Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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F. M- Greco E. L. House C. F. Beck MissSchi.ee Miss Loomis Miss Hosmer Miss Stoner E. A. Whitknack H. B. Duncasson Mrs. Crawford

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J. W. CRABTREE, President. President Crabtree entered upon his duties as President of the Nebraska State Normal School at Peru in the fall of 1904. Since then this institution has increased wonderfully in growth, due largely to his untiring efforts to give the students the very best that can be offered, being never too busy to help the discouraged student. There is no other school man in the state who has so many ardent followers: he is generally known as The Greatest Diplomat in Nebraska” and is everybody’s friend. Eleven

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FACULTY F. M. GREGG, A. M. Science and classical courses from Ohio Xorthern University, receiving the degrees of A. B. A. M.. Chicago University. Has taught Latin and Greek literature in the Tri-State Normal. Scottsboro, Alabama. English and history at Baird Female Seminary College at Clinton. Missouri, natural and biological science at Wayne Normal College. Associate professor of biology at the State Normal at Peru. E L ROUSE, A, B., B. E. Fairfield College. Western Normal College, Iowa. Cotncr University. Three years country school teacher. Principal of the Hebron and Weeping Water schools. Superintendent of Plattsmouth schools. Member of the X. E. A. Ex-President of Nebraska Superintendents’ and Principals' Association. Member of the Schoolmasters’ Club. C. F. BECK Superintendent of Tekamah public schools. Superintendent of Burt County. Deputy State Superintendent of Public Instruction, department of mathematics. Nebraska State Normal, Peru. NELLIE MAY SCHLEE, A. B., B. E. Graduate of Lincoln Normal University, Lincoln. Nebraska. University of Nebraska and Teachers’ College, Columbia University, New York City. Teacher in rural schools, public schools of Tccumseh. Hastings and Lincoln, Nebraska, and Junior State Normals. Critic teacher in Primary Model School of Nebraska State Normal. ALICE M. LOOMIS, B. S. Graduated bv Nebraska State Normal, 1896. Taught four years in grammar and high school departments in Nebraska, one year in Lead, South Dakota, and one in the short grass country of Western Kansas. Student two years in Kansas Agricultural College. Teacher two years in Kansas Agricultural College. Student in Chicago University. Associate professor domestic science and preceptress, Oak Glen, 1906. LOU E. HOSMER. Student in Kindergarten Model and Training School for Teachers under Dr. W. X. Mailman. Teacher with Dr. Hailman at Laporte, Indiana. Supervisor of Kindergarten. Atica. Indiana. Supervisor of Kindergarten and Training schools, Dubuque, Iowa. Kindergarten Model and Critic teacher in Nebraska State Normal. LILLIAN W. STONER, B. E. Student at Campbell Normal University. Graduate of Western Normal College and of Highland Park Normal College. Superintendent of Cherry County. Preceptress and professor of sociology, Nebraska State Normal, Peru. E. A. WHITENACK, A. B. Graduated by Rutgers College. i8 jo. Teacher of French and German in the Cathedral School, Illinois. 1890-1892. Professor of French and German in Hope College, Michigan, 1892-1896. German graduate. New England College of Languages, 1896. Professor of German in the Nebraska State Normal School, Peru, 1897. H B- DUNCANSON, A. M„ B. S„ B. E. Graduated by Nebraska State Normal 1886. Graduated by University of Nebraska, B. S., 1890. Received the degree A. M. from the University of Nebraska 1894. Post-graduate student in University of Leipzig 1899-1900. Professor of biological sciences in Nebraska State Normal 1892. ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Graduate of Western Normal College. Iowa State Normal. University of Chicago. Teacher in Valentine public schools. Model teacher in Nebraska State Normal, Peru. Thirteen