Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

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. . . in the Art rooms. Pane Lkven and in the Biology department

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 Whore ideas, iees, and college careers start . . the Administration Building. Oft' it can be said that students relinquish the needless gaieties and frivolities of life to set out in quest of deeper funda- mental learning. Our faculty has been a faithful and ever- present inspiration to helping us accomplish this task. We devote the following pages to those persons who respect knowledge and who reap the harvest which grows from the seeds of education. Page Ton

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The daily news gels a going over. The members of the faculty have constantly assisted us in our relentless search for knowledge. They have en- couraged us when we faltered and soothed us when we became impatient. By their guidance and interest in our problems, we have been able success- fully to reach our goal. In return they have won our everlasting gratitude and admiration. Many changes have occurred since the last PERUVIAN appeared; so many of the old familiar faces have been re- placed by new ones. PRESIDENT W. R. PATE. When ho doesn't make a speech himself, he concludes another's with ''Convo- cation Dismissed . . . still wears Ihe same contagious smile ho wore the day he was elected President oi P.S.T.C, . . . enjoys poetry and finds snooker fascinalinq . . . stops ins car ever so smoothly when he cnves students a ride up Fifth Avenue. R. B. LOWE. The V-12 unit brought him to Peru, and he remained or his own choice throws out progressive ideas and follows them up dignified, f’lendiy, demo- cratic Acting Doan of Mon and Director of Extension. GENEVIE MARSH. Minder ol tho dormitory girls . . . keeps a yard- stick on hand so the coeds can draw lines . keeps Eliza Morgue humming . . light- switches the girls to bed at eleven sympathizes with eager beavers. Acting Dean of Women. Page Twelve