Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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Norma L. Diddell and Mrs. E m i 1 i e B. Kirk, Associate Professors of Art, chuckle over the latest predicaments of shaky sculptors and puzzled paint-pooshers. Supervisor of Fifth and Sixth Grades, Isabel Mason, hears the outcome of the fourth grade French party, and resulting “bone jowers, from Mary L. Hileman, supervisor of the third and fourth grades. Myrtle K Peterson, Visiting Nurse, gives Margaret Henningsen, College Nurse, advice about the importance of women in white midst an epidemic of flu, falls, and flat feet. Pago Twonty-throe

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3 Discussion oi the mutual yen to dig gardens and raise healthier ’n‘ happier bulbs is sandwiched in between classes by Miss Blanche Gard, Supervisor of First and Second Grade Teaching, and Elizabeth McCollum, Director of Kindergarten. A. B. Clay burn. Professor of Geography and Geology, meets Dr. P. A. Maxwell, Hoad of the Department of Education, at the post offico for a friendly chuckle over fan mail, which no doubt concerns the investigation of rock strata by means of the problact method. Miss Marie Faulhaber, Associate Professor of English, hoars Miss Mildred Catterns, exchange professor from England, Supervisor of Junior High Teaching, tell of the bang she gets out of the first organized cheering she's heard, and the U. S. phrases dating and O. K. Pago Twenty-two

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Because of that last fling at the cum laude angle of graduation, the seniors took time out from learning only long enough to appoint Merritt Jensen, president, Bob Halladay, vice president, Maxine Pershing, secretary, and Russell Sommers, treasurer, and then began the back-to-book movement. Notorious for their winning over fledgings, the quaint warm-the-pad-dle game, juniors, headed this year by Severn Handley, Ed Falloon, Marjorie Evans, and Mary Olive Richardson, were more polite to the senior class, welcoming grads to the annual Spring Prom. ith an all-male board of control, came sophomore parties with he-men re reshments. Along in November Prexy Jack Coglazier, Vice-Prexy Les Gump, Secretary Bob Ashton and Treasurer Gail Miller, trotted out pumpkin pies for second year men who backed into tho affair, located In the Land of Reversia. With Patrick Henry, Wesley Huff, Margery Kinsey and Mary Alice Hacker, leading the freshman pack, underclassmen welcomed tours and tests and did exhibitioning themselves by presenting a Talent Night, by grabbing roles in the Homecoming Play and organizing active, growing clubs. CLASS Pajo Tw©nty- our