Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-01
Commencement Program for the Uni.
verEity Of Nebraska
OPENS ON SATURDAY. JUNE SIX
Naseellapeo1s We've Of Colleges sna
E-dueationsl Instftutious-Plans
Tor work Of the oominE
Year.

AEn. MEruQTlEl nHA
: Kappa Grafton, George bdVln MscLean,
chancellor, the University Of Iowa The
Tuesday. june 9, Class asy, h@ a m.
annual meeting OF The Board Of Regents
Class play. The Three Musketeers, $50
= m matinee. 800 ,. m evening. Oliver
" eanesosy. June 10. Alumni DAY: 900 ?
iasts and dinners. RO5 p. m, 400 , m
survey Of departments Of the university
lsrm' nnoer erection Of Dean bTr-
Serwig. So business meeting, BOO p m.
tHH alumni banquet the university
farm; POO r. n. C~otilion, the Temple
ana-sosE, June Al. commencement day
9JN4 g. m, carnuaf nceusut procession Com
menoement Grafton BY Hon. Charles Ar
nette ToWne. Of New York City. Govern
ment by Parties" Conferring Of degrees,
.Ge Lineoln apditorium 500 $40 P m
irenes 81 chsnceiior and Mrs. Andrews
ana % me university are cordially invited.
Art gallery, Library nsn.
COMMENCEMENT PROCESSION.
Marshal. John, O. Workizer. captain
Second Infantry, Commhndant
ahe procession starts promptly al 70
o'clock from Library han, University
hsEents, chancellor and guests Of the
university.
Adnnlmstrstive officers and membsr Of
Alumnl and former students.
Candidates 1or degrees
StuaenH and friends.
ADMISSION TO THE VARIOUS EKER-
CISES
school Of music concert Saturday even
11s, the Temple. Admission free but By
NeKel Apply 70 school OF music.
2aOraiSuleate address. Sunday evening,
Ae1o sI1sl hall. Admission without ticket
betG hsppa ADDRESS, MONDAY even
L. TIE Tempe. Admission without ticket
@ss p.a2. ussosy matinee and evening,
CliNci uleater. Tickets are distributed only
a. members Of the senior class.
A-s--ni address, WEDNESDAY, university
-~amencsment. THURSDAY morning. tho
Lincoln auditorium. Admission free, but BY
LASS reunions and dinners. Details an
l-uaCed IN university journal and during
commencement week in the Lincoln Papers
AIsrn sae oUt Of town guests; tickets
ii We o~olnnebcement Grafton Are reserved
l0r gou ia application 10 the secretary OF
LIE cor1rpittee on arrangements.
COMMITTEE on ARRANGEMENTS.
r \. Barbour, chairman, Captain J. G.
AorkiSef. G. r. Richards, z. Ii Clark, o.
d Pee, a. J. Harrison. secretary.
The harvest season Of American schools
is at hand, and the crop Is a bumper one.
No matter how perverse the weathermaker
may be from seed time to harvest, the crop
vi graduates. fair ard otherwise, grows
perennislly, and viii 90 on forever. Among
the youth Of the land the season is one. Of
rejoicing. To many Of the millions Of young
@IFNiANh IN TIE eIAfooAs Ale dRhIodtuiilt
vacation and summer Plsytime are bubbling
sources of Soy, bat 20 the striving and the
ambitious comes the vibrant thrill Of ad-
Nsncenent OF the attainment OF educationfs
goai-the diploma. The harvest OF gradu-
BteF this year wiz il all probability pass
The ioO6,06S mark. In the primary and
mi SCHOOLS Of this country there were
enrolled for the school year now closing
more than 100000 pupils. In the second
ary and high schools. public ana private,
ahere were enrolled over &24.0o students
In the universities and colleges academic.
there were something over 22s.ON students
In the professional and normal schools
lhcrs were rBtalogued more than lSo.O9
EecEers after degrees. Enrolled on th'
registers Of night schools and business col
ieEes there were over 10000 students. Mos
OF these schools turn out graduates, 81
that an estimate 81 100000 graduates =
pretty close 10 the mark
For the graduate commencement is th'
time OF an times. When We think Of com,
mencement dag. as seen through The per
spectye OF years, writes John 7. Nc
Cutcheou in the june Appieton's, lit SEEM
Hke the hHppiest period OF life. All thi
worries and troubles have been smoothec
away. and We retain oLly the somewhat
= Sunbled memory Of bread lawns and STATELY
frees ana lvy-eJVered college buildings, AM
waite dresses and fresh young faces ful
Of the JOY Of living. For example, TAX
the lovely moonlight night in June. Whei
We serenaaed The girls a. the Ladies Hall
II VAL always sand out IN memory. WI!
thai right was s sentimental orgy. and ]
slsnGl cut sgains, the purple long ago liz
the evening star against ths heavens
Commencement DateA.
NIdlLE1 ry-.- AtohisUn. kan Nay 3
- a~.,
-- tsic-e and conservatory, 70
49,. 1900. Nc, May - The address
va ecu ~ Prof } Lawrence laugh
III q. IaiCaso uHivsrsty The number o
rroneisrts in the several classes were
LitCEry. s.. piano. =, vocal, 2 expression
., regular art 4 Graduates from the vari
Gus classes numbered: Piano, 5; voice
violin ?; CUISINES course. 2. stenography
5. cooking, ~; a total Of B..
Omaha High school Auditorium, June Is
Columbia university, New York Citg
May g. Fourteen hundred and forty dc
grees and diplomas we're conferred.
Iowa StGts college, Ames, NAY q 1
June 4 Candidates for degrees, rs, homo
students 60
ooerlin eollegs. ohssrn, O. ssventy-nft
commencement. June p 10 %
Metre DAne university South Bend Ind
June 4 and M
NebraSka state Teaehcrs' Association
The executive committee Of the Nebrask
State Teachers association, headed b
ChAEegaor l. Benjamin Andrews ol a
State thiycrsity. sim Is president has Sc
Tue time for The is ueelng for Noveu
Der 4 5 and 9 ana l1Catea n al Lincol
For many years the association has m
during the Christmas hohdayE, with q
enrolment Of about 100 teachers. out
a teHehinE force Of lG60 in the state.
is believed that with ibis change In n
time az the gathering the attendance %
be greatly increased 20 the advantage
the tenchers and benefit 10 The school
ALREADY boards Of educauon ~throughol
the state have Eignified by resolution the
intention 10 close the schools on the ia!
Of the meeting. efferinE their teachers the
tins on fun pay Il they attend Beztrh
and McCouk most recently have taxi
such action, and u d vel known that 9th
cities VII soon report a similar delerminI
lun-
Iswa state CoIIeEe, Amea.