Peru State College - Peruvian Yearbook (Peru, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 141 of the 1947 volume:

THE PERUVIAN hit Flint Eliza Morgan. T. J. Majors. Hoyt. Del roll—names that grace our buildings to help us remember time-honored traditions. They are proud names and these noble structures wear them well. Like so many wise men standing in a circle they take their place with the Gymnasium, the Ad- ministration Building and the Music Hal) to guard every quality lor which Peru stands. Their stone and steel and piaslor have the warmth of hfe in their watchful protection of the Ideals of Peru. To these Ideals, held last by the rooms and the corridors in the halls oi the campus, we dedicate this hook. 1% THE PEOPLE TRAINING SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS CAMPUS LIFE A TRIBUTE TO THE PAST W. L MTE i � � Ji« r a!?r.r� 1 rj «tuartar a cwifwy cu hwod of PSTC Hij participation in tft« oKiuco anol IwW will tem h T n� mbei f and. loo � • eanncH hi in r y «suit anej di � tns ’ ¥+ cooTOcalKMs diusUevd A PROMISE FOR THE FUTURE ML W. L NICHOLAS hr pi tr J .cAl - Icr s Jew Jic 1 tapnUu but ha� ptoV d him tell a in� Peruvian Hu trequen’ conToca ttsa chart have b«« is a troiillien, rnt4 bit pnagretKive educational l4ea( an mtphafwn The People—«ludent� and tec ulty—determine the personality oi a college. Bewildered Fresh- men looking for classrooms. Senior learning to cope with practice teaching, seasoned Pro- fessors .... all contributing to the Peru of 1946-47, TATE TEACHERS COLLEGE - CAMPUS OFA THOUSAND OAKS M FOUNDED IN 1667 ADMINISTRATION Pwudimi NbCftofca, ;n hts farst tow v� ki ot othe . tacwd cm aeml taaci shortage College aU ow the country wet t.'XJd.m-7 lot replacementt tn a na licovncto faculty turnover He mote than l.ved up I© our eipoctattan� toy fendirvo the tglil teacher ter cdmoel every va oancy on the campo� We, cis «ludent� , emwtely hope that these new lacuJIy members find Peru os octlmlyinj a� we do nroett L POYrrr w™� � £ « .r mure yaninaal mhraetton to r-ig'iuh chu«i levet hoe lhn� e eniroyi «atartaMag llViem cwlfur IhrOuQh planned concert ot linitnrirr •MMCtt towtt q 1 J 14.. ., ,if.4 TK rerr-� CitorttMeft Kit Itotel «toy cm e «b rui � vd e t ton to Perunant popirke too pud m die «moofh ot OCHUtaK el YeMi toll at raid'tern to re-enie Natal leeerv IS ) fvdto � AND FACULTY DOiOTHT COVlTta. IwiU pw fiddi '-aca of sat � to -cuJ - )■ «H.ot «rf.il d uvj oi L- co r) ksci MARY 0. DELZELL. Ri . in’ to IU-jisfm Bujy ouulirJ to a ! it.' r s� itv e ‘ mlc'- i'izr. in Ui- i- K CLHfl CCOCLEY, ft ■ 1,1 Hi ’-n nw f iir «riiSwd or. faptctrottgn iiay Jwro l lnm tn if� ' pay to-yaw-go r t, H. tMYWMffi togwirar (find wtoft buii whicr 14 niviy. -net .• • • MARGARET HENN1NGSCN. Call }- tturM Uunpu and lto llu kepi Hef roeulcmtly on ih Jump rW y af f� r f Uw? fury ITf t i?... NAWJtE POWtBS Se-cre-jj-r tto Pr ;4«'• A . r I tall la a Ej?3 wtrkjna |X9 !id n5 Mi-mn itoankl 10 1 stocking ocnrocaiioo otondanca LEARNED AND RESOURCEFUL 1. E BAKER Piol� i«Of ol Educn' n GonJu wnh wood blocl piiijj � , then aol tiwu it) a twinkling arewdlng lo a patlarn JAMES BLAKE R , ilant PloWtaOf c4 and cih r Social Sct«u� i aicviullr u n r I 1 d I • • complex rambling c rjr d it. jm oti nglii wuh a M w Y ar� Day tsar ring AUSTIN BOND. H-xd of lb t rpa jr. r ! ol Biological and Physical Science Pace intormlnabl nil during daarcoM loctur aulnt denote «oatinujr )ok« IDA MAC � HACKNEY. fini.iar.’ fto hn« of Horn CeMWBKi Haturnod Iron l crr ol ab r c at isid t� to to aH oar hthMtm 000k� ERNEST SHOD. Ai.Fi.lcmt Rrote - f «4 Educates� � . Piinctpal Imuar High School Land cm inquiring mind and willing cc-operaticm to all thing odocationol CASTLE M BROWN. Il«l cl Cw parlwwnl cl IbilOlT and other Social So oo 4 Smiling wntw aJ� u r lull-tin icholat and ta uf bra Yt ohr.it! Pi Ren IN YOUR GUIDANCE HUTU Jk DROWN Ai � • P •or of CdrWOtkm. Sviperbaor ci lurt- lor High School Graewmi htMlOU h T «Ivii M «OUruJ on «T«nrUilm| trees d rioiin aoto 10 an qbih« lil? ! son Nn.ur m. avanr As- - 3,■ Prok ■or. Librarian U ih kook you wont ii checked ovt. ah can tvoons� fld or� lull a tjood writer El sparUlaa rtrwvi THERA CA VENDER. fl� sanata- Pro faiuor. Librorian K upi ua ai c ; b o! Ittaranr aikitn by n� on« of kn- 'rig-iing portari anal] bundl d rllicvoncT JOHN C. CHB'ST. At: M-- fv. - •at at 8lsiog-f and other ftiyaaeal See nee 3 Lendi dum action to tab fibirory stor !o hb arabo heqdodot -d(M� aatincs flHSn. R. CLflYUt HN. P- r ' Geography and Geo lag? Dorm aia rkwb«� of liry wU hb on- muncrBoni d a budget eye ni 1 a Jbif-Jt b-mSd-ue flu L CLEMENTS. ProU c r of Ed u - coiidn, Sup+rmtandefli «1 Training School Capably ptloia Training School . . alert� nanagenenl ddiie:! with drasKsSuationi DEDICATING YOUR EFFORTS wrrnx t cook, p Of 1 . ;■ ► i IVro; ; i' • iyi1 «o- IIKMnt and fly into IUi« n dlh ha nimbi� ftHtfl � riuiMc� ntto� al luno and Og m frwtd hat nutated wwtlJttj by to j fha tti � dunmj It� htri • � -«■� PHTLU5 DavU 5QN Of PbT tC4t to as f, Kaap «n wilfl osspw oft� liroutj WAR (� 4 Stab Conner! yawl atveo coxa riorc. p, i Er luH, H� 1 of |to|«arhs� «r. Eiptrlnenl g n i t • to imi pmr-ymcmd wnlwri |pp� tn Of rhjlbai or« id� | n kioJl mi actum MOVLMA L DCDCCL A , IS-niaaara tt Art H pan«v «|) —im v yn bar toonatarn a blot- tcso a wort of an far fit� ummtwited BLANCHE ft G MX 0: in Prot � t al Education Suprr � t pr Of Ftrft agwJ Sac 9 ft 4 Oflti� T« -jc!-iR.y Lot� te ?wt feu: dawning Nou � 1« a lw� TUb bwnr� genti� oi � n and ut� kwtlQ cwJj- dvtoc TO OUR EDUCATION... VICTO GOTTEY. Sup tTi.af d toldor Hxih «U Mrr-Bindvd but N!l TH in lb S� dofn ur,-?ft- ta?e m� !hod c4 smfKina and r«n mb fkng tH swan iwm IOLTON K HOUSE. Ki! P� 4 mw ori En Jaii Quid � Badgitr, i pcr! rs tn shot� «9� w nrrli !csr Itv pcrp«r MABY L MilXMAN 3uT- 'v' □r oS ThiH and fcjjlii Gt-tiA� TVaetang H«r dfrpartus as otd-t im robfc ! tk catapui of a trlfid and f idfiftui (Mw C. ft, MUCK. Prof nor I U m-ssci T i n k � 11 wish or4 t posrj tsciny ih.rg i � T«n snanaga to Ml on! on tiwoem-sat i ?ufR CLYDE C. HILL. B--i:! k-’ Pig •� � 04 oi £mgl) (i Con et ?v tiou« workoon lf««ly g � � ol jptJfo slm t« P 4u- Tian copy � i dtw VtCTOB H. IWtJWL Dtiactat d Sand and 0 th � tm tn HrurtOf Ift Violin Dtr,d«« n «Jumauf, «qualiy k« v� � n tin muiK and a opii o ash' kite •rsM.t SHARING WITH US k WILHELHJNA LARSON |. cl School T«.3ctnr, j 5 pc-alr. G CSOII hat ti concern«1 ncBnly wtih lb erainnun® ol Hilary Into ihe youno-uiu EDITH LINN. St,? - •'Tt ol u r.lor H i 7 h TeaefclBfl Bor tweet mule it lor «II la fiU aep Ceil In b c violmiti dauflhteM funtar Utah charw 3l wni-serea ckiui: cist a 1-turn p i- .1 An fl-c compiinh bwuler el hoi let ol aft to slut '.fjrd and io-urth t'-td refill A. V, LARSON Pr ‘. A bl. bMl f|-t Take mnas� [tldr in 0 ipet ard ipan thop «rrfl gt� 4 iuuM ubq new to is Swltst Council ALVA IQTSraCH i cf« d Cfcwcri Croup 1 tnilmeiar ol Vade FVktftti� on it� cello. Il-uf . piccolo. or whtM-hoM-Treu. b i4 ■irvTiihj any pari In lh citoru ISABEL MASON, SuperVlofir ol Titlh JM S i?i Grado Teach! a? Proud ........... el that luai-sr.pyi d o-ji-ol o fcvmdboi appearance OUR HOPES AND PLANS l a x TKrwi n ,-� ■ p..- «r t t . eoton. Fhocpol H Mbd Ttodarg pro- Innoe i gain U 4w n jin Ki4 t«Wi bn � UTK KUTHIWS. V.uftfri t! H-jh School Twriuntj Hard watt So� hr } in m mT TrrUtvirvfl Stchaot b lt«rr « tn nl;«nuf corto«M •0 011 D HOOUt rt. -i'll ProM.jK at and iniiriKMT tn Spwh EdwHtM H� mwhi aitw ni ht« «ten l hi net of- ten auidiMi tinvi ot DmwkMc Club P ■ MftZWTU. fr.lnpg « H d 4 Dvfnrtwret S-wecnnkul w to� jtvI $votf -effanM itiwtawtti tto RMOltrVC 1 PC1M UUiiUtrTH McCollum iv-:-- t k-.4«r ga� i n HiKb 9 o i m rrarytjn pnsotwJ fwltto tn making food tiirt tat� LiU MKV State Teachers College 44kM evsttw e t YOU ARE A CREDIT KONA M. PALMER PteS t ci Co 0 mini ot OTUwg miwi oai«� rron� If : «T «4� « racUm 120 10 Nuimur� GEORGE RATH- P !«■ I M i t . i .,- PVoyi plana bill HM Op� rq lop lor Urtareing oppwa: i och a Garnwiv tfadont� to put ih ,� h i WAYNE RIGGS. R« ;■':■« 1 f d Sf ol F-duoalicm I� W«n H 'p- build flll-Sms r. harme b«cn ona hieu� )! •««pa Daiiat! Ha'.l runranfl fmoolhly WILLIAM K. RITTER r,t P d-j� eig| Ara Cap:ur 4 Iraa Kafvnay know how and Udi bow |n all (fciwi of ilusp-wor� HARRIETT SCOTT, fl t f' !-• ! r g liat� I� oapafcU ifl many h� ld� (bo a rt uiloujn al I iait - i PAUL SWEET LAND R I in R P ca' Sotscn Laualily adopt at aalhf mail? I. pfeytke . and g niTfl along wttfi pwpb TO YOUR PROFESSION Senior� i he areefl sprout� of four or more yearn ago who developed into 1947‘s ripening harvest of graduates During tins grew trig season Ihts bumper crop has experienced vari- able weather There were the sunny, carefree day� , inlor rupted by the gloomy war period when men left the campon lor the camp , and girls remained and wailed and were graduated Then, bnghier days returned when the boys came home, and school spirit rose Cl Brown h adb Mnlots In Itunr Iasi round- up. Qttloor Ho i«r, Oi y, and W feb r—tK lok w j Mo� 'A Yet Lhingo were not the same Unfamiliar faces greeted these returning Peruvians The building� hod not changed—ever, the gym- nasium was wearing its leaky, pre-war hat but the activities once so satisfying, when viewed through mare mature eyee. took on a dillerent perspective Veterani who used to think dales wore a major problem now turned their energies to balancing budgets, and baby-sitters were on the ;ob far love, not money This miscellany of veterans, former teachers, and fust plain students who happened' to get her as a class has, never ihelcu, been united by a common band of sentiment for the cam- pus, where they enjoyed many rich friend- ships Though COKitnenoomtml marcs the dose ol their college Life on this campus and distance creates a physical separation, yet Peru's spirit wiil always be reflected in them, and their roots will romam in her tail to nourish the succeed trig classes m their search for learning. SENIORS Ah r lour rsari at cail«g th� inMltio«n; Minion r«r at !h if ui:-45; bang lSieughti is eotira T r«crtf •fpwt crmi flutte TccusMh, twfcfaila DONALD BRUMS Slwrtuxj h‘«k axkci BoWr.f flUCt CUfiVtLflND ©tsafaa, KtAravfca Er j3i3h-- Kappa D ha Pi. Itecw Tau B lfcj to«J! trncn; C� l Siiuoitu ttuvsry PFJW ALDERS Olc-to Cum� Mathc -- ane? fltpbo Mu Gm«r� a OflTTHELLO BYERS Ctenwc-ad Iowa PJvjalcaJ td oation. tn- 1 uihiial fin - Alpha M.; Oflu ja, Risi 'hall. Cp- i$9A P Tau, Stud 3! Council. P-Cluii WftU.ilCE CUJlVtUl!4T Omaha. M«k4 l-fu .ic — Sand Cboru , rJt«ftallC Club K'Jffr-J Dwl:a Pi. Slant) Tau I -a M i 1 lEt AKO rflss C wlar Rapid. lo«a EnidmVUil Aril — Epekkm Pi Tau SENIORS H f it u It taportoait iu ‘ luv « wo� r «♦leni £m� Ml j x- il4 coatn nt — qtA k� MB Mtsrt nticttr Tall CMy ! «Nailo Early ttcMAtary CAtca tin — Pan Ceufted. Pt nmu; Out.' Bair� Ec Dub, Kti(t-) Delta Pi, T W C ft SU� ma Tau Dilia, Boi-Inn C«uWl tuaa cauusr.'. rail Off IMrato P� W a «t B« P� iJ lEWALD awaa Peru fSefcr-Jska PhT«toaJ WuMtioB. In duatrtal Am trillion Pi Tarn, Track GEOPGC GPirriS KckcaUa CtfT N«fe � ka Tng.uft — Ptdagogucn kta rw P T� «P f III HW.'CES ftMM GUY ©■wfaa. Htbituk1 Orci� s i CIi b. Peruvian. it w c. • £h isva T«u D lia UTPTOS HflU Fosbury- N brt � ka Iwfciitrial ft fir, Educa- •jcrsaJ Adnuniiffaftcn — Efxllon P) T«W YESTCT HOtMfili ?«-u. Kabtarkd ladurlrwl ftrtj Physical Edupglioe — Tfaek, P- Club IfiMCE HOSIER TtMlsrru l� � 9 Uc«iWy Cdii atwn — DurtMSie Cub ALVIK HftftOC Elk 0«rri N Efi� ikrl Ir.dailn 3! ftfli. Phyiics! Education ftlfhg Mu Orie a. Bar Ini ball Track. P-Ctub RRMOIffl HJIHQtXY Sh-jfcatl. Nlbfrittba Art Engluh Drumalkc dub. Y W C ft. Sbjma Tau DfSta. fi� f Qufc CRHEST HORftCEK Wiibcr ifabraitci Eriglub—QraraoUe Club.: Kappa D� Ma .Pfc PERU- VIAN; S ma Tag 0 1 la. P-Oub WAX HOSIER faukary. N bf«Mka Education -Alpha Mu O in eg a. Dratoaitc Club SENIORS W � 11 ■ a t • k Guy Cd'Jljhl JTWipplJKJ |vm—orv cl !h Gil!l� p boy WhaS'� up D st Lflntbem troubL '1' JAMES MftTHER Lincoln. M faraaLa Ptiyiiddl EduCaiiOfl. If,, diutial An — rooibaU, Track. P-Club RUTH MEJSTER HunbcMJ. ?i Vrcuka Mur.c — Band Chorus, r««fln Unyuoq dub. Kappi Datto Pi. FEAU- vinK, y w c n. si a Ton Delia. Oil Trie. OrcW«a FHTLUS MAXWELL Omaha. SVfcf-oilq Primary Education — Qiaru , Dors CounaL YWCA. Early El - nfrclgs-y Club; Art Club. WAR WAHDA NICHOLAS Peru, KtNniia Hem Econoiaia—Hco: Ec Club: Student Coun- cil. YWCA p=� i« Tw.mj-C.ilu ROBERT OAKMAN Auburn l! fcrjjka Pbyilcal Education— roMball. Track. F-Club CHARLES PARKS RubiBT. M brt� kd Q� � � Snr—Foreign Utn- (J ttm Cut. Kappa Del- ta P, roCHARD PASCAL W ton, Habraika M f Svas|£ — Baj'lel- ball. D or m Conn cl L Track. P-Clui WILUSM RACHOW Carillon. Krbrtula WakeoaiiC — rectfcaU, Track. P-Clufc CflVJN OSTEBTHUN tecuBH-h. KebraikQ Pbymcai Education. 1a- duilital -arta—Ffuilpn Pi Tom. Foci ball PClufc WALTER WAYNE PARKS DorcbatUrr. Nebrcnka Hulwy BaikotbaU. Sim- dent Camval ANNA PFISTER SpMnauaf. Mabecufca Duly £bis«war|r Crimea ’« CborvK Kappa Della Pi, T W C fl. An Cliifc-. Early Ciatoaniary Club ELDON HEUTTEPI Slatting Nabretika Pby liSal Soenc . Math aattss- - Alpha Mm Ome- ga. Derm Council, Toot- bail Matvoget. Bob-Inn Council, P Club P� � Twero Maw tAlICS SAMON feoftHWeutfc Nafcfmla JLnghtK Uu«W - Mor i Pmnoc Dull Mw KM, PCMUVIAH. StwJat.� Cewacil, 6i$pu, Xmt tUl Mi otcn v surra hrn )W,� la MitM) ri� W oo-ia HlfalL r«MMI. Tr c4 Nh TUrt) SENIORS rroMM «« a •Jbepc a n {snm Etas Vagiva and hncol a Hwdm lw t«ok lad W«ml d Mold to tidr up Dak � . JU TKa Shradan rut Hha «it itm VAN CAMP SHftADt P ru Kabtoafca Miiec — Bawl Qi«pw Has Ee Club. Kappa Dalto Pi MADCAPS? SmiUOK Ada . Katoraika ttuQfaabci. SpMtd - Aipfao Uu CtoMU httl L«4u«9 C5-fc t pa tto'f j A. Stwdnt C a u r. c • i T V c A W A A MinjRH SPOOR Peru !( b«« ka Walton; atoc� -Alpha U j On go. Corfu Di!u Pi Jikgma Ton Dalka DOROTHY STEPAN Peru. Nttbraaka Qxnatt — Horn tc Cub. Eat fa D lta Pi DOM5 WAGNER hhnion. Nbfcraafca Uar.fcncs.3itc� — Alpha Xu Qsrtfla. Do� m Council Dtaiwsc Club. Council YWCA bob bun Co uftc!3 MflnGAprr wcuittsax SfMCuo . Nnbraakd Ml� tor r. Gnc naphy Cnanrifac Club. Foreign ; Club, Kifro Coho Pv PERUVIAN. YWCA I AMES STEELE Ntbtoiio C«iy. Nebraska Engliob — Charm. Pro- ®aste Club. PERUVIAN Sjtjnuj Tmi Deft-s M n ■ Ch aM eu WIIHAM THOMPSON Pstuburgh. PrAtuytranlo Hu lory. KatlMHMtte� — Alpho Mu Omega fool bail ROBERT WEBBER Millard Jewa Physical Eduamon- Alpho Mu Otnegc, Foot- bdlL Track. P-Club OJUVEU. YOCUM Humboldt. Nrb'cjjir} P hr «Icat Education— Ba� k� ibali, Football Tract. P-Clut h nurtf Om JUNIORS fumem- thud termer , who shifted iheif aiiennon from preochtng •cphomoric fluloeoffey toword the mete del;cote undertaking o! painlessly releasing their senior Inends front «Ut� ©allege duty Having hrmly established themselves in PST C, these ex- pi or ere became well acquainted with surroundings and ftod; boas FUtgiiiraUon lines by this tune no longer held any terror, and lumors all had learned to hold a tea cup properly and to use a banquet lark with gracious dexterity Consistent improvement in the short cuts ot writing ierm papers and the passing ol tests with a minimum amount of study were among the� turners cruet accomplishments Proud of their tech mque of turning study mto play, they gradu- ally found their play time occupied by numer- olio extra-curricular activities—many a book- worm saw a now light when some slick chick drew him out of the darkness Then began those mid-alternoon conlerends , the evening walks, and tiro out-of-town visits to meet Mam and Dad Tire big project oi the lumar class wen ibe buffet dinner honoring the seniors,, on April 14, Dressing the stage in Its Sunday best lor Baccalaureate Services wot their final tribute Speiww ciavbufn who diMii. tn. dan it � o the graduate . the deperturo ol whom left wonderful vacancies which held a combination ol antici' Other HoUU; C-'oci ojbJ lawn toh a portion and dread (or | union� . trtd paw � tor e pern fin artirticaliy d cera� d tab’ -, an abondar.e at laed an enioy- pr-MTan and a darvo cocririesd Midiort lhar l-rucri are really tin people IWf Ttu-tf-Ti DONNIE RUFENtftU? TisroIkj, K«brc� ita M orbem:} tic� , ChvKMtry — fllphn Mu OnHxja, Botvtj, Dor� C rocU. Student Council Y W C ft W A fl ELMIR BfiCMENBEftG Safthoi Kihmti Ce.«M� fe —Pedojojuan MKBRRfl SERGE� fbfcrcufca Cily. Nelrroia 9i� gy—Drataslc Club. Lon- 4u a 3« Club, Kd si Delta Pa. Tr. 9 1 a CCOIWSE LOCHTH ftut.rn Nebraiba Industrial ftiti Itail«iio-l. Track WftNM BOWERS fteckpsa. MimouH English - Band Dramatic Club. P dag r 00 T W c n LOIS BOY0 Ver-ckid. Nebraska Commerce—Dona Council Item Ec Club. Kappa Delta Pv MUHTOM CRMPfiTli OberHn Ofcta Physical Education. Industrial Alt' LOIS CHWSTCNSEtl Clark . UrbMhia tluxxy—rsx � QTi LanaudOv Club, Kop f«i Delta Pv W ft ft JUNIORS 'lena -up' am Ml LtW u rau-jf.' ■hacking library .bgei. ■MrantjA War crvd aniLng or� � ttw � r ho rwWk flM b.eiogy WJM, IjdI’ S� r |� ' MITHUI CUKFNTS IWu Nrlraii.n A Ci ir� � rtim— g� d PCiub PUTM ANN CttOOK H lm4a On We4� n Murtc—Sam. Ow- .• rjnrm Council transTic C-jl. forMQT language Out tape CMsa Pi, POW VMM T W c « UriuVJII OOttCMOT fcfcMm UxhiHM b � tllrtr hw PUTH DOUGHrHTf Brock. Ntbrank-o E'Orlr CtmqiUnf EiwWWft WILBER CG£ FaJU Otr. Htbrmks lrwiu«« i! ftfl� —Fewnboll KIM EUJSOK PhoriU . Amema Art, SpjniUh Qvxui WAITER EL Will SmSiw. K fc «uk«i Phr� «n Wcwb s srtsc - -Alpha Mu On 9«. St p4 flt Council PftLPM tVAHS ShuibBrt, Ksfcraifcj Utfhomotlc Jn4uirtrk� l An� — Band. Chorui. Dcy rs Council Dromon? Club. PERUVIAN M n . Ouort« . EVELYN CAT? Kalla Olf. K bra kci Early Cl-nD nhr7 Educabor — Pedaija- 3 • an Early Dvocafilary Club MflflY LOU GENOA H� i=bo4db Krb'aih Matte. WarlhtBiatlet— Alpha Mu Obi m BoihJ Checu . Dramatic Club. f ipji Ci I to Pi. N w non Club LOUIS GRAHAM Rfyier. Bow, M fc--a� k,a CtwBliiJT. McnJwsxric - Kappa Dutia Pi Track P� 3 TUtty-Hr� JUNIORS C woa Mu «rJs an� - eal Clun ?ritn null a ln ti lira nOrot WULT GKftHAU lli� txp f |V Wu DwrtU KTWHCTH HTHWSUmW S k«3.ia hi� n E4� WW- ii £ ni EDUrlWt' less MaravtMg, l« o Ml—ifi1 Uu Ostja fcxpigr. |awt i«i«« Ctuli Nf 1M| MflBVtM HOtSCHEA U-UTT, liebraik-3 PSipiUeej! 5 «� «—Bond. CHcrur. Track, TriBcia PCSub me loicrrsoji Dunlap lava Car ncrco Chcrui ClftRAMAE JCUKLMflttH Cheater, Mobtarke� M-fjtiwisaatiei. C«tw«Pkcn — Alpha My Onega. Dromrrtc Club. rerelgn Lan- guage Ouk. Kappa Deha Pi. Lutheran cut IUKE KUHLHAMN Cfeeitei. Kthiaika Hiittry- Chcrui, CVaracHtc Club, Foie.gr Laaoudge Club, ftil Club, Lutheran Club MARSAAET LEWIS Sbuhwl, h'fbnaka English—Derm Council, Dramatic Club, Hem £c Club. Kappa Delia Pi, Peda’ gogtan. RRUVIflK. Student Council. Sigma Tau Delia WAYNE LTKDEB Kehavka liebnuka Indits trial Art� —Tool ball Stud n1 Coun- cil. Track. P-Club DONALD UcMlLLAH Cfetr Nebtaiko Iftduibtal fir’� -Tract JEAN iinsTER Humboldt. Mebrorko Commerce Alpho Mu Omega. Band. Chorus Dorm Council. Dramatic Club, T W C fi. Girls Trto. W ft A. Or cbeeira Page Ikurrtnn JUNIORS Ofiif 4«i4 Vandal mil tlM !Ut pool Vk oifvi hu I Lei Li'. look lies at 4 j«l «rash tlw lutMtan in their inllu csthlh wrsrrr Peru. !J tir«ika YWCA. StoM Tew D Jia WAR ' 'JLLIAM Onms LAG fchr.ion Nubttuio Mathematic Comotrc� ftOSVMRji-if PCfcSHlKO Gew-urcod Kfbraika Mollietinjllc Alpha Mu Oirm a. V W C A. W. ft ft RUTH RAN CALL Auburn. K lf '!j a Gooarriphy. Commerce - Pedaocwjwr. P«j. DuiifCqM KILL SAUL Sob. La� City, Uiah ftttlojy—D«« Co tofteH FwMbaU P Club, Hki 4 j B«K9flWl SfiWTtH W� nwood fewa E!� !Mn.Vwy E4gra jcfl — Chwuj Dm- x-aKc Club, Hcoi Ec Club DON SMITH Pafj'Jina, Qjlitatma Enqtuli.-£ a� q K Club ftrursi wheeldon N' btt (ka K-tt L� ! u Pi, If W C A, Sijrr.a Tou Doha ftGNES WILES W far.g W«W. N bn3U5 -AlpM Mu O� got Hoi� C dub fuse willirms Tabor Iowa EnyHaK—9a t. Dryrr.il,e C5ub. fVdrrgo- Slat,. Y W c A fib,MOM YfiWL’ftS Pwu. ttitxailfl Prr MfdicoI — Pwititifi Lasyjutwr Quk Kappa h� Pi. TH-Bata rLOKENCt YOUNG P au. N‘� bf-ft� ka CuKstwfc Poo TtrtY Nwi. SOPHOMORES Sophomores full-fledged uppercLassmen, who, with ioscma tion and wonder, beheld lost September s bewildered newcorssn and painfully «a themselves as whet a hod -.een them the jt-t before fl brief glance at the younger set fostultod in a vivid tkab- back of their own entire freshman career Aware of the beneficial effecta one year o! college framing had given them, sophomores received lo eonlinue pf®cttcmg the sens graces Undignified actions were consciously eliminated at they built up their repertoire oi collegiate mannerisn� Graduates from the Personality and Learn io-Dance ciub odw applied then knowledge of charm as they xxk their places in the grownup college organi� __________________ hems Girl adjusted themselves with Little di faculty to the extsa hour of freedom to whd they were entitled aa upfjefcicisanvef. cod gloated aver Lreshrrwn who were required b mgr. in at 9.30 Second-year afudenU panned tlxmiwsht down to “major decisions after Laving takes a year ef general requirements. and they tooe began to sample various courses to deten iat llwir tastes in minor fields Experience h taught them tew to use the card files q! fee library, and practice ted taught them not is arrive at ciaaaer too early. Mf txar� nfi—BVaM-jrbod-y tn«wt. hut xc-phe- a.OMi teel Uiiy bald to a special cveitr. Cl t� end ft darn—when u «n« 50 leoan- •rark. they r«?Uy tvj� It. V AHl: ADAMS fVru. Nebrg«ba HlSl6 T LKW IWDCTSO?.’ Itai arp — FoorbaH, fVfei- ; : j.'Tr. P Ctub FWINK ANDREWS Cofckxma t tiujiri.aa ftrJj-—t'taannltr Club Football. Track. P Club nozcucN haujifo Bftrjift, iltkmikd Homo Economics—Home Ec Club IfCSCKT BLKCER litbnulo Oty, Ntbrarfco Pic Mriii-iXji Dflf-E BUiNKEfiSHIP Pc ru f.efcriMla ArU SESNAMJ MJCrtflfitCH Burr, Kibnub) I .rJurtrlal flrtj ElllFflXY HOOVER BOYCE Batbrj!«. Itefcraikjj 1 .oil � Magili Education — IIorv Ec Club i- r r r T Ot PHOMORES De Ver� (o� j lekee q iali ni: A bwuttlut irj luoLn k«� Coup ««HenirWAt nrrf Mi whtt roll or jot � R RNOWN fcrtu NebroUa KiiWr - roOtbOll Kai t -J Deiva Pi DMUME BHQWW Cook Nvbiaiko Catty Clo n niary tdu a«km—Choru� , Y W C ft tarty Deminlary Club JOHN cnui Pent Nibwia OM6C Oub PeOapovtan, PCHUVIftN Canora Cut OtmLD CUtTIUKN fwu Neteqaka Jr u «rv� i Ari i fthya4«aJ C4uca 6Q -Focr ban Trnrk f � r fenyTwe LOB row CXMNOI Aut'«r. K«lri|i)j IUmm CTk� f Lirritt H3U E0 EEtCHEJ Pwru N fcr � ii5 CcauiMC colleen gaucwot Brock U.c -—Ok:«j GtthAfiE GfcRMrfl ktrly f Btnkr( E jm- IV� WJJ GtLLM© Brower tUa. h’lJbeula MaibamaiiC� Ch « 4 ry OOBIHKC GLEBE Eauk-i� ry. HrbfOAtta ftati-1 Chorijr WABGABir HAVKONS W« fan4 Warn N � ««ko tariy tkwniei Cdveo ee VilKSHtfl MA-VDUT W� ofc H Kafcrthcta Ham Cmmkt-Hoo u a� t w c n 5 dtr � Taw Doth] !• rarty.lhra� HOMORES 3:iiy ord Don wqlfcing ahne. Scoe-th � Tb jrtHjruj i1 Handl«y and Richards fce hr««n dowi Hflro-uii and Shtrcian pr- fnsrf !hnl dvof'r rtwooflh jar dm day DON IINROUFF film a. Wsbraika PVe Volccinary Medicina —Toarball. Track. PQut GENE HAYNES Gyneaedu . Komo« Mrteerotogt Biu Der A CHARLES IKMW1KG Prru Nflbrcuco I tdtuMal fbti Physical education LUZIWTH fOJINSON J| j3ifcM q Jews Einghsh Pay Finr fw I a JOHNSON P fw HtW«ata tmki4 r 4l Arii njrnr uKnsar AUwv Nabtaiia Jbiurf-bAwml bi k(4dH hikflBiM] r« bad. £ I u 1« nl CoutKiL Tn a� K� «fiWLrr. McOWDLTSS K««b. H kroakd Pr«- N v r ■ i r, 9 — BoM. ChOtV MTWCt HAAS KtUqiU City. P MiHJboI — JVtojt- tptan PERUVIAN amfiLD UflTSCHUUATT K M!n N.io.Vj PWyaieaJ CAomta — Ajrwt Qwtw. r� «bo H N«t « Ow bn HITTH UrSKUNCUP PywxillL Ntbiaih fur4ar High Education ■■ Horn� Et Ctufc: Eopfq Dtiki Pi Early TXrsut'. r Qdb accola kentt htit Habnuka r mjn La� gu y� - r w c A HOGtfl SlIUfiNN K ku H City. Hitml-i Km PmIi N� F«ty f � � SOPHOMORES Met H9 ia me Waphwwl «a bps «mi Bow and he ksr� 3 bar M M iknrft F� m foy — ■ I u 4 T f B a Of wax ransoms Nru Hatuttka WflLUIW) WtWTFW Pwu. K� h a to Jc-in-i.-tlti.IB—fafBlfh Iflr uag� Club t • H «««Ian. HEMUVtAM rSSSf KHOTf K ttnwftikl H«t r«iU £ � jtuh Baft! CWtil Dwa C« aeC C a uitt Cfai YWCA WlYKOWD SCHATOfTWUC |«rt. tMumai Am llf f« ill irSTTU r.CHKEHP' MT h«ir vir� — fllfjia If u 0� «hi MOU- SHCPMflM —CfcariM unirra kvoboc V«:wi PhrMCiil E-tiuf-HK � —8cm tiMball Roam ntuKUflX Htboakii Chit H NiuIi.i Dxjb fc pHfageffwa SOM WAGNCn Mwwo N i � a N tftftfMlift} — IfiM- nml Voakvlfaaia WlUtft WCUfiflMIDT Eduoartort Dra dttti Out itu M wmgmt mCKC 7EWI1C WMbM. Nvbratka □MMftMry DJurttficm Chetut Hot. Ec Out. fonr Freshmen—Thai fifty percent ' 1 the � h««i body which mad its Chuff business that at t rwi.r.ij out bmr it Other hall lived In that process they enlightened th uppefckmtiefi on o number of iWJM Forty m the yeat they dsowed that freshmen car, be ongmal and that they bar definite ideas on some subtecte Through courage cooperate !, and ksth tn masiincal superiority, they aocotr.pfc h d th� heretofore impossible aMndaning the trodi- bsnal freshman imitation EiMSicpotiOfl had mskiTccaUe multi on tort-year studente N u Kim Tear treshe in penser � t� in« i run it� b� v ms Kr • porir Out� I e r. t I n • r -� l. arte U Stetelrtt ■� -� ew 4ter Firtifiwi Without th cu� MWty attention fcrora upper ckwunwi. ttnuhmer� were cfchqed to seek other means ot ad.iev.ryj recognition No rule or pal tern prevailed, and a typical freebie did not estet KerertheUim, the teeauiceful Mvcoraor adapted themselves graceful] y and success- fully Hotnecominij found them on the job without the motivation of green caps or ike threat ol 111 paddle Thelt enthusiasm helped to swing Hi vote foe a marching band, and their participation in other organisations pro- vided a greatly appreciated boost These admirable college beginners early Learned the significance and proetictxl applied t� on d the «even cardinal principles—«spec- oily that concerned with the use ai Seoul time Wisely allowing for this element ji their schedule they frequently prepared birthday banquets, went on poua and invented novel way of making someone elaes bed Their quii of loving hie and living it accord- ingly promises sucose tor Pvtu e dose of 1950 FRESHMEN rnvi wtien ih reel ep elnert «ane and the Burner, burner preirtited inadequate beet the fveterteet Uiree a vo- !« • r.iiittekl «rtSea HOWARD ADAUSOH Pluk� i !ph c, P«w- y Iconic Kitiory GUT1I ARMSTRONG Browr.nJtf Kvbrmko J.vJuv.rkal flili-Luihtian Club fit HIE S SAUER SbubarL N bia ko Physical Cduca'klo- Ba kvSbaU CHARLES G BREWER Uafntt, loo Sd«c . Mata� -aikc� — Basl rbfil;i 0 DEAN SHOW?.' LcuxrltW tfabratto Hillary — BaikirtbalJ. r««M Tpneii 8LENDB M ANDERSON OreoLa. Nubrauka Mu«c Hand. Darn Council Drsnolte Club; Hatn« Ec Club IA V OH DA fVJFEKKAUP Julian ttabrasta 0 M«Marr Educatjc-n — CHatuj, iJrarasahc Club. Hon Ec Club HERBERT BELL Uutwcn. Iowa Phyncal Educaiioa—Ba� DwtbdlL Track. Arthur bhopht Lincoln. Hnt-raiia Physical Education— football Traci, Baiirwj HAL BROWN Pawn Cily Nebraska HUtory — Cftofu , Blue D vlU. CHmi Leader ftn� ftrtj ll� � RESHMEN Na ta r• m e� Dim cfcdtf Rill T 4— r t k� ton b him aa4 H� r.r? t putw!j 3+ogn pfcieal 5 atouff. rrtwi and C U« I� Am fciaulT ol !.Vj! Part VIRGINIA MJKMMAN M UrlftoU H.U wi i fhritcal CAvtoiltt Dorm Council Dramatic 0%b W A A. Uam-to- wcwAHti cnufuru OMm CHus Rbr tc«l tdwosiw . rnoti-ill Bntollni: fw r t� r LOWrU CRMWfLL Ofcoftuv Ohio PhrncaA Muwwe-Hi� wrr. Toorfeall KWOfT W CLAM Kovomm. T« ai Pr� r.ngur(« r HEX f COSTNrf P’� '� lft.-lu.r-7 tix flt'� - Tftiri rmnn cotter X � ( Hitimb P-r«J CiwqtKr — Dt� HVC X tOKAU £ COX P9U0� -•M CWU. domain an tMb|. kr� « fluc-ancr laittlltll feaebaa Track tw:t dowwvoikt D fU r uka l 0«CTT COCE ttrboiti Cu Nitfuiiq VwHjr jl R.jr, r.itu� — fcwwfcaE Track VTKtl COTTON Kafcrasfca Cikaear io uorc nuwo rrul Cj f Vu v- «ti3 IW IMuMi-lctwf SI£|JT DOtTC IWraiia C f7 S tr� li Kr H� 4ci m DOUaKERTT � W . K bfa k3 Prtral Education — A A Uarc-b-lkaro � -� . r r«M FRESHMEN Whijd eo iid Buhnnan hor kn lK(rt Tjfwduricli? Polaor. BUwl r.� hip. and Chuck Keg i — ihtw i a crowd Wfvii Browor on-'i Zstdtft mn I da wuH that ojrnora G rir,� r owl Siojm wilh jjnjJ � iJxjrt v r� rUcko ‘. DOftOTKY t fi£W£L Brock, Xobrorta Furol Edoeotion — Y W c a HOUflKT IXJOUTL T Nemaha Mitnuka Maiharadllci Band. Gheru rdifTwo nxru cniEurcLOT HanalM, Nrbfaiia Ualhotnatlc� Uuitc — Bcwwt Choru Y W C Fk IWYDOT DUNCAN Uetcauia ClTf. h' breut J VwukkwyQt Rgrkculhuw I7HE PUNCflK rTv v. � fk 1 Pu-ial IXurcMI � aiswjcs elweil Band WtlitfiM FORD DeorboWi. MlcK'-Oao Ft+-ltnt— lw« niAorrfi frost FaH Dif, N'ntfojfcq Zat'.f Educa- two=T W C. R 1C«H OOEKKO IImAUu. Ktfctaika S44MM RdateUwafioa SUT FADS Lon I a Cotilcfnl.i fin - Cboru n?n?iK nscHLR Do Witt, Kafefai a ProEn-gtooonjvg SIXTY VftMCC fH£MCKS Prru K«brakd Hm� « Fccfiosilc� - Koa« £4 Out fCSETH GtUJSPIt Fat! Cl 7 ft fcraain Srl«lv� - Bo log ItOBERT GOOD T«cuc«h. Hfrkraika BiuOn RdnunotHiUen —FootbuM. Track P � � ns-f-TV� � I FRESHMEN Q V'3ip K v p{« loiki yggd H5CHJUC GftCGG W tvrr q, DOROTHY GKVir lofaum K Mtuio Chorvi . tVaraont Ciufe W a A. UmnDwi hw rmr t - IHAKCIS GADfvSOCHMt S'ainlia. K k� aa.a lUrol Edao � IHCK HAOSTBOM A roca Nfbmlii l%Tuaa) E� 'jfO iftr, An� k«� fco!i. track TOW HftOS7RO'U Rtoea h'ftbiaika Edueoriorv So c x! So nc� Ba ir«ih iU KImi Dnrlb D.TJHXNE IWmaD Pocoftanrai { «� 3 Co� e� f Cf-Xbof ■« cfitstm. HcrrwmK Adaru Kfrbraaia faral tducation— Chorus mu hiluw; Ow. K«b«)(9 —Biv Drrifai Ktottt HOUJVfflN $Wn y fc� a CLRBK KfiNrV Sprtngitold Jiohfaiko Irdtatriat Oil; — Blue Itartb IflKtS HEM Dnttn. Ktbtatko Eociy D ts� fito)‘y td ca cion BTWJE MGGOJS Aubun, S'fhmtu Phy etc ol tduoauoa-— Track | OHM HTPPE Dimho?. Httmubl —Bond. Ommu LOUIS HUGHES fl i Jaivd. liofciaika Huiwy rarj Tit FRESHMEN BvJdui - Hugh v 4 Kacpte Birb H'ta holding a pr«'Ct«i w-m {« p« 0 a rv«T 4in Hal Srewft- linl I f • i h m • n � «(� Ng «■Hat -HR rOSTOl WU'iHrS Taber lew OiMtiHry fiinnawi JIM IOMMSON Hi—bur j Iowa bdurtlMl A U fmm l fc« FUCWllO rENWKS CwmI KuHi Iowa hit� � —Fxi AnaTI hflV ICWiSON Coot, N bra� kfli Phracal Edvoataon fcw Ontto OUVtfl JOtHCM N«iM-34 !fc« Ctry. Kwu4c—SoT� d held; ttfifi BimSb. N i5«nla JDoHt E«iM t� T Ed ca fien —- Qrcbmtrq, Early DaMMary Dub WJLKfl ICC 2 NED Y Ktoioha Nebraska Early Educa- B05V—Chorw Y W C A . Early E)«n«nlary Dub PflUL KUNE Mol «ys. Iowa Pr� -r««(ry POt LAUt 1fcuin h Mubraikn Phy� lea I Educo Usm— football BOBERT EflUrWflfi Tulsa, Oilabcaia Drtnscrtic Club. Fvctago ffian. PERUVIAN, Con r j Dub ILENE KfJLLE Sl ffc g. N«tot� � ko Early D«e� ntary Eduea- IM� Y W C fl WILLIAM KINMRN B-Kilrwu, Ud'fojlo Hittinm AdninlitiarlMMi HAROLD ICt'OPtE Peru. U bra� ka Lvtuilnal Ail Ctru: Lfl VIONE Brock Kabratta Bun rum fldroirvuorfjUon “Sand h t rtlfr lm-nm FRESHMEN bcl Ko larw «rapid hi t urvcr n 'kxI Hocr «niq I o Jfo{ «i work � m J-l OOHftLJO LA vi m fwvd. JOHW IX Wit fwtt H k 4i4ei Mmm ii 4S I ®nn -kmd foia f m I a«1M mum uc ctrttf: fUbroita Otf. Xebraifca CotttKtl WUWY UMN SccuaJ Sftjdup ROftPrr LOGS CON T o n b. P Is T 1 c Q I EduesBto� — football BASSARA LOPTTK N Caitl . Colorado Ccmm ic i Chorji WTLUftM LUCE Auburn Setraiko pfi r mi cal Educaiusn— track AOStW MAJORS fVu. Krtkaaba ffwtiuitiol Art� football im writR 0u Act . i«bra:ka - fku kvtban LEONA LOOMIS GiW«d N«fe o«ka Hanoi Education BRUCE LOWE P r« Ntbrcnka Pi«.-f-ow notura - fool bo I I. F« 5$n Lor� jruo0 Club; J(j JOHN «cOUIHJi Union N braaka Huiwt—footboH OUVEH H(i� ncu LouinrtlS . Ntbmila Phyboal Education— � Mu D tI3. VERRE MEIER Du Sou. Nobraiko Pi Mndsool — r« i'jn Langu 3 C1 u b. Tnlro- maral A ut lhaIS rm, tto RESHMEN IXrr� l Sre� � ernrt. — isad 1- Ham fU s 1 � « or iiHprtuil !• iAli-u 11 •• � Mitt Ric� . iHi In. Van Marti , R w jn j llajffMHi - lrBih� i n fecy or chu nr too nrwjLftt tiiruuift H l j towa 0� � i T tens uoooy M+trsm.a Iw-® M� � v BiaWfe SflHSflKR MOLLER Dunfcar, Hcferoita C«ms«r« — Ban 4 Chorua amat uocm flwlHatii. Nthmiii Rural rduaHww r wf ton IQOtfi RD MOUGKEY Uhten. N fef94io 5. iafic mac wciso s (Warn . Kvbraia tr- J J U t� � l RttJ ROBERT KflftP 0M«. N«brt� ka facial So� fvc — Btu CWwU raOWKD POPE Tmnuh lt k� iia bvcMwial Am football. Trask etmwxrnr men htu. Itibrdib Mm’ lc - Bor.il O,. iu.i MEftlYU MUJ.T2 tXrr l Cut, H� tc£M«a t b t • I c a I Education Football P-Oub. Trgei Blu BETTY NICHOLS Derwaon Itabraaka Ptnn1«r Educoboti CUETOHEi PARSONS V T in, jf r H� brailq Eiwh h — fcotbatl P Club fOYCE NORRIS flqk-asn. N bro ka Early EbtaoMury tdjca Baa — Dramatic CI u b, Vi' Ii ft, Early n m n lory Club VIRGINIA REAGAN Da� � sA ttcbraika fur-iOf Miijh E4l C«3tKrfl P.i-j bur Oo RESHMEN M CUrl � ku waj ejrwJ M'jro-Vi Camp- l«U ifetaaby w t cr« k « KmnvBM mctuiiii ftnvl QtT. JV V «rir jrv UwdkirM «MP Dvvtla QCKE NXKfc UmIsmta Ka oila l� 4 0� w fM mauricc nawm l mti Qfy, N« 4 k i Pt -Crigao tftJi9 — 31 w 0.rtU WTA NVHUUCH fotava vlrcuJm GlMfc1 «C4 VAKlORft KUMBfltttH Return, Cc a ro TWOMA5 wrUXftM HYftN Mrwurl VoII T. Eowa (nduiirial Rrti BailtBt- boll MflYNRTO SCHUriTflT U« j, Kvbfiutd Social Schhhs —Oww LMWfl IO SEABOURH 0� «� . Oklahoma Uu«c - ew y w C A fUZHM: SRELUIAf. (Wqei, KahwU M-� h E aei S« c� Ctaftt •JEVfl MflF RUSS FIX. flub urn tifbnuks W A fl OTWiOHT 5CHUDTR7 Marik) N braiici thduiirin] At LYLE SCHREINER Unodiila, Knt-raika HuEWTr -|iura!atj«j! } ««toll FREE SHOWLER Dvarban, Machs gixn Uu ic—Owu STANLEY STUKIKHOLTZ Cllr. N«i T tia Vocunooal ftijncuhur tw fci rr-TV � FRESHMEN Lyl Itiim tub to rot� «H lvb«a U Db. Ii totpaftikhi km hu � irj?n� J 0� . POCVVMN .nop cwv wi I� � ■orbam� fr i thai o pbetotTOptuff k� m l x� ► !� emu VAM DWORD A m_ K«£ra� tsa Iwlwiirliol A' 1 p w ■ ml lb oil r-jertimn Troel UQJUAU vorax Dawian, N.t.uiiq Phrdcal C4i� ««b« — Krukatball. r«nk.ul Nf fmmi MftKLOfi VAN MfiKTTft rarbitff tirtraikii Ton «If f lOKN WftRr Horabwg (no QwbuIit scoksa ut wrAw: Mi • r C Cl .A VmU DwMlaT Ci b wemdcll wiotr baw Oif. Ikbinb Mm Dv«ik 105 CAM tG«WH!( Ofwra KiUiiia rum. mcrus Dnm KtlraUa J� ! Uf al — CSorui f cf wvyr. Laegiog Ckt lumn! ImmU£ HOfiCHT WILLIAMS Ufownyt!) , Sttfaii'] LOC5 VOMQttM Gram Nrtnnb hlTWal t b39 3ll THE TRAINING SCHOOL-whore Itdchtnq theories ore adopted or abandoned. Aspiring teachers of acadlitiie subjects, athletic , music, and dramatics learn by doing. The result: a successful school and a source of pride to every Peruvian. TRAINING SCHOOL Ckxwiac Rt+.mrtrtm ItKrarn Uw Cavrnli fik. n«Tu ftatw Moml! o« ftag r« SJwiinRcw, Spjiikf Cahill Hoy Ps� lm«f TRAINING SCHOOL JUNIORS IW Im fkrbar 1 0 i -Ham Itein Jauca Mtn . AiSmm Lukdnr Qtarfla HnrfrKtMa (Mmh Laaw. Qom Jlrt i l� e«a IU� n ? «r ftnrtartl J - •«if PryM ClkwSsMa M.HI. rm i •« «. O wvut HbaHnh. � � «r CV « l«T| VMv. dm am far c«n.i IMm AMi ttitrt � Cdt l 0Ha, On � CojRwm. On HaA FRESHMEN flnl «. WjIm ' l im IW .rw- Ut« U«e«Uh� � � k 7 JVItui ttsma H� � m tMm v� w Miaca- lulHr Oamhra Fhatnnfc ■ma Urn V1-71..1 Uimi Wa|f tnyr Dvaald P.au fctl Cat , rwti Hv l n Burl hnw IW C TMM a «i Hn ftfl« a4 Iwi «•ait . Nno. Com Jbtfaar Bam � . Swf.t 3«a Mr •. r � « uotN... sm. v«v ‘ M B « Imr-Rw TRAINING SCHOOL MUSIC f W� h' i .nOw BAND ATHLETICS wi iMrwan tjl • W... � fii'i.vi IMi« Vee s IxHd Ini t« « C C rui I� . � ► -..iit � C� e’i� i S � 'e� r ,■ «, j ... C-'i «W4I� . , - w., -,.,i ... a , i .. . c c— - -k i fan Mm mt IW k • u The Peru Botfcrten ■« fa� abon avMag ogam ftj year The Prefetiif� won eeveti out oi rut grid conleit� and iod only on resit- k� ly scheduled basiethai; jots to a potent Teeumeeh Fit Their ocher (wo deleatti were in tournament games Sterling downed them tn the itnaU o the P S T C [nnlatienal Toutna menl and they lost to Rynsouth in an extra per.od in the d,strict meet The Prep coget� wpufid up art !irtt ptoc sn the Tri Stai Center nee and the toetoaL eleven tmsshed second in the loop oes The varied interests and ca- pabilities of Peru students find mediums of expression in the numerous honorary societies. The activity of these organ na- tions plays an integral part in campus life. 4- DRAMATIC CLUB With Mian haired HhM Fnediy cm thi year' piwidwt the DrqsntiC Club boomed Its membership to an all time high V.ce- Pros', dent lame Sandin, Secretary Ramcna Hand ley. arvi Treasurer France Guy kept the buti ne ot the dub ijetng. while Prolessor Robert P Moore and hU armutant� produced the Little Theaters first-nighter program! The popular Broadway play, flngel Street was presented to the Homecoming audience as Ihe first play of the season lames Sandin a veteran ot the Peru stance, was cast in the ro ot a criminally psychopathic husband driv- ing his wile played by Margaret Lewis slowly and heanoreakjngly toward dstunan end is- saruty R newcomer to the Peru auderes woe Don Smith who ably bandied the row of hero- detective The roles ot the fiutabou nerving gri and he bynl maid were cleverly portrayed by Hseie Fried! y and francs Guy R Ckralna trnqunt and tnloiicn wot held in the College Dining Room with Dr Floyd as speaker The Christmas theme wot earned out tn table decorations with snow, while roir. deer, and Santa Claus as centerpieces fnkwrcial imtotion was in charge of fames Steele and Finest Horace! who arranged tor all initiates to appear in one-minute skits Crael set nm pin t lie 1NM to Rn «wi sh.u Lwls ayni «vrVs ll asd Ovatv Mean aw • uewn Dir ctcn Moore eho � another Broadway h,l Arsenic md Old Loce lot th «ontd p� r lormanc cl th ucnon Th pkiy was buill around s| ctimocfem o? two dteligihthdJy Vic- torian afci i ad ’ t ?r d Or Both Aon Crook and Uvu K w tes m th Peru Dramatic Kne-up w r Frank Andrews a� th nxn y-semg pfarwntfti and Jean « th girl fsro vtdtrvj the tor inter l Vkllatnou� Wilted Redterr. with hi tumd ■d t'.ct [•am Steel provided th unator angle F n � l Hofacek who ima jirv d himwll to be Teddr Hecnevelt, supplied riotoue humor throughout the petlormcmc fid • na yw d b n� i wt« tfcrwJ «fu Steel kn ftiiWi: jr d OH lac ' Bod hey mil cold ai cop Eranj Gnlttn. arui Saaflip. Ceo-t on ru-l ro t «dii m «mi ter pot YoivSari t«ST oti I)� rarspu ' t«1m UDENT COUNCIL The primary ixapose of the Counci of the Student Aeeooation u to promote student ac tint � to endeavor to create good ieehng among students and {acuity, to uphold the high «mdsdi tmd FiiM traditions si Peru State Teacher� College and by making and giving «uggeetjorif to encourage a good eitiienship on (he ocimput The first meeting of the Council elected Wayne Park , president. Othello Byers, vice president Margaret Lewis, secretary and treas uior. and Mis Davidson and Mr Laraon. ad- visers Sponsoring one ol the beet homecoming festivities, die new Student Counal got oft to a good start and into a lot ol work President Pmk‘i securing perm 1 5.or. to draw up the first constitution was the highlight ot counal activities When Pres dent Parks left the Council m De- cember lor teaching duties in Eagle. Nebraska Vice fwesadent Orthello Byers took ever the leadership ol the group Low Christensen and Edward Hess were selected bom the Student (keocobon to rep resent the organization at the Mid-American Student Congress held m St Joseph. Missouri At the beginning ol the second semester, the dub managed the Semester Swing, which lurried out to be a gala altotr. with the council providing doughnuts and hot chocolate for the danrets Two door prim . a year's subscription to the Ped and 1947 Peruvian., were awarded The crown.ng ol the King and Queen of the May eendudna the years work Pints owsm HaurWlnf itumniMBHi lirdtar B Audeelmp UMv Kutoi� U� u Lorwei Anuttn ft Wagner W Cl-.lt M Speltaan GIRLS DORM COUNCIL A bench ol ten registrote ter judgment cn the octiTitcM of ih residents o! Elaa Morgan Hod Pteuding cti if lushc . Dm Wogsver, sort m reunnl with h t assflOOtl, planning recrea non ansi checking the tecta of rules ffwcr.cei by Ih council Thu orgorurcttion with the aid ol dormitory «ludent� . sponsored the f.rst gala occasion of tie year Muring Oil Iwmt oral hia orche� tro oi 1)1 Jot rival Harvest Moon Ball The spirt! ol Christmas pervaded the dormi lory atmosphere us 1h« girls decorated with wrealiu and ribbons the lobby and recreation roam ol Etim Morgan Hall The girls met in the lower lobby lo exchange gilt , ting carol and consume hot chocolate and cootie The Yulelide season featured a Christmas tea ter all (acuity members and their wives Two lighted trees hanked the Waring hearth The gleaming silver on the two tea tables re fleeted the glow ol the cheerful i.re as Mies Tear and Mne liiboan presided Highly successful demonstrations and talk by cosmetic represent’.w and Sashvcn ex- perts bam Omaha and Lincoln were held at various limes during (he yeew Hew hair crea hens and male up styles introduced hidden glamour to the student model� To promote ctltierahip and cangetvahty among the women Buddy Wee ' wot moug u«vd Each girl drew a name and performed xh erf k rvdness lot her buddy that week Amusing gill were presented and many rooms were brightened by buddies ” A Valentine party climaxed another Buddy Week ’ The council members served a dtnnei to the women in tho recreation pari� , dec- orated villi ted and white heart� A huge Val- entine h ii I wai the Iranie lor tit tableau of song fills of yesterday and today sung by Ruth Ann Crook Ruth ! t istwr, and lean Metrter BLUE DEVILS Tired. depletac Peru FVp rwnwd an in vigarofarig bot in the sbtsj on the tBOfmng cl KswmiMi 1 � k n sleepy Con� goon wet rudely awakened by a group «( noay thirted pepaien Then rod and blue jacket have now become a lamthar tig hT upon rite campus The primary aim of (Kit oigcancahon La to «uppoTl aji athletic eveni� With tax am m mind lh«e eery� have spcnaofed numerous ralLe mciudmg cwi unpr— ve ’arch Ughf rally, a haynd and a dance In December (be pepdub renewed an old trad inon by holding the largest football ban quel ever presented in honor of ttse foolball team BOBINN COUNCIL Dunn-g itut second ye« ol it existence the Bobtan Council functioned under the prefc deney ol Richard Pascal and the v.ce p « Jency of Don Wagner Keeter Fnedly.. Ruth Rnn Crook, William Saul and fldon Heuiter acted m reptneenJaliv tram the dorm noun cili The purpose ol the council a to ocrandet carefully the conduct ol students at tit oh nr and to that all rule and regulation are observed Thi group, alio, lumivtMi trie buying ol phonograph records. ih renting of bLcyclen and the purchasing of new equipment MEN'S DORM COUNCIL Tt� men ol lb campus noumi Rictxord Pas cal ■ prtukni of if Mm i Dormitory Ccun- cu He hat bean cusuted by Eldon Rentier at «Ot-prtwkfU. and Wiliim Saul cm watbiry- vnmutet (hcjtwj with Victor Erant and Darrel Mudra they worked hand-in hand with the Dean of Men the Matron. cmd the Cusiotbar. Jo roamten student aavemment within the building The sucosas of the Spring Formal marked Y. W. Early tn the year the Young Womens Chris i an Avocation regained its original status cn tm campus by separating itself from the Y W C A with which It had been functioning Os the Student Christian Association Ri the first mooting, the following office™ were chosen Heeler Frtedly president Ra- mona Handley, vice president. Ruth Ann Croc , secretary, and Rosemary Pending treaturer W-th the invaluable aid ol Miss Edna Wears the dub ■ adviser the officers planned a series ol programs tor the terms (tie efficiency ol this council D ck Pascal and hu crew turned thea efforts and interest! to problems of decorations, programs, retreih meat and ticket solo to highlight Peru s so- cvjIi Q� cr. The Council earned the reputation of being able to handle any situation Anything frocc sponsoring a dance to diptoasabcasJy quieting a floor not war handled quietly and expertly C. A. and outlined! the year's work The or ga rurat ion sponsored a college mixer and cm appropriate program tor the Eve of All Saints Then, tn the early spring, the mem hers brought Mu Chang Shon ol Shanghai, China to tlw campus She discussed with the irembors Lhe need� of the World Student Serv ice Fund Met appeal did much toward tmpir ing it� W S S F drive, conducted by the membership Later in the season represents lives from the organ ination attended a stats oontsrenc at Kearney 3 � . rnw an . tm s w, V Sm.t Wimlipw Coil t i u.. ,H Ifll� � R KwJ irf tile, Rm IrjSrp Dm M ' � =• CW.� 5asd «■� •! ««MM U,.. � „Uwt TW« � • f � •■ I � ’ t a : f-.u i ■ ii v K.k u. « � i. � . � tr- i-v II .■� « � ' ■ tewi i � � � ■ f � .« mm buMf luge iti nr � Cm mw O—«I ■ - Ou--i tew- rt pM N « U� J� 0 � «- M . ■� ( Mm� i M ,- - hrt- Me� Bm”� teen. gvi Ruth. Ann a i o � t witib a n« Tfc� feefi el s� Sodr W I) i« 4j ahtf, 4rMtn oi«ht CHORUS The Peru Philharmonic Choir roified in happy droru upon the arrival 0� a new too� in atrucfor for the second semester Conlidenl m Mr Lotepetch' ability an a blonder at voice carapaiqnt-r tor I be cai«o recruited monitor lo add to the a owing roll call Practice room� found «mati group Binging overtime i uit for the tun a! it 'arnn Steele Wasfoce ClecnrelandL Victor Evans, and ferry MatechuUatt. drilled on the marurf of Wt� Sadi the ftrk and practiced The Drum The guk tno corn ;� 1 toy of Ruth Run Crook. Ruth ' o iVt and lean Met ter bommnd in their own arrangement «I current popular tunee lor college miier or rendered old foror lice upon request Occauonatiy the girl berm wed First Tervor Steele from the male quartette (or o fourth in Owert Song ol IV 0-' and Waring' arrange merit ol There fire Such Thing When Ban- tone Evans Icmed them the gumlette bounced out Mary. Concha Mourn in catchy radio idiom Spring lightly turned ungere tanaes to thought ol travel 0. boarding the blue bu they e! out on Fridays for town represented by student sn Peru The year's activities were brought to a dose with a formal concert on May 7 The P ST C band opened its musico! i� - «i wtih It� r riocmarx� cl a march. ' On Grove. arranged tey student director. lanw Sand • and fed by drum nqomltt. Barbara t rg r H.f xr.Jt dvew leather loo. grew shut mu cm if rank and toe d creab«n practiced the « c“.r:: � ! tat of counter match and tksnk maneuver In ttrne iwrdw reacted tot!� who tie and (P Homecottimg they gov� a tre« up .' « betor the crowded cdiun Adventure-hungry musicians twice pdsd and then music paraphernalia into the fcuj when they boosted athletes at Tarkio and Midland fit ths midwinter concert m January Profes- W JIndia stepped Iron the podium to give student a fueling lot the baton The o pec ail leatute cl ttie evening was Oliver Joiner's ong mal cotnponlion. Wander lust. ’ played by ihe brass ensemble fi Ino consisting ol Vl'.illae Cfeovekmd John Lewis, ta-vd Stanley Cameron took the spotlight when the band played The Thrse Trombones Ths highlight of toe year« music activities Wist Ihs ttodihondl f.flNX bard dime, ably sponsored by ftgfwnor Jindra On March 2 «udent from Missouri. Iowa Nebraska, and Kanos otned in a mass bond ccnosrt under the direction of tbul Yoder BAND Srtptft 8p� B � w- and Gfahaai pian Kappa Delta ft acts rills- KAPPA DELTA PI With candi light and pumpkin pie Kad«: psora initialed seven new member to )0«n the old guard, headed by Rail Graham, president l.'argarot V cllensiok. nee president Maigarei Spellman, treasurer, and Etorcthy Stepan, sec- retary Tlew college president, Dr W L Nicholas spoke at this opening meeting tn September which centered around physical improvements lor the campus Dunng the year's meetings members ex Sw |t H� ior4« H uwki wjmims k� n� f fe L vi a ir ■ I Cln� lm4 Smu4i C til. -n� ,i Sr If Sewti ms. rnesir lltflinsir Muf ' C w CVisM [xk tluHi M� l led M Uww 1mm C t'flUHU Set 1 Siie C� ein wA Own� rr, hi is is� art pounded on curriculum and physical condi- tions m today's schools Included m this cote gory were the lolio wing topics 'College En- hance Requirements Rs a Basis lor High School Curriculum. Visual Aids' The Guidance Worker.’ and ExtraCumculor Activities When nose were counted at the spring initiation, it was discovered thal six hod loaned the ranks a Kodelprans at the Si Patrick's Day initiation banquet Rs a lealure el the banquet program, which included a vocal selection by sponsor, Dr f-lairwcIJ. and accordion music by Mar? Lou Genoa. Dean Boyetl spoke on the lopre Educational Advantages o! Travel The May brook tost lecturing super-cbel . flmon Yonder . Max Hosier, end Louis Gra ham rounded out the year's social program p e� iis f’T r mj SIGMA TAU DELTA Stqroa Tou Delta is a prolossiorwl LngLish IrdertlUy, founded at Dakota Wesleyan Uni- versity in 1924 With Ibe departure ol Di fl L Bradlord from the campus. Sigma Tau Dettan� weie Icit without o «pensa However, the Sate 3all or rival ol Dt Giles Floyd provided our chapter with a new leader The lint meeting featured the election ol ol beers For the second consecutive year the presidency tell to William Witty Frances Guy was elected So the vice-presidency, and Ra- Witty and Ouj caugto with the eduruiiyn imw m Drptf M«r T «. H fr 4iy WlW r§ HI f Unit� . Hllltll V HsMJf I Hm ClMrt lend. Ovy. SimU, iBooa Handley wot chosen to lake over the duties ol the secretary • treasurer The beginning o! the new year found a trio oi now members lOinmg the local Literati at the St Valentine's Day banquet, at which white hearts and red roues wete predominant Son ator Harold Prichard, a loaner member of the Peru chapter, reviewed the history o! the col- lege and read several contribution !ir t pub luhed in Silting Sand ' The program lor each meeting during the year consisted ol original writing read by their authors and criticized by the group The spang work ol the organization wo-i built around the publication and distribution d two Issues of Silting Sand. ' SM-i g Sand Ccmwmes U� u P Handler. Tear, and House, pose tar rtnr-.rvj ptKMograp sr fWj Ijf fTlVi 3 dll 'i ftanAi o3l- j Mnut Uoor orvi HaEl with Btuunsu W'v, j«i W 1U� v i«i on th «tnli-i lot on internal Peruvian editor, fait San-dsn. end bus.neee n;anojet, Margate WelJemuok began eocli busy day with Peruvian «emng-up exotcr-sas and dosed tl with an inevitable hour of count- fWuvran dumnuw They «pent enany a «.len-ptese night diitiuced by Right tnaimn o fanoncwl headache and approaching deadline With {ho daylight bow 1 ?. peckv Jem returned to normal The cold toet of the prev� 1� rughl warmed with the numerous •tepe to and from the i!afi othce and around the oampu They eecarted the fc g tnile night hard man bom Evans' «'udso. held elec tier. and kept nun Rtot aphm Robert Kaufman. rack Qeka Wiliian) Saul, Half Graham Lyle Johnson, and Allen Power� Uaiised her and there tor pic- tures Ralph Evans sold ads and acted as a one rr.an cheering section lor the yearbooks basketball star lint Sondw. who became rather adept at sboonng ixjper wttdn into the Peru vKtn wiwb� banket Patrick Mas� and Ruth Ann Crook helped bring kn the money, while Fran- ce Guy ««cured «ubecTipticnn ■wrtsee� B-sMt |.r� u lawn HSMfit Wells nu Mean. Guy Editorial � toll members with the help and odvic of like editor and the business manager assembled tfie dummy, a secton at a time tnliiling the aid of Webster and Roget, the stall scribe icrntcfied heads and split hairs Over word m the froew of recording per- eonabbeo and events 1oases Steeie handled the loculi y, Ruth Meater contributed lb doss sections. Margaret Leva penned the organ, ratioo Emesi Heraeok wrote up the traming •«cfcoci and Willard Aedfern supplied the sport� data Pleacura was rite wrier, staff Ifawn. May- •jafot Wellensiek and lames Sandin. with Mr Moore cm adviser attended the Associated Collegiate Free Convention m Chicago Trips to Lincoln were high-lighted by luncheons with tl io personnel of thn Journal office and Evan Studio Tha year's work was climaxed by a banquet which lealured the debut ol the 1947 Jail •prtng collegelogue “ tiiwritii Cni! Kayfmni R� dt fft Editor Soekus 1 00� H Udswr § PEDAGOGIAN SpecuMt Hotm cM r fe w T .ujw3 kr)« on Pt'i • pekey All copy ;n by Thursday morning' Remem- ber the Fed com on out next Tuesday' Dont terget to ihow up Saturday morning ter make- up and Tuesday afternoon ter the mailing lini Such admonitioni ai tkm were isiuea bi- monthly to the M stall and foumaUm do ««stir� by to «poMM, Mr Hour and they toretokl deadline rushes and many a oolite with pvt and shears First woe te« Mnabin student gathered and wrote camp � nrn. prodded and guided by Editor Robert Thurman S pests editcr . WJ lard Red-tern and Bruce tor predicted and tabulated Peru ■ athletic standing� and photo yraphcji lack Cera and Robert Kaufman, aided and abetud tlw oumaliittc endeavors with pertinent campus picture Fat Moon as- turned the lespanslbllities ol bumnewi mar. oger Editor Thurman tponeor B M House. James Srrele Margaret I «wn, and Rat l-faas attended the Associated Collatate Press Convent;an m Chicago. returning to Peru with stimulated genius and new pointer on how to beat the deadline, and with exciting tales ol an eventful tourney to and iroir. the Windy City The second semester found a new journal ism dews hard at work in the Fed of hew car, turning the literary effort under the direction of Robert Thurman and Bruce Lowe Due WU ban� held the position ol emunn manager During the spring quarte the stall took new. commodious quartern in the Studenl Center and teund new powers in ;oumalese author ship fortified by ctese-at hand coffee and doughnuts Robert Thurman continued to beat out Lost Among 1h Oaks, and letters to the editor poured in Iron members of the staff and other campus writer Lively interest aroused by the publication ol controversial Issues stun uSatod live campus circulation of the tabloid One� ogam the Ped chalked up a successful year the thirty tint ol publication f'r t i� e � tw ■iatl Sondln TWiet� . Sowar.. Snood mola «ostt fV vSjl Thurman Bow- Uwi� bn Uod« Hows fcmteaB. $wet� «1 Urn fthoim ktow. ViImu. House Hof«p Iovioq girl ©t today find knsptrahcn tor dffvrlqp,n'j Ihmr dorooebc talents m the Horn Eccnomx Climb Good food, proper dothing and wedraanoged homes a� « ent sl in (hn modem. bustling world Woman' ability to solve ditftcuH hew� stu- atiom is greatly improved by her particpatjea tn the vane us dub activttw� Early in the season eight of the member , together w.th (betr ifa v. Me Edna Wear , attended live Ninth Ptormce Wctbhsp at L� n coin b March the girl entertained by giving lit Community Stiver Tea. featuring a Sfcutha Washington great oak ' There was a good represeftlati:- of the tmibcfthip at the Hattie Economic Convention at Hastings By aggressive «aleetnaruhip the girls were able to sell 500 basketball schedule penal and they were especially busy during the Christmas and Eenter season sending their greeting to Alumna and friends of the ae pmtmwtt ALPHA MU Alpha Uu Omega m an honorary mathe- mane traternity Because of several change in the mat hematic teaching stall early in the year, the group vai not organised until the second HttXntsr The fraternity grew from a membership ol six m lanuary to altnoci three times that number by the end of the year 11� pto itfflfl drawn up at the beginning ol the semester guided the member tn their lime of work Tit;� in part corvurled of a study ol recent developments in mathematic a can OMEGA tidorati-ar. of rr.aihejr.nlicul parries and tnck and a presentation ol problem end lectures on the theory ol mathematic fln informal in illation oi new members provided variety en lortaintnonl early In the year, and the orgamra tion banquet climaxed the seasons activities The group thl year ha been fortunate m Imving a very active executive «tali, consisting of Dori- Wegner, (vendent. Walter DwetL � « president, and Margaret Speitman. secretary and treasurer •ect It . W«c . «W- «■ rvi|— m w f w km .� T— V . CU| C S � 1-—� IfvlMH B,i.� ■ f I Illisi. 9U ilM |i IVha.1 r � i. r,jiiT lb s EPSILON PI TAU Fpeikin ft Tau la a national honorary organi- sabem operating tn IN iietd ol mdustnal art� and voetrtonal eduoertian It purpcee t to iom- 1 i and reward research m the held el voca tional intern� � (Wtui Can n twr ft $aw iy a taaq-j '- Duttkj lb pn! ywr Crlhttn Byer . pre . dent headed tfe or-ganieottCCl of Ian member W!lh Jo LttraU vioepr «:d«ni„ !«rajd Garber, secretary and Myrtor. Halt treasurer Qi «1 twc iftAalm hold during the y « the ti-r i 01 followed by a banquet in the training school with F L Sieve™. Stale Super VMS ol Occupational [ntorrnatjcm and Guid once at guest speaker The wcced. abo fs-t lowed by a banquet wan held tn April FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Hafcla Vd Fapanof? PorWi rout Frarvcais3 5pfe:hen Si deuieh7 fin understanding o! one at all si theee three langudget made eligible tot cvembewhip the larjest group in the hiatory ol the Foreign Language Out Under the «pcneorihkp ol Mr Roth, PbMident Margaret Wellwingfc. Viet president Edward H «i and Secrelary-Treamiirer Willard Redlem directed the trio ol meeting held to honor the three language� French. Spanish and Ger- man The Spanish meeting tortured native produc- itor� o-l Ltnto Red R.ding Hood and Hansel and Crete! , which were done partly jn panto- trutne. with epee� ! accent on original labeled pr aperti e ft truvvlojuv highlighted the meeting de voted lo five language ot France Germany 9 'anted rnutlc was ilJuBlralod by a moving pietur and by a nerticanal dance e hibition in native costume Tin exhibit ot Prussian tradition wcw highly instructive and entertaining r M r � W £ dfc t ! -• i| 1 |� eed r .m, K iliti- wn C Ig-wh «tipi� fclwW r IbetV d tUMiff 1 lift f M WATCH THE BOBCATS BATTLE is a traditional boast of all Peru fans. The fighting spirit of our loams has gained a reputation of developing champions on and off the field. The Wheeler-men are a source of pride to their school and a plague to their opponents. F T « Wbest . tsttflM «p«b Wqrfp (t'M' r� l A frt OtratiHf ft! Wfre J r Toil ih i o w Football ha� always h� n ur.predtclabU but !hi tint postwar season was «vpr, mot SO. espeddKy her at Peru Op piper it iooitod as || Peru'� football twain would be on top, or at least neat the top when ttm curtam come down on the IW4 gad ko son tn tact, the state's lor jest newspaper hod tabbed the Bobcats os the twain to beat in the new IMmtita College Cac.ference There were more than sixty men oat tor the miixx! wook el practice.. seventeen of whom were lehermen The Bobcat� brushed with a record of lour wins, tour defeats raid one deod lod They killed to win a game at the Oakbowl but won every conference lilt away from home Mine out ot ten of the men on the squad wore Itc.i bock from the service and many ot itiem had not even seen each other until the first day ot practice It was an impossible task tor Coach Wheeler to get hu. team in smooth working order in lees than a month All ot the big hefty bays wore too heavy and d.dn 1 get down to then best playing weight until the lass couple Of games of tie season. There wete also many early sermon tr,|un s. which d.dn I help mo . Itn The team began ebekmg tit last tew germe and they had the best football team i n the con lerervce when they journeyed to York tor their linal contest With only live men graduating, the Bobcats should anoc ogam become a big threat in the flwriern College Conference m 1947 o 0 T B A L L Hw ( t in (Vi Tr iis and lAerrra Lurfe are bsas Au-Svee «• Taos •n na A3Siaw end es a iM 4ns � j i . Oil SviM renis on itu« rears baimlMI ISO V d W bale� oi th i'O � tucsu • peord Line� wee on All Sim toorbeU jjLTd in H Ms sewed live toucitdowfu dwnne h a on ehlcli 11 Terr unusual to O M fil-V .i second in h MO ted 4wti In It track owl tost r at e s fci ktcki kept I ho Midland qnddtn deep tn tbesr own tetri tory during the tint hoi! PERU 0 WAYNE 7 P« J chtMKM O � IRMH) Ito Nebraska Cd logo Conlmtw crewn dropped out of nqbl as lfeey tod ?-Q to Wayne fees a huge and dnapprxrted Homecoming crowd On tfttwcspM pas kit ifi the second quor « et up ih afternoon s only score Peru threatened twice but didn't her � the punch needed to make a touchdown PERU 26 CHADHQN 6 The Boboolt proved thal they play better ball away from home by trouncing Cbadron 2 -6. Peru a ten point undef-dog had Itttl trouble hanging up their second victory of the fwn Setl CwM PERU 7 COLORADO COL 10 The Peru Bobcat received a 40 7 drubbing in their first oonSset of the season by a potent Colorado College eleven at Colorado Spring Colorado «cored two touchdown trt each ol I No first three quartan to hold a 40 0 lead going into tho final period A 30 yard pass from Don Anderson to Bob Maiar accounted lor Peru lane touchdown Peru scored twice at the k t few aatute at the second period A 26 yard touchdown pass front Don Andsncn to lua Mather accounted tar the first score Wayne hflde scored a stun ■jtc later intercepting a pas and runiung 36 yard to pay dirt Tins Mother scampered 28 yard� 1« a touch down tn th third period The final tally cam Lrt the fourth quarter wilh Lowell Campbell pitching a 3fl yard touchdown pais to Orv Yocum ttlMmWl hue, pan; a doane 12 A 25 yard touchdown pen and a (4 yard romp with an intercepted pom tor another tut point was the whole story as an inspired Dove team downed the Bobcat 12 0 Second period pease from A1 Powers to |un Mather advanced the boll to Doane s 16 yard lip but the drive vat halted Three olivet Isms Peru advanced within the Tigers 25 yard tin only to be Stopped than ol a laudidown PERU 19 MIDLAND 6 The Bobcat .oumeyed to Fremont and won thetr first gome of the seoeon 19-6 The Mid land eleven pul up a great light and were definitely in she game ufttj kite in the fourth quarter AJ Bower was the Bobcat hero Me was re eporwible lor Pwu'i three touchdowns, scoring twice and pastor? lor the tiurd Ha booming PERU 14 HASTINGS 0 A tightmq Peru Bobcat eleven won a cum vtneing H-C victory ovei Hostmo� and ruined the Bronco ' homecoming Dor Anderson that a 3S yard pass down the middle to fun Mather, who went the rwsairung 10 yard ter the initial touchdown tn the hnt period The Bobcat sewed up the game early ai the lourth quarter with a V yard touchdown march Cal Wctiden smashed o'! tackle from the 2 yard line lor hie sees� PERU WESLEYAN 6 The '.r-jqtl gun and a slippery turf kept Peru horn uperitirg Wesleyan as the two team laiight to a 6-6 dead-lock at the Oakbowl Wmleyar, scored early n the second quar ter. hut the Bobcats came fighting back to be it up one play beior the nail Dan Anderson tired a bullet pane to Bob Webber an Wee nyan « 20 yard Lnc and Webber raced the re- manning 20 yards to scat Peru moved goalwctfd k£ n the iourth pec tod but the aure� ended before the Bobcatt could try tor a field goal inside Wesleyan's 10 yard line PERU 12 KEARNEY 20 Mud th great squadaer . spelled defeat lot Ihe Wheolentten a Kearney won 20-12 t, the last home 9am ot the season Kearney sloshed to Ihetr three touchdown during the lint hall and held an to win Two blocked kicks set up Peru's two touch- down PERU 32 YORK 3 The curiam dropped on Peru's IMS lootball '«■aeon with the Bobcats blasting out a 32-3 win over a hapless York eleven 0« a rain waked held al York fun Mather led the scoring parade with two touchdowns Wayne Linder Sob Brown and Rl Powers scored on each - y -f' BASKETBALL ftr+f« riuftt� a boilil Is armt bu Wad Tofvn me m§ in lo (Mii the itt)« rt Koock � fcnr.m wkmmg bucket Burr By or� ltd P� fu with 13 po«ti and WTW followed by lock HaLbtrecj with 11 marker Coach Wayne R,)g� batutbu! quod won vttty 9am on their home court but imW lo win ooruustently oway ino borne ft her losing three of lour 900« to tough Louisiana teams sr. a tout through the South Peru rolled I ke a houee on hr through ait fie exaska fives up until February The b g 93me of the early part ot the men were with York and Hastings on the Bobcat court Recording to fretewn dope, theee two teams and Peru wet to fight it out tor the championship Peru thrill mg W 6T wm ever York wa undoubtedly the mori exciting game played here this sea- son Spatked by ux let termen. Orv Yocum, Dick Pascal. At Koack Burr Byers. Art Clements, and Al Powers, the Bobcat Hung up nm straight loop wins without a loss They were two game tn froni ol second-place Hasting when the too! caved in York. Kearney, and Hasting sent Peru home in defeat, and the RiOgwnen found themselves tn third place Heating finished first (or the second straight year, and York came in second Yocum led the Bobcat scoring aback during the season with 266 points Byers was dose be fund with 229 Hoock and Tack Haihtrorr. were idee among the leading «carer m the state Although Posad Yocum Byers, and Hoock graduate this spring, the basketball outlook tor next season Is a bright as that of football Art Clement will be the only senior an next year's «quad, and Rl Power will be the only 1 union Freshman tottermen of this year Jock Hnrflsffom and Merle Bauer,, should be starters and Iwo freshmen Bill Yemen and Tom Hall- stfam, wlU moke strong bids lor starling a signmenu PERU Ss5 TflRKIO 41 The Bobcats opened thou season with a oonvirvctTKi SV4I victory over Tarklo, Missouri at Tarklo in a very rough game Peru started slow but managed to puil into a 21-21 lead at the hall With guard Dick Pascal playing great ball, the Bobcat pulled away during ihe linal ten mrnule PERU 4 MIDLAND 3« Showing mid season form. Peru hung up its tint conference victory of the leasers with a S4b36 win over Midland Rl Powers scored the initial two points «1 a beautifully executed np-otf (day From then on Peru was in command PERU 42 TARJOO 40 Al Hoock • basket m the last IS second of play gave Peru a 42-40 thriller over Tarklo tn their second meeting of the season. The Bobcats had to come from far behind to Imng up victory number three The Mis- sourians held a 36-26 lead with ten minute to pjety R couple of timely buckets by lock HoU- etroin tn the lost lour minute of the game set PERU M LOUISIANA TECH £9 Tlie Peru eager lost their br t game of the season to a strong lo-uisxmc Tech fire ffi lf on the first stop of their Southern trip The rangy Tech five -.laried strong and couldn't miss the baskel a they rolled to a 31 • IS toll tume toad They continued to hit from lor out during Ihe last half while the Bobcats were having their coldest right of the season Orv Yocum was top scoter tor the Bobcats with 12 point PCSU 54 N W, LOUISIANA 82 The Bobcnn loir then Mccnd straight con- ! ti at theu Southern tnp to HorthweeJem Louisiana 82 52 With three LoujiaM (09m racking tip 64 pc «i tri .c (hr Bobcurl� had little iJanw of wirtinj Peru trailed 44-25 at the halt Dtok PokciI ltd Peru with IS points Bur; 9r n followed with 12 PERU 47 LOUISIANA COL 44 Peru won ta only gam of the Southern tr.p a they downed Louisiana College 4744 The fv beats led 31 19 at the miennieeioa 0 .iri' Byers racked Up II point to cop «coring hasMf lor Peru PERU 37 LOYOLA U. SS Loyok University ol the South come from bo hind to b«al Peru 55 37 a? flow Orleans The lighting Bobcatn grabbed a 2C18 toad at the hall but couldn't koep up w� h the crock South urn team during the final twenty minute OlV Yocum 14 point and Dirk Person]' II were beet k Peru PERU 54 YORK 57 Peru upeet York 58-37 1© keep their loop record dev of defeats Die Bobcat lumped sol© an early IQO and 22 8 lead but found their margin narrowed to 28-22 at (he halt The lead changed band five time during -� la 1 ten hectic minute ol piay With (he wore bed W SI Bunt Bv n dunked a free throw in the km Mteen second to win the 0QH|£ Orv Yocum led with 18 point while Art Clement and fll 11� .� hod 10 each PERU 5« WAYNE 45 Pen. -1 id in easy tune downing Wayne 56 45 tor it third «traight conference win the Bobcatm held a 25 19 margin at the hall Orv Yocum again led Peru with 18 point A.! Haock woe clot behind with IS PERU 44 HASTINGS 33 The Peru Bobcat� lock ever sole possession -3! fir� 1 place in the M C C by downing Hasting 44 33 CWieieiu pot H-t'tip in W el«yen tilt with Sytn k Iti4 th titc-rnng Hatimgs held the lead until the start ol the lino! period The Bobcats pulled into a 38-32 lead with tour numite left and comted in Burr' Bye� Led the «coring attack with 13 point� Hollowed by AJ Hoact with 11 Dei Paeool tield Haiiinj ace forward. Den Me Ulice. to three field goat� PERU M KEARNEY 49 Peru «wamped K«nwy 69 43 on the hoove court to nc4ch it� fifth itraigh! conference rc TL Bobcat Halted strong and the hdi daeed with Peru holding a 40 2? lead HI Haack dropped in 19 point to leod the ftiggemen Bun Byer hod 15 while Orv Yo- cum and lock HalUirom tallied 12 each PERU 51 DOANE 47 Th Bobcat continued to bang up wine as they defeated Doom 58-47 at Crete Tlie game wa a rough and tumble affair, which eaw Hi officials blowing themselves blue m th lace, calllmi ioult Peru Jed 31-24 at the half Orv Yocum worn high point man with 18 marker� POtU 53 TORI 69 The York hnthwt applied the brok« to the bgh riding Bstwoti «nth a H-SJ bciaq an th York «ourl It took Peru «even minute to nog up a Md goo) York field a tvr po� nT toad at th end of the imho! quarter hall and third period Th® Bobcat Ml to pt oe« in th fourth quarter and went dawn to their hr l loop d : ort Bus Byrti tod Pwu with 15 point M loured by Otv Yocum IJ and Al Haock 9 mu 54 KEARNEY 51 It «eu loop low number two tor th Bobcat� as Kearney upset Peru 58-54 Kearney Jock an early toad and wa new� hooded Th Ekbcnt staved cioo on theu heels but oradd newer overtake th n. Or Yocum tea high pcxnl toon with 12 po nt Bu� ' Sy t3 and rack Baliatrom drop- ped in 10 each PEIlU II WESLEYAN 51 It look Peru two ovwbzse petsodi to get by Weckyan 61-56 on th Pkatnwueo e court Th Bobcat� toot a 2VIQ toad during th hr it hot , but at th trstermtowM Westoycro field a 28-2? advantage The gam wa� tied ll 2 time during th rest o£ the contest It eras 5-45 at the end at the regulation tune cl play, mid Ml nil a) th start at the secc.id ««tea period Biu� ' By«V 1$ point and Jaek Hail ■Ifoto 11 were top tor Peru PERU 63 MIDLAND 46 Th high riding Bobcat won their etqWb ■taught loop victory a they repeated an earlier wm ever Midland I3-4S Peru started iow but managed to too th floor at tb half with a 29-22 to ) The Bobcat eager pound it an dkuTiivu the third penoa md wed the game up with ten mtfmtw re- maining m th oontaet Orv Yocum swished It points lor scoring honors Bus� ” Byers rang up 16 and ftl Haock countered !4 markers PERU 60 OMAHA 56 Peru hod little trouble m downing Omaha University 60-56 on the Bobcat court The Riggunen grabbed a 23-9 lead at th end ol the initial quarter and w r leading 59 4 «ten the reserve look over with lour minute W|Sf3«dt was high point man with 15 pewit toliowed by Bu� Byen 13. Orv Yocum 12. and Ad dement 1C twn i PERUS . 41 CHADRON 61. 44 [e von N-C.C cfofoatn four and live for the sliding Bobcait at Chadron Friday night bad breaks cost Peru the game cn Chadron won a 61 ■$ extra period affair Saturday the Eagiw edged the cold Bobcats 4-4 ■ -41 third Byers and Orv Yocum pcwed die Bobcau both nights on offense PERU 4 DOANE 4 The curtain canvo down on Peru’s basket ball season cm the Bobcats Trounced Doano 64-46 Doar.e maidied Peru, goal by goal, during the tint tew minutes, but the Bobcats found their basket eyes, and pulled away from the Crete hve Two seniors. Orv Yocum and Bun By er� led Pwu Yocum's 24 point was high and Byers followed wtth IS This was the las! game for Orv Yocum. Dick Pew� !, ' Bu«M Byers, and Al Haack T BalU een PERU 40 HASTINGS 52 Hastings moved tnio lirst place sn the con lerencn and dropped Peru into the number three position, by autshcohng the Bobcats 52 40 at Hosting’s. The Bobcatn led lor a low minutes during the first period, but Hastings began to dick in lh second quarter and moved into a 32-23 lead at the Intermission Peru failed to threaten the Bronco lead in the second hall Orv Yocum's II points wo high lot the Bobcat payers and All Haack was dose behind with 10 PERU 54 WESLEYAN 43 A tfiTee game losing streak wa broken by the Bobcats as They downed a scrappy but outclassed Wesleyan, five 54-43 Peru nursed a 23-2) lead at the half, but a lomd final period left the Lincoln eager for behind Orv Yocum was once again high point man with 22 points Vw� n Pm ri | KtlfoOB ACTION___ Hoaok brook through Bronco doienw for two point sn Bobcats -54-33 win over Hastings lock Halls trora boots Dean eager to the basket to increase Peru lead Bobcats take ofl worm up jacket� as they get presume in- structions from Coach Riggs Pascal swishes beautiful basket from behind free throw circle, but Peru drops game at Hasikngs Clements makes tip in at Hastings Yocum moves in to help oul Byers leap high for basket with three Bronco and Hoacit 114) watching r it Om lUnen TRACK Irtdw low � 4 Htlalio tasker u z tn ff f rmrnnm al Uta 4 A fcot-caflr tn 4 «S The F m Bobcat chance ol auccewMIy defending their Conference bock titio loot tecrly bright a we go to pm Coaches. A1 Wheeler and Wayr� hcw� 6$ tt«n out let practice Th leatn wiE be bui.lt around «feret� returning fetfermen Toppfig th lul I Off Yocum holder ol the conference du� cu record Yocum placed sec- ond in the !4 6 Drat IWlayi with a tow o( 149 feet Aiding Yocum in the Field ovent will be Bill Racbow. George Blocker. Lyle J.'eer. and Cat Walden Peru' itrongeM bid will be in the duilanom with five veteran returning Wayne Linder topped second in the conierence hall mile La i •eason and will make a strong bid ior o firs place in the Mate meet The mile and two-nil will be taken care ci by Ymt« Holman, Ernie RobUwon and BUI Luc Veteran dash men are lim leather and Mcsrr Hobder Norm LaVigne will probably be Peru • lop hurdler Included 0(1 Peru' tough schedule are meet with Tarbo and MarynLle. a Guadnmaular o! Wesleyan, the Korea Relay Creighton, the Drake Keiay . Doane, and the Conferee Trade Meet at Kearney r« ■ • � • 1� ) Lmv II� � r I—n fen. I-I.I-+-I W S4m M - Le. ! “ � « • ml Ce ieej Ve C. T|, � .•• W v a VwvtehuU law i - kiwt M U Crerii fa « !«� � ■ ••• 1 • iw 1 rr- i� —i W- p- O - « Mu'll..-. • in new om l C � . r i. � « •• ‘'ir“ Cau t -hh uv e- Peru Prep Alumni won the In- fromural basketball crown by de- feating Nebroxka City Alumni 56- 2$ in Int limb of the intramural tournament Prep won sever. game without a defeat during the season and finished two games ahead of their nearest rival. The Kiiroy Brothers were alio undefeated in regular season play but were upset 28-16 in the semi-finals of the tournament by tightly regarded Nebraska City Alumni Three Peru Prep Alumni men led the league i-cormg Willard Hedlern was the leading rearer With 73 paint in six games Batch Clevenger was second with 67 marker in wren games Dean Smith's SJ points earned him Iho number three spot, and Bill Witty a! the 25-Year-Olds wai fourth with 32 points in lour games Peru’s newly organised taxing team, under the leadership of Bril Thompson, made its ofheioJ ap- pearance this Spring with a card of seven three-round bouts at the college gym Bob Applegate, Henry Sher- man. Jack Whister, Bill Saul Art Brophy, Bob H rrr. mc;er, and Darrell Brown wen- the winners In the stale bojnng tournament held at Wayne in March. Wayne won the team championship with the Bobcats coming m second Peru's Henry Sherman was crowned stale champion in the Impound daw INTRA-MURALS The Champ). Pwu Prep flliunru Trprsi Row Mr Ib nghi ClrT«og«f. Ckryfcum. Satiih. C«th r 5 crvd Rcw flppJwgcrl Rogsi fwVcrs R«d- l!CC Ifh-peoivl et xap Jlwnsof.. «Reetn « right Ml way la in.tr jmurul rkrtcry grrr H ij.r.j tmtin dm Part !; Brawn Mi it up during th cam • vwftt al Shw Inlmniura) be i:i r g thaw Vtn P Club ia an hone ary athletic Iratot- n-'y. «flaruwd in 1920 Thoee m«n pouofeing iehc ability acceptable standirci� o! echol arnhip, and a letter tfi any on of liw vtivt eotk-jinle corr,j.« .ii.y «port such on football oat «ricjo.J track, at lenia or eligible to icui M «b rtbip in 8� P Club u the ambttoon ol 2 For iron athlete . btaiuw it «gmhei wm ttfflfl the cpreied P ktt eoese «port TW «wt awarded to m mb«n of the dub tepr—nto a high de jT e oI prebcwnq hsgb tfcrxtemto o' cm4-ict «tnmuou efc- dzwnc to fuw« and regulation a well as whole hearted ktcdnnamhip and cooperabor. Tfie apnng track meet. an invitational own! known � the JWu Relay r—ulted ftam lb • ■ori� of the own ol thu dub Thrry haw boon active, loo in money rai «rig oeUvlbe . the proceed tram which haw been pkxnd it th« trophy hind They placed 0 coke machine :r the gym Sot the tvilh lime pleasure of Hie spec •T'-n and o between dan refresher lot Vu- dents Throw;?! it undaunted «pint and it eie menu ol courage and confidence the dub ha won an envtoble pcettten among ettmpua or- ywitwhm . fW • - ■ C� A � � � ■ ar -Mr Ut-r� , ( .•• W«-m« W-t � «■ CMl Ik fw !• Ur Wttt I—� 1—. Lon� 0� Tl.‘� w • M.f I i-ft n� l It� ' !■« . b i «V Or � - «H H� « tttt Ine.-j ti - t� .-■.. • ••■4 •«. f r-, •, ii, - i t— H i— Cl— — tee' —— Nate— D— ft ‘ � � l t.« W« «it •ei’ C— re II I U«iei h -� « !� • «• � ■ � T m— k. Diversion from the routine ot classes and study is available through a well-planned social calendar, “Don't 1st your studies interfere with your education is a motto adopted by the attend- er of budget events, dances, parties, plays, and concerts. PRESENTATIVE STUDENTS RfCHARD PASCAL' coltego career was temporarily delayed for a Jour ol duty ir. the Army Air Corps Didt. Slua' io hi triend , m truly roprc {tentative ol collegiate ideal A su- perior athlete an honor' itudent, a true gentleman—it U little wonder that he received Ihe tnaiority of vole lor Representative Student Few ol us know that Slug is also •oto-etarinoij ! and ’■ tatting- pitcher lor hi home town ol W« ton Nebraska The popularity at HESTER FRtLDLY emends over to the Training School where «he is a favorite student • teacher in the Kindergarten De- pendable actress and president ol the Dramatic Club. be always turn in a good performance whether it be a difficult stage portrayal or a V W C H antvouncemenl al convo- cation Because ol her wtllmgneti to work, versatile abilltie , cmd campus leadership, her name invariably hoods some committee for any nodal function. Op� Ets R EPRESENTATI STUDENTS OFTHELLO BYERS will always be Sue to those who hove seen hi active participation in baikes boil (U head o! Ffwlon Pi Tau arid the Student Council Bu« ibowi the ability to gel thing accomplished ” Originally bom Iowa, he and ht charming wile Marge, hit Peru as their home He i planning to coach athletici next year, and the school ©t hto choice will be a fortunate one RUTH OHM CROOK a lumor from Nebraska City, can claim distinction a� pianist vocalist drummer, act- trw and studonl She pens arrange menu tor irw girl ■ trio, ungi, plays ckxsetcal and swing piano, sets the cadence kn the f arching 6ar.d a n � ge role� iota! your bill in the cafeteria and still ttnds tune to attend dawn Ruth Arm is a Music major but has the rare qual- ity of adtoalabjiiTy to arty ctrcura stance h l Om S i n fnurily WHO'S Ton Seniore were chosen thu year to represent Peru cm member� of Who's Who In American Colleges and UnjycrBitiea MAX HOSIER, iludent «itiaatdm ary poaseeeor of a sharp sense of humor spouse to tardy Janice DORIS WAGNER, popular Hams coming Queen . active in all Mmpui affairs DICK PASCAL pace setter on banket-ball team heads Men s dorm council represents tive student HESTER FRIEDLY Mo belJo . Dramatic Club peexy cafeteria's bid for glamour JAMES SANDIN, trumpet.playing editor stage struck colU his Ford Stqapho Hj.im Wcxrnsr Pascal Sowfcni WellmM Oeeeelond •� • Om ku� WHO ERNIE HORAOX A I student Um to loose the girls cmanc ntw oJ younger generation FRANCES GUY, adive in Sigma Tau Delta . sweet talking Omaha gal heart belong to LA BUZZ BYERS Epsilon Pi Tau hood dr luse baskel-fcaller aggressive Student Council leader MARGARET WELLENSIEX. hard-working Bus whs onager tor the Peruvian language «rpert model sludiMir WALLY CLEAVKLAND, versatile mu uaan lead Training School mu me two tavocno pupils arc Kay and Kttae Howwl Gut Btwi HOMECOMING The |£4C Homecoming � o one of the most colorful events of the entire year Queen Dons Wagner reigned over a lend of festive studenti and .'acuity who entertained the OJd Grads' .n royal style The visiting Wayne football team, although vie lorious on the gridiron could not help but envy the campus spirit. fl feeling of pride and nostalgia gripped the alumni as the marching bond played the Color Sang’' at the coronation ceremonies In the scenes below we ghmpee Loyal Subjects Nicholas and Dough erty decorating to greet tho return ing soru and daughters ot Peru Delzell Hall t contribution in the form of a lucking’ Bobcat a scene bottowed Ironi cemetery hill invit- ing Wayne to R I P grid star Mather and Webber escorting the Queen and her court from the Oak- Bowl FUTURE PERUVIANS The Edatonal Stall el your 1917 Peruvian thought it proper to devote space to tho res: den! students ol a generation honoo W® asked tor snapshots and the response was overwhelming On thi page are but a few ol the photos received but due to limited space w are printing the earliest prints submilled Here, at Sees!, M a cross-section ol what Peru students ore ollenng toward posterity VetnlJe, home ol twenty-eight veterans and their Jam ii«. is represented by the youngster ol tho Fkrchow Campbell, Cleave land, and Dolton iaauUe The ohcampu homes ol Wildn and Ql!l Parsons and Mr and Mrs. Myit Hall are amply shown by the presence of their children Lorry the most popular boy in Dobell Hall, is shown exhibiting a composite of the smiles inherited Irena Coach and Mm Riggs DELZELL HALL Nebraska City Coca-Cola Bottling Company Cemfrmtmlatitm to the Clam of I � 7 ACADEMIC CHOIR PULPIT COSTUMES ROBES GOWNS Uted by th Nation'� Loading Scheof and Collage PAUL A. WILLSIE COMPANY Omaha 9th A Douglas Nebraska V« 6m w ter and Ni tn « wiana� w el Ik IN PCAUYia ■ • and iao a«elonal peep� � 1 0 taw atotra � � telerut ua Ihu eeO 9 V« tor tx'vrd tnra-wAW mntmtm Arcu«b wntiptBkw «4 pfimxM epftMcM wrtfi 9km who am tofoCr runmH AM y ar- « bm «t 0T 4 «a work aa ft remrmv tofl «4 to ft « • � f � «tudem bodr 4 lanky trto tkakc rou. Doe gftd YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS IN LINCOLN 13th and 0 Sir «It THANK YOU PERU STUDENTS AND FACULTY IfV oJiroya tmdemw la briny you the lateat and beat entertainment pouiUr. gmffptMtitin ate we learned. THE PERU THEATRE A. SANDERS. Manager THOMAS CLOTHING COMPANY MEN S AND BOYS FURNISHINGS First in A the Lateat Only Evolutive Man's Store in NEBRASKA CITY NEBRASKA THE GREEN COMPANY. INC. Cii|M wrf Goifnx Invitation amt Dlpltitaat Ptrmmai Name Card Class fltntjH ami Huh 1016 Wrtmit Street Kansas City Missouri THE CORNHUSKER TEACHERS BUREAU Ml! W K IIARDIHO. Vicr ENROLL MOW U,t pr.ttij.l, riri- d nl iiiKl fi riK«na) � m1rr FREE cimUnoA. Wf place 8 Kt tepcfem lit irorxl |M..iUurn Wr pfot.r FVru Sra«lu- (� '� cstrh year. Lincoln Nehr skn DE MARO SHOE SHOP NIEMANN CLEANERS hai aMr Uaif!uA H t NEBRASKA CITY Rubber tied -— Mr SAor Rrpair of All Tvfjr Nebraska City Nebraska Good Smce 1910 Ittj. Oh HidOrMI S«ii h� IkMJM oM L WrjUT Ha 1 1� Kean to a Ttrw L W wd Pm k� Mmib -i« wham fvkn r.ij and m dri rag nr on and •m ran £'«■ Tadi tn action tu ill , li n Kalla, and (Utwria Frorl ftiewc Harter rn dlf and Bob On r iwn tram a Sunday «roll WHITE SPOT HARRY E. WOLF Wh..r� }� T C -Students ttnd Krfmtimcnt Whrn In Jpwb and OptOflwtfi t AUBURN. NEBRASKA Ft nr irufi h tmd Jrirrln MEALS - FOUNTAIN — ICE CREAM tfr ntfrinrj t rU -Unj� Collae At All Tim n� .� tn Nebraska City Nebraska NOVAK AUTO COMPANY NEW AND USED CARS Nebraska City Ntbikiki im o uti wn 1—— ARBOR THEATRE Nebraska City Nebraska WESSEL'S Nationally Advertised Mt rt hantJiAi of Established Quality, Outstanding Style and Fair Prirr, Nebraska City Nebraska Exprrirnrr and Dependability DARLING TRANSFER Auburn. Nebraska We move! Freight and Refrigerator Service rw� ea� Hurt.� GREEN LANTERN FvuntitiN amd LnwrTi Phene 249 Auburn Me-brnakR The Nyal Store GLEN S DRUG STORE Shcaffer Peru C (Mimetic a Smlti Fount tain Auburn Nebraska DR, F. M, TUSHLA PktfMria und SurtfCii« WBrt at TUSHLA GENERAL HOSPITAL Hospitii Phone WT-OHife 107 Aulmnt Ndiruti HILL SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE FAMILY HV Fftturt ,Y-re„v Shoe Fittinif STAR UltASD SI (OKS AKE BETTER Auburn Nebraska Th Port In S tH itib r ?!� � • Om Hwltri McKNIGHT CLOTHING CO. RIGGS JEWELRY STORE Out tfffn or 1 m‘i a� d Clofkfrtf o«rf FurNMAifl? iJiriworuf — Jnrrlry H'afdk� — Gifts ll’fffrfc Rr tairint) Auburn Nebraska Auburn Nebmka CUFFS LUNCH Plain� —Rad t� � —Slirrl lltuJf— «•HOUR SERVICE GAS KILL MUSIC COMPANY 702 Central Ave. Nebraska City Nebraska City Nebraska TRAIL DENNISTON MARKET Fancy Meat and Growrt� Nebraska City Nebraska LITTLE DINER Nebraska City Nebraska SANDER S REC A Nice Place U Spend Your Time . . Fun Crnirr of SottttMwM Nebraska Auburn Nebraska LOGANS Everything for Ctindrrellu nwpt I he ttnis ilipper. Auburn Nebraska Gomfifed 1k Sto Auburn Nebraska DOVELS CAFE «-HOUR SERVICE Auburn Nebraska W o?« ni «U HfifWOKl and K Wm i rd loeutlY ta«« 4p«K2lki 0� Hw4mI? 4 WRIGHTSMAN BROTHERS NEMAHA COUNTY APPLIANCE COMPANY Men'll And Boys' Furnishing GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AUBURN'S NEW CLOTHING FtKFHIGEF1ATOHS , RADIOS STORE HANG!� IRONS . , FANS HOUSE WIRING SERVICE Auburn Nebraska Auburn Nebraska AUBURN HOTEL Auburn Nebraska ERNEST HILL PtutfiMna and Uniting Gal Floor Furnace� 0� Conversion Furnace Nebraska City Nebraska RECREATION PARLOR LOKIE FURNITURE COMPANY F, W. Bueb«rjrfl A CtHnjilrlr I Jive ol Hume FurnUhlfiJ Peru Nebraska Phone 34b 1903 N SL, Auburn FOLEY JEWELRY STORE HTir a ill Xr huts kit City Visit DIAMONDS — WATCHES PAT-A-CAKE Nebraska City Nebraska PARK SHOP and H RAK NEBRASKA CITY MACKEY'S LAUNDRY CLEANERS STANDAHD SEHVICE STATION WELDING and brazing Phone 102 414 Central Ave. Peru Nebraska U? Rosfc Iwavra r .« «tveir t -an low� Ctrxi Pr i Nirfwila k 3 t a LtrrwMi jrvd ftndnf poM Fa? Ob� H-.M-wO Twfb'f Oe� HUNT'S TIRE SHOP Firrtfanr 7iret Vukumztmi and Repairing Trmctar Tirt Repairing Phono IS Nobrn ktt City Nobritk WE THANK YOU fur nuptnUm tnd Mra Mt hirii ii «pfirrcirlad SUCCESS TO YOUR FUTURE! TRIPP b CRAIG Opputitr ihr Training Xchooi fbnm 1« Pwr� It’s been a pleasure working with the faculty and students. Your 1 47 PERUVIAN Photofruphoi- EVANS STUDIO 111 I Klrrft Uimln lv NrtMwka WUFTELE GARAGE Amta Rrpmrxmy Wrvcktr Snrirr B iy and Fmdrr Work Telephone 13 1014 Central Ave. Nebraska City Nebraska Telephone 911 404 Central Avc. GOFF RADIO d ELECTRIC AM Kimdm of Rrpoira . . . amd Ytmr Srt Work Likr ,Vnr Nebraska City Nebraska “I S 1 1 I X I I I 1 I I I TRAILWAYS • Whether your journey bt knt or thert go Buflin U«n Trailway• and enjoy every minute of your trip In alr-ooaditkmed comfort — and at kertA raw. Dir ret rtjnftprtion from um depot tn Chuafo for Detroit. Cleveland. Pitliburah. Waihinctan, Philadelphia, New York end el] the East. BURLINGTON TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT Bed' Cel . Peru • Phene 41 CLEMMY HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY Ford Sale and Service Xrbruki CHy Nfkmk We SfriT you fUtter BARTA POULTRY SERVICE BABY CHICKS — FEED SUPPLIES Nthruka CHI' Vrhrulu THE PERU POINTER Complete Xctrapaprr and printing Service RED AND WHITE STORE Grorrririi — M a tx — Fruit Vegetable3 M, a H«u r, Prop. PhOBI- i IVru Mbr� hi T oubl Coptic, tot Dan aiwl fiuih I Congratulattfenn Chin. t f WjT.' PERU CLEANERS AND TAILOR WE RESTYLE ANY GARMENT TO THE LATEST STYLE PERU VARIETY STORE K J. GOOBER. Owner SCHOOL SUPPLIES — DRY GOOOS — NOTIONS too Om lfuw� i 4 Tmtf-Toul HAMBURGER INN H’aMMf Cotton. Oirnrr LUNCHES AND MEALS fVrt� h’e break� J. P. CLARK ft hoe Repaint of Alt Kind —Rlcrtrir Shor Shop Pm Kebr k Ik-ira Mends ett ih iron fama CONGRATULATIONS fo the CLASS OF 19471 E «ad S Bootery Ntbratkn City VIGEN'S APPLIANCE Frufuiairr — 1 ai luij Riuimn — Rtrfrfd 717 Central Avenue Nebraska City Nebraska When in Nebraska City rim( HALL'S MARKET NEBRASKA CITY UTILITIES 716 Central Avenue Telephone S3 Nebraska City. Nebraska Rtliablr Srftiir Quality VrrrltflHifur At IjtvcrxX PnMtiblr Cant Nebraska Cvij? ■Nm«t BtytaT—SxchttlVe Bui Not Expciwlw HOTEL GRAND AND COFFEE SHOP ilajf HV Be of Ben-ire to yam Stbldihi ( It Vtrw dI An HMH Crota iW rhjkt I'lM erf lb Itotw ELMER HINRICH5 PAINT COMPANY faint� — Waltpttfur — flta — 4wfo (Hat Inatatlrft Srtal� k« ell� X br« M ft prtw-wuuw� m t e thnwO ft =( Bull Scu) JAMES OIL COMPANY Ijmrrsf Prirr — QtmiHy HrrrknmdiBr — DtlfVmdmblr Nrrrirc r r� lt CM� SfWiOi CARSON NATIONAL BANK JUrmbrrnf '« Hr mi tUfnrsit 1iituratui Corprtration AUBURN N Kill? ASK A H HEMMINGSEN DRY GOODS READY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY TMepton JT7 Atttoum Mrbrakiui DR. H. C. DALLAM DtMfat I'itu Phnrw 17 TCrtirotkji CORNHUSKER TEACHERS BUREAU 1013 Tru l flldic Uncoil). Vol� � . ______Mr. W c Hardin Mgr_________ E L. DECK A CO. IStv PkiM 9 Kfbfulw C-’J— I M Hlhr A FINAL GOOD lUCIM We take thfca opportunity to fjrtmd to «II our f run da who arv graduating or leaving our PERI? thr brat that life afford CHATELAINE JEWELRY phut 47 Yean or Swvte NEBRASKA ELLA MARGARET SHOP Thr Xk,,f, f,f Quality LADIES’ WEARING APPAREL AND MILLINERY Headquartart for Colltgi Girl ’ Frock AUIHJKN NEBRASKA Ihctft CM k4 T i Iturtf—niw� dir AUBURN STATE BANK AJtTtfjM ttrpcnriaMr MemtxT Federal Reserve Imunn� Corporation Auburn Ntbruki FINEST CLEANERS The ttnmt In Oran to ” IIV Uprrintur In It'omm i Ctoiking Phoo 169 Ntbrnki C'ljr Nibrjokt GREENE'S ICE CREAM Oood 7«lff f� 1 Mkv HVdfJliT HOMOGENIZED MILK ICE CREAM Srrrrd at thr fktrm Cafrtrria M d at NEBRASKA CITY NEBRASKA Thaaktatj t o [nr v wr Mtrnmapr, the STATE AND AUBURN THEATRES Auburn. Nebraska Il'MA tke J )7 Srmtnr of PJSTC. 8mtr« end Huppim r Srtf if if if A Flower We are (rrparvd to deKfti flower� for ill ocrrnbn� . Lit 0« Malt� Vour Nut Cornet G, E. Berthold rUOKIST Nebraik Ctt� I’ho Kl XrbraiAa W� Invite You to Make THE OLYMPIA CAFE Kowr Hrndtputrtrra U'Aifr tn Srbraika Cit Tlh lk l 4 l SMTYPd for l PM BERTHA M. THOMSON, M.D. f h y rif KI H it SutftmH P ru Ph«n 60 Mlbriitlii FRANK CLJNE Thr ft mil Drug Store Auburn Nebraska The Sotori ett fc tgrw FOR SERVICE THAT SATISFIES CmII FOSTER GARAGE Skrtltf Servin' Phor� 13 P ru Nebraska EARL'S CAFE ♦ TASTY MEALS LIGHT LUNCHES CLINTON TEACHERS AGENCY Clinton, low® C. E. Coiienv Mgr. TEACHERS: U rt it o pontoon in th th Rocky Moimicon Region th flJlurmq NorthwiMl or th Sunny Southwest w« can hnd it lor you. Enroll NOW. No initial coat or obligation ll not placed. Member N. R T. R You Will Enjoy Th m HV A pprenalr Your pulrontitgr EARL APPLEGATE Peru Nebraska Ne� Omm «■ « TWttOm ftob-biA G o Urn 9ms wm Ut Dahl � Oii� l Bln Sv trft 1U rut in lb bt f CHICAGO. BURLINGTON A QUINCY Ytmr C xjorr� tion ami Paironagt I� Apprrrialrfi tVru Nntmtk It. J tlu! . Aft RAILSBACK'S I. G. A. 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