SUNDAY. MAY J 2.
Dean Sealock
is New
lixpiains new
Teacher's Life
Marti Knock.' Are Many , l,v, ', ! '
' luniii th rlesaat relative ta Go
But Salary It llieh u ehossa chaaaei through
... :hlch to manifset the higheet
lir raon forma of ereaiiv pr,
! The fatherhood of 0o4. lb
nnnnnTirvlnrc mriT motherhood of Btur. and the eoa
01 IH)HTU.I1 llo t'HhATufBl brotherhood of maa." ta
. g . reealoB gtvlag motherhood l
Im riptinarj- problem, diffirul-, joi coordinate reek with fd.
alia perente. romntunity life.'" r"r
1 " ' wer l.'iton well huoaa eipre
ad br te.rhlag schedulae .-.vnure'i lotln pre., lb
ib most likely "rd Bocae" j watchful nother" lb "areiy"
student b pi l encounter, 14, iron eul of lb feel that lb
ib flrtt year out of Tsachere rol
leg. ceordlng lo lr. W. E. Hea
lers.. Ini of lb college.
iiiir nf aur taarher moat die
.1.. .kl.m. la litah irkMll1"' iBflBlt SOUree of ll Wisdom.
nplloary problem It i high schoola g ,b.tlt.i for Ood
and Ml becauae they can ' within lb llmliiioa of tbalr foon
manage a cleea. In reality. tbli!daea
mean thai they lo not know: vlchM Mjr -, j, tDt (eaerel
enough aubjart maitar la lacb. 'ru ,01, ,j( vupilor wb tohoiU
Mlarad locor SmIotW. -Tbao)tB- (,aaBII of ,0., ,,prtorHy
tha paraBia of blgb acbool atodanU j frttln t,lr mo,h,r To tbla add
ofia praot aerloua probltma ba-B(l wor)i of (D, mmonal I.laraln.
tauaa bay laka eicp(l0B la lba,..AU thB, , Bm or BOp lo aw
ditclplla mployrd." . . 10 inj- uifl motbar." aod lb irlb-
Communltlaa Diffar 1 uia of Jobs Qutarr Adama. "All
Doctor Sralork aiplaiaad Iba,
rotnaar la blb rowmualtf lira'
mlcbt bt B "hard kaork" Itl rf
tnt gradual bjr aajrlng that Iba
fommunlty might not ba I ha typa
in ahlrh ha would aot to Uva
and tha aoclal Ufa would probably
ba Tory dlffaraat from what ba iraa
iuatomed.
Hary teaching achadulaa ara
iba bluett dlaadxaataga or 'bard
knork' A atudant could aocouatar,"
tfarlarcd Poctor 8alock. "Hlg
rbool teachera ara riulrd to
track I to or thrva tlmra a many
ib)ecia aa VnlTaralty trarbara.
Tba aubjcta ara ailar. howarer.
iliaa tnlraralty aubjecta. Teach
era In Europaan high acboola ara
not raqulrad to teach aa ruanr
houra as teacheri la Ameticaa
M'hOOli."
apUndid Cppartunlt.'aa
With all of Its "hard knocka."
reaa Sealock tMaka there are
fplendld oeportunitlra for tha
mia or woman ur-on graduatlag
from Teacher college. There ara
mora womea than man la tha
teaching field but thera la Just tBDi WBell tnef bare nothing left to
mum cnaoco mr iu mru irr,u- motjjr. thee die. Thev ara biase
of tha prlnclpalahtpa and auperln- nf1 ukn for jr,,,,, accepted aa
tendenelea to be filled. rlghteoua. and though: no mora
The Initial alary paid teacher aBout
it higher than that of any other' wuh ,h, earrylng out of this eoa
profession." declared Doctor 8ea-1 r.nlBj BBQ ,BCrd duty of Mother a
lock. "The usual salary upon i d consM thB re.ur.UDo of the
nicnatecner i iurwi in i ,ojv. ;
I really think this Is more than
ihey deserve on the atari. Tha
highest salary teacher may ex
pect to receive after teaching eight
or ten veara in a small town la
This is a good salary compared
io that of other professions say
ihe mediral or law profession. The
average small town doctor or
lawyer does not receive much
more than tha auperiarendent of
schools, taking Into consideration
ihe amount of time apent by each
n preparation. in me cut. me
uperintendent ot arhoola will draw
from tlO.Ono to $12,000 a year
hlch Is not much lesa than the In
come of the expert city physician."
Prograas Depends on Man
Th height of progress in this
field of work depends on the man. (
according to Dr. Sealock. A per- j
sob of high class ability could
sspire to tha guperlnteBdency or!nt ,troBf (0 cncn , pltf, tnr
prineipalshlp of
m vie. nvaiwi i
which would pay from S.000 to
i:.000 a year. Cities ucb as
Grand Island and Hastings pay a
salary of $5,000 and more, accord
ing to the eTachers college dean.
Doctor Sealock asserted that a
parson should like to teach and i
should have a desire to render ser
vice along that line in order to like
the work in Teachers college. It Is
not necessary to take a pedagog
ical course in high school In order
to be prepared for the Teacher
college in University.
Explain Position
When aaked what tntereated hire j best time fn the 100 and 200 yard
in thla type of work, Doctor Sea- daahes. Unua Carroll, of Cam
lock answered that be Juat "fell ! brdge. In the high and low hurdle,
into it" "I lived in a section of Aaher. ScotUNuff In the half,
Ohio where there was nothing to!8chult of Atkinson In the quar
ao egcept work on a farm, clerk j tr, Spaas'r of riaUmouth in th
In a dry good tore, work In mjie, Gregorr. of Lincoln in the
railroad office, or Join the army. ) poie vault, Gllmore of Comatoek in
My parents eppcaed the railroad j the javelin and high Jump, with
office and would not Uiink of I Honka of Butte, Campbell of Rear
guing me Join th army. Neither) ne in ehot put, Barnes of Goth
farming nor clerking apepaled to enburg in th discus and the best
me so 1 taught a term In the rural time in tb relay wa made by Nel
school. j (on jjigft achooi with Zimmerman
'I did not seriously consider , Seibert, Mercer and Koby passing
teaching then, however .and later ) the baton.
entered the University of Ohio to j Snow, southwestern speedster,
take a courae in law. I grew In-1 tore up the cinder paths for a time
terested in teachinr while there
snd changed orer to the profes-'
sion when I lacked oly on e-1
meater of law to complete my
I'L.B. degree. So, In choosing the
teaching profession. I think l!
really took the 'lesser of few evils' i
at there wa nothing else op.!
Thla la the reason nine out f I
every tea men In the teaching pro- j
fesslon are teachers." j
Asarevaa Vacation! Training j
Doctor Sealock doea not think a I
sob should follow .the profession :
his father picks out for him If ba'
dees not like ft although he has
seen cases where that haa worVed ;
out very nicely. A son should I
neither follow Ma father profes !
s!ob simply because his father eu
faged In that typo of work, accord
ing to the dean, but If he Hires the .
ork an1 feels that he can render :
rraat ervica In that line he would :
eat a a advantage to follow It. '
"It ia not neceaaary for a young
or woman to know definitely i
what they want to take up when
eojrtBg to th university." declared 1
Doctor Sealock. "but they shield 1
la tbemaelres in their first two i
years ef work." j
Ta order to be mteefl in tW '
o14 of work, a sttidaat abonld
a wboleaom amount of good I
(anion aease and a sen of ho
r. He must be able to meet'
fPa wen and to adjust himself !
" ua commtiaity la which Too hap
to ba located. Ke Braat bar
waiatsnahiy good ebolarabJp aad k
C end ready to eooparaU
Ha others. He must ba fair, bea
. and a bard worker artta an
i"J erefo bi gflal,"
e-Tws Deotar tmltcX.
MOTlIlUtS' DAY
ikrre(riuU7miThtTtuwbii
lail aajtag " J ruatiici vm m
Ideas eeaeeraiag eniBlprBr aa
IWMH17 attribute ef lii. U -ertbeleee
voice a iMtnlil truth,
that ruolhsra. a the represent-
another' Instincts, acting as they
. do liideindeniiy of and prior i
reason, and being superior to aud
I disconnected with understanding,
'are la close and vital touch with
that I am any moibar aaada Baa."
Durh BrkBovladcaiaala raa ba du
pllratad orar Bad orar ax!a from
tba literature of all couairtea and
all timer Tbua Napoleoa. "Tba
future of tba child la alwaya ina
work of tha mother. and a faro.
"Lt rnrx-e hare good mothera
tnd aba will bare good aoBa."
nalraa Langfallaw
Loogfellow, drawing hta laaplra
tloa from tba contemplation of
motherhood, aava. "Erea He that
died for aa upon the eroee. la tba
laai hour, la tha unalterable agony
of death. ii mindful of Ilia
mother, aa If to teach ua that thla
holy lore abould be our lait world
ly thought, tba laat point of earth
from which tha aoul ahoald take IU
flight to beaTen"
Mothera aieea World
How fortunate that Ood aenda ua
"llttla mothara.' found tba world
over la the tenemente and tba al
tera, lo tha palaces and tba maa
piona. Tbay glre all they bare.
They worry and they grtere. com
fort and acold, ahleld and protect
grow'ing lack of tender considera
tion for abaent mothera among
worldly-minded, busy, grownup
children; of the thoughtless neg
lect of home ties and of loving con
sideration, engendered by the a hlrl
and pressure of modern life: of the
lBcli of regpect Bnd deference to
parenta among children of the pres
ent generation: and th need of a
reminder of tba lorlng. unselfish
mother, living or dead, and thus the
"VfntWt-'a !" Mu ram Into the
ehurche, BB(1 gunday ehoela. and
hait been eipanded to Include an
.,.., i Hmnnreatinn nf the lst-
ent love and gratitude of mother,
by a git. worde of appreciation, an
act of kindness, or a letter, on the
part of everybody.
TWO RECORDS PALL
JJf HIGH TRACK M2XT
,cumm m. pww i.i
,k ,., ,T k.,i. .,.(. eount-
..A,B ..Lu. rimm. tmwt At viAlnl
separated Friend and Nelaon for
second place. Coach Avard Man-
dery's boys winning the second
ward with 24 HO counter, Nel
son having 2i 1-2 point.
Group I was won by Trumball.
pentathlon winners In that claas
with 25 point. Comatoek receiving
the second award with 18 and Don
iphan finishing third with 16. De
witt placed fourth with 11 M
point.
Individual Champion
Individual event champions were
I Know nt VrC.nnk mho made the
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stg aaoNABLK paticca
Corns On Fellows
Let's gat r data and
go on a picnic But
FIRST let'a get a hair
cut from
Mogul Barbers
17 Kertk lftk .Street
Intramural Golt Tournament Gets
Under Way With Sovel Hides Used
ht ibe lai lali u iiiiR
golfer rmoea hrr lat 4ia'
of aod frora the eightvenib hnl- nf
I ha municipal glf raarae. thr 10
traaiaral club aainge a iou n
mrat a 111 be ever aul iibu
a aiaa who takea In rne
orloutly will haa a as(!i of r
Hrr. Rerlouily. though I he re bava
beea aa holes In one reported. It la
aald thai aeeraj hard hit golfers
hare dona a pieva II rod x loio Halt
I'reek when ibey compaied their
aorea with thoae of some of the
Intramural champs
On tba whole ibis had been a
quiet tournament, only two fatal
roacuaslona from golf balls being
reported Golfers occurring aaad
Irs pa do not ronnltute a legal has
ard. and one hospital ras liom an
Impromptu duel fought with drivers
Instead of tha root usual swords,
wss reported lue lo inngeslril
roBdlilona the rulra commit ir a was
forcad la Issue a tew pew rules
Tbay ara at folloaa:
Plenty of Handicap
I. Mby carriage on the greens
ara not a legal hsnl and all balls
landing on suh shall he treaied aa
l ob land utiiler repair and may ba
removed wiltioUl enali.
. tkitfere throwing a .Isnllng
of lot seconds In lle reu'ury and:
II I aaconda In th furlona. Uiui
Carroll of the famous Carroll twiaa
of Cambridge, clipped the high hart
rlera In It I seconds, and sped to a
first plar In the low atlrks in S'
aeconda flat, to aiamp himself n
the leading hurdle performer In the ;
atate. !
lenult Takes 440 j
Schults. Atkinson 440 y'd lead
er, turned In a time of 51 aec
onda for the quarter while Spang
ler broke the tape In the mile with
a time of 4:10.7. (illmore'a record
throw of the Javelin rave him th.
gold medal as did Ashers but tha
Comatoek youth was not content'
Bad Jumped Into a tie for ihe beat '
height In the high Jump, leaping Si
feel lnchea aa did Honke. Ilutte. i
Rarw Oolhenhtire 1S2 nerila
thalon winner, ran true to form In
th dlacus. hurling the planer for
th beat mark. Campbell. Kearney
high representative, was first In
the Croup IV shot put wiiti tba
beat heave of the day.
toby Shines for Nelson
Resides the record breaking per
formances of Ahor and Gilmora,
the work oi John Rob? . Nelson I
aprtnter. was outstanding. Roby I
mad a total of IS noitiia for hia
team, winning the inn, :;o and the
broad Jump. ttd running an
chor for the winning relay combi
nation. Cambridge high hool nurd lei a
ran an exhibition shuttle hurtle re
lay at the close or the meet against
Coach' Schulte'a freshmen hurdler.
Corerdale. Dover. !,eon Carroll
and Unus Carroll performed foi
Ihe Cambridge nrhoul while Panen.
Carlson, Smuiney and Ten ran the
barrier for the freshmen.
College presidents may have their
own opiniona on prohibition and It
evils, but they're not for public-
NEWEST
SUMMER
FASHIONS
Action Right Hcvi
0
FT TO
040 Veins
PARTY
& FCnilAL
Every Spring
on Our HccUa
Fries
A
Of L ty
Grado s. I
andlss I
Involved J
I" Til
TiliS
gn
TIIK DULY M:nRSKN
lift lit in ollir" b means of
roints and u.iUr lniruru-uia
Ut be fiurd one stroke.
3 ItalU na not be .led l)
l-ei us oihrr ifcsn thrir osnt r ua
ill the) bar k'-pel lolling
4 Afier a -lat-r has oW-ended
mor than liner feel bel.iw Ih ua
uat level ot a aai'd fit. alie iua la
removed altlioui pensli)
After I a y I n r ihlni flea
irokea on any one hole Ina flarer
may consider the hole plajed and
mar thai as Mi store
t in t teens shall aot be vsed
as lunch grcinds
CrlU'S auj rieris are aa.d 10
have piTtnounred the girls' game
moat unusual from ery Hlnl ol
ilea one waa heard to say earn
rstlv thai he had never seen any
thing like It and had not known
I ha I eurh resulia could be arhled
Two nationally famous plavera are
aid lo he studying carefully the
results ot playing putts wllb a
nishie
Ihe, rrowtla that aa'ched the
games were large considering Ihe
rates that were quoted on accident
Insurance. There were to gala re
ceipts hut several players are re
porting that after looking over
their clubs II was very successful
In a financial way for some.
tion. Th rniverslty of Oreran atu i
deni paper sent eicht letters on the
auh)et to preilea In tllfferen' arls J
of the country, only one repiedt
ORETKR ARRANGE FOR
ROUND UP PROGRAMS
II allm fram Car I t
at chapter lio'ise, June 1, at 6:30
o'clock.
rteta Tlieta PI. house dance. May
SI. Helta Chi. plans uncertain. Del
ta Tau Delia, banquet. Hotel Lin
coln. June 1. 8:15 o'clock. Delta l"p
ailon, banquet. Chinese room. Corn
husker. June 1. at u o'clock.
Farm House, picnic. Auto club park
nd other plans uncertain.
Many Arrange Banqueta
Kappa Sigma, banquet, chapter
house. May 41. H:lt o'clock, lamb
da Chi Alpha banquet, chapter
house, Jun 1. Phi Alpha Delta,
banquet, chapter house. Jun 1.
Phi Gamma Delia, banquet, chapter
bouse. June 1. Phi Kappa, uncer
tain in plans. Phi Kappa Pal, plana
uncertain.
Phi Sigma Kappa, house dance,
May 31; banquet. Hotel Cornhusk
er. June 1. 6:30 o'clock. PI Kappa
Open Evening Until Midnight Open Sunday
Milwaukee Delicatessen, Inc.
"HOME OF GOOD EATS"
1619 O STREET
Everything for Party, Picnic, Dutch Lunch
nd Weinie Roust
"NUFF SED"
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A DrtCUant and Incomparable Array At
O ENSEMBLES
Ttaa, kraatw ta. aH - W
mm4 mmmt, aUra wMO aalar sSySaa.
m4 ara a4 Hilly. Taa
aaataa sMk Sa4 laaMaa Otaasaa '
aa taw a tea, r ft saaa
iijs to i n vnvt
SILSI DRESSES I
. ..aasi ae pases
(7 imil
ISiatnli as4 n li ill nmm ta
m. iH at i taa. aaaaala, aalari
S. raH k m raatMMaa, waa eraaaai
mm.. Va aat aataa Skis sat. a eaal
. as SIM far rSJS a S1S.TS aula is
jflUiIilbJlliil'ilull )Sper8
Alitia. bauquei. I'l Kappa I'lil. ban
q-trl. cliapier lioue, Ma i. I
ortock. Mguia Alla Mu. UuquH.
i lispter botie
Mama ,u. bnniuei at 7. followed
I ) house dsave. ls T smoker at
hous. June I Si ma I'ln r -llon.
plaits umetiain. Mriua I'lti Siyrna.
banquei. chapter house. June I. at
( li oclock. 1'au KH Cpallon.
banquet. Hotel I'ornhuaker. June I.
CIS o i lock. Tleia t hi. banqu'-i
chapter boufe, Jun I 411 o'clock
Xl lsi I'hl. banquet, chapter house
and other plana uuteiiain
ororlty Sln
Alpha Chi Omega, banquet at ihe
chapter house. June I. t 3d oVIim k.
Alpha llla PI. bauquei at t'ntver
ally club, Jun 1. o'tloi-k. Alpha
IW-lia Tlieta. hanquei at itispter
house. June 1. f p m Alpha ml
cron PI. banquet. Alpha Phi. ban
quel at chapter house, June I. C.St)
It flock
Chi Oniega. ho'ise dam-e. May SI.
banquet at rhsptei house, June 1
lu.
Alpha XI lelia. banquet at l.tn
coin hotel. June 1
I Delia Telia Pelia. banquei at the
.chapter house. Mai 31 lelta tiam
ma. picnic. Indefinite lclt JTeta.
i hanqtiet at 1'nlverwjt club, May
I So. ( o'clock
tiamma I'hl lle'a. banquei at
t chapter house, June 1. 2" o'clock.
( Kappa Iel(a. banquet, Cornliueker
. hotel May 31. SO o'clock. I'hl Mu
I house dance. May .11. banquet at
'chapter house. June 1. I.li o'clock,
j Phi Omega PI. banquet, t'niveiaii)
rlub. Mar o'clock. fUgnia Kappa,
banquet at chapter house, May SI.
S.T.O o'clock. Theta Phi Alpha,
house dance. June 1 Zeis Tau Al
pha, hanque'.
. CHANCELLOR DISCUSSES
! CO ED DORMITORIES
(Cawllaae trrcw f.f .)
', fo0 w ithout the land, we shall have
(completed about half of the project
for taking car of freshmsn gins.
We have esplained to the leglala
ture that one-fourth of the coat of
the buildings should be provided in
cssh. In order that w may enjoy
the lowest Interest rates and the
glrla ihe low-eat possible rentals.
Expect Mora Later
We may reasonably expect that
there will be favorable action
toward the appropriation of an
other SliHi.tiou at the next session
of the legislature in order that the
dormitory project for freshman
gitls may be completed.
The original reqoeat for dormi
tory bulldlnga waa $200,000. Ir will
be recalled, the plan at that time
being to erect one building and
then use the Income to retire In
debtedness to be Incurred for other
such buildings. The best Judgment
pL
With Renewed Vigor
Is Absclatcly tleccssary-Be Here When
Lad tea
TUnt rksar.
The tntlra gtaak
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Tatiaxt ruioa
MAf W aaa
I seemed la fa vol borrowing smn'l
ftn a more ambitions lam. and ba
gmnlug the tk at urne
I Pisn fiartes ef Bwild.ega
li will Ih- teen (hat th I nier-
sliy has hangi-d Its plan if hous
lug gioupa of gitls ih n. oil-rate
, ed buildings. ea li a separate
unit Uola'ed from o'hei o h
' buildings lnal.ad we are planning
a seilt-a ol bmldiiigs. all t"rtl n
and propel W conduced, whu It will
make a iiiagnifit ni tloiml'oiy
plant fii )ara lo come Ml freh
mall gills nol IMllg with Iheir
parent and rela'lvea In the i iiy
will thus spelnl tht-lr firl year to
gether
In our 'lrt group of building to
be finished In 1"" we tl.all rL
ably Itotise around r.'o girl Ihe
llrsi group will naturally Involve
eviendliure for a student ct-nier for
dining and recreaiioti 'Ihe build
Ings to be added laer will be pi!
luarily dormitory or sleeping unit.
The buildings to b ereced In one
group will take care of around n
glrla.
Consider Deferred Pladgieg
The question tianira'ly arie. as
to when aorottit)' will be prohib
ited from pledging first year s'u
dents Thai will pot mine at onre.
but I b licte ri't li ntgaiilratlons
should be conslderlni; the matter
and preparing for i. When our
' rtorniitoi progiam mmpleteil n
Is likely that all freahman girls
will b living In am h btnldlnga
There was very great a-n Intent In
our leglslaiuie In favor of dmttil
: tones. Probshly fen things ih
' mivetaliy hac ever surreated have
' re"eietl micli w ld"trenl approxal
1 Just where I hose dormitories will
, b located Is a matter I am not
ready to discuss. The tract mu'
j be Isrtre enough for a complete and
(attractive development of th dor
I mltory plain. The buildings rhniild
b onithtng more ilmn mere dor
I mltotie; they should show evi
dence of careful aud artistic plan
ning. l'oothall and other athletic re
ceipts are used to defray the coat
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' of tennis at th" I'niversiiy of ia
' t onkin This announcrment al'O
taiiied with it thai tt e care of 'I e
uiiiteiai'v grounds aud luilil.i.
wot. Id be at-iirti'd b lie a't.' i r
th patiment
On lug a Ira-tit ion w h i li !
:al!n o'f in thr laat ten a.s ihe
smiir i laa of th" law e'rhtad ot
t'ie t'n!ersi') of M rt-igaa vo''l
retnti to aiMiii.lt i ia ia in
li st rt ho.il anil to rrplsre Hi.s
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