Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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(Smttmjs front (fur PrratJirnt I » the Senior Class of the Peru State Normal School. 1913. I extent! most cordial greetings. As a class and as individuals, you will ever be held in high esteem by faculty and student body. During your connection with the school you have contributed very largely toward the maintenance of high standards of young manhood and womanhood that are traditionally the ideals of the school. Your loyalty anti increasing devotion to its purposes and ideals will be to us cherished memories of the two years you have been under its guidance and direction. With the publication of this, the sixth volume of the Peruvian, the majority of your class will have reached another milestone in your educational career. Uv that time you will have chosen your widely separated fields of activity for the next school year. In numbers your class ranks first in the long list of graduates sent out annually from Peru. In personnel you rank with the high- est of the splendid tvpe of manhood and womanhood represented in the classes that have gone before you. With these possessions you have the ability to be leaders in the scores of communities in which as individuals you may labor, and also to influence profoundly the educational policies of the great stale of Nebraska. While we arc conscious, that the world has never before been so exacting in its demands upon the teacher, conscious that you are entering a profession teeming with possibilities, yet fraught with grave responsibilities, we bid you Godspeed. We do this with confidence that each and every one will go forth living a life replete with service. 'I our friend. D. W. HAYES.

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(0m iFantltu Enters an innocent, prospective student at the Peru Stale Normal. Me is lost and knows not what to do. I tut help conieth for he is hailed by a member of the faculty who counts up his credits, arranges his course of study and l . In- is launched on his career at that institution, where in every class he is treated by the respective instructors with the utmost kindness and consideration. Later he decides to enter as a candidate for the ’‘team. hut knows nothing of the game. A member of the faculty is there at every practice to coach to suc- cess. Our friend is musical and decides to join the Mice (. Inti and chorus. member of the faculty is in charge of the strenuous business of securing har- mony from three hundred untrained voices. School isn't complete without join- ing a literary society, and then again In- finds that the club is indebted to an instructor for its adviser. Fie joins the Y. M. and some member of the laeultv holds the rudder there. 11 is last year comes and the goal is reached, lie is now ready for a position. He is ail intelligent able young man and full equipped for his business of teaching, but he is unknown. What will he do? No need to worrv for he is now as ever sure of aid from the never-failing source. A member of the faculty places him! Long live our faculty, the members i.f whom are ever ready to place their time and effort at the disposal of the students and to whom we are indebted from the day of matriculation to that of graduation! WII.IU'H I . HOST A. |i„ A. M-. 1010 l-hyslt-nl Scli-nws it ci.ii-'i-'oiui m-t.vniticKS li. ltd.. It. S. I’liyslcal