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THE HESPERIAN
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your reverence, a good deal of your self-importance,
and you will lose Latin verbs most
appallingly. Wo are assured that loss is
sometimes gain; perhaps, wo hope so. We
don't care to advise you what not to lose,
because well, we have not yet quite decided
just what is worth the trouble of keeping..
The only gospel we have faith enough in to
preach is the gospel of enthusiasm. What
ever you lose, keep that. We don't care
what you are enthusiastic about, whether it
is the ear of the salamander or base ball,
running, high jumping, or the late lamented
.digamma. If you can't keep up your enthu
siasm in something, you are in for a four
years' course in ossification and you will
graduate a fit specimen for any mental mu
seum in the land.
ALUMN! AND FORMER STUDENTS.
'93. W. F. Wolfe, jr., is-posting in law.
'93. F. H. Larson will.post in law this
year.
Miss Grace Olough is attending the North
western. '93. Miss Sarah H. Ryan is teaching at
Malcolm.
'89. W. N., Fletcher is practicing law in
Montana.
'93. R. E. Johnson is studying in the
law school.
'92. Geo. L. Sheldon returned to Har
vard this year.
'90. MisB Jessie B. Wolfe is teaching at
Butte, 'Montana.
'93. Miss Martha Hutchinson is posting
in Latin and Greek.
Miss Stella Ducker returned to school this
fall after a year's absence.
'93. H. G. Barber is an assistant in the
department of entomology.
'92. Walter B. Pillsbury is a Btndent at
Cornell University this year.
'93. 0. 0. Marley is posting in the law
department ofthe University.
'93. Miss Yesta Gray is practicing law
with great success in Fremont.
'91. Miss Fannie Baker is a teacher in
the high school at Nebraska City.
'93. Norman B. Ban is in the employ
of the Lincoln Chemical company.
'93." J. P. Williams is studying medi
cine in the Rush Medical College.
Leonidas Miller, a former member of the
class of '94 is at Palestine, Texas.
'92. L. E. Troyer is pastor of the Bap
tisj; church at his home, Dorchester.
'88. Jay A. Barrett is assistant secretary
and librarian of the Historical library.
W. M. Cain, formerly of '95, will enter
the Senior year of the law school this fall.
Miss Mabel Dempster, a last year's stu
dent, is teaching near her home, Geneva.
'93. D. N. Lehmer is specializing in
mathematics at Johns Hopkins University.
'93. Mrs. A. G. Wolfenbarger is teach
ing school at Twenty -third and Vine streets.
'91. W. J. Taylor is again employed as
principal of the South Omaha high schools.
'93. T. E. Wing will post in law and
keep a fatherly oversight over the JSfcbrashan.
'93. H. S. Lord is surveying on the U.
S. boundary survey in Nebraska and South
Dakota.
'72. W. H. Snell is city attorney of
Tacoma, Wash. He visited Lincoln during
the summer.
'93. C. A. Skinner will this year post in
electrical engineering and attend to the
weather bulletin.
'93. H. A. Senter will return to con
tinue his 'chemical researches in the labora
tory this semester.
'93. John L. Marshall, jr., is in the em
ploy of the College Committee of the Kan
sas Y. M. 0. A.
Miss Ella Hart, a last year's student, has
been employed as instructor in the-department
of psychology.
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