Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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1 i m. c;kK(;c; Professor of Physiological Sciences, Peru Stale Normal

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Dritiratnnj auit lluuu aj.ihiral l'kl-:i) ,MAK I( X (IKI-JiC. ’nil . Mn'jrx ni -Jii. Wln«ii 11• Tjiiitflil Mis Kirsl Sclionl. Ilu greatest tact in the life of the class of i« i i is its close personal rela- tionship with its adviser. Kadi member of the Senior class feds that out ad- viser is his adviser and that he has a special interest in him and his individual weilare. lie is truly an adviser, for he is one not only in name, but in deed. Kver organization of worth has its leader. The majority of organizations would never ob- tain results were there no leader to whom they could at all times look for friendly advise and wise direction, and who could be ever ready to point out the right course and suggest the best methods. At the outset the members of an organization are attached to their leader through respect and admiration: later a real friendship develops which grows deeper and stronger as time advances. So has it been with the Class of toil and Professor (Jregg. Professor («regg s career had its beginning on a Northern Ohio farm. Three years of his early boyhood were spent in Jackson Countv. Kansas, where his first schooling began. Returning with his parents to ( )hio he continued living on a farm adjacent to the village of Nevada, alternating work on the farm with schooling through the village High School. Me then decided to enter the teaching profession, spending two years in a rural district and a year as principal of the High School from which he had graduated, lie afterwards attended the hio Northern Cniversity. completing the classical course there. It was while here that Professor «regg met the young lady who a f t e r w a r d became Mrs. (iregg. After graduation he be- eame a member of the hoard of managers of a private .Normal at Scottsboro. Ala- bama. and a teacher there of Latin. ireck. and Kuglish. I lie engagement eont inning three years. It was his pri ilege while there U» assist in raising the meriean llag for the first time it had been n ,,,n wm.i. in W lii li II. iiihI