Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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Associate Professors of Physical Education, and profound ribbers three, Arthur Jones, Phyllis Davidson, and Alfred Wheeler, mull over the arts of muscle building. Harold Fisher, Assistant Librarian, becomes a photography hound in his leisure hours, while Miss Grace Petersen, Librarian, takes a postmans holiday, by sticking close to books, so does creative writing in her spare momonts. “If you were king what would you exterminate?” brought the answer, War, from Miss Edna Weare, and Box elder bugs,” from Miss Ida Mae Brackney. Professors of Home Economics. Page Twenty

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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

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C. A. Huck, Associate Professor of Mathematics, who goes in, also for wood-working, gets out the books to have mental setting up exercises with Arthur L. Hill, whose hobby is work and more work. Totally responsible for the pleasure students get out of batting about with “sil vous plaits or amo amas amats, are Dr. S. S. Konig, of the Modern Language Department, and Professor Pearl A. Kenton, of the Foreign Language Department. Professor Calvin Reed, Junior Highschool Supervisor, who is most interested in President Roosevelt, intrigues versatile Miss Ruth Brandt, Principal of Junior Highschool, with reasons for his choice. Pago Twonty-ono