Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
SCHOOLS
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI WILL MEET
various Class Reunions Are 10 BE
Held on Wednesday.


University of Nebraska class reunions
will be held at Lincoln generally next
Wednesday, which is Alumni day. The
following announcement of meetings have
been made:
The class Of 1896 will have a picnic lunch
~ me uh SLsity state farm at 1890,
with picnic luncheon at 1880, Alumni day,
June IA, at the home Of Miss Flora Bullock
me class Of 1900 will meet for luncheon
at 1870 o'clock on Alumni day, Wednes-
gay June u az the home of Mrs. Olive
The class Of 1901 will hold their tenth
reunion on the night of Tuesday, June IL
INSTEAD OF the usual Alumni day.. The
reunion will take the form of dinner
The class Of 1902 win meet on the uni
versity farm campus for picnic luncheon
at II 80 a. M, Alumni day.
ALICE EnstSE invite the members of the
class OF 1893 to reunion luncheon at the
nome ne OF MRS Grummann on Alumni day
The class Of 1904 will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs l. w. Chase for lunch at l o'clock
The members OF the class Of 1905 are in
Nlteo TO meet on 1lumni day with Mr.
and Mrs. l. w. Chase, l245 North THIRTY
third street, for a luncheon al D. m.
The class of 1905 will Hold a reunion and
picnic breakfast Wednesday, June Il, at
The class of 1907 will meet with Miss
Dorothy Green, 2J0l X street, at II o'clock
"wednesday morning, June 4.
Inc members Of the class of 1908 will
hold their annual reunion at 10 a. m in
MUSIC nall, temple, on Alumni day, June IA
The class OF 1894 VIII hold their reunion
al noon June IA at the Lindell hotel.
The following University of Nebraska
graduates have been elected 70 positions
for next year:
Walter r. Power, IL has been elected
nigh school teacher at Beatrice.
Miss Grace v Newbranch III and Miss
Lenora Wolfanger, 10, have been elected
to high school positions at Plattsmouth.
Miss Florence l.. Duhner II, is a MEM
De OF the corps Of high school teachers
F. A. Wolf, University of Nebraska. O7
who has lust taken his Phi. d. degree al
cornell university is to be located at Rocky
fOrd' Colo, In government work after
r. j. Pipal. University of Nebraska. or
VINO receives the degree Of A. NJ. with his
major work in botany, has been appointed
instructor in botany at Purdue university.
state University Notes.
A .ew publication, The Fundamentals
OF Agriculture" edited by James L. Hal
lgan OF the Louisiana state Experiment
station, contains chapter on Plant Life
81 head OF the department OF botany,
Michigan state Agricultural college, and
one on Farm Machinery" by E. W. Card,
at the University OF Nebraska
superintendent II. X. MCGEE OF Syracuse
Is assisting DR.. Wolfe in the psychological
laboratory during the summer session.
superintendent l.. +. Monroe OF Shelton
Is lnsrucung in the Teachers College
Hlgh school and carrying graduate work
in the summer session.
superintendent Edgar Clippinger of SUIT
ton, who Is carrying graduate work in the
summer session, mas charge OF a class IN
the Teachers College High school.
superintendent }. X. Fulk OF seward
Who is working for a masters degree in
the summer session, finds il convenient
70 return home each evening, owing to
the train service.
Superintendents J. r. Armstrong Of Blue
springs, W. z. Atkins Of Lawrence, James
J, ByTne Of Greeley, A. ]. Hargett of
Puger, ". II Morton OF Ashland C w.
Mottinger OF Merna William Schachterle
OF Bloomington. II. W. Wendland Of Min
den and c. l.. CLAIR Of Spencer are among
the prominent school men registered for
Work In the summer session.
Miss Myrtle l.. Hunter, who has been ad-
Vanced to the position OF superintendent
or schools at Lynch, Is enrolled again
again in the summer session.
Miss Mary L. Woodburn, principal of the
Alma High school, has returned TO the
university again for work in the summer
session.
Among the high school principals en-
rolled IN the summer session are r. s. j.
Buckles OF Havelock, r. M. Davis of VIII
Der and Miss Bertha EnyeaTt Of Exeter.