Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-20
Educational Notes


tended the meeting OF the Sohoofmasters
club at Lincoln on Friday.
| The seniors have just provided new
pennant for the iiagpole and given the same
to the college,
The Kappa Tau Phi Literary society gave
program last Tuesday in the college
chapel to crowded house.
on THANKSGIVING afternoon the Kearney
foot ball team will be in Hastings to give
display of the game which Is an annual
affair between the two schools The forma
opening of the new building will take place
at the same time.
Bellevue College.
Rehesrsals for ''rhe Molusc" and for tbs
Young Mems Christian association mfnstre
| show have both begun. and keep Bellevue
college students busy every evening. The
Mollusc" is promised for performance b.
| Christmas and the minstrel show by next
/ Monday evening, November 81.
A dozen Bellevue college students attend
ed the Student Volunteer conference at Cot
They returned to Bellevue full Of Inspiration
for the years religious work
Charles f. Baskerville, financial execu-
New York city in about a fortnight. Mr.
Baskerville Is In the east In the interests
! OF the endowment fund of 100000 which he
that so far his trip has been quite successful
All but part of the east wall OF the ex-
| terror Of Rankin hall, the presidents man
low has been applied. The entire work has
been done by college students working their
way through college.
The second boiler for the new central heat
ing plant arrived on the college hill early In
the week. The new boiler will give the plant
full power to heat the five buildings con-
nected with It. besides supplying heat for
the swimming pool and gymnasium.
Katherine Gilman entertained her mother
at Fontenelle hall Thursday.
Miss Ticknor had her father as her guest
, for the Peru game last week.
Tho Misses Muriel and Janice Betz were
pleasantly surprised at their home on last
Thursday when a group Of their high school
was spent in games and dancing. Refresh
nents were served. Those present were
Hesby, Catherine Stepp. Muriel Betz Janice
Betz; Messrs. Murray Taylor. Cirdell Newell.
Jack Mum. Clarence Zurcher. Owen Smith,
Wallace Mitchell.
ington, violinist. and Bertha Clark. pianist
will give a concert in Logan, Ia, at the
short course building for the benefit Of the
Latter Day Saints
Doane College.
President Allen spent Sunday In Geneva
where he occupied the pulpit Of the Congre-
gational church. The pastor Of the Geneva
church is Guaranteed on account of sick
ness in the family
L. w. OrBdHlLdtipu. % hCtYC III
the spring. has begun to work again. Hav-
ing furnished Gaylord hall parior with new
| rugs, the object now is a secret but fs sup
posed to be connected with the same room.
where the students gather before and after
meals.
Plans are under way for a big foot ball
banquet to be given November "a after the
Bellevue Doane game at Crete. This is the
annual home coming event Prof, Burrage
has been chosen toastmaster and the speak
ers are to be prominent Doane foot ball men
of the
The Thanksgiving recess will be omitted
this year by request of the students. Thurs
day will be the only holiday, with Thanks
in the evening, possibly skating during the
day. The Christmas vacation will be length
ened by the addition Of the two days given
The Mems Glee club and sextet OF
women singers will appear at the community
chprgs festival in Ns snake *
the student. volunteers Wednesday and held
private conferences all afternoon.
Prot. George H. Aller,, Miss Rose Scott and
a concert at Liberty Friday night. Miss
Ruth Dennison went as accompanist
Prof. John n. Bennett attended the
day night.
Kearney Normal.
teacher from the rural school course. went
out to do her practice teaching In the Buda
schools yesterday.
Back to the Farm" the rural life play
given under the direction of Prof. Ralph
Meyer during the Rural Life conference, Is
to be given at the Buda school house on
Mrs wellers Of the domestic science de-
partment spent few days last week study
ing the work done in home economics at the
there to the meeting at Omaha.
We appreciate the good program rendered
at the State Teachers association meeting
ers Of the Kearney State Normal school but
one were In attendance. They brought back
many inspiring and helpful ideas from the
faculty were elected to DC office: Miss cald-
we'll president of the kindergarten depart
ment; Miss Crawford, president Of the Eng.
the drawing department; Miss Brown. secre-
tary Of the teachers of education. Mr.. SUIT
ton was unanimously nominated to the
executive committee from the sixth district
The Omaha Kearney club served deli
cious luncheon in the Loyal hotel Thursday,
November 8, the week of the teachers meet
club is certainly composed Of live, wide
awake young people who know how to do
things and show this by making success
of what they undertake.
Grand Island College.
Prof. Gordon Rosene Of the Edgar High
school visited chapel few days ago, and
gave an inspiring address.
servatory of Music and Ernest Augustine,
representing the City Young Mems Chris
tian association, visited chapel in the inter
est Of the great campaign for membership
that is now a matter Of interest to that
organization.
Superintendent Benjamin of Polk and Miss
Pearl Chase of Ainsworth were visitors at
the college last week. Both are graduates of
the institution.
THE Literacy Test for Immigration has
been accepted as the question for the TRAN
gular debate between Kearney Normal.
Grand Island college and Hastings college A
dozen students have enrolled for pHrticipa-
tion in these debates. The coaches are
Profs. Firth and Noel.
Emmett Holtz haS been appointed student
teacher and is now conducting the class in
general history.
W. H. Jones has organized Glee club of
fifteen members. 1t is the purpose of this
club to visit cities within 100 miles Of Grand
Island in the interest Of the college.
The Dramatic club has been reorganized,
and IL getting ready for the presentation of
a play at not distant date.
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