Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-16
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORK
Increasing Activities as Commence
ment Time Approaches.
WHIPPING PROGRAMS INTO SHAPE
Matters of General Interest Transpir-
Ing In Local and Distant Insti-
tutIons-ProJected Col
IeEe BuIldinEs.

the summer session of the University OF
Nebraska for 1910, the school OF superin-
tendence. the model high school, the model
grade school, and the special courses OF
instruction that will be offered in agrl-
cultural education and industrial training
The academic instruction in the university
proper will be Of the highest order, with
head professors in charge Of their respec-
tive departments. II will be the first sum-
mer session in the history of this insti-
tuition under the direct management of the
chancellor. Chancellor Avery will be as
sisted by educators Of national reputation,
among whom are the following: Prof.
Charles De Garmo, head professor OF
science and art OF education, Cornell uni
yersity Ithaca, NJ Y; Superintendent
william NJ. Davidson. city schools, Omaha,
and president OF the department Of super
intendence Of the National Education as
ISOLATION; Superintendent Calvin n. Ken
dali, city schools, Indianapolis, Ind; Super
intendent J. II. Beveridge. city schools,
Council Bluffs. Ia. Prof. John D. Sheep
OF Chicago and Dr. A. K. Winshp of
Boston.
OF the Nebraska educators who are on
the program for the school OF superin-
tendencs are State Superintendent E. c.
Bishop; superintendent w. l. stephens,
Lincoln; superintendent A. II. Waterhouse,
Fremont; superintendent n. NJ. Graham,
South Omaha; superintendent ID. j. Bod
well. Beatrice; Superintendent w. w.
Stoner, York; Deans Bessey, Sherman,
Fordyce. Burnett and Woleott, and Profs.
Caldwell, Condra. stuff, Pugsley, Reed,
Gregory. Perdue, Sparks and McBrien.
jeremiah Whipple jerks, Pm. d., LII. D.,
professor of political economy and politics,
Cornell university, will be the commence
ment orator at the university June l6. The
total number of graduates from the uni
verslty for the year 190S-09 was as follows:
A. b. 1856 b. Sc, 49, LIB, 80; M. D., 81;
A. Nj, "a; PHI. D., 3; total, 30I. The total
registration at the university for lgOS-O9 was
36ll 1t is estimated that the total regis
trs ton for 1909-l0 will reach at least 1000,
GLd In all probability the total number of
graduates for the current year at the uni
versity will be over 800.
Demand for Commencement Speakers.
The extension department Of the Univer-
sty Of Nebraska has great demand for
commencement orators. The following is a
partial list of the engagements:
Chancellor Samuel Avery-At Blue Hill,
May Is; Omaha Medical college May W;
GOIdon. May "a; Bassett, May Is, riIden.
May 70; schuyler, May "a; Meadow Grove
may - June souf An Smabs
June 10; Woodbine, Ia, June Il.
Or. George E, Condra-At Weston, May
y; Friend, May 70; st. Paul, May %;
city. eignln grade promotion exercises,
June .; Ohiowa, June 3; fillmore county
institute and Geneva Junior Normal, June l.
Or. 5. z. Batten-At Belden, May. q.
Dean Charles Fordyce. stuart, May IS;
sshubert, May 20; Reynolds, May 81; odel,
24 Morse Bluff, May 20; North Bend, May
Is; Crab Orchard, May. q; Loup City.
May 2S and %; Arcadia. May 3d. Pleasant
dale, May 81; Rudolph. June q Beaver
Crossing June 8; Fillmore County institute
and Geneva Junior normal, June g.
Prof. Laurence Fossler, Emerson, May
ls Monroe: May 70; wilsonville' May 26;
PROF. N. NJ: Fogg, Leigh, May q; New
Prof. Paul 4, Grumann, Craig. May %;
June 2; Homer, June g.
Dr. q. w: A. Luckey, Clarkson, May
Mr.. F. a. Harrison, Petersburg, May 81
Ogalalla, June 81 Chappell, June 4.
Prof H, Alice Howell. Sheldon, May Is;
North Platte, May 20.
Prof Sarka Hhbkova, Prague, May g.
speaking In English and Bohemian
Or. A. J. Northrup, Kennard. May 25;
Dewitt, May 2e: Dnler, May q; Fullerton,
June ..
Inspector A. A. Reed, Elk Creek. MAY
26; Surprise, May q; Wolbach June 8; FIJI
more County institute and Geneva Junior
normal, june s.
Dr. !: F. Roach, Holdrege, May q; Fair
field. May 2s; Nebraska City May az Paw
nee City June /: Crawford, June 2; Chad
ron, June 3; Fairmont, June s.
Prof f. A. Stuff Fort Calhoun May 20:
Cambridge, May %; Laurel, May q; Ell
wood, June 1.
Prof, A. NJ voss, Taylor, May &c; Com
stock. May q; Oconto. June Z.
Director ]. L. McBrlen, Broken Bow, May
10; Harrison, May 20; Berlin, May 20:
Upland, May %: Bladen, May 26; Miligan,
May %; Alumni May 2s: Atkinson, MAY
Clay county eighth grade exercises Clay
enter. JuneC I; Fillmore ounty institute and
GcneNa INnior normal. June ard 10