra nn ey, Edith Ma ud e . . Bl ue H ill
R at hbun , Ma ud e.
. . St eele Ci ty
R ay, Jo hn E ..... Bl ad en
R ay, R obe rt B. .
. Bl ad en
R eas on er, Se lm a . . . . Dav id Ci ty
Red fe rn , Gu y L. ·. Pe ru
R ee c e, Edna B . Gr ee n wo od
R ee d, Jame s C. Ham,v ton
R ee d, A. Griffin Auburn
R ee d, Quin cie D.
R ee d, A da A. . .
Rob s n, \I nn!
. Bro ck
Auburn
Re ins c h, Frank H. Sh i ckl ey I
Re lf, J. Frank . . . . . . . . Salem
Re nfro, O scar S. · · Pe ru
Reynolds, Flossi e J. . . Waterloo
Re ynolds, Rhoda E. Water l oo
Re ynolds , Pho ebe A. . . Wat erl oo
Reynol ds, R ac'bel Wat e rlo o Ric hards , Jos e phine Bl ue Hill
Richard s, Sarah A.
. O maha
Richards, Ella E. . . . . Beave r C ity
Ri c hard s on, T. L ... Burmah, O kla .
Ri es enb e rg, Elsi e . . · ._ . . Auburn
Ril ey, :IDmma . . . . . . . . . . Peru
Ring s wa l d, Edl)a E. · . . . . . P,eru
Rist, Ed i th E. . . . . Gl e nwood , ,Ja · b ts Ka te E. S'outh O maha
R kw II , Roy E. Far o
1 ockw II, ;. w nd olyn . . Hu bba rd
Roda baugh, J. Fo rT st .. L· xl n gton
Rodaba ugh, N Ill E . ...... P ru
R odaba ugh, M in ni e ...... B nson
R od d y, Et h I . . . . . . No rth B nd
Rog r·s Et hel _ . . . . . . . . . Om ah a. ·
Rog r s, Et hy l M. . . . . . . . . Fi rth
R ogge , Rh ova G. St rlin g
Ro gge n, J ea nn tt e F ., outh Oma ha
Ro s , Clem mon s B. . . . . Tec um se h
Rot h sc hil d, Cora B O ma h a.
Ro ys. Maude A. . . . . . . . . Ax t II
Ruch, P ter B. . . . . . . . . Shub ert
Rudat , Clara M. Nor f olk
Ru lon, El va E. . . . . . . . . . . Pe ru
Ru sh, Rose A. . . . . . . . . . . Cook
Ru ss ell, Op al . . . . . . . . A lli an ce
Rus e ll , Edn a M. . . . . . . Pal myr a
R ya n, Winni e . . . . . . . . Dawson
Sa ch s, Ne lli e . . . . . . O maha
Sa nd er s, Ca rl E. . . . . . . Ne maha
Sa wy er, Birdi e . . . . . . Ch e ster
Sche ll en be r g, Emili e .. Johnson
Sc hmidt, E ll en M ... South O zp aha
Sc hn e itm an, Fay B. . . . _ . . . . Peru
Schol pp , Lizzi e . . . . . . Falls Ci ty ,
Sc ott, Franc es M .... Gr eeley Ce nt er
Se tz er, Gi rtha . . . . . . Aub urn
Se tzer, Mollie E. Auburn
Sewe ll , Effie . . . ..... .. IJ'ekamah
Se xson, John A. ... .. , .. Bro wnville
Shaf er, Edith {. . . . . . S hubert
Shan ey felt, Jos eph . . . . Marqu e tt e
Shan e yf el t, Pe arl R. . . Ma r quett e
Sharp e, Chas B. . . . . . . E·lkhorn
Sharp, Effi e M. . . . . , . . . . O hiowa
Shaw , Ed i th M. '·. Cook
, Sh e a, Ada . . . . . . . . . R aymond
Sh ea rer ,. Bl an che L. . . West Po int
Shel don ; Grace .. D avid C ity
Ro er , p T- FF I E .. pring fi ld M . Bro k s .. .. l bio n
NAhlE Po T- FFI E
Sh e ppard, Pheb e lVI. . . . . Surpris e
Sh e rman , A li ce .. Avoca
Shipl e y, P ar l .
Shipl ey, A li ce L.
Shipl ey , Ge o. .
Shir es, Shirl ey M. .
Shiv el ey, Ell n Ro se
. Brock
. Broc k
. . Mead
. ma ha
Shor te r, Se lma .. . . . . Ta bl e Ro
Sillik, Matti e . .
. . lbi on
Sim, Wilb er W. . . . . Holm svi ll e
Sim, Maude ,. P r·u
Simonsson, Lillie E. . . . . Dayldn
Simpson, Clara E ... A rmour
Skinn e r, Clyde J. . .
. P ru
Skyrme, Ora Tobias
S\{yrm e, Clara .
obias
Skyrme, Pen cy 'l'obias
Skyrm e, Bessie M. .
Slink e r, Willa G. . .
Smart, Leta F. .
Smart, Edna M. .
Smith, Sidney C.
Tobi as
.A uburn
Fairbury
Fairbury
. . . Orl eans
Smith, Lettie A. Plattsmouth
,Smith, Effi:e C.
Ed holm
Smith, Lodemia .. Albion
Smith, Mary K.
Smith, Roy G.
Smith, Lucy P.
. . Pend er
Shickley
Barada
Smith, Wesley B. Orl ea ns
Smith, l\..rdie Z. .
Snead·, John P.
. Sabetha, Kan. ·
. S ey mour
Snell, Verna Gr e tna
Snidow, Una M. Falls City
Snok e, Nellie E. . . . . Humboldt
Snyder, Lizzie M;
. Peru
Spafford, Russell R, Adams
Spafford, Mabel Adams
Spriegel, Helen . .. Nehawka
,Springstun, Lenna Tecumseh
Springstun, Flora Tecumseh
Stacey, L}llian A. . . . . . . Sutton
Standley, Goldie D. Peru
Stedman , Etta Guide Rock
Stapleton, Frank . . . . Tecumseh
Stenner, Gertrude L .. . Plattsmouth
Steuteville, William V•. Gering
Po T-OFFICE , i\Iary .Brownville
tim on, John M. .. R ep ubli can City torr , Hatti A ... .... Bell ev ue ton , Old E Crab Orchard
t rai t, John E ........... Peru tratman, Ella L. Springfield tratton, Edith 0. Spring B.. ... .. Blue Hill
trong, Fr cl • • • t rong, Ruth E .. ·........ . Pe ru trong, Al ta J. . . . . . . Be nningt on
St run\{ M".ary E ..... .. Dawson
Stuff t, Cilia .- .Fairfi e ld
Subl tt e, J. E .. . Ne braska Cit y
Subl e tt , Minnie L . Nebraslca City
Suth e rland , Minnie .. ... Elmwood
Sutliff, I va E. Ellis
Sutton , Lulu M Peru
Swan , Paul . . . . . . Crab Orch a rd
Swihart, Ne lli e . . . . . . . . Ste ll a
Switz er, Oliv e M. . . . .... Ne ligh
Tan ge rman , A lic e. . . . . . RocJ,ville
Tate, Gert rud e A Ne braska City
•ray lor, Bessie M... . ... Bruning
T ay lor, Da rl e M. . . . . Belvidere
Teagarden , Maude E. Odell
Te bb etts, Daisy . . . . . . B eatric e
Tedy, Margaret North Bend
Te mplin, :B,uth E. St. Paul
Thayer, Jessie L . .. .. ... . Omaha
Thompson, Mabel Edgar
Thomp s on , Franl' J Pawne e City
Thomsen, Anna Loup City
Thornton , Grace . . . . Gering
The>rnton , Flor e nce Fairbury
Tolliff, Helen M. . . . . . . Kenesaw
Tooker, Grac e I. Sutton
Tosland, Maude Humboldt
Travis, Minerva. . . . Grand Island
Tripp , Verna B ..... .. Belvidere
. Trott er, Mary A. . . . . . . Nehawl'a
Tucker ; William C Pawnee City
Turner, Lynn M'. . . .. Elk City
Tutt, Mary E Plattsmouth
Tuttle Orelia A. . . . . . . . . Aida
Tyler,' Auburn
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Tynon, Lo ui se r ock
Tyno n, Ro se A. . . . . Pay tt e, Idaho
Tys on , Em ma E. Tobia s
U hli g, Mr s. Mabe l . . . . Ho ldr e ge
Van Drle l, J uli a H. Ma im
Van Ell s, Clara . . . . e bras ka Ci ty
Va s tin e, Ve rn a . ........ . Ru1o
Va vak, Ma ry V. Pragu e
Velvic k, Edmund . . . . Hu mboldt
Vizzard, E ll a .... St. Ed w aJ·d
Vizzard, A nna D. . . . . St. Ed wa rd
Vor e, Mary E Omaha
W adha ms , Ade lia P., Perc iva l, Ia.
Wager s, Oliv e Et ta Page
Wa ge y, ,Pe arl A. . . . . Camb ri dge
Wa lf ord, M. Ed ith Baya rd
Wa lk er, Kat e . . . . . . Lexington
Wa lk e r, P ea rl M. . . . . . . Ba ker
Walk e r, Mattie L. · .. 1. • • • Baker
Wa lsh, Co ra . . . ... So uth A uburn
Ware, Sarah B. . . . . Pa wnee City
War e, W ... Pawn ee Ci ty
Was hburn , Ste lla Cl ari ssa . Nema ha Watkins, Ma ud e .... Juli an
Watt, He len
We bb , Ann e M. .
S co ti a
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We bb er, Ad e lia E ... South Auburn
We bb er, Milli e K. Sou th A uburn
Webe r, Margar et E Plattsmo uth
Weig and , C harl es . . .'.B loomfi e ld
We im er, Be rtha E/ . . . . Ca rl e ton
We ll s, Ivy M. . .
Welc h, Ern st E
Welsh, \ Lottie A:
Ira N
Ne bras ka City
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. Palmyra k lma E. Clarks
We y, Cathari ne A. Pe ru
Whal e n, Ne llie Platts mouth
Wh al ey, Birdie . . Ca ll a way
Wh eele r, J ess ie M. . . . . Gl en Roclr
Wh eele r, Silas N . S t. Jos e ph , Mo.
Whis l er, Ve rna C. Ashland
White, Mrs F. L. S urprise
Whitfi e ld , Haz el H. . . . . . . Om a ha
Whitmor e, Mae .. Ce ntral City
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Wi gge rs, Emma M. . t Wi sner ..
\\ lg to n, E th l K. . . . . . . Lyons
W ll ox, r li e . . . . . . t ole City
wil c ox, Jan b L. . . . . yr ac u se
Wi lk , H il da Om aha. .. Edga r
\Villdn s, Ma ry E. . . . . . . . . Edga r
Wilkin s, V sl y F .. .. . .. Edgar v ilkin son. IIi Fay . . . .Aub um
Wllli a rn s, lly B .... . Pa pi lli on
William s ha rl i .... .... P ru
Vi i ll iam s, El b l M .. .. ..... Pe ru
W illi am s, Ella .. ... . .... P ru
Wi lli am s, Ma ud .P ru
W illi ams, Ha tti e P Wo od Ri v r
Wil li am s, Inez . . . Pe ru
W ill iam s, Guy H _. . . . . . . . . Pe ru
W il s on, Ma ry L. . . . . . . O ve r to n
W il so n, E li za M. Pa pi lli on
W il s on , G ra ce A. . . Gr ee nw o od
Wil so n, Gr ace A. . ·. . . . . \V es t rn
W il so n, Emm a F . Cr es ton, Io wa
W il so n, Ma r ga ret L. . . T ec um sell
W il so n, M aud e . . . . Cr eston , Iow a
Wi tw e r, Ste lla V. Cr eight on Witwe r, Lue ll a P.. . . . . . Cr e ighton
Wolf e, Ada.. .1 • .Li nco ln
Wolf e, Maud e . . . . • Linco ln
Wood , Adah M .. . ... . Dav id Cit y
Wo o dbur y, A ll ur·a L. . . . . St. Paul
Worl ey, Bl an che . . . . . . W es te rn
Worl ey, Ge rtrud e D. . . . . Gene va Wri g ht, A li ce I. . . . . . . Omah a Wri gl ey, Blan che F. Plymouth
Wrigl ey, Bertha E. , Plymo u th
•Wynn e, Ne lt ie E. Schuyl er Ye ats , Elizab e th C . .. .. .. O maha
Yocam, Maud e G: City Young, Maud e Auburn
Youn g, Don J. ' Ove rton
Youn g, 0. . . 'up l and Young, Alta · A lb ion
Young, Juli us F .. . ...... Brock
Yo ung, Lillian N .. : Auburn
Zi egler, Fred L. . . . . . . . .Al ma
Zook, Dora B. . . Brownvill e
Zook, N eva' 0. Brown v ill e
Tlle ra c h 0 0 1t a It r r · ra ss W idow" a mor familiar! known, ''"as witll ut doubt the star of til ' ed uc a.ti nal exhibit · at th tate fair. 'She pr ided with dignity over h model scho ol. Madly a lad ) in costly silks and l aces might h ave envi ed h r a she stood there the entra nc e of the model c hool in a mo t artistic and beautiful costume of sixt -t hr e native grasses gathered in Rock county. l'\Iiss Florence Zink of Bassett, Nebraska, her sister B essie dressed the fair l ady. This scp.ool! purchased this g r a s s school teacher and now h as her on exhibition in 1 , 1 the library , not only because the artists who distin g uish ed themselves in thls work h ave b een students of this school, but because of the beauti - · ful and aJ.•tistic work of the
Text-book · ar no\\ r n d to tu<l •nt , t•cdu ·ino· Uti. i · m of exp n. e from fif · u an tw •nty dollar. a. y ' <11" to ::t dollar or a dollru.· and a half a year .
Many :o-call d free ·chool ·lt aro· m any fe s of di ffere nt kinds that the r suit m the ·mn a· if exc he tu jti on f e. were charged . All fees I of all kind , jnclucling la bor ato ry text -books, and all other ch arges made by the school seldom exceed three dollars a yec<tr at Peru. 'l'hh; sc hool commen l itself to students and teachers f Umited m eans .