Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-22

Seniors Elect staff for Glass An.
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PERU, Neb., Nov. H.-(Special.)-The
senior class met Friday and elected the
staff for the Peruvian, the class annual,
as follows: E-ditor-ln-chief, Varro Tyler
Of Auburn; associate editor, Belle Bole-
Jack of Humboldt and. Elizabeth Everson
OF Alma; business manager Arthur Gil
bert OF Johnson; associate business man
ager, Ralph Jackson of Upland; subscrip-
ton manager, Audubon Neff of Rural Re-
treat CVa); athletic editor. Gordon Beck
Of Peru; literary editor. Lena Jackson Of
Friend; Normalite editor, Barbara Card
well Of Omaha; religious editor, CIarey
Nelson OF Dannebrog; art editor, Neva
Best Of Homer; cartoonists, J. b. Sloat Of
Western, Harriet Schackleton Of Beatrice,
and Inez Wachtel OF Falls City; general
photograph manager, Frank Hughs Of Fill
ley; class photograph manager. william
Blackstone of Pilger; editor for clubs and
other small organizations, Mildred Butler
of Weeping Water; editor Of class write
ups, Cecilia Wehrs OF Milford; assistants
to Miss Wehrs, Miss Falter of Lincoln and
Celia Parker Of Wilsonville; editor for
other classes, Vera Haefflin OF West Point;
alumni editor, Minnie Subiette of Nebraska
City; social editor. Opal Rice, Sterling;
humor editor, Mabel zentE of David City;
assistant humor editors, Edison Petit Of
Peru and Francis Hsles Of Table Rock.
The Normal Agricultural society held q
special meeting last Tuesday evening at
which an excellent literary program was
rendered. After the literary part OF the
program Prof. c. r. Weeks delivered an
illustrated lecture on the subject, Types
Of Farm Animals"
The Normal Choral society, Of which DR..
II. c. House is the director, assisted by
well known talent from Lincoln, gave an
excellent concert Wednesday evening in
the normal auditorium. The large chorus.
consisting Of nearly 200 well trained voices
gave some very fine selections, while the
glee club, which is well known through
out the state, did excellent work. Miss
Lillian Dobbs Helms. who sang in the
~cantata, the Rose Maiden which was
given here last spring. and whose return
was range In response to many re-
quests, was a decided success and was
encOred many times. Mr.. August Molzer,
the violinist from the university conserva-
tory OF music, was we'll appreciated, as
was evidenced by the prolonged applause
following MS selections. MISS Louise Zum-
Wrinkle, the pianist, made a very favorable
impression. This was one OF the best
musical concerts ever given at the normal
and was attended by a large audience
Notwithstanding the unusual severity Of
the weather.
The registration for the preliminary de-
bates was thrown open this week and will
close early next week. The names already
registered show a splendid outlook for the
debating work this year. The enthusiasm
Is much stronger than usual. due to the
gold medals being offered the best debaters
BY Superintendent c. B. Moore OF Osceola
and Principal Julia II. Vandriel Of Valen-
tine. Those who have registered thus far,
with their home addresses. are as follows:
ID. h. Weber Of Barnston. @. p. Clark Of
Lincoln. o. T. Lincoln OF College View.
Carmie Lamm Of Gering. Percy s-toekdaIe
Of Madison, Emery Vsatch Of Fairbury,
Joy Z. Morgan OF Upland, ]. d. Mae
Mnlen OF Phelps City M0.J, Warren j.
Chase Of Alexandria. John Branigan OF
Falls City, Anna Daniel Of Clarkson, Anna