Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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 I Thorson GRACE TEAR . . collector ol antiques . . . owner ox Susie the cat . . . writer ol Verse, articles, and stories . . . has traveled extensively . thrower of seven card- inal principles at innocent freshmen . . . Professor of Education. WINSTON B. THORSON . . lecturer of the rare specie . . . puts history through the hoops with the best of them . . . specializes in the Mod- ern French 'era' . . talks with know . - . likes shows, licorice and his wife . . . Associate Profes- sor of History. J. W. TYLER . . has been in education since way-back . . worked his way through college . . . raises chickens and a garden . . . optimistic and witty ... a 'Liontamer' of the whizzarootype, Director of Rural Education. EDNA WEARE . likes people . . . enjoys classics . . . keeps herself busy between home and school duties . . . joiner of national organizations . . . needle-director of training school sewer-uppers . . Assistant Professor of Home Economics. MARJORIE WEST . . a keeper of books unparalleled . . . gives meaning and place to business figures . . . could get a balance out of a bankrupt . . . friendly . . well-traveled . . preparer of super mmmmmmmmmm meals . . . Assistant Professor of Commerce. A. G. WHEELER champion trainer of champions . . . could teach the discus to Venus . . . medicine man of the get in shape kind . . . requires nothing he can't do himself . . . thinks consonants on end of words trivial and unnecessary . Director of Athletics and Physical Education. J. M. WINTER . . grower and planter of all from algae to banana trees . . . makes the V stand for work in the campus WPA projects . . . has a real smile of his own and two mimeographed young copies in the flesh . . . Professor of Biology, Head of Department of Science. Tyler Weare West Winter Paae Nineteen

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CLASSES-That aggregation ot some 570 PERUVIANS in search of High- er Education Divides themselves into: Class of '41—Awaiting the cap and gown day. Class of '42—Separated from the whirling world by one brief year. Class of '43—Filled with two years of learning, put green caps aside and take on the appearance of students. Class of '44—Sever home ties, and enter our midst 255 strong, to qual- ify as scholars. They choose from the field of science, English, history, Physical Education, Foreign languages, Speech and Drama, Education, Music, and Art. With this year we add another field for the ever ex- panding individual—C. P. T. P. for those who are flight minded.