Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-23
Educational Notes

Copyright, 1916,
international News Service.

Wayne state Normal. f-
Former United States Senator w. v. Allen
addressed the students at convocation
Wednesday morning.
At recent meeting of the Board OF Edu-
cation @. Il, Van Meter was elected athletic
director. a
Cooperation" was the keynote Of the
first number of the goldenrod issued this
year. Miss Elizabeth Buol is editor-in-chief
and 40 W. Christensen business manager OF
this publication.
The Hampton Court singers were the at
traction at the Normal Friday evening. This
was the first number of the entertainment
course scheduled for the present school year.
The Catholic club has organized the work
Of the year with the following officers.
President, Mary Mcdonald. Sioux City, Ia.
vice president, Grace Ford. Harrington, Neb.
secretary, Irene Murphy, Glenrock,l Wyo
treasurer, Gwendolyn Boyle, Omaha, Neb,
The Normal male quartet sang at the ban
quet held in Norfolk last Thursday evening.
The quartet consists Of Prof. ]. ]. Coleman,
director, baritone; Prof. II. e. Lackey, firs'
tenor; A, F. CULVER, second tenor and ..
G.. W. Lewis, bass. r
On Thursday, October 10, the cornerstone
of the new building for, physical and In
dustrial training was laid by the grand
lodge Ancient Free and Accepted Masons OF
Nebraska. On account of the storm the ex-
ercises were held In the auditorium OF the
school, following which the stone was laid
Officers Of the grand lodge present were
Andrew II. Viole, grand master; Samuel s.
Whiting. past grand master; Charles II,
Sheppard, grand chaplain. and Francis
White, grand secretary. Mr.. Whiting acted
as grand marshal and Mr.. Shepherd gave
the Grafton
Peru Normal.
The Peruvian staff of seventeen members
has been elected by the senior class to put
out the annual publication,
Prof Filley Of the University School Of
Agriculture visited on the campus Wednes-
day.
Prof Brown has organised additional
study center classes at Auburn and one at
Pawnee City.
The freshman class has selected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year; Presl-
dent, Mr., Chase; vice president, Miss Pat
tersoh. secretary-treasurer, Miss Clover,
Prof Palmer Is the newly appointed adviser
OF the CLASS. n
Dr. A. n. sheldon OF Nebraska university,
General Trimble, adjutant Of the state
Graho Army OF the Republic, and L. c. Bias.
sett visited us ana spoke In chapel Mr.,
Bassett presented the school with Eayel
tnat was made from the wood obtained from
the pontoon bridge built across the Platte
river at Fort hearney In 1S4S. The chief
opJect OF tneir Visit TO Peru was to take
moving pictures OF campus scenes for the
o'a,e hls.oricai society.
me stuuents OF the Normal headed by the
pana maiohed down the hill at chapel time
s,'1. 70 near a discussion OF the pro-
hio'.on amendment ny Frank Harrison Of
Lincoln, Nj
Fremont College.
The Fremont college alumni will hold a
Thursday afternoon from 1 10 a
o'clock at the Paxton hotel, during the
State Teachers association convention in
Omaha. 1t Is hoped that all students in
attendance at the convention will he nres'
ent at the reception to meet the faculty
superintendent Fred Hunter, wife and
son, of Lincoln, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with President and Mrs Glenn
mons. t w a
The Nebraska Baptist state convention
furnished some very entertaining sneakers
Richardson OF Hastings and J. D. Collins
of Lincoln, state director of SUNDAY schooj.
and Baptist Young People's union
o. G. Rivhwein., a former at,,dsrt ava
7 II landau ne s,r,r,sa s. uueh,, anu
dant 80 ny. " were guests or Presi-
sem' anu MITE S'eilfhohs at luncheon Mon
oay. ,
George i. Weigand Of Topeka. Kan, a
former student of the college who is now
chief clerk to the superintendent Of speclnl
service Of the Santa Fs railroad made a
visit at the college, Mobdav
DIR. and Mrs n Cio,d 80 o,..
deIegata. IN tha p.r,i. y, ohaha'
tha a,,a.t, -, pH,S convention, We're
sne suesS o. rresiaeht ana MRS Clemmons
one gay this week, Dr. Cloyd spoke to
the students wednesday morning IN chare
The college adjourned at 3 o'clock Mon
day to give the students the opport,,nity
Of hearing the republican nominee Tor
Charles n Uugbs, whn .naIa
AT tine tabernacie '' ""o 'p'no
Miss Dnrothv Mos.,,, ~, g.,
b.rt.s ,ta,,n s., one 0, froi. swi-
49,. WYNN pupils, rendered two very
pretty selections In chapel Thursday
The students of the commercial depart
ment gave a weiner roast on the island last
night The eyenins was wnry, ana
bright and n large nu,nhar M ruc,n.tas ~ ~,
the Kayety of the occnaion sorn.. IN
mia presidsnt 90 ~. ., sumner Cop-
~ oharan Vi the Glass; had the affair
III
Chndron Normal.
frot. Bostler, Mrs. Rustin and Miss Clark
were asked to assist j. l.. McBrien In his
inspection OF the government school at Pine
ridge agency.
Inc Normal faculty and students are CO.
operating with the Womans club In the
matter OF the lecture course. One very at
tracttve program was given at the Pace