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Miss Margaret Henningsen, who dislikes be- ing called ‘ nurse , is teaching two home nurs- ing classes. She likes maple furniture, auto- biographies. novels, and popular music. To her. Grand Canyon is the most impressive—College Nurse. Professor C. A. Huck teaches aeronautics to training school students and was one of Peru s first C.P.T. instructors. Clock-doctors for a hobby and is making a garden tractor. His many radios play opera on Saturday and symphony on Sunday. Victor H. Jindra, one of Peru's musical men. wields baton and violin bow with equal ease. He cuts a striking figure on the bowling alley and reading fiction strikes his fancy. Miss Pearl Kenton is organizing a local em- ployment bureau lor junior and senior training school students She likes travel, symphony, short stories and plays; saw Lynn Fontaine and Alfred Lunt during cornhusking vacation.— Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages. Mrs Emilie Kirk, Assistant Professor of Art, brings out the artistic soul in training school students. She plays the piano and once taught music; is a Czech and proud of it. Dr Selma S Konig says she's indirectly in the Navy since she's taken over Dr. Bradford's English class so he can teach cadets. She miguets'' her French class on May Days and gives parties for all her language students.
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