Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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J. W. SKAR50N Literature It -hold him, ye people! TW man of affair»». Pro {'• - nr of English in N. S. N’. S. one of the greatest mi’hem I men in our state ami the dearest friend to the aeniora. When pedagogic duties seemed to oppress uk heav- ily, who, other than Prof. Seartwn could have obviated nli limitations, with the hearty Jtwuranco that all would he well, if we made every effort to deliver the good . 11 was he who planned our senior jollification and who made the same delightfully suocesffuL Tu hjm do we owe all gratitude for bia kindly inter- est and ever ready help. We do finally unite in declaring, Fortunate indeed are they who in years to come may have Prof. Seamwt as their class adviser. U

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A PICTURE f If I could paint a picture. And paint it with colors true. I would spend my time in work subtime Painting old Peru. I would paint those hills and valleys, These fields with their «olden sheaves. The little squirrel with his swish and whirl. Those beautiful autumn leaves. Those kin«s of the stalely forest, Monarchy of apes past. Those rugged hills those rocks and rills. God «rant they may always last. We mix our earthly colors And call our paintings good; But the tied above with heart of love Slakes colors that no man could. Ho has taken the rarest colors, Tlie gems of heavenly blue. And painted a picture in nature. We call that picture Peru. 21

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