Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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C. A. HUCK, A.13. Associate Professor of Mathematics Mr. Huck. Associate Professor of Mathematics, has been a “Peruvian” for only two years, but in that time he has shown himself worthy of the title. He came, last year, from Wellsville, Mo., where he was Superintendent of Schools. ANNA IRWIN, B.S. Associate Professor of Commerce Miss Irwin carne to Peru in the middle of the year in response to the increase in enrollment in the Commercial Department. Miss Irwin is a graduate of Warrensburg. Mo.. State Teachers College. V. H. JINDRA, A.13. Director of Band and Orchestra and Instructor of Violin Mr. Jindra has done much for Peru in the way of music. His untiring efforts in band and orchestra work are showing results. This is Mr. Jindra's second year on the Peru faculty. He received his A.B. at the University of Nebraska. Pape l!(

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ARTHUR L. HILL, A.B. Professor of Mathematics Mr. Hill, Professor of Mathematics and Physics at Peru for the past three years, and sponsor of the class of 25. has won the friend' ship and good will of us all. He received his A.B. from Doanc College in 1912. A. E. HOLCH, A.B., A.M., Mus.B. Professor of Biology As professor of biology, as sponsor of the Junior class, and as a friend, wc one and all admire Mr. Holch. He received his music de- gree at University of Illinois, and his A.B. and A.M. at University ot Colorado. W. F. HOYT, A.B., A.M. Professor of Physical Sciences Mr. Hoyt is nationally known as a chemist. One should deem it an honor to be in his classes. He is in Who's Who in America, the author of several manuals and textbooks. Mr. Hoyt has been with Peru for fifteen years. I'hku 2.’

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PEARL S. KELLEY Supervisor Third arid Fourth Grade Teaching We were sorry to have Miss Kelley absent from our midst for a quarter of this year, but arc glad to have her back with us again. For Twcntyninc years. Miss Kelley has supervised the primary work, and the early elementary teachers owe much to her instruction. PEARL KENTON, A.B. Associate Professor of lumguage Miss Kenton is another Peruvian to return to teach in her Alma Mater. Miss Kenton has shown herself to be very efficient in her work and has won a deservedly popular place on the high school faculty. CECELIA KETTUNEN Professor of Art Miss Kcttunen came to Peru for the first time last fall, but she has already won a place for herself in Peru. She is very well qualified, hav- ing attended the Chicago Art Institute and Yale University. Faste 27