Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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R. D. OVER HOLT, A.B. Registrar Mr. Ovcrholt has joked with the students of Peru and has straightened out their registration difficulties for seventeen years. To every student who has left this institution during those years. R. D. Ovcrholt. Registrar, is a fond and pleas- ant memory. CLARA M. DUNIGAN Assistant Registrar Miss Dunigan's faithful toil and friendly smile in the office helped many a student in many a way. To her. we wish to convey an expres- sion of our gratitude and good will. ELMA I. GOCKLEY Bool{J{eepcr and Secretary Miss Gockley serves very efficiently in the position of bookkeeper, secretary to the Presi- dent and Y. W. sponsor. She has a smile and a pleasant word for all. and a willingness to help wherever she can. Paze18

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COLONEL T. J. MAJORS President of State 'Teachers College Board of Education Colonel T. J. Majors has again been elected to the presidency of the State Teachers College Board of Education. Through the years of struggle and strife, no one has fought harder for our Alma Mater than has the Colonel, and vc honor him accordingly. W. N. DELZELL Dean and Extension Director Since his graduation from this institution in 1S94. Mr. Dclzcll has ever been a staunch and steady friend of Old Peru. Since 1905, he has been on the Peru faculty—the first to welcome the new students, and the first to greet the old, returning. INICE DUNNING Dean of Women and Preceptress As Dean of Women, Preceptress at Mt. Vernon Hall, and sponsor of the Gills' Club, Mrs. Dunning has this year, through her av operation, enthusiasm, and “mothering won the love of every College girl. Mrs. Dunning is a former Peruvian, coming to us from Alliance. Pane 17

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R. E. ALBRIGHT, A.B. Professor of History Mr. Albright came to Peru last fall as Pro fessor of History, not as a stranger, tor he has taught here previously. He has won a position of esteem on the campus not only among those who arc in his classes, but among the students generally, by his willingness to help in campus activities. CHLOE C. BALDRIDGE, A.B. Director of Rural Education Miss Baldridge came to Peru with a fine record as County Superintendent of Nance County. She is a member of the executive committee of the Rural Department of National Education' al Association and is State Vicc'Prcsidcnt of P. T. A. for District Two. Her work in Peru has added to an already fine reputation. E. C. BECK, A.B., A.M. Professor of English Mr. Beck is noted on the campus both for his limitless enthusiasm for school activities, and for his unusual ability as an instructor. His courses arc a source of enjoyment to all enrolled in them. Mr. Beck received his A.B. and A.M. from Nebraska, his M.A. from Harvard. P»sc 10