Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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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

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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 ”

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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»