Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 153 of the 1939 volume:

j FOREWORD We present to you PERU, with its com pus of o thousand oaks, with its perpetual spirit of youth, with its lasting traditions deeply rooted in ibe post . a college whose cherished memories ore unforgotable, whose beloved friend- ships even distance cannot chonge. If these pages succeed in retaining a bit of the life ond learning that was yours, if in the years to come, they re- coil a vivid memory, then we will be content, for our ef- forts have not been in voin. A REST BETWEEN CLASSES FOR FRESHMEN DEDICATED to every one of you who is o friend. To those contacts which weave our student body into one perfect whole, which moke us remember our college days with a vividness unforgetable If, out of this year's inspiration, growth, end carefree fun, you have found a lasting friend . then it is to that pal, its inspiration, we dedicate this 1939 PERUVIAN, ond may it em- body some of that spirit of friend- ship ond spark of happiness that was yours during this yeor. coriTe n t s ORGfiniZGTIOnS I BOOK I Another year gone by onother file of hesitating Freshmen initi- oted lo their first yeor of college life . another line of gradates gobbled up by auditorium doors A new life begun, ond yet on old one strangely ended The professors who see them come ond see them go ... the new ones to teach, the old ones to recom- mend As you glonce through these pages, may you be remindec of the inspiration and guidance that has been theirs to give you. The classes we worked at, and the dosses we skipped the student who knew all the answers, ond the fellow who went to sleep in class ... A grand sum total of person- alities, mony of whom we will never forget. Who con ever estimote the value of these contacts, . . who knows of the lasting friend- ships of these yeors? c o dg mic )•,� • Faculty positions were loll- ed about this year as if fate had tipped 1 he beard to confuse September entering students For the first time since 3 90S, Dean DelzcU's shining brown desk in the college office, was void of a certain wistful smile The Grand Old Man who eteiru- ed young people were the nice! precious tilings in the world had sought Arizonan sunshine Miss Esther Clarks head toiled to bob like a white blob in the sea of blonds, red, and brown heads in the dining roam She whp had unraveled Latin Students' stumpers since 1898, had retired Shaking oil a graduates robe lew faculty laurels. ■jui f paat rouiitKtN - 1 Profmnor Calvin Rood look over Profes- sor [ohn Both' office in the training School The Biology department we! copied whit coated Robert Shuler whose ptluituary gland experiments took the eyea of those scientifically minded person |u t as Dr Robert Coatnev bird disease itudio hod done Mm. Myrtle K Petersen took Nurse Ruth AC berg seat beside the checkerboard of spra.ru sprayer , and splints, to hold the rest� influencing the infirmary In October, the Stato Beard selected a 19H Peru graduate,}. A hmmorson well Quali- fied and experienced, for the position as Dean of Men Gooch Glen Gilke- son departed lor work on o degree; Stu Bailer accepted a position ol Omaha uni- versity Into their suits slipped AC Wheeler era hood Coach, and Art 'Jones as Assistant Coach, 0 vt« fv.it Wj � B,owfi Viutr. Itawt «ml S� en -� n H«r«er4 Iwuu t1IW to gir� io3!� � •� juftac rtrrtcN WALTER B ALBERT, ftuodaie Vnfrum of Phy i. col Sciences. J � 4y hoe that pcnfeSem wrong— fcu! i don't think so. No firmly doee believe. h©yw r. that PoniKic rax taad ihe List ol Bee A alomot-1 Jo- In America- ' NORMA C ALBRECHT. Asm. itant ftegiitrar, glancei up from her work with a cheery. Who? «fi I do for youT—and rsot than likely «be can do is loo BARNEY 1C BAKER. ol EAmtian. po- orer hii outline to aik a wee irephrruir, Where were you when we dk� £u Bed ihot? And of course Ihe we [reabraan down's have the alight- tn idea ROBERT T BEN FORD. ambidoicbctii paanut npo on oil wkih both hamk, lust � relaev the trtOfsatdrty It � not a aoaracrflw,' he emphas.iiea Instructor in Piano and Organ, Director d Pub- lic School Murtc kn Traanlng Softool IDA MAE BRACJCNEY. ftuhmt Prefe� ce of Heme Eooawnics, Inspect� o3L cooking tab! drawer to see that cup . and beator� or In their places ready for another cooking labor alofy RUTH C BRANDT is held favorite iq !b« bcarU pia l-C tea«be . tm« he h alwoyn Ibal 3bay have a good time Auustanl Proiei- roc of Education, Principal of Junto? High School liBBSE A BRANSON„ ihe one who can help u hnd Ibal b«4 we ore leaking «—li it I� anywhere to be found exmar.g the IS 003 AvUtant Prole • ♦of. A i tani Ubrcslon CASTLE M BRO'A'K genit iwtBdi haa Govern- ment ckm ' I hope thga you young people will be waking up peotty moo.' - PVofe.iaor ol Hi� Lory ond Other Social Spence He«3d ol the E ep� i rtenl PAGC SIXTEEN FACULTY I M See Vk tern ANSEL SENNET CLAYBVKN, Prole sw ol Geogra- phy tnid Geology, nvatca rri'jp eludf lhrilling by asking U you will allow mo la digre � toms- wbai—' ami sd ilipa in a darb the geography booh mi ed. SflNTORD L CLEMENTS encourage IrotaHing ap- plicatu wiih ihe ihoary. All ««heal beard r� etn- ber are people Enliven Claierocra Manage- nent wllh I'd like 10 Cry eotr-eihlrvg new today Prole-Kur ol Education. Superintendent oi Training School PHYLLIS DAVIDSON aaaliut a background other than bg)l� . bgckfeggreti or bat Her plea 'Pan’1 bo alraid el lb ball—fall llr—A ocia1 Profes- sor of Phyiloal Education. Direct or ed Phyrical Education S6� Women KOflMA DIDDELL fUwctar Picd «or el Ait pa- tiently correcti the ipaar.g on an Rrl Rppeed- aiion lrudenH hutienn board artgngement 'There we always a lew iludenti who never be- lief die teacher' MART HELEN TAULHABEfL Aswctaie Prole. ol English. choerlutly 1 11 uppetekus English Jtg- rtentii in (he Training School We ore rvaw Oft Ihc bom 1 a dilemma.' BLANCHE A CARD Is hoppie l when «lirrourwfed by thn Rvoei Inwesting thingi in ihe works io her - - children Asiiilanl Proieisor of Education, Supervisor o! First and Second Grade Teaching t� ct StVEKTEEK FACULTY 7cc ETHEL GLOSSER. Library ftssiitor-.v oonuodtcu Walter WineHell's svoicrp.ent about char� I h- kwanane Her cheery. Hello haw off� you? is oiwaye accompanied by o friendly «ratio EMMA GOCKIEY -her no is olfac-.«Ticy.cht� ( s?t. hot ye V are oocc-iitaging She has that iwlo Unable ability to know stwo. why. and how emcb’ Butsat, Secretary to the Prendent FRANCIS HARVEY draw!� one ol those other tide- oh the ■ M -s ion ■ f t son - It o e Maries which totnotin- include Ml Oocpinwhopis tteebed across theab - -fl� l«lon! Professor ol Edueattoo. Supervisor ol Junior Hi oh School Teaching HAYWARD. Begiitrar -II aii the mired- MS be has unra� «l d were laid end ts y would encircle the eorapu ooatph- nuebes ol time MARY L HILLMAN completer a portrait by o school cKjuarium. showtogr psrfect Jetwhw-pupli relationship. Owner e! the sweeten cad pus vote —-Supervisor ol Third rmd Fourth Grades ARTHUR LORI; HIU. Prole� ol Mathematic--, turn� his t-ael on number-minded classe� with the ternari This raoy not be flood clasMoeo isvcKantcs- and oets the desired re-.u! - FACULTY C ft HUCK, ftuociute Prote-wio� «4 Malheftrottcjt. went� on a «pooch to r.haw the convocation- goers (hot mathematic. p!ay a durtinctlve ro!o tn every dor lile and in atiooM all vocational oetlrift � VICTOH HUGO HNDfifl might kws head ot the mythical Society tor the ftbolmhing ot Dutch Ttea'.t Toil hi� muste rlo -.«s then nor,A ot them (wit worked hard enough (o get an ft'—Dirro- tor ot Stood and Orchestra. Inr’.rueior tn Violin ftRTHUH JONES, fiiwiunl Coach and Rrtivtanl ftihietic Oirector i quoted a raying on ibe frthuf |mmi ib Thud. «ttbfcct� ‘ Ltttl � T nothing’ He� going to play iuiibaek PEflP.L 0 KENTON ft «ornate Proto m« o( Toreign Languages, teach� the 'In and outr ot vow v«ru t) and ha� nmo to sponsor the heartily growing Wiliomathean literary Society EMIUE P KIRK ft uistaot Ptoto.sor ol ftn. -Her crihcol yo cheer.-. m tantly balance. rhythm harmony oi a studer.’ composition She super- via� Everett Uierary Society tn «goniitng their club SELMA 0 KONJG. prate-,sot ol Modern Langu- age. emphoutrej the everlasring detail' to her German and Trench •ludent� You've heard her ray Wo ore all rail a� 5o� y on we dare to be ” FACULTY H V LARSON. Frcieuof of Indurbiol ftria, � fco j mhltectural drcrltirrvc-n where a Uno should ho� been that waa-n’t C R UNI55THQM, Rr iliSant Proleisor m Indujlrwl Rm U reiponstble lor the technical and 5i ehonwaJ ominp9 fli W � o necessary In the presenting c-l ibe � r« lly Peru Hour nOREKCE MARTIN Associate Professor ol Eng- tiih. doeible-fheclef 1 lb P ru Pedogognan ‘ Sbr ‘nulls' as. a Newiwrllmg and Editing Be- ginrm demand; permirttwi to irtlervlew a 'typo Jour “ ELTZABrnt McCOUUM Aisietar.l PtOinajOf ol Edy- eau-sn. Director el Kindergarten —her Uy wink and quick nod 1 13 mare than a hundred -word GENEVIE H MARSH. Dormitory Abstain Wte� o a moment holer looking into the pleading eye-i ed a treehsiasv girl Sure you may hare Jar lea-re I KP then ibow ll i siaryglotu, yw shouldn’t miss it.” ISABEL MASON, Supervise? ol Fifth and S=nh grade- Ai-jatanl Prelessor ol Education Hot reserve addi dignity and fhatia to an artistic nature PltCC TWENTY L 3 MATHEWS. Associate 1 Edueaiion Principal of H-gh Schc-o!, pou� u« at a mythical dear heslewseJ upon Him by all who know Mm --A H — Appreciation ol Hurir.of Another el OUT successful alumni PAUL n MAXWELL (other el the preMoci. author ol sdue-altosia book and penodiea.1 articles, ad- «««K el she oeope-rative study plan You' hoard hi w ™|™ll Prol ««Of ol EdjcaliOf. Hoad el lb Department WILLIAM T MILLER—hi- typical b« ir,ne s. fty and large or In the main'' « perhaps, Mr (fiend o w4 k. toy ihu and so'—flsaod®: Pro!oi cr ol Hulory and Other Social Science� RO ERT b MOORE—hi Ottahorr.i coin'charges to a Nebraska can and doet a hi� play� teadirgi, program r bit the butta-eye,—fi� ed®:e ftoieucf ol English, Inilrucior in Speech Educa- tion NOMA M PALMER. ftofsaicr of Commerce, write alnus� ! •«tythlng «yen her personal « «- spcndence in shorthand, because the other wot take too long Toll her oocnmercSa! coeds to Wake up1 and U e your bead!' MARIOR’E PflRRIOTT. Bookkeeper, might be dubbed ihe busies! person on registration dory Ditto tor 361 moio out ol the year GRACE MARY PETERSON is thoughtful o( the le- raale member j ol her Library Economy class and so make it easier (or then by asking that. GentLsHien sit on the {rent raw, pieaiw ' - Also dole Professor, Librarian MYRTLE K PETERSON, College Nurse, has locked down mare dark throat and ordered more light tood than you could shake a splint at LIBRARY FJ4Q t Y W CNTY-OK Teachers Co Peru, Nebraska I f� i rr. FACULTY CfiLVJM REED i o pu«1 and mystery clue hound He bo said Don chert o this yew aid's hammering cm a radiator -you might be up- p7«smng luture mechanico! genius'--Super-finer of Junta High School Teaching. fitsistaoi Profes- sor ol EdvoaHors H ROBERT SHULER. Probitor oi Bioiegy,- hi virtue iniecting vivid and interesting phr-a � into lecture� , thus saving the educational iir -- f many One ol hi «uper-super “in a biK tiem cJ a bog freckle. or sumpin' , GEORGE W SMTTH. unde whoie superb fluid once, even bo� the deadest. driest oi lllerolur . heroe� g t up and walk about Familiar to Eng- lish ttudenl filler all is «aid Or,4 done GEORGE HOLT STECE. Insuuefor in Voice ond Public School Music, believes 'When bigger pencil or built, tie’ll silt) put thorn behind hit head appendages Eutopta school eystem are doped out in hi cJomo WINSTON B THOftSOS' Ha. mentioned ’.«unrtiiy, oil children under 12 should be kept bom reading Alice in Wonder land, It gave me the wim-warn'From his Issturri: SU we hare noted before “ W TYLER fiisoHote Professor of Education Director el Rural Education t a member ol the fear!e vi Lion-tamer wlneorooa - Hit � � w ol humor it drawn Ire:-, a refreshing hut bottomIv ■ well - Hu poetry It worth listening to FACULTY IOW? MACK WINTER tni � of Moiofry. Head ot Department. ha� orchid in 10-below weather lessor� for the January Tri Beta e-.nettivo ond potiet aU year round—An swef- Sci otlbc mumbq-iuraboina qr.d «rectybout mastic FRANK E WARE PrciesMr ol Physica? Science M� ad of Department You've heard him ay a a late entering «nident i based in the door- way. 'Doesn't he make a pretty picture?' EDNA WEARS. Assistant fVoteucc ot Homo Eco- nomic� She ru h® (a her etas� host her iu?i« at home, Oh dear, te tt o Jure?' Wtth her ilndly initruction ditticulb :. are ea Uy ironed out MARJORIE WEST, fiisisiant Protegor of Commerce The oM Hopper oi the type quote this a an ertpreuion of her . ' Some of my other «rudenti soy w «twuldn t u e thin method' A WHEELER. Coach Head ot fttMertc Department, ha toid prospective muse!� builders It you wonria hove a ball dub, -a . it you're gefi'aa go out and leach—' Tb l� u-«r T d Qr«lT� Vitrm ?rmm« • ! CWw VMtMr|f FRESHMEN On September I4, the compus took on o Iff tie greener hue as 275 Freshmen appeared to be- come collegiate but got homesick- ness instead They were a bit awed by lengthy lestsr the upper- clossmen, the hills, the buildings, and being without their mommas. The Freshmen wore a series of ex- pressions as first yeorlings were given hearty welcomes both physi- cal and vocal at the start of dear old golden school hoie The Kids were toured over the campus, given o glimpse of the inner work- ings, given a lesson in apple polish- ing, entertained by Y, W. C. A,, frolicked with at an All-College Mixer, end proisod because they t«w fu]]-piodw xl Jo Ccdegn Freshmen hold a hop floi roui bhr-tinere putt before the paddle, mother swelled the enrollment to a new high. Boys joined the paddle lines, and the girls learned to frcshic as well os foke punish- ment at kongoroo court. After gaining their compos legs they toirved in and learned to be collegiate by enlarging on then own ideas. They did o bit of prom trotting, appeared on Talent Nights and Peru Hour, pursued hobbies In Scribblers, Comera Club, Peru Players, Crawdads, and improved culturally in Print Club, Personality, ond Leorn-to-Dance Club Shewing Fresh.es real kve apple polishing, as an intro- ductory course lust a glimpse of ihe inner work- ings of ibe college rear twtxrtnvi FRESHMEN Gw or, Warrick Norma | Jayr, Girl Scout to B;U I, boofct Sunday beer, I� a m:ii-shaX« t«t Hutdi tolh hi fsctuoDf a lulu uarocry Rt Mr- Pwu KatrOakO PWk YWCA MADONNA ACCE Calloway. Nt-braiia Pwu Ft cry «r� . YWCA. Alpha Erudite Gamma CTu, Pt'P Squad fiijfjrt mahic tWLTOISPCTGCT Malnaita City tfoUaaWi P r«o«H l|ly CSut JWu Ptayari, Y WCA LORRAINE BAUMAN Falla Qiy. Nafcro� lta P� v Hayon. CCA. dir- ma On BARBARA BEAL WatoaO Mtuotiri U«� (n, Pwu Rar«« YWCA, Ga � Om fftQt TWtHTY.flX JOHN BLANKENSHIP A irfcura, Ketroifca MURED BOHUCEN Auburn. Nebraska PwK rwlity Club.; Goonnia Cbs WILLIAM C BOYER PWJkq CrorwxIwUi Peru Ptayr erg; Alpha Erudito ftBBIE E BRANDT Ujvwlllla Kifcftfka Everetts comm brisscy william brooks flubuf . Nebraska Bsgelow Misso-uri BETTY BROWN Haaburg, loir a Pom Pktyft'� - YWCA: Chi JACK BROWN Omaha, Nebraska Lmb?i-!o-I iivco Club, Alpha Erudito SAME BURNETT OoT n, Rtbmk P sr ana2l1y Club; YWCA; Alpha Erudito TTRtit CAMERON Burr. Nebraska Pofu, Player Lutheran Club; Gkrmtna Oli; W AJl MURTOM CAMPBELL Oberlin. Ohio Club, RpoifcalL Ek - k«;bciU; Track EDMUND CERVENY Reyiw I . Nebraska Everetla, Crcrwdad ., Basko;- ball JAKE CHRISTENSEN Untorii. Nebraska Phtk : Garaw 5 Ch4 DOROTHY CLARE Ffcrth. Nebraska CCA BERTHA CLAYBURH Macros K brctifc j Everett ; Peru Players; YWCA: Alleva EruAl Gowsna Chi BETTY KBTHBW COLE Falla City, Nebraska Dr anvil re Club. PHito; YWCA. Alpha Erud.t Leanv to-Ddncw Club MUIK TWtMTY-«VEM FRESHMEN Two torfolltn man in Itit dd button jcicn« The other way 1o mow a lawn I ACT OOtatfiZSER TaUi Citr Nttraiia Band WARY EUZAMTH QOtUN Pwru. N lwa� ka An Oui P?ilo. Peru Play- wr rwcfi Gamma Qu, P p Squad VIXDfi rTH!. COLLINS fUa'rl'O NwPnaiba Ijaty nJwmoiMary Club Gonumi Chi mmime com Spnngfwld. Nwfcrqafca YWCA Saw Oj WEUJAM CRAMER Mtwdy, Kabrorfa a k cbafl lift HOLT� tifiUAM F ru, Nebioiku Pinto, Crowdoii. Peru Ploy- «. TMCII M«n Club, DNUM«M Club MQl TW CWTY-ttQMT EVtlTW DAMME 8IU DUSTIN CATHRYN ntfTMITYCft Coe It, Nubtaakd Auburn, M bca La TetU Ci'y Hobrauka Philo Cairnu Club Alpha P ru Play+M Band Ochoa YWCA Orchoura EfudilO -id, Peru SlnrjeT DOROTHY EOEN EWTN Omaha N fctra '«jj Early OesaoMary Club. CMftfli, P � u Pteywj. YWCA Gennma Cb HAROLD nSHCH Peru. K bm l i U fi'« Cub. rcotboli, Track HAME LOU 0«SCT Auburn, N bra«ka LAWRENCE rWCUDE ['orcb '«r Ktbraika Peru Player Simi Or cWilra Datwo-Ordh � tra ITOHEtCC ruaJJflHA Rahim E«rttU, R«scr..)Jl1y CK� K C.C A nCDCTSCIC greFRS Brock Nairraiu Philo, Lutheran Club Alpha Efudtlo Modi' Club, Tec' bell. Ba� ibaU Traei GENEVIEVE COCK Auburn, Xibcubl rv r lt«, Personalll-f Club. Lutheran Club, Band WILD A GOINGS IRENE GORTHEY THF.ODOHr CRAVES Peru, Nebrarka. Murdock I It� bra.?,ka Peru, Nybrarka Peru Player i, Band, tfH YWCA, Cantina Chi Erernr� MARY GROYEfJMJHG EVELYN HACKER Auburn flobtanke Auburn. Hekxmta Haftd Cheer Leader SV� eoo lrtY Oub, Learn-1«- Club rust mmiviu FRESHMEN Bertha Qaybum . . Do m Dot! dishing cf she nan- voral variety . .. 1 see you- ' . ♦ . Time out tram gobble psf ng ’ IftKET MARKS raid; eld Ketaaiia Peru Players, t Cft, Sorvt OrcUitra. Peru Stngi. Ml RGJiES MBRH1SOW Malvern, laura Early Elementary Club, Y.WC A; Band IUt MAE HEINXE Webra lta City, ttebriwta P� M1 Plqyeri, Stu- dent B4� ss � ry Com in IMS� ; daoM Ctu, wnn NORMA FAE HEOCICK Stella. Nefceaafca E«ty EWsientary Club, P«-u Player . Gassca Chi Dorrs tr«ary Coa al mart Hosrrofi Sale� NebraUa Peru Player WARY MARGARET HUH AuLura. NebfOita Early. Elementary Club. Everett . Peru Play or P«aC THIRTY LUTHER HUTTON ftwlrjsn SVb a� ks rocubaQ, ll3Ek ifcatk Tfock DdSaJ OMmim LYNN ’AMES S Jiwg. Kritplii Pfeifli Pifu Kay . Bt� dL BatfcrtfaaU bonita irwtTT B enr t Ofjr, Hitnulg P f u P,t) hi Bond. {Samoa Oj Phv Siftgtn WntOTTM IfUEASON NANCY tUEN IONES Attlwj � . Iwhmfa P � b. N fcr™lna Phlk fleey ?!aj ti. Y 11 ' C A. Stasd. 0� ch� «1ro, Galbam Chi. JVp Squad MWVHi KEEDT fliAwjns. KrtmjH4 fcnt PV3T fl. P T4 BOND KENNEDY Pwu, N«t raa4d iNJo hni llarwi Band MPMfOPli UN HI ny R lwn, N t cuki rVu haw YWCA; {jOOOQ Ohl BITTY 09 0 Wilt� la . ’.Vhfnti.i f «r cKvaJirf Cib MrLX4Lm KNIGHT H--- Port «lMWurt E r� r! , Psra PSoyart. YWCfl, Gasusa Chi MARIETTA LflBSON UvuvtU . Naivaika {Samoa CM MAXINE LEWIS Nabraikn City. JleNawka YWCA. dOHM Chi rtAN UVJMGKTON roll� City- Ntfefoika FV-wooIiy Club. YWCA. GcBMa Chi rtlWHE ANNE tOWREY Ehiftb®. Natroala Eftnlii P ‘-u Vbrfmrt. Bond Alpha Ervdltsi JiOEX LUSDY Shiifcart S‘«bfcxika Canwo Club EBOl TKlBTY.OBt FRESHMEN The gang gets 'corny be- comingly ... feme Polcrsoo pocks up for the week-end PAtPH trow ■•an � Nebrcuia rule FTORTKCE McCJWrmV Mvbnnea Oily. hVbfmka Gamm-a Cbt viRoiMm u,- :ov TaeuMeK. Ifobraaka Early El«in Atary Club: !!� «•« . P fU Player YWCA Alpha Eru to, TOVUNE MeGlLL Gqrlqne. Katanta Peru FSayari. Caatia Chi. Wflfl ROSE MeCffiKES KvaMe. NtlinvU Phrie Vmu PVj, r. y ’ C ft CmM Qe SO YD MACOR Auburn. KabMefca NCI THIRTY-TWQ FLQYt MfiGOR Auburn, Nobraika ANNA MANGOLD Fall� Cuy, lWswalta Rnrsomalily Club. Gamma Chi RUTH MARIE MARSHALL Beaver City, Nebteuka Evorelte, Peru Playoff . YWCA, Alpha Erudllte Gamma ChL Pep Squad VERA MRRTi KG Ffflrbury. Nebraska Evesoiw. Peru PLay ii: Da iHcssfl Club. YWCA GAIL MILLER Rule h bra lta Peru Players; Alpha Erudllo, Football; Saiiiclbatl MILDRED MILLER JUNE MODLIN EtflUS MONZttfGO Geneva. Nebraska Beaver City. Kebsaska Ijowiaion, Nebratka Peru Player , CCA Piulflc Pef-.J P ayera Band. Et f fi� , Pc fu Player ,- Rn Rlpbg EkudUac Gamma Chi; WAR kMball MILDRED MOORE RUTH MORRIS Nemaha. Hebrouka Union. Nebraska E«ly EHemanwry Club, Ganma 0,1 P f� «iaL:y Ctub; YWCA NADINE NAEVE DON NAUMAN RUTH NEIL Pbtfumaulh, Nebraska Beolriae. Nebraska Union Nebraska CoAt Etemcftiary Club; Basketball. Trace Gararaa Chi Everest . Scribbles Club. YWCA. Gamma Chi NORMA THAN NEU8AUER ALTHEA NISPEL Dunbar. Krbqiia Rlynwuth, Nebraska Luiherar. Club; Gamma C3u Personally Club Luihertuy Club. YWCA: Gamma ChL Leas n-tc-Dane Club FRUi tMIRTt'tRHtt FRESHMEN Nancy £U n - - Freshman Yeung and Fnhoi nde the rail.. . Band fralla who know the score , . . Moore and Moiling � CKK(CC OSSOBJi SwIJi Kfefanufca lUpba Dw ±:- Scauna Chi n:NNu: orntflMDCB Unadlltq, Kobrujilo DORIS OTTE Sidney, Hebrosio flute P«tu Rarer . Alpha f f1 j-h'e. Oamso Chi niXEH OTTERS BERG tofcr, cA Httroda Casia Chi CHftHlES PflftAWsE ft «km™ N ! a ka Camera Owl� , Sap’i, Oi dMra DOROTHY PERKINS JVm t6!pli, town P rw Player . Y W.Cfl. Lmto So Dance Qub r� Q[ TK1KTT-rOUR CM mc;r prrnisoM SKVrkWy. Hrtrniti Camara Out. Gamma ards fmar vmgihia pom: Auburn Kibaakd Auburn Nrbmla Prfjor.+itTjr CJ- CCA MARIQKt PRESSA CLAUDE KELT Vwbf, Mihrrutn Safati. Kabeoita (Vuictvjllly Club, Gai:r.t Mrn'i Club, rbotboll cw WAAREH BOUTH Gabon, Iowa Pru Sutler , Demo Or- ■cbMCnj CHARLES SAHTEM Saaaric , ff� fcra� ka P ru Sfflflm r«Mlnil LLOYD SEMNERT Cr s Nat ka football, •aikv all Traci EMMA SCKACHT Cook, Wabroala INtootwIin Cut. YWCA. Gamma Oil urrn schacht Cnok. WaferazLa Pa. raliiy Club, YWCA. OmM ©si IL'ClLE SCHLOESER rail Cry. Wafer .uko MflKjOWE SCHIBBT rarbury. fiaferorko LwiWan Cub Gjt.hi CM RUTH SOWART2 K� bi� In NabsiW YWCA Gam-mo Oil MTXkA [AWt SWA TEA ShukmM. Krbaiia RmoaaiHr Club. Alpha Cnaiila ITMAU SHELDON Pare ml Sawa Early C«rs Kfcsr Club, Er« nt, Gamma Cu YAG1 IHlRTT-riVt FRESHMEN JjJCmeyer a Witter SldtUbaura put� a penny ill the «.lot M wy. altractng I©� � 0� than Vitamin D Havjt Hi© Fkv© Star Hemic 90©� to press KftXINf HOVTRD Urtoft N t ratto B� n«Ptoy � . Uiibwan Ch b. YWCR; f '� Zinam J.'fiow: StKSETT Huab«Ul, tiehatka niBrBT SKRflBRI. Oii L1. Netwiiulia r «T� f . Wr . ctuki, r ot- boll DOfti5 MAE STARK EBftUM Fall� City, Kcbecsiko P ru P5ot«t, TVKCfl Gbxf Lratef RUTH flMMC STUMCfiMf- WMfu© W««r Kwbratto Pteri, Y WCfi Ovuu Oil ora sTorrrasow Hoi ion lcuro Pbklcc Peiu PSajw . Y.W.CJl. OoinEia CtJ, WAR NOt tlllHTlN� lfc DTHN STUCK Rutwn, NabtwJUi HflflYON THOMAS P iu Jiel raitfj Phils, Serti'-V -' Club T.WCS, OctMMftfflt Cor. � a Chi LOLA THOMPSON Ellaf, Kvbraaka Can- i Club Alpha EruftrtUr. Gusaasa Oil 3£TTT 7HOKNTOH AUCI THAYER M4VK . Nfbroka Foil Cut. StUtBla Fwu Piam� , YWCfl ft! MCt WALKER GWENDOLYN WftRWCT IREKF WATKINS Hit Spirqi Nttfoika DuBcu, Xtbtokd ShtA4r4Mh faws Ptillo; YWCfl. Gamma Cbk P� rj Play f . Sanaa CM E«Jt DitiIQ� t Club, Ew rt'«. P«« nalilY Club. YWCA Garema CM DRUCIUA WEBSTER SUtmj. Ipru E f i . Hrru PV)t«� . YWCfl Afeba Oi te. Comma Chi DORIS WmJEH DuHt-r, Mabtdufca Han:i PeruSir.q � f,Ganm5 CM moil 'ATS TERM US' Meo (iilfoua vwcfl fl;t:Mj r dne Gamma Chi COWKNt WHITFIELD ROBERT W UAMN Fan Ktbraild rtut-nji tow Early P� m«inlqrt Gvti' Phlia, f Wu Plor tm EwmII . Peru Pk� Y r . d j i! EKTH WRIGHT Nebratka PM� Em Cm Emm Ou YWCfl flLWYN YOUNG ftaam - Nebraikq TooM, to k M Track: LMcn rfrCdM Cub raoi tMiRTV.five� SOPHOMORES Second-year Peruvians with Frank Larson, President; Severn Hood ley, vice president; Marjory Evans, secretory, ond Wayne McGinnis, treasurer, determined to moke the Sophomore doss heord around the compcis, and so carried on activi- ties with that result. One of the most intriguing parties was held in November, when with heads in the clouds, the sopho- mores held a Contact Porty in the upper strata of the Music Hell, featuring airports, Corrigon and flying. Everything plane' as Sophomore do nnw lancy «topping PfiOE THIJtTV.nOMI ROSS ADAMS FAYE ALIEN Pe;u, Nobrarika Forrogui, towa frujwJiijJ Ant £lcwrnls.ry Me� � C!ub; FoolbxiU.; Track. Evetelis. YWCA P Clwii MARGARET ANDERSON Peru, Mtah Elrntcitr«'¥ YWCA: Gamma WAfl GEORGE ARMSTRONG Odell. Kobraaia PfejjWKtff Educatum SHiRLLEY BARRETT Syracuse, Nebraska Eitiv £lfWf� iiUiT An Club; Early Elementary Out, Y WC.ft; Gamma cm. Wftfi CHI, ESTHER BATH rlrownvllle, Nobmtka Comal eitef Ffclkt YWCA PHYLUS BENSON Ewlrtg Nebraska Phsiu-jJ f.i u .il i.-1 Dramatic Club, Social Corn- tail!� . Alpha Erudilo; Gamma ChL W.A A. Pap Squad MARYBETK BECKMAN Omaha. Nebraska Early CirmruUry Early El ea«-atary Club; Dramatic Club; Everest, CCA: Gamma Chi, Sl-pma Tau Delia, Wflfl. Pep Squad FAYE BOUSE Dunbar. Nebraska Cnaiwm Philo, YWCA; PERUVIAN: Alpha Erudi� . Gamma Chi: Sigma Tau Della. WAA: Pep Squad KATHERINE AARTUNG Nebraska City. Nebraska Comntut Y W C A ; Peru Singer-., Gamma Chi. Pep Squad GERALD BOWEN Diller, Nebratka MuknuiK'i Dramatic Club; Track HAZEL BUCHANAN Ode boll, tewa Eerly ficHicHtery Early Elementary Club. EvereHi; Y W C A; Gamma Oil. Pep Squad EVA 1ANE BUNDY Spring! ;eld. Nebraska Mjlhroilk Everr-ri-. YWCA DORES CARNAHAN Beatrice, Nebraska £� rlj Cftmcnliny Eatly Elementary Club; WAA MARIE CHCHEY Maywood. Nebraska Mu.u Mule; Ekrnd. Orchestra; Alpha Erudito, Gamma Chi SrtftCU. THIRTY HIKE SOPHOMORES Millie and Hunt � n tiro ftucbl ol an Irish bouquet .. Two camera hounds at bay Cream of the Sophomore crop Cabua looking preachensh' wh lo Williams instructs arwtuwn cortcu. Beam , Jiwbtxaaka t+rly f-ltm-r+Ury tarty CleMMary Cub, Eretem Y W C ft. Gaaaro On amrt-ft rpKLGWtK Riwnto . leva B(wM«o Er U� . YWCA,. fVru Kinger . Alpha Crudito, flojima Ctu GERALDINE EADS Auburn. Nafcrcwlia CMWWr Gswima Ou tnwm nuioow YatU City Kibada |V C� « ra Out CCA. Bai- fcrtbaN U LAh'D TASS Auburn, Krirnis tutlwean Cub, rooibatl, T,w DOROTHY FISCHER Sti n w«toah. towa Mrtkwrbi Philo Camera Club, Y.WCfl, Gemma Cbb Pep Squad PAGE rOUTT LOHRFUNE rmU NJHE FRANS SACK GABOS Nftmb City. KttfsUd t!im Nthraita P� rni K tva«i i Earfr OhsvostcrT Du± . Phtl . Ow?.'3 Chi. GW FVu Floyon. W SI Club, � � Da Dub Gouaal P ru Si«j r« MONTE JEAN GAINES Cur� . Noferatto Mmk PhJlft Bao4. Orch+ttro, At pba Enniito, Gosmva Cbi, String Ouar! !!� BtTTTf LOO CARVER Sabwtte K� m ■EJn«o i« y ftsaloi WAA BELTON GOEBKE Burr Ntbratlta EiJu.tnul Ant M n 9 Dub. Football; Ba« talball, Track CALVEAT CfUDLEY Hufflbotl, N tioa‘ca P«'m SliKjTa, M n'« Club. |bj-b !bijJl WINIFRED HALL J-lk Cr wk. Hobraaba r ■ 1' ■ t £ ■(•« . YWCA. R«u Sing � , Aljpba Erudito, Gaianwi Chi. Sigma Tag Mia SEVERN HANDLEY Aubufft, N braika BwLpty £ • � «. u-t. � CM . Foot bait. Trod. P Club UtftRY LU HAHVEY ftfipaiM, Ktbranfca Eerty ElrmmUry taely Dt+tiIivy Cub. Baadt Qrchw� tra. P ru r� 9 •r SAREHE HAUPTWAN P fv N i?a ba C il wt £ r rt«, YWCA. BarwL tijniM Oil; Sigrag Tag D ha :AMfl HERS BERG Oorindu Jaw a tarty C Ir «ciCa • Early Ehtawfitarr Dub, UtbHon Club. YWCA. CJteuou a Chi ERNEST HORACE W(lb T, N«brosba Unmatk Club. Ct t b v P Club. M m Club. Football. Track ERNEST HUECa Dcrcheitsr, K� br ula Hlutsry Philo., M«r. i Dal, Feel bail. Baurrlball Track ELLA MAE HURLB1JKT Fabbuty, N bra«kfj EUnfw+ry Early I3«oo«niary Club; Philo. YWCA; Alpha Eru-ilo; Garanva Cht: Pnnl Club riai ro TT-oisc SOPHOMORES The lull in your life belween classes. . Mafl showing her gang her latest editions CLYDE HUNT Doufllai. Nebraska EmjImIi Dsaroatk- Club. Ev f«1u; Alpha Eeudile. Mtn'i Club: Football; Botiolball. Traci WENDELL HUTCHINSON An tof «rv Iowa Efllinul EiflWdlKn Philo, Crawitcdi, Beta o5a Sola. Men's Club. Football LOIS MECKEL Hamburg, Iowa ElViureturj DranMtte Club Gatr-tsa Chi INGRID JOHNSON Emerson, Iowa Elrefttury Everett.',, Y Y ' Cfl. Kappa Otnlcrwn, Ahi I.U1JVIK |U!J DuBol . Nebraska MithniHri Football; Ba.ilelfcolJ; Track. Menu Club RUTH JOHNSON Bats burg, Iowa ElewnUurv Philo MICE fOKTt rwo DEAN KARR IE, AN KOimt Hamburg, Iowa IVrw. NVbrorka CntkA DrmMc Cub, FhUo P� nj YWCA foudee� AdrUory Gamma Chi C e u . Padogogiae. (WWv Alpha Pn Or-.- -}-� , U� u s Club WOODROW UMBILET 3r«l. Natraaka HWrO Ph|2«; Alpha Erudiro MILDRED KNOfUCEK PrdtUmovi-h M brajita Csriy iem-t t ry Ever !!� , CCA _Orrfi rfra; PrdafOfian, PERUVIAN; Gamma Chi PRANK LARSON' Pwtu Nebraska CkniutfT Y M C A . Band, Orchestra Alpha Mu Omega, Lambda Della Lambda, Mari'■ Club WAYNE McGinnis Tabo� . Iowa E«((� h YMCA Prdogpqlan, Track LOIS ANN WACOM BER Beulrtc . N brailta Early fir r i!� Ty Early Eiemantcay Club t iet!«, YWCA; Orch .- tra, Oaana CW OLGA NOVAK ROSS ORGAN Wilt � . Nebraska Edgar. Nebraska Eln� f«Uri fdutru! Am Of chart? a F Chsb. Mae ■ Club Poof boD. Baikatball. Track ERMA MEIER lihiBoU. Nebraska Cimmrif CrtretU, YWCA; HI; Erudito, Gamma W Art, P� p Squad 8r WILMA PARNELL Pels Nebraska YWCA LEROY REDfERN Peru. Nebtcuka SdCud .Vbfiuv Philo, YMCfl, ch«tro Man� bail EDNrt MAE PETERSEN PloitiiiTKiurh. Nebraska ff«mr EfuawmKi Dr am otic Club. Era-ratU; CCA Ciinma Chi. Sigma Tau Della. WAR, Kappa O-inlnon Phi. Pep Squad ROMA JEAN MILDRED POLK Sidney. Iowa Eurly ElrnmUry Early Elemrntury Out, YWCA, P .u Singer™. Gamma On SETHMEIEA Crete, Nebraska furls QfanU s Bandy Or- Early Elementary Club. Club feo� Everetts. YWCA PWv Singers, Sigma Ton Delia fiat rOMIT-TAHIC SOPHOMORES Wafjart Bscky. and b«Soro Phywc ogy .... Ead o , . Stwnway'o lavorsto daltor� '. Swinging Evarw arid Sing:n3 tftnwf Hoi I and Hoots . . . MARY ouvr mCHRflDSO� Fabfcury, Kvbroika £ngluh Dramatic Ciub, YWCA S;ud ni Advisory Cotasut i� r. M n Pn Om� ja Gamma ClU; Shama Ta � D«lta dorothy mm ROREwrc VgJt y lt tMcuk«l CcjriT Cl m niijry Club. Oinoma On D Uft fcOSECXY Omaha. M«ferqttko fl� «f Cnitmiit YWCfi, tcnfi Otniarcn RITA ftlKSCU P rvt N4bi4ii anas , . u BOSS RUSSELL P� iU NilbrOtlc Ctrawn Pluic AipJha E udii?. lamb- da Dcito lambda p«ot roRTY.rot;� HCHMCE R2EHAK ELVEJtft SCHACHT R««ric«. W b a� ka Cook. N«kfa ka Hl-j '? fc-W Smw � ■� ' Dross-iss Cub. HbiJo, PSuio, Ciaa-na CM FEPimft :. Alpha M«©' CSub LEONA SIMMONS WaM. NtNwk-j £.irMi YWCA Alpha Cru-its. Gamma 0 1 5j-jk3 t-aa Mm WJTHiTLOISE SCKTOEB Onvokr, H«b«� ka KjiIj Early El «n rsfciry Club Dmw iW C!ul : V W C ft . Alpha P 1 Om� go fEANNE SPIES bVkr.-jilrn Cily Nola.nl.j Muh Qrclw � lr«S. SiflfHj OuiirlBflo RSUCNE STOKER E f MV Iowa E-aM STOSIY TIMMONS Pfcru, titbait'i jkicm Hack Y MCA ALICE TWJMMES Omaha. Ifttiraika MftBY ALYCT. VASTJERFOltD HAZEL VAN1CB Pwu N bracka rawbury. N fer� iLa tU m+HMty Kltmti« ry 0j?h� itra turaitt YWCA; Gamma Chi. W R A; Pup Sq -J-J 1HMH YOSOBft Wllhgan. Nflbrcula Early OarMnwry Club. tTvrcnx, Smt'b'mi Club. YWCA. Scjpr. t.j CM. 5 3=3 Tau D ha MUSA WAGONKB Hasi=nff Blrmntum YWCA Alpha Erudliat Gfflmma Chi Donailarr Causal WflXlNl WDlIH Coolt Nvbiaik a BrstnuUay Pvrvonaliair Club, Alpho Erudiie Safi4. Euzasrrn wars CSanWood, 5owa Jfjil Wiw ntupjf Early E J« fee r, lory Gamma Oil I E’AN WINYELMAN Mifctaiba City. Mnnla E«ajfuk Club, Draraohc Club-. Cr r tl . rWCft. Alpha Ejudilo Slpmci Tau D-rila, W A A ruui foiiiT fi V r JUNIORS Hcoding the Junior Closs for the first semester was Alice DeVcre, who, promoted ot mid-term to o senior, turned over the helm to Bert Hall to be assisted by Vice President Martha Clifton, ond Secretory-Treasurer Ernest Gallo- way. The Junior Closs, smallest of them oil, has one of the largest jobs— that of helping bid forewell to lost- year Peruvians At one last fling, o prom May 22, the class of '39 was royally entertained. wm jwa, fM'iwiii • � aw V r,«ww tWM (Wor). S e7W r� -Tr JEROME fiRRNEU Cflumbu� tfebraila WuiJtfcm hnaetpfml Club. YWCA. Toot- boll PAUL BLAIR Cloy C fHW. flobrarla fn,f«lllrul i Ifi Ptttk. VMCfl Cation Pi Tait football. Track CLARA BRIGHT StnifeWl Ktfcttnta YWCA. Alpha Era-iito. Alpha Mu 0 e 9a. Sa� � a Qs. KofW Delia Pi ERNEST WtOD � b� m Htbnubl Muhrry Philo. Kappa P Ua PI. Pi Goftma Mu FooHxrlt, 8aik ibgil!. Track PAGE rOHTY-SIX MARTHA CHITON Sock Pan. Mi -cun Mu-in- Cmuht� Pwu Stager . Gerra� BOB H ALLA DAY Hancock. Iowa IfntH-Ty Basketball Tract. Tnii. P Club' CHARLES GA3US Parti, Nebraska W � Bank. OrtJwtta Peru Stagwi. Efc'i Beta Beta EUZRBCTH GLOSSER Pui u. Nebraska l� |Ui Rile YWCA Gaona Cbr. S o«w T«F4 Mu MBHJORIE HARRIS I'atriBkl Nebraska Muit Everett . Or«h t?« Peru Singes, Stardust?' Trte MARGARET HEHCCPSOfl Auburn. Nebraska Eaglu-tt YWCA; Ganna CKvi. Signet Tau Delta. WAR P«p Squat 8£RT HALL Omalva. Nebraska Rijniil £Ju.uIi.-h Everetts. YMCA PERUVIAN. Mens Oub track; P Cl xb. ktogb Sdeot Coacte MJ HHrtT JENSEN Airoca. Iowa ftvksl EtLtU Ii0« Pbilfc YMCA. rowbaJL Brakerba)L Track r ai roin ii m JUNIORS fi Henry Armstrong right cut, tooth rentier in person Cinderella Moso and Ding about to shuio . . Swimming moat. . Rose still frowning after the lalost Student Advisor Hunt- ing Boo , . . HUBnVr JOHNSON Ong, Nebraxla Am (toy KEUOGC Peru. NetiM-oslK� Comifllf P C- —wa Club, S! u‘a C?fjN, Football; Switseilng LECHA UBHftRT TofV Icc., Kongcfcs YW.Cfl. Kappa Dolta Pi. Peru Ssrujors, fllplia Erudit� , Gwon PflTMCin IUK V Simfe rf. Nebianka l.ttikcMifa rwcfl, fllptw Erudite, Alpha Mu Otugo; Ganma Chi, Kappa r iia jh PAGE rORTY-tlGHT MERR-7T UteNEOL WuMi. Mu« «xi C ' i ■'! r Tau DmJid LOW MDC� Du ste. Ntbftuia F,ItmtM ry iuo4£ i« Ewly E-ifirmniarr Club, Y WCA, Gamma Chi Wflfl UARY MODUH BfriWBt Ciiy, Kebraaka EWj th PstJo, YWCA (Vfiu Alpfca Erwft� . Gofcaa Chk WAA WILLA RATHSUW DaYVm. t.Wmfium YWCfl; P� p Squati ryw PEEEKBAUGH Omaha. Ntefcraala YWCA Alpha Crudllo, CJamewa Chi. Etigrna Tau Da Ha STELLA ROGGE Hot Springi. South Dakota UmiiJi Plute. YWCA PtetiaaoaMx-v. Gamma Chi. Laiam-te-Dano� Club WMfl NISPEL P.jWtfh, h' bfatia PW3o. YWCA. Gamma Chi, WAfl IX W HOSE RtiNffl, K bra� ka Hutify YMCA. Studknl Advitcry CtensaUH .. PERU- VIAN M r. � Culi paat fontr i i� t JUNIORS Goifvr) So 11� do95 WiJh ptcfcirt and mustard ... Jk � U. Tool� and Oc m3 � dt T katkhym Jtoszcu. IlMH, Krt- afl :3 t.l'mr ! ’? i'nmfiiic CM Oosia sa Chi, Mflr El w fi‘a'? Chib, r wcfi. ftlpjy� Pu On gn Ewnu WILLIAM SHALL C«oi Kitold Charnel Cui- If MCA: F«Hl bait, Tract tWTM KEITH SAMUEtS Ctc Mor Spiny Kwmi gtrmmmy YWCA iVp 5q-od MARVIM SCMACKT Ca«i Wihmlfl Pv.l, YUC« St.fba w4ijet Kjpw I J f . Men u C- Ja root TITTY FLTSSELL SO MUCUS Hr ton. K«liNika Mu� «j Kipp® H� lK) pi, Sqaa Tdu :pvh swiXMit IpnifiiiU. Nibraitd Enh VtmenUry Early lV� «ibirT CWb MARJORIE THTWHOLM North PScitt , N� hr«ukci Rnnw; PhJka, Ofchoiiro. P®tu Smgei , Gamma CW; Suing QuaiMta VIRGINIA T1UVELY PVunaouiJK, Mvbrarka l! b fc Drarvjtrc C!ub. Philo. Y WCA. F ru Siri'jo-v Alpha Enxtiv, A p-M P« Os ga Kappa FY St so Taj Mu. DsfBtw; Cs«r.cU ESTHER W ELLENS!PC Syratw, N b «b t.Uwl’s.tAt'r YWCA MARY U2AMTW WERNER Ktimnia City h' bn� k'i Ait Cut' Dtraraarsc CSufe Epucecc! Club. Soda! Commit . P dooMW=i. PERUVIAN: Alpha Pa Otneoa Si ma Tau D Jw HELEN WILftERGER Julian. Nolmukrs Cummmo pMlu, YWCA, Orchitakro, Alpha Dukbtot Comma Chi MARGA ATT WILLIAMS Council JWut Iowa fjih Ornroun Eojlr B ntarT CLuL. E «r«tti, Gaissa Chi fiiut nrtv-QMi MI MwWf. PrwirWr.l Matta Rv$ H%qtnp. J r.wnfi Wu-1'B-i WuJKja , V� r Pr p4 nfi riUa Tf«dhiu‘«i SENIORS Goss of '39 with r omed I coders. President Bill Mooney, Vice Presi- dent Mildred Williams, Secretary Glen Yont, and Treasurer Maxine Aufenkamp, ran true to a descrip- tion of any Peruvian graduating class — namely, prominence of spandy ties, glistening neck and ears, no nail enamel or lip rouge. The senior job pursuer jumps at the word superintendent, de- clares May hectic, hurriedly re- counts hours, and, with an ottempt to be dashing in o block robe ond a wacky hot . , . suddenly finds himself wondering just when the other three years went by. Over the last rail tor l« ding ch MO«« ton th GmvMiWKnat play, psoe rtm-tws JEANNE BURGNEB Falls Clly. Nebraska HtiEflry Philo. Comma Chi WILLIAM CHAPIN r«� « Cstf. Nebraska Ma.’hf Mki Ph itr l Sttrorc Band. Bela Rela Boltfc Men.' Club ARD1ST CHRISTIAN P«ru, Nebraska Ctwawr Dramatic Club; Philo; Y'A'Cfl W A A,- Pep Squad KA� N£ HUfENKflMP [uJiar.. Nebraska Cemntnt YWCA: Peru Singwn; Ensdlla: Gamma Cki; Phi LAURA BAUM Teeumseh, Nebraska History. Eietlith Drainalic Club; Lu'Hetan Club, YWCA; Alpha Erurbso; Kappa Delia Pi; Do -ffili«y Council HAROLD BOATMAN Nemaha. Nebraska fiiinitrul Arts Sluder.! Advisory Commu- te ; Alpha Mu Dsn-oao. Epiilon Pi Tau, Men Club. Football Basketball JOHN BOYER Bridgeport. Nebraska Hutrry Football, Track; P Club BERTIE BOOM Omaha, Nebraska Early Ctrsitisury An Club, Early Elementary Club; Philo, YWCfl, Gam- ma Chi; Kappa Delia Pi; Siqtr.a Tau Pella DOROTHY ANN COfiTMEY Peru, Nebraska SlnmUfy, Crefrsphy Art Club; Dramatic Club, YWCA.. PERUVIAN; Alpha Pu OrseryOu Pr Gamma Mu; W R A Stardusler's TfiO; Pep Squad JOHN COLLIN Peru. Nebraska Phy tit's! Stirotr Philo: YMCA. Alpha Mu Ornwja; Be’a Seta Beta; Mens Club; Traci; P Club i'hoc rirrr-THAEE SENIORS Portion of third floor before- a bull' mmcn. ... Weber pkiy trick photography Boatro lops Sir Walter . . . Marie Mary, twosome. - . . HOWARD DKAM Uneotn, |j«bra Va I'h 1 1 SiW«Kf Alpha Mu Oesega Man' Club, fooUxjil. taulMlbaU: Trert P Club AUCE DEVORE Peru HebrwAu it i ln A Pe-kwegiaa. Alpha Ermine. Kappa Delia P ; Sigs-s Tau reifej. Wflft. Pep Sguad CLARA DUNK Louurili . fiefcrarra UnMtirj li.1h-rar. ©ufc YWCA. Omm Ck KoFpa M� pi WAD 'A'UXtOU DUNK LouiivlIW. Nebraska Bn.ba? Bab. Lutheran Club, Beta 8 !a Beta Me ' Club rnoc rirry roun UARLYH tNGDAHL OrKI Nehrmla Men, Club, Sterna Tow O ) . BanietfeaH; Trock BURTON evans SbiibMl. Nfchraika Mem Pet 4 i Men i Club 6ns� k tbai5. Track, Omm MAXINE GALBRAITH [‘alrbwry. Nebraska CemaWCf Wlik If W c fl : P«ru SiOijet ; Social Comali- !« Sia hmi Riici««y Com it i ()«•-, PERUVIAN Gamma Chi ZOLA GAKCM1R TmvbmIi Nebcariu) t h fir-,.I ., EarVr D e � «r]r Club, YWCA GORDON GILBERT Brock, NebKMka Miikmtlh • CnNhi; Y MCA ( • u Stagers Alpha Erudita A� ,) Uu Onega ICippa Delia Pi Lambda Delta Lambda. Geror.. Shidenl Director ei Radio boward aoana Burr, Kebranka (Mbilnil Arti Dramatic Club. Philo. YMCA. Club. Tool ball. Baa elball Tenni� MARY OHUSH Fall Clly. Nebraska l’.liv, r� l jriMtr YWCA. Alpha Mu Gmegg, Beta Beta Bela Kappa 15 1 la Pi lambda lambda Lambda ISABELLE HAYS Ptin Ktbniika Croartf Kafr- Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu mui rirrr rm; LLTClLLF HABOTON Peru. K abra� ia F-Y«r lt« OrcbsxSra; Peru Sir j -r SMiKhuWl' Trx riTAKOfE HEMPHILL B «nc , Nebfasia Hitmt Fi «uan l 0-satir Club. YWCA, Peru Sirw a, £igrr;-a Trru CeHa, Kcrrr� 1 Osslifor Phi JOHN HORTON Siltw. N t otk.s Am ftlphiis Erudito; EpuLen Pi Taut M«n' Club MARGIE HVU Dcili|fcU3- Htbromba Cusarnr Promuttc Club; YWCA. Philo Gansu Chi VERONA KLONE MeCook. Hebrasta Alpbo Cr-j i '-t Go—— a Cr,t. F Go� .:m Mu, WAS. JCappa Gators Phi Burton doing a combination oS Glen Cunningham and Gypsy Rose Leo lo rc'.an ’-nt ielki ouhn chorui honors . . Aid, Alice and Pee wee prove local girls make good subject Bor one arm ahead! al the starting tine Millie and the lilli . PAGE rtrtY SEX Um®TN KliCKJSE Beolrioe. Kabcotka Ui « E«c£t Pracaonc Cub. Ptwk , YWCA. ftiptao Erudhw, Svjma Toy Delta. Dormitory Cowwtf HI LEH MARGARET LAMON Peru, Nebraska tkamaUe Qub. X W C R Orche� � ® Peru fsnjrri. Gee oft. Alpha Pjj Omega ICs a Leila Pi. S.-jr,o Tou Deha Editor el PERUVIAN KOHMHK UTTHEUr Nebraska City, Nebraska FniMi Pedagogic®: Her. Clot Sigma Tau Deli® P Cub, Student Athletic Manager HOT LIVELY ftrill Cut. K bnst� 3 Mills, WurtP-jl Art! Camera Cub, Band, Orchestra, Piero 5ir- rr� , Ef ,tan Pi Tau, Kappa Delhi Pi. Men a Cub GLADYS MAJORS Driieelt Nebraska Murerj Oirnsw Cbt Kappa De-ia P Pi Gasm-a Mu, Sigma Tau Della THOMAS MftFORS Peru, Nebraska fedliutnsl Arli Epe i inn ft, Tom; Men'� Cub P Club, Football, Basketball. Track K0J1EKT MASON Bttmtnville, Nebraska Millir Hutu-i YWCA Pe-iogogiai AJ( .� Hu Omega. Men • Club UAHY MATTHEWS Sr own� 3 Lie Nebraska Kiceweiery TWCfl. CVcbeeTtp Peru Singer� . Gamma Chi; Kappa Omlcron Phi null MFIY’SEVEX GlXMA MJESS Seward Nebraska Cow €H'i Cngluh Dnrn.Tic Out. r 'Cfi, PEWJ- VlAN ftJpba Erudite-. Alpha P«j OHM Gamma Chi, Capr-i Dvlla Pi, Pl Gamma Mu, Sigtsi Tau Delue WAfl. Darnusorr Ccuiidl, P p Sguad LUCtU- UJUXWGTOH Omaha, litbtaila Cmiaaw ICappa D ltq Pl WIUJAM MOOHEY Oitioha Kebcatka Mmii P Club, Tennii, Swimming GEORGE WORT Edgar. hVbraikd MotuI Aril Social ConnullM, Epnioc Pl Tau Mir Club, football, P Club R tLilet a laaial — Boom and Sutaffui screen Lined ontket biarden -, Mason bringing out the book to prow how high Brown ville streets are Have you made you,r deport on your 1939 PERUVIAN? Spec and Ticnholn; place? Dorm parlor LtSTTft MOSLEY Dug Nebraska J Ji� w l Edmittw Men� Cub. F«?iba£t Basketball Track P Cub puer, rirt v • c ioiiit DIUCHt KOSOK limeoln, ll bfajk(! UrtWutta P Om.� 4 Mu M a i Chtfe Foc-u--� .: P CM rrr« mevkabcr Aiaiwrn, N bwwka kfuttt Hami Dfchautbti: Pmii Slivgori, CSamr a Ch.1 MELBA OBCRNOtTE WsM. rwcfl. Alpha EfudJW, flspha Mu Ottvoa Goroq Chi. $njaa Tcm Delta JERRY OGG P ru Hstoroika jilJ.ulfwJ Afl Um‘i Club: Football: Track nOWKCr KCTE Ocaha Itabrarka Mm Band 0 cM ir« PirrdM el Gut ' bn4 KUflf.’OH MKMANK Hrocl. b'elhmslta M«ic IlMrclti. Gamma Chi; $tgina Tau Delia UUBKED PAKJ Hmbotdt Nofcfcuia E 3 EaHy Oasumtarf C1J3 YWCfl Ga=a Chi. P� p Squad GENEVIEVE PARBUOTT Danaen. M bra«lrq flf’Mr StMHWmKt Everett . YWCA Pftlo-jrxji'rin. Alpha Erud.� . Gamma On not nriv-xtNC UAXfFin RANDALL OtsoJva, Alpha Mi Owegat Ktppa Data Pi. WAA GLEM SHEELET Pfcra, Keferarta Pk ! file ttm Mrr. Cut r wbud2, BcniMitJ.I P Club Bn,'IAU!N SHELDON Ptorclval, Jowa. JitJiulriuJ Ard Cwnii. Y M c A , Epyt«m Pi Ta j football, ftantmfcaU, Track PAUL SIMS Peru Tfebnmka Seoaf Stltwtf DmSHSie Cub; Pfeilsc Y MCA; Pwu Ssng«- Eperva . . A Sr � Sof-a31, with. the guy in trad of Niemann, be tween IGorw and Boom, refereeing . .. Mailman DahMrom leelmg like somebody's going to get a prepaid arm! Berl .... ROBERT SNYDER Rubin, Ktixaike Kappa Deha Pv Knv'i Out PAGE SIXTY CAMERON SWEENIE Bprir qrtii 1d Neferoiia Stirmt Ifci ■ A i !a E-rudi ■ Hu Os� � Men Oufa RUTH SVTOIOUS HvofeoUT K t i J L.) MnWuWi YWCA Coibo Ou. Kappa Delia Pi. Kappa Ossicran Phi HflVKt: SETH TAHGEMAH Auburn. Nebraska Efltlufc t.iV'-'g'if’Jl v Alpha Emdlft Cheer Loader. Debate «LICE ULOTJCX H bca ba tstfy EJnwMwy Early D «n jvla.nf Cut Gamma Chi, Kegppo Bella P. Ejnj Tau Della; Kappa Olkm M HEX WAYMAH Alban i MlMK rl Soajl Sfirm t ROBERT WEBER Hunbeh. Nebraska SmuI fitanvutfcc Qkb. YMCB Band. O- Ht � :ra. fliptV� P 1 Orr ■ ■! M-r: i Club, � 0.1:«..� Manage o PERUVIAN UlLDncr. WILI inbir: Peru, Nebraska Alpha Cnjnlifp, Kappa Delia Pi. Gamma Out GLENN VOf.’T Br rk. Nebraska Pkjiu t tr c Alpha Erudite Alpha Uu Ocm� Bela Beta a 1a Lambda Della Lambda KUQI � [XT (.OKI Bock of ifs pi Hors, eager pupils carry on projects ard activities, deserving the college's pride in its little sister. This year's activities exceeded last years os about sixty - six college students per quarter taught everything from chemistry to chorus, in elementary, junior and senior high school classes The school organized on efficient band, held pep rallies; presented a Christmas Vesper band concert; held jungle ex- hibits, conducted safety first programs and neat- ness contest. H JO JD HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS lews 3orr m TOM CHRISTIAN ULUS Mnr. COLLINS DOBS GOOD |OE HARTLEY Ar.efl HAUPTMAN NORMA JEAN HAYS WILE CAME.� ! BE CHARD KIMGSOLVER ROGER MASON rWILLfl MASON HARRY PATTERSON HAST REDDING HELEN ROGERS MILFORD SEARS ticca STtiriN CSASFL TYNON (EAM VOSBERG raGK 1X1 I TNmi ATHLETICS Football WK HOW Ceoc Urn Ball, fcsb Bsawa, S ars Ufayw JVjh, Ual Karo«r. Haj Co S r« iCopi }. Dick Ct =«i!i E u4 Tuf � r, G! n i 1 7an Iron CCNTTB SOW f«hn Civla. K ai SKsakor, |o Kw! j. hoy 51 n on Oram CnVor . Donald h SMr, ho- VI Hwm. LSord H diinj. Caca� C� i!h- rSOVT BOW Chari � Fk� ? rv CNllJ � Sfarotd ktoi ™ Halph Itrrf i ltd, UoUarj Coach Bert Hall. Student Man- ager Lloyd Redding, Alionby Vol- vick. Pay Coulter, Roy Gratton, Dale Kamen, Wayne Pugh. Dick Clements. Oscar Smith, Roger Mason, Neal Slmker, Lynn Turner Bosket Ball mot sixTt-rouH Gl«« Club MCK POW ftwfe'M . Mr? Cft it Wrr r� wi Hnt?- Sh -tt«s fcntf Hin— Ututo Bdt w r� j� ' ¥ OrtiHM, 0 r fc ir near 1C� C � - Cmm� UV SrtM. Ur — C � f B 'r« kyr T'M KtfcijM fi-M H«m4 Umm Lsf CIA NIT WmM •„� � %♦ Kii «wl ■ 1 1 Kwl (wi YMkf? i pQKJ® S yiOfi l,5ywni i P41 fMR M:JV J � Qp i� . CnwH CMM f VvffKt trr CbUuk fcfly t nrt� f C ] - COKXIT ftH� .., OmmmW W4 M vt ! Kr «. T r-. a f T_NCX HO S Ur-. ♦ • . Y.f i h� 4«« tl � H« ti nft K4 WOOO«r2 t twfr Hmm I fW Cir U cn Ipm Nf ii lu« t }■ � tft -i I— pf w ? r t«orMCiPir OiyW fc f?r «ri ErtW lw TfitMOOKl Ur Wn. r dbr Vi k j 1 4� U«« Oa rf U r MkW4 • ; • fAAffQMt L;r '• � (ir 1 !'v« Ini- .1 WqdU Ho k .rH--. Hi s' c«i- fy U ] Tym. DHUMA l t Hop Ub Vqp C iUftl Bond 4 not � i tv nvr. SOPHOMORES ri«or ) OW P ,Ttl Tfr‘ M t OfcW N«0M |L,n .- Fohc iM S tt r I.ICOM' � -OW S Txon Pu h C r.r -iT OMM « � � Y« -P Mlf 0� T T f WrtS l ir ■' til TV r now Ul l CB9te«y. Mc r � l JqIii r.i i W|L i |Wt r l n FJ tr Ljcrj rCW TH U«Mti Lane � . W. Sd Wd:t«jr, lor | h. HUH C lm IMrf C ftn dy SIXTY-� |X n ?T AOW O-ri � ivim� Qw Wfc {SaftMiM. WUIfcMi Krb(M9«. fqfr C i|r5, l � rrv Ocr«3 «O0 P WOW Fsjul fw w Har f l-air , Hats wm-ik !ki wili � � :! DhU A XiJMMMaAr,. Cifd H -r. «4 ! ??!! WOW D«mH A CTM JCc«r|. Edif iwa flnfctwr CUmmi� fliiafcafth Carwr, V � war, |um W d f km . mi Mtog pwn� i ©� a™� bvtn V hn S fnr-. Wm Ward A4 CK� -« HW vj kai Dorarff C + +' '■ r aVM WiIt i Will nlTW AOW Pwtricaa M-I! fwMi ■M danite w«a«, I '•:• •■ ' -• V r M «Eft WOW ' W,:-vrt O.t Or fccA Ewan C«jiMr, fewtafr R(4«l. NINTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE riWT ROW f.Mkf Wrt� i «a r',T-i hrttpr Ctatoa, I'OIT. STCOVD ROW Oft!� — Wt-i Co'Jtn. V � d m« ItAfaad OMUmmd, CKfii THCRD WCr Putmi. A fry U«pDov94 feUac lu rr ft fffrwl WOW tia a Vj� i lC« hifB foftffrhi nrtM now U.rtH W«roel Coftafc tod! Oj? SEVENTH GRADE TTWST -0W |r� M l£ a � 1 4 :' i - - Ktli'i © «SCWP- 0’ ' ftf«nP r togvi. If-hr L w� hm h t rh«n. Otn Wood TKfJO HOW SatfiT im WW, Wm W rw ©orMKgr Y«to rp Irwf ca nupi rAOL J A I T fc. V E 2f mmmm uimattm COEJUTE CUfiSnUS ( ) c O h CL N CC o BOOK III A darkened room, candles glowing, o faint sound of footsteps, hushed voices giving vows, and then the handshaking. Every student has dreams of taking part in such a service which makes him a fufl pledged member of some organ- isation. It is in our organizations Ihot we really come to know one onether, for it is here that we pursue like interests. Students and faculty unite together to ctd progress onti advance efforts in the voricus fields of endeavor. A glance into the inner workings of such activi- ties reveals o spirit of cooperation, rule based on representative gov- ernment, live groups functioning efficiently and accurately. ALPHA ERUDITO r«oi SEVI ALPHA ERUDITO The member� o! thta MQOfuttili on censa! ct those «Ka hove reee.ved sflHiffiiiiip Upon jfrd nt� c« ’rocn fctgrs schco� The group purposes. Jo RanlEBi Itw nine I . n •chclonhaji' that won etr-d«n:«4 pfior � college enhance T!u '«� «ebiMim� bejqn with a. dispiay Ihe fte i,ti n talent � n the dub The lype ol program baa been varied as much a |vmvible i. o:def to teaue the pnrhe.i alien cl every member Vie |y� n lrr:l S� «nM o menus KfittiHvr: ictioucr ..... «OSS U33£U- - - • IhUBfl BflVM - • S L CttWCNTS STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Trvo Student Advisory Committee headed by Chairm-ar. Harold j‘,ir.ar, lwurvq into act.cn as toon as tney arrived -yr. the enrspua to mace plan icr the big- gest Homecoming Peru has trod in T ars Throughout the year they lunct.cnca as a mod.cm between students and admumtiation climaxing their yean work as sphisw ®i the May icte- W-mnm G'lifc'tB.-Ots Vrutitu Ci r lUAiu lbu u s-u n MQ! UHUT OHL ALPHA PSI OMEGA NATIONAL DRAMATIC FRATERNITY From three of the old guard Gloma Micro Helen Margaret Larson Rodcis Weber, r.ae local chapter of Alpha Pst Omega Motional Dramatics Fratem.iv sprung to a small but mtqltly dub The local Zoia Larr.sxfci Cant fed and rvpar.kcd new members at a nerve-racking dro mat :c-testing, s.de-spl.ttina initiation hetai of flic home of Helen Margaret Larson Following a formal dhnrvo- imt-arte were required to a-ve impromptu a'for i nner speeches, recite Shakespeare. and pro- rare extemporaneous skits Those who sought ar.d found admittance into the organization by prov.r.g the.r pomtrver ance and dramatic ability were Virginia Tnvoly Do-rc-lhy Ann Cnatnoy Frank Sam trier’: Mary brabclh Werner Doan Karr and Mary Ohve Richards ft A few week’- later upon a darker,'-'i stage, members wore given o formal inihaiicn with masks and candles .;per Y.sed by PtoIcmoj Robert Moore and Dr Smith Trie fraternity gained full contiol of the stage tuarvarjoir.ortt construction and des.qr tor Moonshine ana Honeysuckle and n March elected Dorothy firm Cootney owl director Door. Karr .t-cqe manager, Kathryn Ravel! ou-ur.c-. ’ ar. aq« A Sa-nt Patricks party held at the heme of Dorothy flr.n Coalnoy started die second semester off with a bang, at which lime pians were laid out lor radio play.- and a College Parade. Cfril'Mr friAftlCrff tar t Mis J Vi«ri hcHtf] � « ♦ VWm Wmar mot serfmtv iff BETA BETA BETA INTERNATIONAL. BIOLOGY FRATERNITY Re'a Re -� wm oiijarured tot the | .r- pc � o‘ supplying tor tre biological vren� er. m honorary undergraduate fraternity it. : trs-jJd be wtnunental tn promoting th.v d 1 pgrtxent o! learning and tr. furthering the cb • cctives of science I.V«t;nt. ■ of teporii gr� d diim non '■■'■ current Sopers m the fceld of brolagy Such 1 { es ns Socialired Medicine Genet a and War have been profitably discussog A cup c! coJioe eenciudid all meeting f +m, to 5� f� CWa 9 m N.uftuftoui 1 T«' Aim ?♦ ’� M r ■■■� .« v « Ni C S - JTe - • t rinuw Wjii U a« 9- mIw P « trr, r Jr I If, • ► i-RWMr fm tm ?• t P« nali C lt 1M « COLLEGE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION Among the re!.nous organisation e? the «mr-.li the College Catholic fl v c.-H. -r ; one o! the mod active Every ether T-.-n -.day ever.jig Reverend Adam Srnydt Mff nfca City drives to Peru, to sp r the : f. r Informal discussions are baicd upn the rela ben cl reLgion to the present. Tho oaol program of this group was hooded by two tnSortnoJ pcffi.es Several trips were made lo Lincoln by a number o! men leers to visit 'tie Newman Club o( the Uruvcr- n;.?y el Nebraska Tt-e officen were Edwm FaUeen Prer der-t •dm Mae Fete-rum trice pre :dent Maryheth Reck- an secretary 1r nu� r Alie� Truminor and Ich-n Gmtie. chairmen of socvil commit- tees nui 11nH i r-ixm DRAMATIC CLUB SCORES BIG HITS Rr-1 :.tri.':MoUfe W«r� r crvo Ttivo -Y rnd Miem at table .-•nlcrcji� ' . dealt out the fate al the Dramahe Gut- (nut year m radical change-, deeper drilling into the orbs -rid more !«n days were '.died-,tied The -s-Tani ration's membership sal! wci -period tp ail llicr-c who wanted to join, and these volunteers. lacking sufficient points to t-ec-.: me actives remained apprentice mem i.of:, fi:| ploy •-usts were immediately made members el the dub Old gradi witnessed the t leuentation o! The King Rides By, 1his year s Homecoming p'-ry. with trie following cm' Edmund Dorset Frank Summers. Sirnnjcn-. Tnorr.ua. CSunnock L'ar.da Keen Margate! I .arson. Cecily Dor m-s Betty Cole Capta.n Rarys Wheatley. Udw... flrgabrigh! Dei - rah Wincite]! Gwendolyn Lilt minui® inaie-up Warrick Ha! St sr.dioy. Hi race 5ik Bar. omm Von Eschepbadi Mary Olive Hichard son Voler, i Denn-et Nancy Ellen fortes C t h McCord. Dean Karr. Stully Harold Dslkm fCalherine Wells Mary Lr i Harvey V.r-nr. t Tnvdy was student director Members earned brawn points by back --?a:w activities ®d train f- • by attend a . choral reading directed by Laura Baum by instructing K ¥ A h-iu.ro rj.ri.,. in dramatic art or by raking a wctroa ol trie SO Peru Flayers to lutor Enrolling old hands at she game J r places on tire technical string Director Robert D Moore n presentation o! Lula Voimcr'-. :■!?� « idaf-tatior. o‘ Mc-rnshuv and H: geyr.i.. c,e g.ven fonuary 29 was dubbed by ; laya ira as successful as his top flight Outward Sound ' Helen Margaret Larr.rn veteran -ret den.gner pictured a chocolate brown Vine covered cabin and a typ.cal stone well xs tw_ orindple objects in the well bejonced sel Gale Carter crowed basked and shot guri Lke q ptofflisiqndl sound olfeci man The cost who blended love, lead1. pigs and philosophy w® Gem Beits Emr-.i H- r reek Maw Brtts Mary Lirafcetk Wome: Buck Gaddi-. De-nrt Karr. Paw Betti f.arrr- Steele Itr.ev Hyatl, raet imxtr rout Ooioihy !.w;ng. Cracker Gaddis Phyllis Bor,- son Ptr.lt Freero Clyde Hun!, Anrue Bevin , Modunna Adee iVjyteg Godd.s, Bill Soak . Tom Bevinr; Gail Miller Peddler Carter ichr, m Gypsy Carter. Lot;; |osk«3; |«4?o HdwJts. Hubert Hunsekor tn March, the dub held a bock to the ktrrr. movement aSSair with a barnyord (esi at tended by milkmaids and hired hard� trt their haydcry, who reeled and hopped to hddio and caller, dunked doughnuts and went homo with sore tool, sprained antics, and straw ;n their ha.r Chickens Fmdie the Bull, ducks, and the three little pig were horn the brushes o! Cdalnoy and Larson, music and general ar rangomenis wore laker, care o! by Clyde Hunt Two M I N K contests wore arranged by EUratnoiic Clubbers as debater; readers and actor irc.iT Sour state appeared on the ccm pus Vi'T Liraboth W nv T RijSh Creo VirgnMa Tr v«3y PreS Mow Oku Jfm!i riv EVERETT LITERARY SOCIETY EVERETT LITERARY SOCIETY T'jp i?� run.% c! sfcc Everett Licrary So Catty n.t year J-.tnre ©cef. eaucotcntri a wei. b vc.i! Th subject oi PariiamerJary Law wan t. � f-a -rra daicusud with the cwjwa (iCf, «i Dean Imtnan Sood gaih t jag of lire «: v. will Ion re remembered at h;j.n � r«1- -I he meeting hour The off.cpr i the trV lemestor irfre Ptc drd fcert Hal. V c Pres, dent Pay K-r ■ i j Secretory and Treasurer £ula Redenbatigh Scecr-d w rr. ,'m o‘!;CW� were Ernes! Her ace £ Prca.dool Kathryn fteii� Il Vice Pro.}, deni f ary Matthew Sw®v -and Wuwlrcd Hoi], Trrav jfcr Spitwor Mm Kirk. W ;.h� ■ H A a iw $ r«ytc ' wpiipf� � : i 'AV’ilyt'W EPSILON PI TAU T-? recognt O1 skill pfoentte v: csal e ‘ic-.or.ey tt-i '■ • .ter and reward rowsetd ore ill© rr.ojot ennui oJ Epsi lor. Pa Tau Thin yoat Do chapter wa-. honored by the , -o -:f 1 ; W E Warner. Nalional h ctt ta y ot 1 fjulc-a Pa Tau. During hit a bas- que! rt •.. s!r,-n erf the year and a reccplion were held The autstond fi j odivil.c. jf ih© y«tf w©re a new - tetter ard a tour of several high schoolr. Metnfc i rup i- per. lt jur.i ra .ir.d r.cn.an totJjOMVj .ft the dei JTlr oftl and who have superior rctr.kiftu Oificerr. were 1� foil; wt Roy Lively Press dcot H« BoaUnai. Vice Preiidonl Idhn Horton Secte'asy FRESHMAN LEARN TO DANCE |«f ' iwif.ijjig w! wtr.le erorvr.ij first mm Loot Ucwfjfc If. , group cawimtntN oa rhythm and rekmation Qtticors were Dcr.� Ottr President Glen Young Vice Prcs,d«nt Luaie Sch. ix-xier Secretary Treasurer Stcl.u R� iae Upper ckm Sponsor Mia Martin Faculty fMv.iot U p| or class group te: inrf. wni S i� ! Petomcft. Sw Hr---� ir rri Gol1� ' huchattan Hots ck Knouse Gceriro SCRIBBLERS Pr.manly itit«fsi«d sr. nealiw writ iri ) Wfiyld'te SLkiw.- convened io study .ns and oat at publishers re.eetion sips and srtnurcnpti hoar, (he experienced Mrs Baker CcmlructVff CTilxn'ct stunst ! re-s ih«l � Jor rd verso wni-nq Ofh«t� were 1 1� t wnnW Presi- dent Nadine Naeve Secretory Treasurer l-Iaiyc Thcft a� Secx-rd retn«!« Pre- dent Maryon Thomas Secretary Jreas -iret Nadine N-ieve Upper class Sponsor Merritt tANVul Advisor f.’rr. fluiter PERSONALITY Sltewng good grooming lor shis year r pkn dub members moaeled cor rect styling sn riolhw, proper color com enrol-jm flooring trace up and STiOT? cotfhm Oltitw were Evelyn Mode; Pren den! Aidu Piaget V.ce Prendent Luc.ile Sherman. Secretary Luo lie EXiey Trem urer clou Spfisoti were Mta:r.t Were� Low Mooacnber Faculty Advisor MIm Brock ney near ncv iNTt-tioiu CLUBS PCmi FLAYERS At fttor-� ?e ottaf dr-ga fhe or 3 3ft notion j. ifj-n club tsai ns voukt fcn- Ifapfeoini arJ GoMti rjt.ocr 'trrf P ■ Tit c r’ Ql f |o� R -v VIC Pr •■'- !� ! £fafk e to-- 2 -:« «••. Mi� Ge iti 7- i | 9 .• •■ I K v� i Upf- « Spr.r � Mr-,’ L ' ;l •■!. '«V • ••■- A-: -1 ■ M- M U| r!n 1 � p Hx h k John or Kafr h fi� !V i i ' m Cr - ri W’. Chri ir Scud - v-� t e?nr Gic: ;■ fawk� ; Sin—jarti H� ium CRAWBADS 1 a|V lifted � 3.1 lh C |fl?Upq!lOT. 5or up rail t kv-liw’? a p IrfWOirj «3! !b c2d l‘1r|f?}f� iP J boU' -rr c� L -i?Vd05V 4 tor mrotor polo tVit af.d 5 !r.� A' '� f-2 1 CT cr • ' ’i i: JrfcSloIly •� f P? � r. drfll B� ‘i Rr-v« F r i! S .f«3-i.i� S t� (•'tfy-Trvoaixiw. McrqM JVailcrr Mi! !, ftrjrCrt� ? Hatcld CWjlkto tir-r f - 5 spcr :r £ i- - flrdf - A4v::rr Mf CAMERA PbsK torJhy JvoifMa rod ihe« hobby □coi-n.J rhv Oifnrfo Oufctouf to rap ctr,nn on iuld trip and 4 v i4p r ra1t« 0?i n Tit � and PN� d M Charity PcnadJv� Witda Ful' OfV Vao Praudvnt, F fP Pv«r, cr ?; •- l,jjvdy. S cr� !3ry-7r Kri'jfPt. F'ij3r Wi : fVt c P r '«K i Up r- £a Sponsor ft Li,� : nt J Mr mm JviT-3 tin. ur , r«i blVAl r-ooi� Ihi� ctal? and (tfiiit+d «r ei on -!sih «lid d+ti n+d t3i ir on ft GferUftsa cardi Hi: - Wf Pjr i r '. Edith WrtQfhl, Vic PltMd n L- rtfif-.r (' -rr -r 'Ty Riot- HCinrr rnr, Ups - - i op: R.itn Hti-wll. fllv, :r. Mi DLifkll fftOL H VCNTt X!fcr GAMMA CHI HOLDS Laii yM! a youngett G-arr.rra Chi, t .rra.i � «d fwifi interesting n cmc]F .r.to oetetlul odoMcn� ,dcr i'w� d.recticn r.f the stub ea iw ! and '.j.jftrn Dean Punning Membership activity and icon m tefeet Ixm developed n Tura and o «OOSCR O OJQ 3T.LZCd hin WOS pTSStWd by eont.n unt «nthua.ian.ni and unlimited paitjcipatton Ruth Cr . n« s murnoal and iremory failing announcements furnuhad c nvo- calnan go � with a torve ice atier week end Md.wm and boosted uwmlwnhap ‘ r the «hi� - But m November Ruin re «soned the helm to Phyllis Benson who was n.i. ved fcy Roberta Ccwei Vice pe , der,: i jOTPdied by Mildred W;l ItOBSti ani Betite 5k m Secretary - feesjjei C--m i: embers Helen Wtlbertjcr hutb Suhtuis Marjorie Kennedy. Barbata Beoi W.lvtred Hali Best.e Boom, M.ldred WiUxnr.4 and Phyll� Benwn gotretod 4of quick WfltefWCW and lightning ac •ion to booil entertainment from dancing !o paper race’ at bi-monthly iun !m!i Cuftaafu, eyebrow pennis and the room i os bathrobe, cohftiscaled all to pa fade Old Curtail1 y Shot Shepherd : ’ the Heel . Two Skip Happy People. An a lea wiih Dirly Tocei and Larondar and Old Lace, rrt the TsiJe Bad! MSOt CtOMTT TITLE BALL FI glimmer «5 o eroso section of ihe party-goers show living and laughing results. February II. a Song and Boot Title Ball was hold in. ihe Kec Boll whore Angles With Dirty Face - aiKttrded ty iom celestial hands with Two Little Girl?, in Blue and came down farther rtill to play with two desperate prisoners m striped and numbered gowns trimmed With balls and chains Heidi fane Eyer.' Lavender and Gid Lace. Two Cjgarctres in the Dart. The Timber Line ' “Capiam Kidd, and a Gypsy Sweetheart, were among the colat fully dressed dancers represented Noting the intimate positions of iheatre dales, plus capers m the cafeteria. Gamma Chi has as its purpose this year, the improvement ©I campus etiquette, which Margaret Henderson began at a regular secarote convocation meeting In the form o! an Emily Post Quirt?. Corniest ni MMf £ UlOHtY'OlM! •w PTOil D V«. Dwhkhwf Qlbri 0, A Hfrrvfch ® Kita Ltfe an tlirwif L n if M n W: P 5« PtrflhHf ftsndaU KAPPA DELTA PI Ffom a poCRic brealstas! and marble tournament in ihe spring, where now members -were entor- t-iined. to 0 lull year's program studying current educational de vclopincnt in Nebraska. seemed only a slier 1 stop as the local Chapter ol Kappa Delia Pe, Beta Mu endeavored tius yea� 10 secure a working knowledge a! the wends � n modem education With Laura Baum president Robert Snyder. Vice president Clara Dunn hltiorian - reporter Ruth Sutor i ub secretary. Alice Ulbtick lieasurer and Dr Paul Maxwell counselor. discussions were conducted an school adram a!ration, curriculum revision, per -cnnel and gu.dar.ee vocational educaljon. and Nebraska State Teacher Association The Ser temper social meeting and a demomiraiien school theme, with Maxirvs Randall as teacher and relay races hot dog-t and pink lemonade as extra features Johnny Maxwell. 'Isa belle Tear, and ' Nellie” Dunn- ing portrayed typical problem children The history o! Kappa Delta ft was rj.ven by Clara Dune and At.ee UlCr.ck art the October meeting when ten new mrobtfi were initiated Caroling, singing 1 O test mg and Chine� ® Checkers were Indulged in a! the December 19 meeting held at Dr Maxwell's heme mac eiqhtttwo )t. S p r� R-.lfc 5-.VJ! ta IrttWf ft I Vi . 4 TMi� ' Cti t . Hi-t-c! “•{4 lr: f« � tml € um Iot The group unanimously agreed Ib« torn� mat hematics should be required ol every high school student while Lalm should be olleiod as an elective only, at the fanuary meeting at which Claro Bright and Patricia Lundy gave brie! reviews ol modern curr.ni lutn trends Panel discussion was held March 2fl upon the question, ’ Should I Lrvcoiwao My Best High School Pupils 1o Become Teachers in Nebraska? j w Tyler upheld the allirmative with the a d ol Roy Lively, and Mary Hiimcm and Mary Crush .'-poke br the negative tUm+mtw 7«r Tvtvtfy ft Mall fo vrhl‘ TyUr Wil raoi- i. pcsh i Y iHU tr KAPPA OMICRON PI NATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS FRATERNITY Tfcrfr proflua� 1J1U year included a «ludi1 ol een- -turner otluml I 4-n!rl Srlp la Otfti'lba and wrmral odal tvon'i 'Jumeroui dinner� w r«i nf«d by Ifc fraternity da toothy «roup oimpu o asiit«Ui.- ;4 aid rtfnifturyiy duh In fun she president and 6 la cl the lacoS cu. 7y - r or- i nded lh Rationed Conciam held In Sonia Barbata Calllornta. TK 'III-- ver. Wiry Mall he ■ Vie PrerLrfefll. W]«lr ftut nlcir-|v £ 1 l-ar T. Edr-.a Wi- P� i«f r T? a« 4-' f (tg a .‘1 ui.yriu . Guard 12mm K«-p - i GutaH repor� � � Verona ICcti ic.Wcil-SRT ■•' jfc !fcKfcxr-r C.«« II v i 11 Mila ■■ P ’ -� 4+4$} , £, «rv,a W« pr e W- d-yii LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA NATIONAL PHYSICAL SCIENCE FRATERNITY !teur« i lo ui a peculiar ika� $hia3 «4 £$ + CM f «i- W «ii H her and tb� -« qu alx� ui arm ana «rpenoienit tt� tv Lsebij Tbe local chapter o! Lomhda l«lla Lr-ii4l in = Is Irt ebjpil IM | ramotion at ln!ur««t In Hie iludy ol eherrv'try and jr-hyi.c-t Monthly reefing i «eft ml oK report and oeaera! di c -.� .xjca ol cune-o; i?pn ac4 duamnn to the lirdi ol pfeyucai cie«c Officer� vere: PreePtoni. Glenn Yont Vice Pirn- der-r. !! � ry Graih, Socr lary-Tic nutor. Cordon Gilbert root ! iSHtf-foti� PHILOMATHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY PfeJo.- 3 «I W34 ■ phvt 1V «i'3if.y eluant art v«ry r giul � m t3r,qi llpwjfrjr th «yuidnn .« -ii Pt� i 1- rt Vfcf fctll-J Trtv «|y. Vi w P� - •iwf'il W-mr-- S ‘CT ' iy Carfax bhftacfv. Tnkuunh 1 47« 6du $ f0 onr i' ■ «mi WiUfednt IfcllflL 5h dttb sulld� p- t 4 ft iitf s wnmtAm lb - «•irsi w« to frvcNvnt L tfny Vic fV+at Jkftl Juivo ModUl tnM'y Ho ?. -I Tres '..f r Kaiicy Ol ft [ rFi « «rid 5e-rg -a� .' fit Armj Ern t Him pqffiid o fi dwtMfi m nr. tsproT hi tnoco r ip4i«i uuh rv.n vc ttoelAon Itorwro ftaorfr CfOM ry-V� OuKiunf Taj ihdfc-rf Fia K d Oiiw f GtoM+r W Mali Ifautfmcirti liwWf? Kwe Kftc.ii If bv Mk C3 Mn.ct-a Mdflfch SIGMA TAU DELTA NATIONAL HONORARY ENGLISH FRATERNITY Sterna Tau Delta concentrated this year m creoiive writing 'with inspired members reeding iheir brain childs at monthly meetings In September, the club man’ aged watermelons at a feed around tho Dutch Oven, and plotted the National Convention Irip to St Louis, which wen later postponed The fourteenth of November, the group hold a ban- quet m (tie Homo Economics room as part of an initiation for IS now members President Norman Lit- tiell greeted guests while Alice UJbrieJt countered with a re sponse Acting as spokesman, Professor Florence Martin, ipoke on Grey Robert Frost, giving a vital view point o! the poet and Eus works fn February, ino group was entertained at the home o! Dr and Mrs South, who used trie valentine theme where poems and short shorts wore read, and plans to: a lor mol banquet were drawn up Highlights ot the years meet irsgs wore the reading of Faye Bouses poems. Lula Reden- bcugh's tribute to a small brother. Ruih Cronos birthday cake short story. Dr Komgs casket reverie, Leona $;rmnoivs unusual vignette, and Mrs Bakers tubing weather poem. March oliored spring lor poets, a formal occasion for stylists, and a banquet served in the Home Economics room Toast master Liltreli oflered a welcome to now members and advancements were PfiQE eighty.six LsnisU • «• M� tm mode To active membership were advanced Margarel Henderson flu! a Hedertfeaiigh Wary Olive Ricbafcben ?e«t Wtftilenwrt. Kathryn iCrvouw. to awvoewsie Winifred Hali. Gladys Maior� . Riylli: Benson. Oflie trucker. la pledge Mario Cbehey, Dorothy Fischer Monlo Jean Gainer Sa- rene Hauplman. Erma Horrbcrq. Marjorie Print? and Teem Sf; rr Mw Henderson responded for the groop Oust) speaker vw Wr Donald Hold. Professor of Speech and English at TarkiO Goifeg . Sm U«u p Junk Missouri Hut subject, Do Wo Live flfjain?1 concerned Hoborl Brown,ng Mr Hold, cat alumnus q! Baylor University. Texas vivid ly described! the Baylor Browning Library which is die largest Browning collection in the world Mr HcM rr'-nd My Last Duchoii Incident ol a French Camp and excerpt from Andrea Del Sarto and ftabbt Ben Ezra’ by Brown tna His fcxvol expeessi-on vreil controlled voice and manner brought out the thought o! Brown mg with exceptional dearness M -'o irw ,l-.Ur.Kj.j Xv'taa- ' Tmm Tiinti E (“ «� � fS P«U' n hvm P-dtarrUc i Stoasu JfcMpure UUtTrf� W.‘l� f V-Ilks� ruai EIOM T-S 1 VtK Y. W. C. A To eight ©14 members odd dashes ©I will mgtvomji originality and a barrelful ol ooipr- ability to gol a strong orgam jrrjiion and a «veiling !f«oyiy YWCA muted ths recipe this year to dish out shirring results which went something like this Polk dancing with Y V' partner? a Kasiput Ksrtviro flm-.i ti W day presentation ©t the Unknown Soldier the annual convocation Chmlma pageant a cantata sung by the Gills' Cboau, and caroling and a etuli supper now an es tabltshed precedent Comtmanon group discussed doily ptob lams the arts and leisure time President I eora Lifchart was sent to two cwnventons tn Kansas In March, Iho cabinet attended a con forer.ee at Wayne Nebraska OHioors were Pres,- dents. tTiist and sec- ond semesters | teora bbhort Faye Bouse Vice Presidents Laura Baum, Rita Russell Secretary Eula Reden bough, Kathryn Sap- ling Treasurer Evelyn Freeoul, firdist Christ- ian Minor OHioer Wilma Parnell I«ar. Kc opp©3 Glerr.a Miors lean Winkloman Mas in© Galbraith, Virginia McCoy, Eleanor Hemp- hill, Eltrodti Dahtgran. Enid Sloltorsan Iswna Sifmr.cets Musa Wag oner Flaihlictn inWHup.!. oar-.dta tight as Bout ravs Item Ci.pr� iri n! IiRmh r W c A twpa Oaii.i in thair ¥ « ■ M� ert ter � tarura actmtan Rrkafblu}- JlTtl ovar I ha fT to� T ralgn� 1o Banting MCE UQKTT.tKtHt Y. M. C. A. yyCfl eottttautft 1o !iift3i r ih relalLssuhip h iveen. young sn n. Chri Hai .ity. and an Hiirvg Guided by Eld Tutr.-nons and MarrLn Scbacht, rpmlers which induct Prc-J Shvkr; Rfv Ptasyv Ll, Rev Ticitooa . Pro!, Tbe? on, Prof Swxi. and l.V-on [ifr.rr. fpc fi. wor® braughl bo toe « the Herabor FiPfl! io r.e .f-®r cabin ! included Gordon Gaibo:! Vice Prc'idenr, John Colllft. Ttw-uW; Marvin Ecbachl, $ f !-ary. -nM ft M. Prcgra� Chair- man Sorc-ttrl afluwSw eaiHnet indued Merrill Jon-ieh. Vice Pr «sidoni.; Jcwro Laoihftft. T i-uw?r Harold LVilJairi. and Sid Tkfamon , pro- gram Chairman L� H W HO H +d Ccf.ui Ifc+f« uXC-UM U Srh 'M L Ms CoMK i It ivsti I� •� vhuxbw-j «iJy btaefc BCiyk -� P r o r ■ •riafl it� r + • L ti to ivjrt.i ltK i c k. Kr-'.- rfc . Hn-rn. liarvli H lb Cli-s� H mktk tat� ' IkrfCfc- 4P. Eiawsuyj. 1 ► n Crorf W ta � frtfdr DORMITORY Fifteen girli -wore installed into olhce by sandl � - Sighl. pledging !a;ih. taop ra ion. ar-d tvic lor •b fcxhil Ifltofod? 4 ih dcemilcry Dutiei ranged COUNCIL triWtt ‘ dtihlng ogl campus !1' wilh unpcetudlcvness to arranging fait and .spring forrsali with the fc 5 hand ior Ihe Y KCit; blGUTY'HtNC ORCHESTRA The Coi lege Orchestra hesitating tfte first ««mentor, but swinging irio the second •le.ncsler with a high ranking vtolm group, and an unusually good liato section ortioyed a bullseye bkboh The ihomga ot cellun was tho only vulnerable port.cn o! tb orgcmra !) � . cut natior� ! tatef M«Hv !wn Ga.w vwsltrt: ianet Harrn. pemlc and t-Gan Chehey, psano, rnad-c up this deficit V H findea, director, attended ih« Worth Control Music Educators' Conference on March 19-24. field in Detroit Tho theme ol tho convention wan How Can Muse Best Serve tho Basic Ptxrpcee ol Education ■ fin ettlerwive program of oecton meeting ci;nte . and concerts were presented Tlie lalh. wing numbers were aired over llMt Peru Hour, Bauree in G jmr.or. by Bach. Symphony Minature Number 3, by Johnson. Wanna Overture by Belttn and In the Mystic Land of Egypt by Ketelbey The orebeAtra added their symphonic touch to the graduation day exerow by pi-ay i no the customary pfoeessionol and recessional marcher. Also incidental music was ottered by the group between acts at the college prays Bouquets go to Professor i ndra ter hi development of an e pe©a..y hne suing sec !ico, a dwradenslie which has always been outstanding in his- organisation� V.OUiVS Mii� i -� � - Ohm. - fi • I t%- � wm S—■ V-3- - - T . ■--j C i Xv� M H+U� W, � - p� - ...r Va-j 1.U-- V i- -•■ - 4 t� «il Vi™ - M .t Mr-tlwi H'l-H.-Tir. fi llp pl '. 1- ■ • I C . .-rl. VWC l L' ■ • I Itfcw Inn CLflf.rro.Tx wm.-wi twin Mm rLUtrs !■� M.T-- Ct«� K . 0 011 Htrf L,,-Ir I-I IS VIOLS town? M .. H mn I —... r� JsSH HO w T UH (w— iR.jnrir M Ci us i m «ms X� M rr TrtJMrn K «! � l bcc-oori U« 4 tTHKO L-«ff IV r.P.U ftHCJSSJWi n Lf� L-rOhi.n Vl«W? If llfl.!.. —On-fT-M r«QL Ktrttrv Coth riiu� MitJuaj |ftqp- W' La? n UiiM fc «enr r l« a Lmt . M i W-a i—� • H ' m.. !� � � .- Kaffir - CMv-m IwH tfffH W -1- r .'« IW li«T k Hr f� ► 3 Km :-p CW.m G « i Oorfc� G.!b r1 Wuiiarft r dlJbqMMtf toy Uralf O i {� Jftn-Ja ‘1 C rift tMdtyr Ftttal BiJfe UiMfkp Baa bvf t Mhi hcUtM HTt Unfei CldvMi V. 3 .- Jnt lr It ?� ' T'TMkfcrf B “lM( M ■ Id SpiTiJ UjR r ’Onr� i� • L� i Hr -fc . W«t:r Gifr-a.-- fcM Bma fcrifc Mrer- Har ■ •• Crw Km Mfl Tt3W“W ihrin . £y.ma bftvia fltaufitr. IMJ £� «tiin EVins Itvr f« -■ ■ S -r • P ri 5 sfe « Btoyt 0 N I 5 «%— DlW w WHAT NO PERUSINGER WILL FORGET Pop Sleek ringing hsa imaginary school bell students ambling in the door to lind i nw seating artortgenvenl ambitious men; bars passstq out books all w.r.dowt thrown wide open, tnwr c «Lind� and tertie drums to remove to make ready tor the rest itumsc or- gonttatwn coming up Opening up I ho organiipciticn 1o anyotvr who wanted to sing, removing the ilipukili-w o5 on trAano voice test PtolcnMor Steels tound himself with, 100 «ingen on hut hands 1be large majority oi them women Uul Ihu dd not stump an ambitious director, lor with this surplus oi female talent he organ,red the lint git! glee club hod m yean Trie group functioned actively iho first somosrer and pee ienied a ChnUtncM Cantata at iho annual Y W. C fl Christmas Program Tim Porusingets tackled a big job this year in undertaking the imk ol learning a complete Sadi Mofel Other number winch gave the pee-gram public appeal core '-ted of The Echo Sang Death and the Maiden. Has.pod. Potnihii Rest and three negro spirituals. Deep Rivet f.|y Lord Whal a Mamin, and Swing Low. Sweet Chariot Playing hosl lor the lirnl toe. the Peiu Bingetr. entertained the K«-imey and Doan® chorunee who each prestmied concerts which proved e ceil n! music lessonr, and «liroulaled greater iniere ! The chmai o! the season that thing which alJ Peru-ungera awdOttsly look forward to. come-i when a selected group boards their stream lined bus waves farewell to iriersdr. and ler.-.en and leaves on theif annual spring tour [flpnl 2-16}. mat utiitT om BAND PROMOTES VIM, VIGOR AND VITALITY - A school without a band pancakes -an� syrup a skirt without a upper a fral -leee minus a muror wmeftinj) def- initely locking Imagino a convocation tally, a basketball cr football game witiiout Chopin's a. i bass r.vjnavj Redfem � triple tong mug ard Gahv m the dantMl ct3cr.. flinging abroad ow coflvg colon unt� l all who listen are oktppmg hands ortd stomping leal in rhylhm Thai touch of verve and rhythm so e--s«r tusl to hot waving and fool patting more than filled lire gcrp left lor it on this campus Proo being m ibc left owr float pmodt irregular 'imim such dr r-.nl', Wsdnmdny m-rr.mg lhat one period when all look forward to at ie ani one morn mg' sleep, the band managed to concentrate «n o«rt;ou� ly during the test senw-sfef Band members turned out to dm raids on hometX'miTrg. torch light parades basketball and football games Peru Hour sessions convocation programs alt of which tunes gives a chance lor a hard to grve that added vim, vigor. and vitaliiy to an aite-d: pepped up bunch of Jo College® oovnm k «i� � r -t iw g i u , r,., r � j:� i. twhr So t pi i Inmt Cts At fi« tv� - Owr'U OW� u4 Gwr i G -ii I ,lUJM .nr I. | ttarmr� tau� Uqt-.3 h fru J i . , i ms Hr. -� U.V'f. Ow;� - r.s • TKOMvCiNpi rt� k h i Cim� M-‘. l t£ .r.� if IVw..- He Oatowi B«.ih 3rt .... I- r,« Vu,r Hal . Vu.r Vl.- nu Oi uosv Jtae A :«- ■ kccouj Wo- Ckrtfi IlHk Wm Our latm Omi Isa - n ri r-ki'Vr Laviafte I� -4� b -rr+ K� ,| ii W' i«- ll.nifON) Maiy L' Ksrwjf, im N Mli' SASGOO'I 0 01 r Lively |IU$ .n CVrriA. tUi-tl hwtsi, Vn « M t m mr paoi KiNcrr.two CCfcfcTTf iflr U Twfc � i rUWlNra • ■• G -'l Atum H-arr e . PrCCOLCfc Ut • , U-m ! n Os r«i |3h� t M«rm WVW5 Twi-i M «c- U • W-� C . r 1 SAXOPHONE W--I • T VPt;-sr kv-w K«ar i in PfittOQ Wtfcb Hh . NtSfi HO N nitKCH IIOW U .i ► • • ! PAHlTO'M U� � , ti H� f«v f r.nr� t C� N«t« HttCiOft PEP BAND • GERON Sooted around o les decem boli io give a hcaney atmosphere the Gcron sang for Peru Hour, and mode personal appearance upon the durus tnp chalking up a successful season for the young warbler� featured in their repertoire were STRING QUARTETTE a group ol Brahms Gypsy Songs Southern Fonts - lion Sorvgs. and a group ol Bach hymn� R auporior violin quartet presented many weLL- lirushed number� two of which were Scene Champetre by Guido Poptn. and Minuet from Septet by Beethoven real miun i min RADIO Slardua'm OoroLhr ftnn Coolfwp War; Haim. arvi LvcllU H-ar hon do o Im nl nwirg it� � . Wiwrf� .“ ! i'rMsiR |an i Ri'iu U it Otriur. and Monte Swb.'«i Gomes fts'i'.n of Pos-s Lorry Frued Itieg -abroad m� «liege color Proicr-sor G H- Stock climbed down horn Inn inurne stall lc road • tigunl m rvoIoQUfi idled with curbstone phtf lopbyin JuM Htn Thrnton’ Superintendent S L Clement , Pro Wtcrs W S Thor or. Robert Shuler Calvin Reed, Pr«-ido«1 Pate, Dean ) n morson and Dr Maxwell spoke ci V I N K Contest European situa- tions ptctoriai piwtography. educa- tional problems. welcomed and wore welcomed via the air waves fhe Man in the Muddle, of tie f.tmggle between two Tug of war teams, all, gators and Song underwear gong is Gordon Guber: ■who gave a satssiyirvg decision r. weaYir t bits ol swing In and out of a classical aril notni-classioal structure making up the Peru Hour Furnishing the : orr ginger bread were Sturdusters. Crntrey. liana and litEdton while the more digitized typo ol music was ■luppliod by Iho college «hotus. The Peru Goran and the college orchestra Readings trout the scrapbook o! Piafessor Robert D. McOfo increerted listener's thirst for poetry a.-, the lacully advisors selection® were well chosen and delivered with excellent linns . Vocal soloists ranged from so prana !o way down Ihnr chi ' - ol which were Mem no Sherstad Sylvia Ulmer. Leosa Ltbhari. and Gcrdcc. Gilbert R woodwind ihrcenomo. Mane Chehey, Janet Horns -rmi Monte lean Gdi.no provided flute numbers, while violinists Knothcek Spier Games emd Trenbolrr, presented quartet selections The Dramatic Clat and fllplva Pin Omega con.trib.itod la the program with short play 'The Man With The Blue !’y« wav one o those, professionally presofiiod by members cl the Dramatic Class Perhaps the largest radio audiences of the whole year were those who listened to the thnUmg p lay-by-pdary description of several of our meal outstanding basketball games with Coach Rrt Jane behind the mike okibetating rust Kivnr rovi RADIO upon ploys p p doll . decorations and crowd tathuMXBca This r ar Protessoc JAws. after a � ucct� - ful semester o! gu dunce turned the fcelrr. ©vet to Dean J;tr.cn.«i who brushed the year as the Peru Hour sponsor Thcee men to whom no glory comes but praise belon )■■ wt tr Pr iessor Lftcblrom. Rc s Bussell and Clark Rogers, who patiently gave signals, turned chain and regulated noises, an nervous performor-, overcome rr.tke-fr.ght through Hie glass door The -raid crown with the volvet lining he w ever, u-t F'-d 1,1 tho-ftir Editor. Ruth Crorr whooe writing lor a continuity for 33 broad coat scoopmg. interviewing informing ar.d entertaining striving always lor live novel, won her the bile of being the most consistent of the Peru Hearer- Edit or Crone interviewed Mas Palmet the faculty member who bod been a Per-urion the longest Eleanor Hemphill the youngeii senior in college the successful Bob kitten Coach Bert Hall and the man whose counseling prcduced a fourth peace ratirm in toe Nat.anal Tournament Coach Wheeler The new� pari ol the program featured a re- view of school activities m dramatic form, names of fame in the nows and human inter «1 tales overlooked by JoSmny Public fit rli« osntrols With Professor and Rcuu BMHMi.il To manager director announcer Gil- bert is awarded mar silver or such but praise and adaurahon m hundreds of real McCoy fan letters an answer to the program s parent heart Rnd to ogam foe another year has cosce Irctn ilie Campus of a Thousand Oats another successful series Of radio br-oic-td'. cringing to aruidus parents and lailhlul friends varied pc eg rams of good cnterlommenl V u ha� � tw n Llilsslr.g is- a psf jrsm Irci� , itv� C-irnfiij� el -a Tk-e-uranid Oaks . , GaHen GtU-sn announcs-f i! i a nice long shot on-d it = good flsi Fant« Sfiotts matt Kiiittrnvt PERU Tfe stall ia«t tin sui m i� whet ytodwh k«vt Uwi ''9 ri ia t� '1 m i.jta La-� '-- Ho i Kan-. Sc..t” CmImt WVr- i How Cail'iai'K Lavrj. K«-lltc i. Km!m« iGWma Mhi’i not jwi] Plunging the r Sunday «st nosci onto Ihe yearbook grind- stone, the 1934 Peruvian stall willingly dived into tbe busi- ness ol producing a sagas cmd stsco ol n book by casting in- terest and sludtes ©side as ox- ira-curricutar actsvities and em- phasizing annual plotting Editor Helen Margaret Lar- son and Business Manager Robert Weber learned to sock up annual trend-; at the Me tioftal Scholastic Pros Associa- tion Convention, held Hover; ber 3. 4. 5. at Cincinnati. Ohio to block out results upon thfrf return, by launching candid PEDAG ‘ Urar ftr wtors,- � ho demand mate gn eiip cetwnna, gulp mv.i . , r Editing is a fascinating business, een eluded Ruth Crone on the brink of the printer's inkpool al the beginning ol the rviilorship year on the Peru Pedagog iq« However, the Editorial Rail ol Rs-r.es turned poison ivy when adverse enlieirm poured in tor misspelled names, typographical errors and minuta details which did not suit well aver $00 readers Then began a campaign lor accuracy accuracy accuracy Willi three assistant trouble shooters, Stelki Rogge. Thame Hale and Wayne MflCtnnb. Editor Crone wiped away error ., unbalanced make-up, anomic newstones. gushy features Editorials wilh glowing red vividness, timeliness and truth were enjoyed by her public The power of the press cslab-hshed the ringing ol the victory bell, display ol fan cour- tesy a! aililehc games, and light improvement in campus buildings. Editorials compared modern poetry with that ol a kindergarten pact NIKI TV-SIX VI AN camera contact vijA holding soles coinpaigns ffcitced by staff members Dorothy Ann Coat ncy. t1 .n Rose, Mildred ICrwilicoi. 1'1x1:0 Galbraith. Dean Karr Mary Lzabech Wor n f Ohm Mte« Horace ftehak Faye Btut and fieri Hall. they added to mere esaenhah eovomI new oul-of Iho-rut It-alurer, Included w these were the day-by-day account of ih year activities a rhghtly larger yearbook, and added to lb pnobdmfttd election of ref resentohve student selection of Hie moat populor boy and =jitI attending Peru aionj with much more copy and t.W! and better 1 011!« The crow, now physically ready to st down pork up lor the reaction to their ’ Brain bddc and merely hope to attain a million hall acres m ihc hearts cl those attending Pern OGIAN child boosted world i ; • discussed Roter’ Taylor and convocation programs, built up Homecoming in short, c preyed the views of the Peruvian 1 in an Aplun theme rating ort 0! way. li irtr, if p� !w I pu hmr a±«c_1 a ro ivi laid Um m T+ m Ur Uni We- - C =w. � ■_ Hab Under the careful guidance o! M Florence Martin, the new a :!• r.scs stalked hither and yon hunting with a newsy nose item worthy of publica lion One issue each semester was given over to It� cks-i he publication Behind all wn a strange unquenchable fere inherent in the Crane person ably palled—a drive lar tm provoment mat «istttitvrw BOOK m A v� fol port of o college life s its athletics, ond to rhes Peru is no exception Any student who has heard the woods oroond the Ath held re-echo 0 slow, drawled, roh , rah roh , or the walls of the gym throw bock o fight fight fight. will recall the high run of interest when, o championship ts ot stoke Administrators, faculty, and students, vociferous ond criti- cal, quick to reword a well corned point, oil join in sup- porting the versify teams, car- rying the pale blue ond the white. whether it be football, bosketball, track, swimming, •ntromurols, or girls' athletics FOOTBALL The Sguod fielare� Riter ft Sritl Wcrkout BOBCATS INITIATE TWO NEW COACHES ft carload o! bellowing Bcc-cats came 1o a sudden surprised hail Is lock nisi ono look at iho old cars pus to impress upon thou minds (net functioning too properly aitcr three lasy months) —that something about the place had changed One thing was certain they would not bo received into the open artas of athletic ducctor Glen GiIkesort, and their old pal, “Stu Bailer, tor Giik' had taken a leave ol absence, in order to work on hts Doctor s Degree, while S u' had gone to Omaha University as basketball coach Instead, however, they found standing on Ihe threshold, coaches ft! Wheeler, and Art [ones a bio substitutes. Loacn Wtieeler. a former Oborlrn College grid star, who took, incidentally, a fatal leap daring Christmas vacation, shows a past record well worth boasting For two years he was All- State quarterback and in his last year cl college, A3S State forward, besides being basketball captain lor two years Following his graduation ho played pro basketball for one White Couch nr Wheeler foot era over. -Cooitv fl'l fcwi discuuei ira- pe-!! ar. I 'h;ng with Student-Man- oaer Moroiie Litlfcll f ii a i o r. i ii u n n n t n year and ccocticd a high school team teikiWLfKj which be moved to Iowa Slate w,ih tin ooiSeg coach and! be cam� freshman coach From Iowa Slat® ho wont to Amherst College. and (torn there 10 Peru Al believes in putting out a team that will play good, hard. and clean football, ho promoto� conditioning and careful aid ol Injured players Ho i� a firm believer in intra- murali arid sports which will carry over into futuro years. He gamed (cartoon of fifteen games in one reason From Avoca. Ait moved to Ilk Crook where he turned out three loam� which advanced to the sertu finals ol the tournament Kovanda of Nebraska Sheoley of Peru and Milon of Omaha, were members of bis last great team ai Flk Creek. Nebraska City school system was lonos next stopping place and it was from there tha! Peru secured llie Bobcat new assistant coach Incidentally, In® hobby is studying student and crowd reaction to athletics At the end of the football season a football recep- tion was given at which time Delbert Speck Nel- son wen announced Honorary Football Coptam for 38 Abo announced were the following lettemen. Mart Motley, f Boyer Shwley. Cean Ma.or� . Ogg Greath ise. Yelvicc K McHugh Ptirucker Adams Organ Mdntite. Campbell. Henderson, dump Dougherty Hum on Greene, Floyd, and Manager Mclnute Litttoll Purvrter Assistant ococh. Ari lone� , was a wrei'lmg star, a member of Nebraska'� wrestLng team, m ha day. VkHugh Gre n Wayne Wildcat Claw Bahcaii C-j j Ida; tf - mat Oil 18SDSLC our FOOTBALL FOOTBALL Dcnfcgihfirrty -ar.d Ctequri P«s:m ch-talka i?p vlsrwy over Midland War non YEA, BLUEl YEA, WHITE! Cool crispness of the night air, seeming to bring even closer the tense stillness oi the evening, foretells a great event. ITS FOOTBALL TIME!!!!! Hutton Campen! t Shw]«-y The successive ringing of telephones and the gathering of blankets means that there will be a spirited student body cheering lor the Pctle Blue and the White. Couples, groups, and revived faculty members all with the springing step ol youth leave no shadow of doubt lhat there is a football game in Peru's own bow! Lest they miss the starting gun, they seek the meet advantageous position by the shortest route, A surge of color from two sides motivated by sturdy strong bodies, a kick, o crock ol llesh against flesh, a whistle, and then on one side a line and on the other a huddle tells lhat the game is under way A yell from the crowd, excited voices, the blare of a musical instrument, the roll of a drum, an excited girl clamoring for information on what do they call that play’} shows that the crowd is attentive. A hushed ending to a cheer, a lone figure lying on the field, a hurried movement among the coaches, a quick substitute denotes the clashing of physical powers, Maybe it's rough, maybe it is a man's game, but it is thrilling, it is exciting1 “Fiing abroad our college colors — Yeah —Blue1 Yeah—White!! Get out the pep squad in snappy uni- forms, bring on the band1 ITS COLLEGE DAYS!!! Mo.” Dean NOt ONt MVKbntO TWO FOOTBALL YEA TEAM! FIGHT. FIGHT! PELRU-vs-MARYVILLE An .nesrpe needed and light Bobool team la .led la Mem the green tide from II� Show B� slate os Maryville, Missouri Teacher� romped to a 33 O victory in the opening ol a gloomy 1938 grid season. rerun lirsl minute rushes weir suddenly checked by a series of breaks which set up ti'.e pm� tot touchdown oiler touchdown Peru lorn grilled when Bu.rr.an a( Maryville touched oil the Missounans scoring jp ee wiih cm intercepted pass and a run o! 65 yards Captain Mwiey Leonard Greathouse Gilbert Pufucier and John Boyer were the puHtand uvj Peru Lnenven while stocky Murlsn Camp bell shewed up well in Peru's back held PERU-vs-DOANE With a they-oan t-do-this-lo-us air a much rr,f. fov«d eleven journeyed to Crete to be barely edged out by a 13-12 score layering Doan? The scooping up of Peru lumblei qavo the Tiger dub the game Perui, line wns by Jar superior, turning in 16 limt clowns against seven for Doan Greathouse, Purucker, Boyer. Mellon Camp- ceil Maim Mdntire. Mosley played a typically steady game but noticeably striving lor Ironl and center ratings were Res Floyd, left end •and the datrirarttvs ag-Moging streak. Luther Hutton PERU-vs-MIDLAND Pep rally, old grad back-slapping fiesta , dances and play seemed secondary factors as Peruvians clubbed 1938 Homecoming a huge succeis The foal cause lor enthusiasm was the revorsement ol lh« tables on the Midland Warriors in the ciltornoon fracas irom which. Peru emerged Victorious to the tune of 21 -6 Jor-dear ole-alma mammy Featuring Little-boy Hutton Piano-mover' Campbell and Lucky Majors, the Bobcats were out lor meal Snagging an arrow pees Majors sSjlj-anr-cd h way down haM the length of the held to the Warrior happy hunt- ing ground Boyer. Nelson and Greathouse all played bang-up football as the game was chalked up on the victory side PERU-vs-KEARNEY With the words Kan Kearney and Klion a motto m iho dressing room, the Bobcats jour- neyed to Kearney homecoming The history ol Porn-Kearney alhiclic meetings has been one ol biller rivalry Peru Bobcat?, touted of Anlctope for tour years then began to too their teeth as Pop Klein mounted a ris- ing Kearney Antelope headed for v.aory This year Peru wets, shadowed a Lady Luck and Oid Mem In experience pa d a vi tt and left a casing card with a 13-6 victory lor Kearney and eo w« revenge left for another FOOTBALL year, although Peru s line outplayed the speedy ftnlotope In the second hall, utilization ol a Kearney tumble resulted jii a crash over (Jo pry stthpe by Campbell Henderson saved the day when he downed the baU hi the end rone and pceven'ed an in- crease ir; Kearney tokens For ore moment the salver Imang shown through PERU-vs WAYNE Alter a nip and tuck first quarter ientunr.fi hie mixing ol Peru Bobcats with the Wayre WiId- cats with much fur flying but no counters appearing ihe scoreboard raided in the second and third quarter to show a total of 12 poc.tr as a Homecoming gift to Wayne J.fasley and Greathouse played lop de'enstve ball lot Peru whale Motor® exhibited that prize boor to a good advantage averaging 40 yards from the line of scrammage and one swiRgeroo of 6$ yards The Bobcats returned with the nerve nhartor tng Wayne victory bell still ringing in their ears- a deeded displeasure PERU-vs-HASTINGS The Block Lnx hovered over the home grid- iron a the Hastings Bronc-s toll I lie weary Bobcat unmounted in the dust holding the short end ol a 17.-7 lilt The Bronc-.-J scored a tu� i un fi d .-ep forward past and then Garrison grabbed a Peru fumble still in the fnr and bucked his way for 45 yard i it. a suhsfanbal gam of sue pomb Peru scored in the Iasi few minutes of play on a pa=i Iron� Ogg to Hutton who showed some noteworthy footwork tn crossing the sin pc Campbell successfully converted with an extra point The Hastings game featured I hat t.p;rt! which wa . tn later gain all-state tor Peru's Mclntite and Nelson Mosley, also, bn to his share of the attack Oimpus sport wntoTs began to dr vole songn of praise to Lillie boy Hutton, predicting an ail-state future PERU-vs WESLEYAN All superstitions to the effect that bghlcing r-evet strike twice were fc lasted when We. toy-an emerged with a G-0 score History repeating itself swi- .d to be the mam m’l'.je n We?, toy or made i I•: uchdown and then Peru took the holm to dominate the game The ten-yard fine might just as welt have teen a wall, for Peru time and again marched the rail to this point to be turned back A EotoCiftd hall dr;re by ferry Qgg, aided by Ff sh;« McHugh and Donald Duck' Dear, resulted in four consecutive first downs, but an injury lo Dean, causing him to be token hom Ifae game, seemed to take rho snap out o! Ihe game FOOTBALL Pvt-u c m« out on top' Ntiutl 8oy r W ml jf PERUws-TARKIO In a bleak Thanksgiving day 901m. the Tarkio Owls h toted who-© and proceeded, by jumping into an early lead and kWf oda.rsg a fold goal, to clamp the lid on Feru s unlucky loctball season. 9-0 The ball was kept largely in Peru's territory and the touch- d wn war, gained on a weak mdc ploy ll was necessary lor the Owls to bid three limn belore receiving the hold gwl Peru' rnly bid carne ol the close ol the hall when Littleboy Hutton, the hope c! iVru's luture hacklield. grabbled a pais and ran Idly-Stvc yards with little inlerlerenco filter being stopped on the eight yard line, each Owl took a croci at the dancing Cat and Pet a never again penetrated very deeply. Peru's 1938 season may have been an unlucky one, but valuable experience was gained by the bobcat team ftUo new coaches, had So become adjusted a new system adapted and although the Bobcats wen only one game they showed steady improvement throughout the season, but traveling rt jht along was that old ;mi Fumbles The careers of Lester Carrot-Top Mosley, Jofeft Beanie Boyer, Delbert ' Speck Nel 0« , Tern Lucky' Majors Gerald lorry ' Ogg. Howard Hard-Nose' V ! wk Dean, Glenn Shag Tooth Shoeloy, and George vl... Tully Mori wore ended in the Turkey Day game During their loolball days ihoy wore dependable ucrappers and now they join the hall ol football fame The Upperektss-Frcsh -name showed iho student that the Fre hrr,m are not sktekers by any means The Freshmen bock field combination ol McHugh Dear, Young, and Campbell, ibowt great promise and Me Intire the all-state center, who will be back next year and ret or am Votvick and Adams with the other experienced players, Peru is looking toward a rosy h--'i hall dawn m September. 1959 TH rvlere � i w«h dews lw M h hting cant la daspul rtf«l QKt KONDStO f IV t BOBCATS PLAY FAST They did it oyai-n (hot foithlui tuji-,1 ■ng never av a.t Boooot eager� riimbed to the sop o! Nebraska tyr-k rall lame SwM-ung before ihcm the H t ftfl htlo ind I hr Nebraska College League title with 20 victor� in 26 gomes burnoymg 1o Kansas City 1o enter the National Intercollegiate tournament, the squad Beet highly favored High Poml ul North Carolina $5-46. and trounced Trinity ol Texas 48 42 The Wheelormen by this time had become known tor their high geared, hut-creaking ball ilmgmq. and were labeled Imm by rpotl writer- With the crowd applauding the sportsman •tup ol the loom and fine play c! Bobcat Cecil Walter they knocked out the T M championship mules o! Warrcnubuig, Mo S 31 Then hred footsore and worn out the Bobcats dropped then serru-final round to San Diego 9-29 Fourth place wn� gi anted Peru alter a second slinging defeat ol 73 49 at the barvdi of Glenvtllo. W Va Mo f«y scoring 21 points was the bright spot lor Peru The Wheeler Jones boys ol 38- 39 were not lorgotlen when sporl writers began 1o pick their mythical honor loans Haflodav Swisher to basketball tans, and Great house S. 7 Mansion lead; r.g scorer of N i A A were given the forward positions on the All-Nebraska College Honor Teas� Ding Bcnly received a berth an the N I 0 ft team os guard and Holladoy repeated as forward L -lr U fi tl HaUo day Mehuu- . Gre � - heeu Mosley S ;- Wy seat 3Ht huksud six BASKETBALL PERU 37 TfiRKlO SO R wwk Bkbocit team lost to Tark.o m ih initial game ci tne 38-39 sea ton Bod pcm-es fwalted in tokens lo: the Owls Koliada y with M pomts ied the tearing tor the Bobcats PERU 4 HASKELL 28 A slow game dispjqy.ng fto skillful use of basket bail technique featured the Uni homo game ol tlw season Buy Beat was the bright spot o! Haskells and Kallodtoy ©i Peru gleaned 16 counters PERU 46. SHENANDOAH AU-Stort 36 With ex Peruvians McCormick and Mock. Shenandoah threw a scare into Bobcat tons Halladay, long noted for hu dead eye «hots, proved fits abil- ity as a pemer Mosley and Great house led the much-improved Per team PERU 3 TARKIO 26 WaMteren'i l-i. ,. a' l Pr„-« fcO j 'S-E 1� ' jt- � up Before a capacity crowd, including a Ketrasia City jum! group, the Bobcats gamed re venge Sw cm early deleat Gan t miss the basket all portion shot from HaUodcry and GnqSiovm led the attack Cap 1 Mctfttire proved tumseli to be a valuable Bobcat PERU 36 NEBRASKA 37 Goiluring in the Nubbins, unde looted cm yot. wan llie work ot the Bobcats as Grealhouso nod the score with lout minute to go Walker and Mosley clinched the vic- tory with the counters PERU 65 YORK 53 Grealhouso and Haliaday did-it-again to the tun ■ o! 24 and 23 respectively Peru, once again was comma iny on a scoring and winning streak on th- York court PERU 60 NEBRASKA B' 37 HaUadoy answer to the crowd s ye-. We want £■0 was numbers 24-2S ol hit total ior the mghi Me Infer With I I points wai instrumental in accounting lor the wm PERU 46 ALUMNI 41 The Great ©I Br teat basketball returned ior a n gi r to haunt, a it were Fealunng Riggs and Bus Moote. the Alumni made things hot lot the youngslen Hal today continued with 20 points 1 HI) I UNI II W II I II I l S I. V i U BASKETBALL Qreathou H-alia.iay Mctr.lire PEFU 55 MIDLAND 39 The Warriors war cry was muted by the battling Bed- cats Of Peru in the:? ninth victory Halksdgy repeated wild 15� points but Mosley. Greathouse, and Mcltlhrc with Bailey showed ho was no! alone PERU 44 DOANE 25 A predicted battle turned into a tenth spree !or the Bob- cats as Bailey come to the iront with a scoring ;-aun! oi 12 points. Fifteen men o! Peiu saw service PERU 57 HASTINGS 34 Featuring Mosley ' The Red' with Groalhot c and Bronco Cramor as an added attraction the Bronccs :etr time ani again the sharp pain a! the Cot'; Claws The Bobcats swept ors toward their twelfth victory with Mosley accounting !o: 18 points PERU 46 WESLEYAN 37 MdntifC sparked the leant, a-, the gome, slowed by louis with Peru scoring 16 points consecutively, can.e to a dose wah Wosteyan moving up on the Cats Hal’adny and Me Intire led the scoring while Ding Bailey tooic care of the detenso. PERU 52 KEARNEY 44 Tito thirteenth victory and the defending o! N I A H title came as the result of tho dofeai of Kearneyx ‘Giants by Peru's Poewees' Halladay's shots. Mosley's setup:., Greathouses •.•■cores and Bailey's and Mdist.rr s teamwork made the team the beet be! Holla-day pushed over the 200 mark PEFU 77 MIDLAND SS A history breaking crowd, and score, along with the 14th consecru five win lor Peru. wc?ro the high- lights oi the game, Greathouse eotildn t miss as he ' hooped” 20 points Mdntire followed vnlh 15 Walker pje.ienled a good brand of ball playing PERU 37 KEARNEY 40 With a lardy rally by Great house and Mosley, the Bobcats tasted the r first defeat by a Nebraska live Mosley gathered 17 points while Big Mansion ' Greathouse swished tl gee f-r-r -a high one vhiio Wid- ter d s Camphetl (7$), Dremel (733, and O'eene (7Q3 lee on Meinrire «kar.-l by ready tot aclion i‘ftfse o«r HUKMtrn tusitr b w- or� in utat Trupf qed Cramer vaich, and W'V futile: v tr� i 5a «toy to Walin' hear 111, OF!� � ™ TTi � ri W o{ 8«4� s5T 55 os PERU 49 HASTINGS SO Duleher. seeking revenue lor a hacjU KOt« 9am«. proved ihe undoing 1 Pet a Bobcat Halloday resumed with 12 point , Motley led with tJ. while Great house chalked up 12 PERU 36 WAYNE 40 A defeat found the Bobcats in iha casement of the N I A A Bailey, Grtwl house and Wdntiie ■tatted tor Peru A small couti found the Cat at a km a to where lo find the coibt PERU 44 WESLEYAN 28 Once more on top. the Bobcats da- played their usual form. o Haliodoy re turned to the top and Walker and Huege' showed up weLL Mosley led the soaring PERU � WAYNE 34 The hot leal jame ol the vent. with Holkwtoy and Greathouse, viewed by Wayne Menu, produced a tout way tie sn the N I A A Walker and Great- house led the attack wh.cn placed the Wheeler-lone boys in fust place n the mythical league PERU 32 Si CHADRON 24 34 A slow start, with the Bobcat� pkayenq pnot bail wm the opener of ih two crucial games Mot until Waiter touched of! the bomb did the Cat show any liie The Eagle low deliberate ball hand ling held tho I lit Bobcats down to a 32-24 wm Dean Mosley and hta or b d late well to the home court as Peru dofeaiei 0 n N««m Har-4 y W dk ( i'SGI. 0 5. I It U K D R t D MM BASKETBALL GO H- uo Chodron 5S-34 and caused the Lcsglc to scream Ralph Chitd-i hfoadcml ihe ipw orer K 14 Hi The victory gave Peru Ihtif third N I fl H ttlto Greathoiua and Walker aided in tcnlchmg out the vidorif PERU SS HIGH POINT. N. C. 46 Tb widest feign Speed court battle ot Ihe opening round sari PERU 4$ WARRENSBURG 31 fl Bobcat Iasi break and Cecil Walker upset the 37 33 Cbotmpv. Houdy Mclnfare led ihe -cotem with 14 counters The migration ot students i� om Peru to Kansas City reached its height and Ihe crowd wi; all for Peru PERU1 39 SAN DIEGO. CAL. 49 The speed ol three previous frames was gone os Peru dead on thou teei tailed to respond to the highly partisan l ! (J who tailed to che the Wear D ar. Srork (76J. and Dtea � u« di lOf ihe FT� sport writers In tfeo second hoii the lead changed nine timos With Peru four points ahead and three minute� to go Dean Bosley, and Handley iced the game With a bav ket apiece PERU 48 TRINITY COLLEGE. Ten. 42 The only overtime thrilWf ol the tournament ending 4C all During the extra time Woeley, Bailey and Huegel scored and Colman ol Trinity sank hi only c s ket ol ihe game CD Hutton tshfaen Pjtf-u£k r men owe hu h p rn ri u Bobcals to victory Mclriliro led with 10 chips PERU 9 GLENVItLE, W Vfl ?J fl history breaking score !ou id the Bebwrto on the short end Motley petted 21 but the team tailed to rally o their former style os they settled into fourth place Sports writers already clamor for Peru as an entry next year Mv4 '0v'! Mvof1 McirIlt -3 1 j th« ball in K arr. y trace .f : it-ny ar.it Rnr- t euar t IBOJ. So-! - la na!ch Dram ! BASKETBALL Handle? TRACKMEN VIGOROUSLY WORKOUT With the porong of ipeing one hears riuch things as No kidding. he did it m 10 llaf’ of. 'Bo can do 6 even Then every afternoon a group of gray clad bayn mafco their way, full of p p, io the athletic field end vigorously work-cut 'her. wearily wrnd thou way home to a late supper These are sgns that Peru Bobcat trock tem are on the i b Peru's 1938 ardor i-ouricEem as a whole did fcarly well by winning two meet-, out of five Maryville banded ihetr, all Bh-IS defeat as an ej-onet with Turn «f. Stark Mosley, Greathouse McHugh ■and Walker taltng firsts Then tn a Trwricjular meet with Weskyan and Doarve Peru edged out a stun victory Lindt-erg Ball, Grnathr iitus and Walb-: all took the priuo pouhon Lndberu rear o n husbied mrrtvi [ W'jii Collir. Greadtfruje look tiro LrsSs as Pern share s They went down in tie!e-al at Tar o Deane bowed io Peru ti the Bobcat iwcpt iJw high lump, 220 yard dash and 44C yard dash Peru took third in the N I ft fl rowl with lints by Walker and Greathouse, Wayne Lind fee rg Leonard! Great ivouMr Keith h'cHugh. Cecd Walker, and Bert Hal] were outstanding track iton Jar Peru while letters were awarded to the loikttnng men Walk- er. Greathouse. Horacek. Bailey. Mooney. Kail. Stark McHugh Tumet. Boyet, Wilier, CoWm and Pugh Walker Bailey ttxf-5?.; n ir, Peru Mafys.. sort ■� ri rsrit out hvkmh d tkist i i n TRACK INTRAMURAL Student manager ii[ «v Kelson gave the Peru men a bigger and toner intra- mural program under the sponsorship of Coaches Jones and Wneeler during 38.'� Getting into lull swing with baste! bait, deloridirtg chanpioiii Collin lioxino got away !o a slaw stall while Pam Prep w.-n the bright spol Riell 5 steadily then tied to the top and toppled Peru Prep Jot l! j criansptooship, 2 23 fl hf.w event entered the field thin year, when the gym wan ’ransformed ant • a pi mi pong tuoin With tt nlcady tnltc� .. of ' ptng pomg. ping-pong teat out by the ball Severn Handley do tea tea Gale Carter, and Fern Cameron upset Ckua Dunn for the Mens and Womens angles championship With the volley ball toutnamenf well under way, featuring the faculty Lon Tamers dub and track in the offering, a busy spring season a in store LeRoy Shiney' Durst has continued to establish himself as a pugilist of note but again {«it lo Market in the Golden Clove i tournament at Omaha by a decision V'f r atl MtWWBt ?+•• uadw way ft.r '1 t Josefa Peru Pr p lor thm chaaptocutap 3fc U ioc« for Faiiseri, M,«u Lundy Guaf. Lull f“ien' fO - G tvrtt, Be� ft, H� o«k Ks3 . C01- flatter. Mtac onc MUNDsrn rcntnti r.'i PEP Pep temperature tam n this year ccrnve bom a pep baud and gif! pep squad Serpor Florence Keve with an ear lor rhythm and on eye for dash directed the hr t band of it kind -part college women and part training school gifU, who tailored their own uniform , in blue chubby length lockets and dare skirts The band played two numbers especially I'll (or fan co-operatign—'ln- dian Boy and the well liked stomping and woo woo song 'fJtoppm' Out' Mr Smith fseamnlio � , chalked up 32 p Jin ol coukrtlea to her 76. throe year total, as the Pep Squad gifts marched ogam under the guidance o! Director Dcnrsdson Arranged according to (eight. She g.fl built drill on unit ot tour, and were inspired by den for more aver la ed by the Physical Education Meth- ods Close Counter marching, evading guaner wheeling and the Joornng of fcltora were featured in the drill Phi Lambda Alpha, borer known en P Qukj. iii the honorary athletic fraternity of the campu-i. inrj was organised in 1933 Those men po.i‘.ei..--in-7 athletic ability, a certain •.tandard o! sehvkffslup. ad a lette t m any one of the iniercofl 5fia� e cam peutiv sports inch « football basketball itari or tennis, are eligible Co membership Th P Club, undor the direction at th coachon took charge a! the Guest Nights al eja-sketball gomes, and hand!r-:l the M M K track meet Th tellers o! the name ot the fraternity symbohi the character el good hrltowsh.p ci istmg among it members. P L A stando g fat Peni s Loyal Athletes Hour w lirT.es • j Ilemalmr r-w'� '. M'l'M'a KnUvt H-J . dllif ■ Her. i ■ 1 ■ ■ 1 • ; . — I' Li « ■.! ,r ' V • ■ ■ ' - I - K i r' 1 1 I' SLh+ ! f. fcc-f ,. U t.HP«4 W. A. A WAR formally toows os the Woman'-, ftthlrtie FLr,!i€KMalit)n, rtrvdt a new high ihn- ' ii m cwaling interent and onthu� ', i -n. One o! the coriinbulsve high light-, rn the Hlrava gently ttog 4 Sports Revue with ils featured Fd Fawn and Has Famous Men Proncer- Manor Randall' naughty Stnp Tease and ' r. t. eiecncn ar-d ciwtiflg ol Spoil s Queen. RrdUt Ottisuan The copious feasts ai the cabin (he ho! drib supper m the gym and the over exciting : imci merits were other untorgolat |o well lime Those who earn one thousand points in any ot the tour sports, hltpm call volley ball bm etball. and bmebail with tour v iin twi become proud possessors o! W fl A sweaters Ss-Aii U «I|. CVrt CWYe . Vim ImAii' £ +—• � • ■ •« C«. Trmm- «• © • ■ � . Also points con be earned in the minor «port! which include ■iwirmnldg hiking ping-pong, tomus. track and paddle tennis Thanks are in order to Davy for he: man agerial afciht.es. her hnanciat germ� , and her all around good sportsmanship s-h « ii’ t Ct ’ 4+ K fsrrjrw Pf' T , U When o fello really needs o friend, then classes are over, a test is coming up, and a dance to attend tonight. . . o dress to borrow, a dote to find for o friend . . a probloc t due and o big night ohead. Be o pal and come along! Donees, formats, the coming of Ethel Barrymore Coif, Ted Shown, the dramatic club presentations, victory donees, and informal good times cre- ate event? thot no Peruvian wonts to forget Twos, threes, fours, and fives, Sifting to- gether in the auditorium or strolling together on the campus, For— Of no world- ly good con the enjoyment be perfect, unless it is shared by a friend, Friday-Saturday,Oct. 7-8 FOOTBAJX vM I’RIMV, 200 p. Midland Warriors «■ S HAWN JbDK. minft Fc rivttic� Prove To Be Bitf Suece PROGI REPRE J'iaroK iStmhntui Bootie hit a triple honor )ha year by being nominated in both the popularity and representative student contest and also King ot May Fete fin IndutHnol fills Major. Harold ui a member a! filpho Mu Omega and himiIon Pi Tau. besides captaining the Student Advisory Council. SENTATIVE J'hLn lijurtjtirtt Ut .ur.toii Helen Margaret Lmaxt cd � 1� el fee 1939 PERUVIAN urt luu stant in the speech depart men! a soprano m Pemsmger? and Got on. and a member a! Dramatic Qub Alpha Pi. Omega Kappa Delia Pi. and Sigma Tau Delta REPRE (,,fh d (f onion Gordon Gilbert oilers a oass bacirgfound in the Goron and Perusmyers. auditions, directs, plots, out, tsmo manages and announc � the Peru Hour A Physical Science and Music Major. Mr, Gilbert holds membership in Alpha Erudilo cmd Lambda Delta Lambda SENTATIVE rn m flt'tna rtfivr t Glcma Miere is president of the dormitory council and holds membersnip in ASprva Erudilo, Rlpha Pm Qme-ga Kappa Della P: Pi Gamma Mu. and Sigana Tau Della lirl . L(t Bert Hall, famous on the Peru campus 'or his friend lines , js coach of the Train- ing School Bobiciitttns, served an president of Everetts, vice president of Men's Club, program chairman of Y M C fl . arid still found lime So major in Physical Educa lion POPULAR STUDENTS U. CL flfdist Christian earned oft honors by being nominated ter bath representative stu- dent and 'most popular girl in the PERUVIAN con- test ftrd' Js ad ive art women :! athletic and wen crowned W O A Sport-i Queen i n Decern ber. through popular vote. CALE Have You Forgotten u Soon? September and some hedy saying wo were over SCO strong rho bogfcnnint� of those mid night harwuots in candle fight and turlen pop xxn and somebody's mother's «it that good footing when friend roommate thirl irai found to bo itat the r.ght tii e the directory an nounced your change of address watormeton and mosquitoes outside Dutch- Oven spreada October football games with laughter pro vided by the sparlpiyg o( the band Gakus with CSopn's poddLng stooge. Lyons, running a dote second Greer, caps like of! colored dandelions on the campus gross Spec and Margie Thor iJajr we irxlityeO is a lit ile N appU Tt y V i oa swwi arwt llMfttO VI OB T«-j • a±inp e i bait a ti fcnVT iMI NDAR . . DAY BY DAY Homecoming. October 7 8, with hand si:at‘ mg and mutllcd introductions as old Grrah swarmed over a polka doited Welcome ,Alumni and severa! hooted ei tenders a� a re lake wa demanded cardboard Indtam bunged up Sludoni fldvuaiy Cwmilltw� laller, archest Court ot the bearded Mien Crow and Werner Melii� s !w cokes waking up lloat mornings 10 the rhythm o! the tin can smashers Interviewing poet Kethardl and finding him in tune so she un; verse ;n a charming manner Ruth Crone's pearls breaking before the oyster soup court' ter Dial proud tooting knowing Margie Hull oppt prince .. November black cofloe and problact circles around the orbs . The biology de pansveni i rats nursing a whee of an imposed hangover The first whack ot broadcasting when your knew, rattled Shut eye alter the down the-ball gigglers were scaled by ■j - ,ir V.Cl . US shhh Sneaking on ear to i£ay Kayset when History was catling . the ihxill al your gowup column Bubble's amik in the calciena Tod Shawn cm and ui the spot Kamoti Gieothouse lieodhncti Alpha Paicrs horrible tMUOkan quotes Aid Christian mewi popular W ft A Quean Florence Marlin � poetical speech al Sigma Tou Man grabbing on and betere Novera, • bet 12 tor entrance 1o El Ronche Peru, where bkmlieu, poppers, and nernwilasi wore vogue The power shovels grunting back el the tnhnrmry os the now dorm goon up. looking tike a psycho!00Mil’s maze and nigging un all wonder how they could do 1 December Saturday P M hikes over Ihe track� lading aria Sunday r� gh1 supper-i cooked at Neal Park Letters from home Writing an alter dinner ipeeeh during she noon hour to give at one Convocation anrtounc era who were ihoughtlul null to break up Blue Monday fog Being Pod reporter and foe ing dead line� Snow and boot mil loro. oaratufk and parkas council meel ing and blushing offenders Caroling and chill With the Y Basketball season begin rung lootball reception reveals Spec Ne son as 1938 football coptam Peru gels new mail servm Peru scalps the Hmke.ks f V C n Cnnstma.'. pageant fliter neajiMing iJi buggasi pimc et |W you KiuSLniMd tor a raspberry eeiered WMe Y«i won-dor ':! wh'-t all in® people «sine iron. j! live Homooonun© dene You mulEed tftlroductiou at ©Id Giad WOftted oner HoRVf fTming . . January . The after Christmas vacation letdown. avoiding full laced glares by exam richedules Fr idny the thirteenth and Swamp Spirit haunting convocation P S T C crains for semester exam� tamming knees in somebody s back at basketball battles waving frantically at W ft ft candy hawker. . Suave Jeanne Speer in a foopard fresh irorn Lurope Moses band Stopping in his Opponents face Pep squad remembering last minute instructions and no gum Jump- ing at Peiersons flashlights Explaining to Booster Nightcrs lhol chectors Gtevenburg and StarScebaum weren't sisters Second semester beginning January 23 January 2S and Moonshine and Honeysuckle with hand holders Ewin and Johnson giving a grade ft show Gale Carter barking . Soate peg legging it with ogony Burning ctornaLly at initialiorvs and W ft fl chill Februory Dr. Boucher talk sn convo- cation Manzingos dating boasl among the forgot ten things Boaiie and Martha New dorm plans to include student union rooms Battling Bobcats score victory on victory Jitterbugs hold weekend sprees to the tunes of Cecil Walker and his Melody Master? serenades not worth a penny Valiant Margaret Henderson balancing fork cup. plate, glass, and napkin, end a speech simultaneously ai Kappa Delia Pi Record breaking crowd ai Auburn Booster Night game. Februory 10 Tho Dc m wa; jijie®r treaded tit is kill . People matching curtains and bed spreads for a ks! enhance at Iho Till Ball. February 11 Adee mak mg a swetl Heidi Representative student polls ond campaign speakers. Halto day hot nbot footer Sonny and Dm a Stocks lan mail Student Advisoiv Council making plan toi May Fete Debaters, on the campus Pedagogxjr poll finds Peruvians oppose FDR March Diphtheria shot� in the arm 2,000 music contestants blowing, sing ,ng and carrying on tradiliona! M I N K lestivitjfrs March 10 and I! Honest-to a ash Wayne Mom . bronzed and blende, watching our Iwn. while our ‘com � tons pil- a patted tripe to the epera Snow and ii was spring Benson and Hdlktday bull sessions Webb and Margaret Sunder, afternoons philosophies Horace and Gwen . Suannc and Bill . Paania das1u.-.i Sram dorm to victory bell to Sell the world Peru was tops Kansas City sauntering Bentor.s 'Take the lid Ml the basket1 in the F-tomeipal ftuditofivtt Peru amcrahiivj High Point Trimly Warrcraherg. and ranking fourth in the rvcttrofKiJ meet MacDonald Held's velvety interpretation ol Browning Sleep.-talking and roomies Irtten Motion� Doane and Kearney concerter swinging the old ones in the cafeteria . .. TK fwBw l- 3rm 3 rota- Ilk a prydlQlo ifo cnaj« Yaup Siimt IRgjkf It ft crisp wir. - jii Whvrs !bsr Gym hwcUrvfci shrok W h th lango . . Yiivi roar ! 1h� «!� at Ard w« nod Sport i Qu «n . . You «olotTaM4 wttH tho toeibalt loom McAllister � protegee uivtng a bang uf peiformcmee at the U I N. K Oraro alie Conte ! a fight lor the funnies Cold Ounnoci Tanqoaan Red kun. Hau •luppnq live debate tears� D� i::.a!tt club back to four, move mens with Ctootree colling the do-si das doughnut and wsbo«t«! white pol.sh Margo at the piano Gordon at the nuke Ruth at the imeatype Sulo at the puncher Glosser at the vegetable Laura at tho boobs D Winter at the Grwniiouie . Hal] at fldee . April Ilio chorus loading oil in a big bus talk ol a college parade track mool , ond crowd i on the cnli blood ter n again pine trees and tor tner-1 chan gin j clay banks and Welcome Alumni to landscaped beauty Botany Trail le supplement Cemotery Hill. De- dication ol new dorm wil:; everybody name going in the corner stone Dr Maxwell levied fxobloet chorus- es making up feet lesson-. Specula- bom on spring pkry Spr«g m the rtr and eompuetroUen on the greening lawn Decreased attendance os dosses Han tor the spring formal .. May and the ending of all . Idea- tity of Kir;; und Queen disclosed Way Foto and modem dancer File ol Shining ai !h« Sppbeznsrv Shindig rradn l .ddtng tore well Key 1939 PERUVIANS pc? f Irom hand to hands us writing irtsuren memories A sunt total of those little things which distin- guished this year of life irern any other school and PERU 4 . , r--GGCr =oot = =€□ ]00 3DI =ani i BARNES' PHARMACY si hi mu. si I’Miis—mi ktii.i. I III NTAIN I HNS STATUINI H chmihth ciSffiM M (, IVI Itur W Im IM Viflrr P ifl N ««r Im THK HEX ALL STORK I'KIl. Nfr’IIR SK i=0DD==guG ODD ODC □□[ = =aai AVENUE STORE We Appreciate Your Cooperation and Patronage Came in and Vffit Vi! SCHOOL SUPPLIES LUNCHES SANDWICHES HOT and COLD DRINKS FOUNTAIN SERVICE ICE CREAM Groceries and Fresh Maori • • • H. U, LANDOLT PHONE 78 PERU, NE8R, Burton ■ botow the Granfc ftiuoj I � 11 “ ■ I-WMH-� � -� « � « «■-� —.cvwrr-.trs——,—rsaraKr” GREENE'S ICE CREAM A Dcliiimis Kwh I! tlrangr Juirr Hill IJinmlalr Milk. Ilrliglilful llrinlt • Jirfml at the Srhmti l aft'lrria G NKMHASK CITY. Ilwnr I Ml NBUMASKA { taut owl Mvmu ihjut� out for thv hvxt in mures POIMAIN SKIU H K SUNDRIES Clines Drug Store ttilmrn, rhr. i h mr 20 Till: KKX U, STORK DR, GLEN H. JODER Physician and Surgeon • PERU, NIEBR, Phone� : Rcsidtoc 39, Office 33 y it u-iffi jitn We are prepored to design flowers for o!f occasions f.ri 4 1 Hmik n+Ai G. E. BERTHOLD Florist Wi gr«« at,r NEBRASKA CtTY NEBRASKA PERU CLEANERS AND TAILORS JOHN CEJKA Prep ieto Phone 62 Peru, Nebr, „ . Rr-jle wfclh niny Fa� . par � in� n. ol Ik Tide Ball The 'Moonshine' pSdy PAGE OJ1E HUNDRED TMIRTT.TWO You yipemkI cOum ibfr ttftnvk iww duh«i afrl¥ d . . You loiy-dkuod LI ob the •gf-a wor| Bo M M ...” NEBRASKA CITY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Itrink 1.t ra4 cWa In Hfiflln Smd ai Tin l4fi-li‘rin Sanitation Hr� ! mill Vn irr U«a)' Vu jiu niV m romplf'll■ trilhintl r irlmnntni ifrlnkt • Loot Duudh Phone |W NEBRASKA CITY NEBRASKA -riiiiiiiM «« • (Zonaratu (u I ions ■ 1 ompIWo TO THE • CLASS 0 1939 PltYOlt VAIIAGE I’fioni 77 W STEPHENSON SCHOOL SUPPLY (0. Tiwlm Suppiirt l� Kltr, NiKBR.INKA imi« v� � ihh r—ij ) m.v Mim. mar out xuinup iMiiir Timer THE Peru Theatre —o frrw— Ili li-Ma Production of Hit' Screen At Pttpnittr i rii’VH WV u InIi to fdiip I liifi 4� |� |Hiriunilv of llmukinji Ihr slu- d n( IhmIv mid fnculiv for ihoir |titironnjjv K. HAAS©! Manager PJ401; ONt HUN P N £ 0 TKtHTy.fOU� THE (flaAdJ’ OF '39! authentic style Qmty Ifct MfAnt nuality aH-w i Kf f lentil to th grateful Iimi and thtc ipfltjMt at W-.llit tap and gown TAILORING Urii «I if ti«ni 11-wool «eg� , in; tin f W M w («tume tu th- e ult 1 quality maler'al and hind tailoring (lirqugfiCnrt. Tha) ii why tiundrtdi of the nation1 (edit- ing h ot and co-Ilf g a continue to tne WitUt tenlee year jllte year. PAUL A. WILLSIE CO. 20? South 10th Street Omaha, Nebraska Tbo nigh; beto � fc n gou «ondered tf |r olo.ror i w proflv Somi und Ila War Dt� li Lnaaa and Cingef, L' iri hi' In thi lirut nf IV,TO.' MtiuovM vnt: tov hr I. it� � � ) .HI I hr 1 09 1‘Htl 11 w rjr jftrr S rmt Nj) |,|,1 l A| Vtl|. r� nrr. entlut.li lliut etlr« mran lUifr it! {iiiillU tli.il jfii.ir.Hilm � liilfn u1( mrr llir r.iHiiln llir iihiniiilr in n|)|inmnrf ami «lnr- ability. 1910 -S.iff- ran iiukr a iim- .l.irl lit .pre-iM'l -MillJ.tn THE DAVID J.MOLLOY PLANT Mir vtiKiii mtvrutN Oliacil HUMUS root one � OKt itii iKtBTT-rtvc V! AT ER I VIS For the Vfif BUYS DORMITORV Front THE PERU LUMBER CO. PETER HOLDORF Manager c'-'WVUWWV'jViI TEL VA pa KZ t00 ft OOM S � i if � 11?� • 190 ROOMS «u b«iii '2. i« COMANT HOTEL COMPANY £SANF0RD S dKHBSSS9BS9U9BSQ3ZSSl!IH£K25S I'HOI � N( HUNDRED miHTV IlIt Men's Dormitory Peru, Nebr. ERNEST ROKAHR SONS t if in Irhtll irrntlunlitm gifl for ihnl I utllr-gr 1‘af- J. K. CURZON THE JEWELER AUBURN. NEBR. THE WHITE SPOT AUBVAV NEW AND «ADDERS BANOWlCH SHOP INVITES VOU 1« 4r«p 1« fir t bit fa 11 tr t 0nnh S«ej ai nfnn—OilrSn-n k C � � 9 r� ' . - A A t.m Irtfc� tNm pamtv itriitHWisu 1010 CENTRAL Ave. CALL CM “ — — GILMORE'S 9 l� rs ( % mn'n’- ft cur And Milliner V III.VL stoki; wttfc l unu Something Nnr U 1(1 UN - HtK Sk B —--- Dramatic Club Barn Dane . looii bctic art imn int vJth fiddiari and Ital 1 91 mot osl hundred tiiiiuy-ejght fcxp hiswxjL anjdL 0QpjwjdabiJ U DARLING TRANSFER Refrigerator Service WK MOVE Freight and Stock ScKriw HoU Gtm Tbww MILAM GREENHOUSE CORSAGES WREATHS BOUQUETS Lot uj prepare them! ALL UIIDKKS KI1J.KD IM OMI TI. VCIU'KN TH.KI'IIOAK l s9 NEBRASKA Jht Nyaf Store GLEN'S DRUG STORE Sliiflffrf IVii ShIii htimUin Auburn Nebraska {MIS LANTERN BRIGGS W, FLACK mm hotel AUSURM, NEBRASKA HR. A. T. HARDING OFFICE A COVE SWAN SLOG. MARCUS BARGAIN CENTER clothing ano shoes AUBURN NEBRASKA Cori t hit Not« iof l sw h« t! -ijw b4ek 4 ««ufc ' The Churches of PERU AUBURN NEBRASKA CITY K r i ifinr i'jon PMOM offici m m� E, C. McALEER, M. 0. RAyakkan and Su� s« « tMW Ov� r Uln i)r AUllUHN, NEBR. HILL SHOE COMPANY STAK BRAND SH K f or fill ihv Family ROLLINS HOSIgftV U lil KN. N KBit ASK IMioih' 6'22 AFFILIATCO AOtNClSS IN PRINCIPAL CITIES 53!, Fisk Tfaihrrs' Agenry. Inr. M. C. SHUCK. PhO,, Manager Sy«ne« Building. 6ut � nlh � 1 Champa TELEPHONE TABOR ««0 DENVER, COLORADO Craiy w «nl 4 up ambroila lknor d d£ j'5 i ruar one kukoeco fort Yc� j «iH a bintof ►v fceH ctaw IIP, TMP� 4trrH PIihic Ac .•■?:n VW THE VIOLIN SHOP of Chris Nielven M rr if liiiih Otr-iJf Itifflins ifllo Bttl BU nfr lfMN« 10 1. tt IN6� «to MCtmniCf OtlMl scon Watn no hitch and oil hake trlng Ihuab traubt Fttr ihr tnir l in— Annunh l( urbiHikh MriliiU and Truplalo lr rife SERIGHT PUBLICATION BUREAU £7tn A Ran«slpn MKOn, Ntftr. H. HEMMINGSEN oin goods till IDV TO Vi KAK MIIJUNKin fhofnis Ilii'H-ry Wjrnw (trartinllo J-'lNtrk I«I(‘uliiillc I 'iinu'H TtUfHaNE 377 U lit HN TiV.HH I Alwayt a hefttr thow BCCTU THEATRE AUBURN NEBR. H adquariert for tiudenit THE DAVIS SCHOOL SERVICE W. T- OtlFK, Mgr. t 1 1 1 “A tiiiwJ 1 riH-hrr'n Iffwn A Ik. pout ItouHp ititmOtfi fa� wt y� - 613 Stiuirl BUg. liimilti. Nrlir. NSt OKI H 9 N to h £0 rOHTTOKt CARSON NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Depot f Imurance Corporation AUBURN NEBRASKA ftiswfy o� ewttur r uti aci in wtfyoM i hair Pari flv na Wilis at ba: with Lyons on l ni and Mary 0!i « po;o4 grinding qt f � Uir g � n4 i linton tlaciiliis u,i; ( v C LINTON. IOWA I, K i (OZKNS RST MtMMIMJ 1920 CanfaiiOi� Sfm'tt Under Sow� Manager W atiu ftM tcHtirn ifl g«M position Wi hivi m lr«V) MmiM tar teschtn of W«nw lortmin, C� r- «f'Cil. HytK, Tr n«nf, jnd Mufft A« cwliw'i. Ms Ay ijtK-S pC in-Ql in Jill fMldhi. T rr.t ry l«M. liliran, Missouri, Kmui. Nrb M«k«. Wfyqrrtli� , ft , Oifco . MIOHMOU. 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Lincoln, Mrinisku rftOC OKI KUKDtED fOIIT- X IN C —•---------” -------------------— — ------ LANCASTER BRAND NEW TENDER HAM Bacon - Sausage - Lard - Oleomargarine % :Jn,L JLvrtJ JCiJ Lincoln Packing Company, Lincoln, Nebraska HILL’S DKUC; STORE IW + ♦ + KODAKS AM) MJPi'LlKS h!m ilrirltijHil 2 ir roll, I ■■ IjrErmrll I frrr, ♦ ♦ + f.t rt'rf timultthi SrrriVr, Nir I.M� nUinrrr niAr ’.MfcF UUnfilr IU UVS I1KM I V SIIOITK J't'oiir No. f for Better Eats • LUNCHES • MEALS Fountain Service Candy Drinks Vnn II ill l.ilti' Our Earl’s Cafe uiumrif Ki iMoimtTHn DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY SCHOOL PINS WATCHES t onifilrtv l.itu■ i) Utivind InstrumvHl CHATELAIN’S JEWELRY STORE KAiril UIATEI.AIA. iima er 12 years in rum moi one HU«tHD rsrtr INDEX ftd-im i Margery � Ad-ini Kcsj 39 101 113 Ad Madonna as. 70 ftlleit Walter D 16 84 fVfcMiU. tiimsi C 16 ACen Fay 39 76 Arid r� an Margaret 31 Ar« vong Ce-wg 39 Aehten Kobwtt 92 AuMnltomp ItatM 52. 70. 64 ■1 Bailey. Ruisell 1«, 107, 113 Raker ft k 16. 72 Rylrisenk.uiger. Anno May� 26 Bar n |l, | « Mn 46 (L-yrren Shirley 39. 65 Bartling Katherine 19 91 Bath Either 39 Baum. Laura 53 71. 83 69 Bauman Lorraine 26 Beat Bcb kora 26 70 Berk nan Marytath 39 78 K, Beck told. Robert 91 Benlord H T 16 82 Bentley. Edwin 91. 93 Befiean Phylhi 39. 70, 76, I! 86 Berrwefl. Leona 63. 92 93 Bkltr Rout 46 65 Islrjr iernHip G he 26 Boatman. Hmold 53. 71. 122. 125 B-bhiken Minted 27 Boon. Rente 53. 82. 85, 67 i oti=e, fay 39. 70. 85. 86. 96 Bowen. Gerald 39 Boyer, John S3. 105. 116 Bo yet William 27 Brack rey |:iy Mae 16 Brctndr Abbte 27 Brandt ftu'h 1 . 86 Bremen Libbie 16 Bright, Oar a 6 79. 82, M BrMey. Comae 27 Bred Itawt 46 82 65 Brook . William 27 Brawn. Bet:y 27 Brown Onwe 15 16 Brawn, leal 27 70 Buchanan. Morel 39 F9 Bundy, E o lone 39 76 Butaner leanne 53 65 Burnett Sad� 27, 70 Cameron 1‘etr.e 27 Campbell Mutton 27. 102. 116 Carnahan Dorii 39 Cerveny, Edmund 27. 76 Char in William S3n«J Chehey. Mate 39 70. 65 86 93 92 93. 94 Chmieewi tcm 27. 5 Chr 'Marti Urdu� 53. 317. 124 Chr i ilsar. Thome 63 Church Ruth 90 Clare Dorothy 27 Cltryb-uJii A B 70 Claybum, Bertha 27 76 Clement S L IT. 71. « Chiton Wajtha 47. 93, 93 Clltit. netdier 90. 92 Coowey. Dotothy Ann 53, n 94 96. 117 Col Holly Korheiin 27 CWaktrler lack 28 92 Coll.n John 53. 73, 85 89. 116 Collin. Mary El� ab ih 28, 65 Cellin, V Wa Fern 28, «5 CoDir Lilhe Mo 63. 92 93 Cs by D� lene 28 CordeU. Geraldine 40 Cramer. William 28 210 Crone. Ruth 75. 86. 89 97 DohJd'ran. Ettrieda 40. 70 76 Doflam. Harold 28 85 Doshm . Elrelyn 29 70 85 Dayideon Phylli 1? 11? 3 ean. Hawatd 54 . 102. 109 116 Deer-. Donald 103 DeVar . Alice 54. 70. 82 86 11? Ptd-l H. Iwnte 1? Douaherty. AUtien 102 D-unn. Clara 54 83 It? l unn. WUUana 54 73 Dunmng Iniee 14 72. 82 8«. 89 Duetin. Wkllhut 29. 90 91. 92 Erti Geraldine 40 Ernadahl Morlvn 55 96 E� t|rr ret Catherine 29 9(9 Eton 9urw 55 91 93 Ceaau. Mortory 91 twin. Dere y 29 Fonthauter. WiRtam l'a� Iceland 91. 92 (0 Faulhaber Mart 16. 86 rii-rher, Dorothy Mae 40 85. 86 ri«h r, Harold 24 29 Hau Lonaln 41 Floyd Jack 116 Floyd Her 103 From June 41 Fr � i� r Marit 29 Freeoul Evelyn 73 Freud . Uierenc 29 � . 92 94 Fucirara Floe twee 29 Gaba Cha !w 41, 73 91. 2 Qahii lack 7 91 {jogtaiH; Mor.‘« Irajir.c 43. 70. R6 «1 §t 3, 14 •CJa5braii}i Waminw 65, 71. 93 96 Qkirri 8-1‘jXyrNr 17 Gnrwrr IhsClr Lou 41. 85 Ckirdmi SoS a 55 Crvbvr� rf d fici: 29, 70 95 G lck i-jcnerivvkp 29 92. 93 Gill «H Gcydon 55 62. 94. 89 91 W. $4 120 47, 85 GiOTM r. r h-o 1 t«. 86 tlraoi 18 G -8-’k« Beirrnird 55 85 Gc-� ffk DaJton 41 W Wilda 29 92 93 GooJ Dodi 63 Good Joan 76, 92 Good fie-� 1. 84 90 92 Goethey, 3r « 29 d-arfi Theodore 24 29, 76 GeattKwee Leonard 105 106 108 116 Green fohrv 101 Gadley. Ca3 ert 4i � e Grovenk-«rfl Mo-y 29 Gru h. Mary 55. 73. 82. 84 Gilfnp tjeilie 303 Ha?i«r Erelyn 29 Hal Thane 97 Hall Ben 47 76. 96 116 12 Kail Winifred 41, 70 76. B6. � 1 Halioday Robert 47 106 m 116 Hondley Serem 41. IW. i 16 IU Hami Tar. M 70 90 91 92 93 94 Hmn Menone 47 76 90 91 W HanKM Agr-ei � 7% 31 93 HonWr. Itw 3 Hamer. (Vanni 18 Hrifi Marr Lu 4! 89 91. 92 93 Kauf-tman. Lealnc 93 Houptinan. Flebo 63 93 Hauptmon Sate a 41. 66, 92 90 Huy l«abe!ie 65 84 May- Nortwa Jeonne 63 Hayward, FJtden IS. 18 Hur-H-in Lu il 56 76 90. 9!. 94 Hmftk J!'t Ma 30. 71 76 Helmkk flwtna i) 54 89 Hemphill rUorsor 46. 34. (6 91 ffl Manjcwt 47 82 86 Hitukttijn Robert 103. 116 Kiflters Inna 41 86 KiJeman Mary 38 82 Hili Arthur 18 HtHAl Ernei 41. 76 116 Hkwl lata 56 Htsrton Maty 30 Hurt C ft |« Hu g«3 CrneM 41. 70. 85 Heqh Dale ICO Hull Maner� 56, 89. 125 Hull Mary Margaret 30 76 Hunt Oy - 42, 70 76 Huniektr, Hubert 90 92 Huflbttft Elia Mty 41. 70 85 Htifchinion. Wendell 42. 73 Hutton. Luther 31. 102. 110 116 taekel Loir 42 (amei lyim 31 © 92 (er, ten M mtl 47 8$ lewett Bcr.ifa 33. 93. 91 93 lutereon I ft 34. 18 (tmefeon Meredith 31 Jird'-i V H 39 90 92 Johrueo Hubert 46 76 iohnrea Inarui 42 76 84 Jotinian Ruth 42 85 lahneon Thfrmcri 110 lar,,; n.thut 19, 94 ICO 116 lane . Nancy Ellen 33 . 85 . 90 92 luti. Ludtrlg 42 Kamen. Date 63 K«r Dear; 43 73 72. 65. 91 96 Keenly. Mi-Jvm 31 91 Kelloag Bar 48 76 Kennedy Sand 31. 85. 90 92 Kennedy Motion II Renter, Nail 39 85 King Setty 3i Kingttelver Richard 63 Kirk Enuli 19 7% Klofi Verona 5$. 84 89. 117 Knsght Mildred 33 Kr,oUc k Mildred 43 78. 89 90 93 96 KiKiute. Kathryn 57 73. m 89 Kaappsl (eon 43 85 Kama Selma 19, 72 86 Lanbelet. Woodrow 43. 70 85 Lambert. fame 92 lateen A V 20 L� r«on. Frank 43. 84 90 92 L-ti ■ n. Helm- Mwavet 57. 72. 2. 86. «. 91. 93 96 123 not om ttosonta nr;r-o i INDEX Lonon. llatuuiw |1 Lniighlin Lyt« 90 lewn Mixan j| Ubh-ut Uwa 45 71, 82 91 Undilrce C R 30 99 UttreSI Kars� 7 J7 97, JOO lit L T ;r. Roy 57 «2 90. 91 92 UeingMcn lean II Lnwrey Eawn Ann 31. 76. 92 96 Lundy Mae! 31 Lundy Patricia 98, 70. 2 Lyan Ralph E McOirih) flit lurm McCWIufc. Dlial-rth McCoy, Virginia McGill. Pauline McG-mna� Rae Mc ! nnt� Warme WcHvjh K ftn ?h Mcfn-iw Isfcft MfKe-al Memti Moc mber. Lat Magor Soyd Mugor, Uoyd 12 20 32. 70 W n n 35 « w 101 101. 106 100 11« 49 «8 43, 76 90 n 39 14a,or TKobo VT Maivgc. d Anna 101, HI lift 33 Mari h -Geneva 20. 89 Mar hall Ruth 33. 70 7ft Marian. Hcrenc 20 82 66 97 M jpling Vera 33 7ft Ma an leatei 20 Marr-r ILtbern 57 Mw Roger 6) Mok'ip, Twsta 63 Mflktwi, L � 21. 89 � 3 Malihew Mary 21. 57 76. 64 90, 71 Mi.well P fl IS. 83 Meier Erma 43. 70 76 Me f Louue 49 Mert. GW.TK. SI 70 72 82, 87 69 96 121 Miller Gale 33 TO Mil tw Mildred 33 Miller W T 21 Mil ingfe-n Li d 58 82 Mileteati Harwy 71 Media. Ian � to, as. n w Modti r. Mary 13 70, 85, 11 Moniinao Raai 33 Mc-c-n� y. Sili R-sfcefi Mildred M-P-rt� Oli� ! . Mem. Ruth Mart George M? Iit. 21. 72. 76. 7 � 7J. 1« M SO. 102 116 Mo lfi f L s r 58 I OS. tQt. r07. lift N« v , tCadbl Maij.ir-.on Dgaqld Nell HuA Neler-fi DeTfcwrl NeubWMt, Notrena Nev . Rwence Niemann. ESeancf Ni pwt. Alrbes Ni p l trmg Ncv i O31 N'jnaiwi. Ena Olmrr;- ,'n Melba Ogg Geaald Organ. Rom Othefft. fterfsic 33 n 24 33 33 W 3� lift J«M � 59. 90 92 9J 59 «7 13 9 43 W 59 8S 1 7 59 70. 7 59 101 lift « 103 34 70 OJhern . Kelly 92 Ch) pn-.r,d«p fenitl J4 Qtt . ftsrh U � 6 Otteubarg. Etl n 34 70 Palmer Tkovj 21 Paradu-e Charle 34, 9Q 92 Pbpll, Mildred 59 Parnell, Wiltna 43 Partigtlt, Ge-neme-re 59 Parrtott Mari art 21 Isp W H 14. 83 hnntn Har-y 63 Perkln . Dwoihy M Pershing Mamne 82 Peterjrr. I'd no Mae 43 84 7 Pererwn., Grace 21. 8? Prtrru� f«r. M. 70. Tft Petet«or Myrtle 21 PSgger ftrd. 34 Pells. Mildred 43, � 1 Pepn. Mildred 3$ Rre-iba, Mir.-arw 3$ Prine Mc r|o i 87 Puruck -r Gilbert 101 110 f urjcijj OH� 70 87 ftsUifcun Wills 49 76 R-itvdgll Mutuln 60. 82 Redding Mart Fwrien 63 R en'M+-jh Cula 49 70 78 83 V fM8 rn L roy 4J 85 � 93 FU d Cairir. 22 83 99 ReH Ciaul� 34 Relhmeier, Rima feon 49 76 87. 31 Richard-, 'n Mary Olive 44 71 n a? Robert i Dorothy 44 Rogeri Helen 63 Hogg� - Stella 49 83 V Row Don 19 71. % Roeitky. Emma 44 M KorfeSI. Kgth y|jv 49 72. 76 Roulh Warren 35 Rutiell. Rttg 44 85 Ru-jerll. R, ■ i 44 71. 83. 94 94 Rzehgk. Horace 45 70 9S Sarale. William 50 Scdloi 1 Stanley 92 Samuel Edith 50 Somdetr Ckxrl . 35 91 $nri Milined 63 Sekmwrl. Itoyd 35 Seboehn Elr ra 45 S choc M Emir, a 35 Schactn, Let 35 S-diackvl Wa-rin W 70, S3, 89 Sckdoeder Lucile 35 Schmi-i H� :f� 35 Sdnrarit R«nh 35 Shairr. M.dra 36 70- Sheeley. G! n M 77. 1« tll Sheldon 1l r.|amtn W. 77 Sheldsn M.r.a.m. 35 72 Sh« ?p 11 Umw 36. 91 Shuler. Kekerl 22. 73 SLmmc.pi� Le-ocia 45 70 87 Sinu, Paul 60 85 91 Sinnen Munmk 36 SkrafahU fllbert 36 77 Slogln It- in. 91 92 Smith. Oarion 90. 92 Smith, Geoeg iv n n. � 7 Snyrtof. Robert 40. 83 Samsient Rum 1I 13. 87 Sender. Ruiheloie 45 72 66 Spi r ! antv 48 17. 90 W Stark-ebau� Cw 36 Sleek 3 Heir n. 93 Steel , Jam 91 Siettm. Dna 63 Sletnrw, firlens- 48 76 Slelmkgmp Rulh flnne 36 SloMerrcr. (Tmd 36 IS Stjaiiifcn.rg Recdtu 91 Stuci. Dean 24 37 Sutonui Rrih 61, 61 64. 8S Sweenie, Cameron 61 S weenie, lima 31 TangeiBar) Mayre 61 r ar. Grace 63-,. 8? T ibtvRi Lumla 76 tamir.ons Sidney 43. 89 Tlhomai Mtnyon J7 8S. 90 Thompum. Lola 37. 70 Thwtca. Seily 37 Theeian Wineian 22 Trayef. ftlww 17 70 fwahalm. Marion SI. 90 91. 93 Triveiy. VwtJ-ma 51. 70 72 7S B3, 85 67, 66. 61 Tiummet Rhp� 4S Tyler. I W 22. « Tynon. I«-i1- ll ft! «. 93 tKbnc-t (Uic 69 70 61 84 67 Ulmer, £rn l 90 Ulmer, Sylvia 91. 93 Vandetiord Mary fllyce 45 90 Vanter Haiel 45 V hndk, £lm«t 104. 1 It Voekwrg. lean 63 toieha Irma 45 «Vager,er Muirt Walker. iWr.L-c Walker. Cecil Ware r r Wantck, Gwendolyn. WatkiM, her.� Wayman, R«j Wecsre, Edita Wefce Mair.e IS 70 89 37 85 109 III IS, 23 37 37. 76 El 23 84 IS 70 «2 Weber Rcke-i ftl 72 76 90 92. 96 Webiteir Drunlia Welter Dorn «S'eSlermck Lilhef Wellemick, Marl Werner Mirf linbetk We L MfifehC-f� � teitsar. Irene Wheeler fl (3 Witisheld. Con in Witb rg r. Helen Wile . Dlftteih Willmme Mi jar«i William Mj dr� d Wditami Koben WinLlesnar, Ivan Winner, 1 M Wrighi Edtih 37 70. 7ft 37 91 93 5! 73 51 71 72 75 � 7. m. 96. 97 23 37 23, 100 116 37, 76 51. 70 84, 45 51, 76 1 «3 37 65 45. 70. 7ft |7 IS. 23 73 37, 6S Vanl Glen ftl, 70. 73 84 feuaug. fllwyn 17. 103 PUG� : ONE II W M D h i P FITTY TWO