Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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N. MAUD CARI’KNTBR 1911 ROSS H. IIOUSK A. B.. 1909 KATIIKRIM-: K. CRAWFORD 1900 I.OU 1XI.A IIOSMKK 1897 partments each of which lias one or more training teachers. On the first floor we have the kindergarten department under the supervision of Miss Ilosmcr. the primary under Miss Kelley, the intermediate, formerly under Miss Van Middles-worth and Miss Webster, but the latter resigning at Christmas time, now under the supervision of Miss Van Middlesworth and Miss Perkins, and the grammar department under Miss Krebs. On the same floor is found also the public school art department, conducted by Miss Ralston. On the second floor of the building is the model High School of which Mr. Lcfler is principal, and the de- Thlrlctn

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DORA Kit KISS 1IAZKL S. WKISSTKIt 1000 1. Dl., A. It.. 1010 (Training ffiuiliiing The Training Building, formerly known as Normal Hall, is the oldest building on the Campus; the main part having been erected in 1886. The greater part of it is now used by Normal training or model school which has the distinction of being one of the very first training schools ever organized under the direct control of a State Normal. Under the direction of the Superintendent, Dean E. L. Rouse, the school has been thoroughly and systematically organized, being divided into five de- STKI.I.A l'KAKl, KKLLY 1S00 KDITII VAN MIDDLKSWOUTII B. K.. A. B.. 1008 Tied re

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r Fourteen partments of Observation and Methods under Mrs. Crawford, and Geography under Miss Louise Mcars. who is further known as the author of the “Hills of Peru.” Tiie rooms of the third floor are reserved for the use of the two Literary Societies, the Catholic Organization and the Normal Band; while those of the basement are used by Miss Carpenter, instructor of Public School Music, and Mr. R. H. House, associate professor of English. W1NIKRICD I’ICKKIXS 1011 L. It. AI.MSTKAI) It. Sc.. A. M.. ion LOU I SIC W. MICA US It. IC.. 1007 KlCItX RALSTON 1011.