The Tegner Society is the Swedish organization of the University. Meetings are held the first and the third Saturday of each month, and all members of the University interested in the Swedish language and literature are eligible to membership. The programs are literary and musical and always aim to illustrate some particular phase of Swedish culture. Nor is the social life lost sight of. Here, too, an attempt is made to emulate Swedish customs, and frequently the social hour makes use of typically Swedish games and amusements. Occasionally the evening's entertainment is concluded with "en svensk kopp kaffe".

   FIRST ROW--Godfrey, Taylor, Houser, Johnson, Balster, Whisenand, Aker, Novotny, Kuhn, McReynolds, Jones
   SECOND ROW--Graf, Holland, Posson, Smith, Ingersoll, Chase, Partridge,. Mickel, Stewart, Wilson, Biskie, Anderson
   THIRD ROW--Donegon, Rist, Coulson, Kelly, Ball, Kjelson, Engleman, Blotz, Campbell, Johnson, Berger, Wren, Weber, Rockie
   FOURTH ROW--Vasoy, Skinner, Chapin. Smith, Sjogren, Forbes, Hanlen, McShane, Maginnson, Dale, Walrath, Rirker, Kindig, Hays, Wortlock, Reneau
   FIFTH ROW--Sjogren, Johnson, Sharp, North, Posson, Fouts, Rice, Elwell, Hepperly, Landers, Taylor, Jeurgen, Olson, Thompson

      The Agricultural Club of the University of Nebraska was organized in March, 1909, for the purpose of bringing agricultural students into closer fellowship, of affording means of instruction and entertainment, and of giving the College of Agriculture the prominence which is its due.

      Regular meetings have been held every fortnight during the past year. The social committee gave several dances and smokers which were well attended. During the early part of December the club men and the Home Economics women held a very successful "Ag Week". In January, 1911, the club took over the publication of the magazine "Agriculture". The paper has, under good management, passed through a very successful year, with an increase in circulation to eight hundred copies.

     The club presented gold "N" fobs to the following members of the judging teams:

     There are about seventy active members enrolled. The officers of the club for the year 1914-15 are: