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SENIORS p,r :v, y : - '1 V Pres. Bob Ashton. Sec.-Treas. John Rhodus. and Sponsor A. L. Bradford discuss plans for commencement. Mary E! Jenson take:-, ov r Pror.i done when Rex join;: Uncle Sam', ranks. ;ne'lou. or ' uetlC «d 1942 Grads arc both joyful and sorrowful to the tuneful notes of commencement, caps and gowns, sheepskins, and in general, just plain graduating Four years ago “Degree was far-off music. Today that same music lies close to their ears. They are years of joy and fun Homecomings, fraternities, friends, instructors, social events, classes and just fun times—they remember as they seriously consider the problem of securing positions and mak- ing the world sit up and listen to their songs. Pago Twenty-four
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FACULTY L. B MATHEW'S Associate Prolessor of Education Principal High School . . guides the Y M C P. takes persona! interest in his student teachers . hobby—gardening . favorite food just PLENTY WILLIAM MILLER Assistant Professor of History and Other Social Sciences . . . hobby—photography of all kinds . . soft pleasing voice . . sports lover. S L CLEMENTS Professor of Education. Super- intendent of Training School . . worries about men for placement bureau . . promoter of victory vege- table gardens—rather raise than eat them. CLINTON SHARP Assistant Professor of Physical Sciences , from C.P.T to Naval Air-Corps instruct- ing . . . owns a 1788 copy ol the first chemistry boos and 399 others. A B CLAYBURN . Professor of Geography and Geology . . hobby—boy scouts . received the highest rank (Silver Beaver) in boy scout organiza- tion writer of books—now revising his Geog- raphy and Agriculture of Nebraska. ' MRS. EMfLiE KIRK As- sociate Professor of Ait fond of music . . can ! do anything without her hus band's consent —even to the voicina of her likes lor the PERUVIAN would like an increase in salary more than anything. NORMA L. DIDDEL . . As- sociate Prolessor of Art a voice as pleasing as her painting also a mem- ber of the trio who built the teacheragc . . wears artistic clothes ERNEST J RAWSON Assistant Instructor ol In- dustrial Arts . has a soft part in his heart for metals and welding his work is also his hobby likes hard tasks be- cause there is no fun in doing something everyone can do as to ambition The sooner I finish nvy thesis the better.' A V LARSON Profes- sor of Industrial Arts avidly reads Readers Pi qesl and National Geo- graphies furnishes, tenor for the choir sponsors sophomore class . . mathematics chemis try, and physics provide his other interests Pago Twenty-three
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SENIORS CORINME ADAMS Porn. Nebraska Early Elementary—Early Elementary Club. Y V . C. A . Symphonium. PERUVIAN, Gamma Chi. Sigma Tau Delta FANNY ALBERTS Filley, Nebraska Early Elementary—FT A, Art Club, Early Ele- mentary Club. Lutheran Club. Gamma Chi, Kappa Delia Pi MAURICE ANDERSON Ong. Nebraska Mathematics—PERU VI AM, Alpha Mu Omega, Lambda Delta Lambda, Student Athletic Man- ager EDWIN E ARGflBR1GHT English BOB ASHTON Lorton. Nebraska Music—Y.M.C.A . Symphonium. Band. Perusina- ers. Alpha Erudito. Pi Sigma Chi, Track BARBARA BEAL Watson. Missouri Commerce—Learn-to-Dance Club Sponsor, Y.W.C.A., Perusingers. PERUVIAN, Girls’ Dorm Council. Alpha Erudito. Alpha Mu Omega. Kappa Delta Pi. Sigma Tau Delta. Pi Sigma Chi JOSEPHINE BOOSINGER Pawnee City. Nebraska Home Economics—Y.W.C.A , Kappa Omicron Phi HAZEL 3. BOUSE Dunbar, Nebraska Elementary—YWCA. Alpha Erudito. Gamma Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta Page Twerity-fi
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