Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-25

Z tior. The play from berir ming 10 finish
was a grand success and was attended by
one Of the largest audiences that have
assembled In the Normal auditorium this
year
! Superintendent Allen I'M of Syracuse is
/ In Peru on business M Hm graduated
/ from the Normal in 200. took the summer
i trip 20 Europe with the university bureau
[ Of travel last summer and has had very
successful year at Syracuse during last
year
| Prof Herbert Brownen. who for the last
seventeen years has been at the head Of
the department Of physical sciences in the
Peru Normal has been elected by the
Board Of Regents Of the University Of
Nebraska to position in that school
with a salary very much larger than he is
receiving in the Peru Normal Mr.. Brown
! oil has not definitely decided TO accept. but
/ II is generally thought that he will do so.
While in Peru Prof BrowneI has made
reputation more than statewide and his
manuals on the study Of physics. chemistry
and astronomy are so generally used
throughout this and nelghboring states
that II has been felt for several years that
/ IT was only a matter Of time until some
larger school theat could pay him larger
salary would take him from Peru
The pupils Of the voice department, under
the direction Of Prof Ross House gave a
recital in music and expression hall Satur-
day evening. Prof House has a large
number Of pupils in his department which
is one Of the strongest music departments
| In the state.
/ The annual meeting Of the State Orni-
I biologists union will convene in the Nor
NAL chapel, Friday evening. April q. The
program is as follows: Address Of wei
! come, President J. W. Crabtree: music.
/ Normal Glee club. under the direction OF
| DR.. H c. House; address by Prof H. B.
/ Duncanson, president OF the union read
ing, Mrs. Netueton. head OF the department
! Of expression; discussion on the organiza-
! ton OF auxiliary chapters 10 be connected
with the schools OF the state by superin-
! tendent Tout OF North Platte
! The annual basket ball reception was
given the basket ball boys by the Athletic
! association in the gymnasium Saturday
evening. A large number were present and
! spent a very pleasant evening in whole
some games. A part OF the evening was
spent in listening to short spicy talks by
Director Scott and the men1bers OF the
basket ball teams, after which refreshments
| were served.
An informal reception was rendered the
victorious debaters at chapel Monday morn
! ing. The fact that Peru has sustained six
successive victories over her sister schools
| IN base bail, foot bail and debating IN the
last year was enough to arouse the Peru
| spirit to its most intense degree. Misses
Martha Gntner Belle Bolejack, Mabel
Banks Mabel Bruner and Anne Goshen,
and Messrs. Joy Z. Morgan, George Gown
Edison Petit, D. H. Weber and c. F. Beck
gave short spicy talks.
Rolla Fosnot OF the senior class has ae-
eepted the prinCipalship Of the Hendley
schools for the ensuing year
| Miss Barbara Cardwill win teach In the
grades at Omaha next year. and Miss Lii
Ian Carlson will teach in the grades at
South Omaha.
Miss Marlia Grafton Of the senior class
has been elected teacher OF the grammar
| room at Shubert
Miss Fern Brown and Miss Esther Blank
enship Of the class Of 1910 have been elected
| to positions in the grades at Broken Bow
under Superintendent Eliot
Miss Darlene Merriek viii teach English
in the Syracuse High school next year
! She was elected last week.
Sanford Clements Of the junior class has
been elected TO the grammar room at Elm
wood.
Miss Alice Voigt of the junior class will
| teach the primary room al Oak next year
! Miss Ethel Doty has been elected TO the
principslship of ward school in Broken
Bow
Miss Mabel Gustafson has been elected
assistant principal at Nemaha City.
The teachers bureau is very busy filling
the large number Of calls that come il
daily for teachers.
The Phnomathean Literary society gave
very interesting program Friday evening
as follows: Piano solo, Miss Stetter
''Metamorphosis OF Peru Eunice Mutz
Evolution Of the Peru Spirit" Janet Beet
son; some Former Chiefs" Elizabeth
EversOn; music by the quartet, Misses
Banks, Brownen, Herriek and Fletcher
The Crabtree Speller." A. ]. Stoddsrd.