Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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Miss Florence Martin, Assistant Professor of English, enjoys the work of Katharine Cornell; Dr. A. L. Bradford, Head of the Department, who believes the National Theatre is that one made up of the collective efforts of amateur groups, has greatest affection for the post-Ibsen drama; while Professor R. D. Moore, Instructor in Speech Education, prefers the acting of Charles Laughton. Miss Marjorie West, Assistant Professor of Commerce, who holds the Y. W. C. A. sponsorship, hears the wish of Miss Nona M. Palmer. Professor of Commerce—to have an entire class of A students. Gathered around for a jam session are Professor G. Holt Steck. of the voice department, who writes philosophy; Professor R. T. Benford, Instructor in Piano, composer and arranger; and Professor V. H. Jindra, of the instrumental department, baseball addict, and Chicago Cub fan. Pago Eighteen

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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

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Dr. J. M. Y inter, Head of the Department of Biological and Physical Sciences, prefers Scotch stories, but shuns comic strips, while Associate Professor T. O. Odlaug confesses he can't rein e m b e r jokes, but blows out a rib at the doings of Laurel and Hardy. Miss Grace Tear, Professor of Education, chats with Associate Professor J. W. Tyler, gardner extraordinary, a moment before his Rural Education class, about her newest hobby, collecting glass marbles. Even-tempered R. D. Sellhorn, Assistant in the Department of Industrial Arts, and A. V. Larson, Head of the Department, mentally somersaulted for two hours trying to track down their pet peeves for this copy. Page Nineteen