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and -fidmlnii it at ion A. B. Gelwick has been Superintendent of Fa I Is City Public Schools for eleven years, and his competent leadership has been a vital inspiration to the community. He is a man above the ordinary and has a certain mission which he is called to fill. We wish him to know that we respect his ability, appreciate his kindness, admire his character, and value his friendship. —By L. S. A. W. Starkebaum, our Principal, likewise has been with this school for eleven years, and nothing better exemplifies the competency of his direction than a citation of his record of large graduating classes. —By L. S. MR. A. B. GELWICK, A. B„ A. M.. Supt. MR. A. W. STARKEBAUM, A. B.. Prin.
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Aiote “Teacketi TO THE FACULTY g Through four brief years on wisdom’s way • You’ve been our guide, our help, our stay— The time has come; our ways must part, And from the bottom of our heart We thank you. ■ For those who follow year by year For our traditions old and dear— We have no fears, with you as guide. And still we say with fondest pride We thank you. J. J. BROWN Physical Education University of Nebr. MILDRED JORN, A. B. English University of Nebr. LORETTA SHEEHAN, A. B. Commercial—English Peru State Teachers College JOHN S. BOSWELL, B. Sc. Science Peru State Teachers College ru1 it u1
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(?alenclcLt fiot 1937 Sept. 3. Freshmen enroll. Sept. 6. Labor Day—Whoops—half holiday. Sept. 7. 82 Freshmen lost in the corridors. Sept. 15. Marcola and the Arctics. Sept. 17. G. A. A. picnic. Sept. 23 and 24. Junior Fair. Sept. 30. Shirt-tail parade. Oct. 1. Too bad, Jackson. Oct. 6. Pep rally! You bet! Oct. 8. Awful sorry! Auburn. Oct. 10-21. Get ready, Lincoln. Oct. 22. Sure lucky!! Lincoln. Oct. 25. Marvin Dunn works first experiment in Chemistry. Oct.28 and 29. Teachers catch up with the Seniors. Oct. 30. Hard luck, Sabetha. Nov. 6. Don't be down-hearted, N. C. Nov. 12. It's a long road, Tecumseh. Nov. 17. Band rates a convocation. Nov. 19. Showed You”, St. Joe. Nov. 25. Pardon me, Hiawatha. Dec. 3. Oh, Doctor.” Dec. 10. Thank you, Humboldt. Dec. 17. Much obliged, Pawnee. Dec. 21. Enter the Hero.” Dec. 23-Jan. 3. Working for Santa Claus.” Jan. 5. College boys leave. Jan. 6. Misunderstandings adjusted. Jan. 7. Nice work, N. C. Jan. 14. That's fighting. Auburn. Jan. 25. Wow!! Peru! Jan. 28. Unknown soldier's widow receives a benefit. Feb. 2. Alan A. wins an argument with Miss Betz. Feb. 4. After all, it’s the game, N. C. Feb. 8. G. A. A. party. Feb. 9. Nellie S. breaks typing record. Feb. 11. Be careful! Jackson.
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