Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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PRESIDENT W. R. PATE . . has an illus- trious family tree . . . attender of educa- tional conventions . . . causer of stam- pedes a la convocation dismissals . . . prexy of and for the students, and come in to talk it over if you're in need of help. MRS. INICE DUNNING . . interested in traveling . . . champ crocheter, croaueter and party-giver . . . enjoys reading . . . sponsors Gamma Chi . . Dean of Women. J.’ fit. JIMERSON . . . crack hunter and fisher . . . signer of multitudinous excuses and disher-outer of no-no's . . . must be done, and he does it with a flourish . . Dean of Men. NORMS C. ALBRECHT . super meal-planner and cooker . . . get- ter-upper of convocation programs . . . • plays beautiful second-fiddle to the boss, Mr. Hayward . . . Assistant Reg- istrar. BARNEY BAKER . . Interested in safety education and medicine . en- courager of students with problems . . • plays tennis and volleyball with finesse Professor of Education. ROBERT T. BEN- FORD , . humors a piano in fine style . . . drawer and painter of pictures for fun . . . writes articles for educational mag- azines . . . composer and arranger of clas- sical music . . . Instructor of Piano and Organ. IDA MAE BRACKNEY . . lover of household beauty . . . traveler of this country and abroad . . . concocter of en- ticing repasts . . . Assistant Professor of Home Economics. ARTHUR L. BRADFORD . . . speech user a la perfection . . • coiner of delightful phrases . , . senior class sponsor . . . exceptionally well read . . . has requirements lor the slightly ab- sent-minded professor . . Head of Eng- lish Department. RUTH G. BRANDT . . . expertly handles youth in the difficult age . admires Keats and Shelley has a yen to travel ... is a master at the art of understanding . Principal of Jun- ior High School. CASTLE M. BROWN . . . small, impeccable dresser . . works earn- estly at pounding law into young peo- ple's heads . . . quoter of Constitutional phrases . . . sportsman and ex-lawyer . . . Head of History and other Social Sciences Department. A. B. CLAYBURN writer of a geography . . . interesting lecturer . . . digger-upper of budget events . . . vitally interested in young boys ... is Scout Master supreme . . Professor of Geo- graphy and Geology. Hlbrecht Bentord Bradford Brov n Bake: Brackney Brandt Cfaybu’n Page Thirteen

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Dean oi Men, J. A. Jimerson Dean of Women, Inice Dunning PRESIDENT W R PATE FACULTY, helmsmen of an aged and able cargo ship, maintains a steady twelve knots while we apprentices get our sea-legs. We re a green and mutinous crew, and once aboard we re on for the ride. V e rock the boat and heckle the pilots and don't realize what they've steered ur, through until it's land ahoy. Summer, 1940, our flag was at half-mast for beloved veteran Dean W. N. Delzell. We wistfully dropped anchor and waved good-bye to Ralph Sellhorn, C. PI L,nd- strom, Charles Zeegmiller, Harold Fisher and Mildred Catterns. Midyear, Clinton Sharp, E. J. Rawson, and S. T. Fleharty stepped inside the pilot house, and Frances Harvey, back from a year s furlough, spun yarns of overseas. To the faculty, they mend the leaks, bol- ster the crew. Guided by them, each a new crop passes ship inspection. OUR FACULTY—CHART AND COMPASS Pacjo Tv olvo

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Clements Diddel Davidson Faulhaber S. L. CLEMENTS .. progressive ieacher and leader . . . admirer of talent in others . . . directs a mean band . . . lover of stu- dents; proof: he married one . . Superintendent of Training School. PHYLLIS DAVIDSON . . . drives a Ford named Hank ... is a sincere advocator of you can do it if you try, now get to tryin' ... asks quarter from none . . . apt seamstress . . . super- meal-setter-outter from way-back . . . Director of Physical Education for Women. NORMA DID- DEL . . . endowed with talent, enjoys finding same in others . . . would like to see art in other lands via travel . . . soft-spoken . . . distinctly a type . . . owner of far-reaching memory . . . Associate Professor of Art. MARIE FAULHABER . . . avid reader . . . enjoys the stage and opera . . . has watched this institution grow and thrive . . . feels personal interest in each forward step of local educational march . . . Associate Professor of English. HAROLD FISHER . . keeper of the books . . . would-be exterminator of writers on (not of) published literature . . . keeps ball of photography rolling in idle moments. Assistant Librarian. S. T. FLEHARTY . . Ex-basketball star . . interested in athletics . . . latest model of teachers on campus . . . wears big apron and tackles the toughest of them in the chem line . . . Professor of Science. BLANCHE GARD probable originator of well-know 'happy' smile . . . ex-missionary to Japan . . . domestic horti- culturist on small scale . . . loves children; result: handles them with a 'way' . . Supervisor First and Second Grade Teaching. ELMA GOCKLEY . . extensive traveler . . . business woman a la superb . . . friend in need and deed . . . aptly secretaries the prexy . . . giver-outer ol orders . . . host at table of registration . . . College Bursar. Fisher Fieharty Gard Gockloy Pooc Fourteen