Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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GEORGE W. BROWN Professor of Rural Education and Associate Professor of History and Sociology Mr. Brown has been in Peru, as associate pro- fessor of history since 1917. The boys and the girls of the Trainers, who go out from his direc- tion, and the practice teachers who have had the privilege of being under his supervision, are the better citizens for his aid and instruction. EMILY BURTON Supervisor—Fifth a?td Sixth Grade Teaching Miss Burton is another former Peruvian stu- dent who joined our teaching staff in 1921. Since then the Everetts have been proud of her sponsorship, the fifth and sixth grade teachers glad of her aid. and the entire school apprecia- tive of her music. W. R. CARTER Associate Professor of Biology Mr. Carter is one of the newest of Peru Alumni to take his place on the teaching staff of his Alma Mater. Mr. Carter came to Peru at the beginning of the second semester. Paprt

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MAE MILLER BECK, A.B. Supervisor of First and Second Grade Teaching Mrs. Beck graduated from the two-year course at Peru in 1912. Since that time she has taught in Nebraska, Montana and other states. In 1924 she returned to Peru, and received her A.B. degree. Now as first and second grade super- visor she is again showing Peru her sterling worth. RUTH G. BRANDT Supervisor Junior High Teaching Miss Brandt has done much for Peru in build- ing up the Junior High and in helping those who expect to take up that line of work as their profession. Miss Brandt, a former Peruvian, came to our faculty three years ago from the Lincoln Public Schools. LIBBIE A. BRANSON Assistant Librarian Miss Branson, assistant librarian, has given of herself liberally to Peruvians for fifteen years. Hers is a faithful, loving, patient character which may well be esteemed among the highest. Miss Branson is a Peru graduate. Page 20

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ESTHER A. CLARK, A.B., A.M. Professor of Languages For her ability as a language instructor, for her noble character, her enriched personality. Peru lias known and loved Miss Clark for tweiv ty'seven years. Students may come and students may go, but Miss Clark's influence stays with them forever. A. B. CLAYBURN, A.B. Professor of Geography Mr. Clayburn has taught geography to the Peruvians who are in college, for three years. To the boys in the grades who were fortunate enough to be under his guidance, he has taught the many arts of growing to young manhood. A. CRAGO, A.B., A.M. Professor of Education and Psychology To be in one of Mr. Crago’s classes is to meet a man of character as well as to gain in forma' tion of inestimable value, whether the teaching be one’s intended profession, or whether it be of an entirely different nature. He is a man whom Peru prizes highly. P.irc 22