Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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Elma Gockley, Bursar and Secretary to the President, gives Marjorie Parriott, Bookkeeper, some advice on getting material ready as a prelude to the six hours of panting arches on Registration Day. Executive Dean Emeritus W. N. Delzell, member of the clan of the young in heart, entitles his office the Holy of Holies, but welcomes Peruvians eight to eighty. Principal L. B. Mathews and Superintendent S. L. Clements of the Training School, chortle over the latest antics of their whirlwind comic strip heroine, lil Orphan Annie. rago Sixteen

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Crack croqueter Dean Dunning can well rib Dorm Assistant Marsh upon the upkeep caused by the winter feeding of orphink sparrows who lead in untold feathered hordes. Dean Jimmerson contrasts his hunting and fishing hobby with the pastime, sewing, i n -dulged in by Mrs. Russell. Dormitory Matron, who finds time also to rescue the dunked dogs of third floor. Registrar E. H. Hayward, who would rather sink his choopers into steak than anything else, gets that “Take a letter attitude while his assistant, Norma Albrecht, roast chicken eater, helps things to fly into shape in the college office. Pago Filtoon

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Dr. C. M. Brown, Head of the History Department, discusses January weather with his associate, Professor J. A. Karlin, who is amazed at the fabulous twenty-fivah below temperature. Dr. William Miller, Associate Professor of History, who considers a fellow Missourian, the artist Thomas Hart Benton, to be the most interesting living person, chats with Professor Winston Thorson, also Associate Professor of History, who is most intrigued with Stalin Dr. B. K. Baker, Professor of Education, delves into safety education as a pastime, here points out the merits of an All American yearbook to Dr. Charles Seegmiller, Associate Professor of Physical Science, and a tennis hound in his spare moments. Page Seventeen